Across the country, sheriffs, wardens and jail administrators are actively redefining what effective corrections looks like. Today’s leading facilities are prioritizing safety, accountability and preparation for reentry, recognizing that jails are not just places of custody, but critical environments for intervention, structure and long-term community impact.
Whether you are in the design phase, the build phase or retrofitting an existing solution, West Pond can help you design a secure corrections TV system that works for you.
Dr. Elizabeth Falcon, Psy.D., CCHP-MH, MBA, is a nationally recognized Correctional and Forensic Psychologist with more than 20 years of experience developing, implementing and managing behavioral health programs.
Over the past year, as news on projects, people, products and other developments in the corrections field unfolded, Correctional News was there to cover not only what transpired, but what impacts those events could have the industry as a whole.
The Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry (ADCRR) and the Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC) recently announced new procedures for handling and distributing mail to incarcerated individuals at their facilities.
The 2025 editorial year of Correctional News reflected an evolving field where infrastructure, staff wellness and operational reform intersect more closely than ever.
As artificial intelligence (AI) begins to shape every aspect of correctional systems, healthcare stands out as one of its most promising yet complex frontiers.
Earlier this month, the Oklahoma Department of Corrections initiated a pilot program using drone technology to provide continuous aerial coverage and enhance security at its Red Rock Correctional Center in Lawton.
When Chadwick Dotson took the helm as director of the Virginia Department of Corrections (VADOC), he brought with him a bold vision: to position Virginia as a national leader in correctional safety, intelligence and technological innovation.
Later this month, the Federal Communications Commission will vote on a plan to lift restrictions on jamming cellphone signals in state and federal prisons.
Recognizing longtime and emerging industry leaders.
Winners announced at annual Corrections Summit.
