The Georgia Department of Behavior Health and Developmental Disability (DBHDD) broke ground Oct. 8 on a $20.7 million ...

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Tailoring security levels to patients’ specific risk profiles — from minimum-security outpatient clinics to high-acuity ...

Officials in Howard County, Ind., held a groundbreaking ceremony on Oct. 1 for a $132 million replacement jail and sheriff’s ...

For decades, correctional design has evolved beyond simply containing incarcerated populations. Correctional leaders, ...

Purpose-built tablets provide incarcerated individuals with secure access to educational courses, vocational training and reentry resources, helping extend programming beyond the ...

The American Correctional Association (ACA) has appointed Jack R. “Randy” Sauls as Director of its Office of Correctional ...

The Texas Juvenile Justice Department broke ground Oct. 7 on a new secure juvenile correctional facility in Ellis County — the second of two new facilities designed to modernize the state's juvenile ...

Designing a new facility? Renovating an existing space? Whatever the circumstance may be, Cortech USA wants you to feel confident in your purchasing decisions. As part of the company’s Furniture Pilot ...

Off-site eye appointments consume officer time, strain budgets, disrupt schedules, and introduce avoidable security risks. DigitalOptometrics brings comprehensive eye care directly into correctional ...

Typically, when correctional facilities reach the end of their useful lifecycle, or are rendered obsolete by modern replacement facilities, the buildings are demolished and their sites are redeveloped ...