Where can I find the State Department of Corrections?

Find state Departments of Corrections for information about state and local prisons and prisoners held in these facilities.

Are there any FAQs for correctional and detention facilities?

The information provided in these FAQs does not cover all questions or issues faced by custodial settings (prisons, jails, and detention facilities). As with the full CDC guidance document, this information may need to be adapted based on individual facilities’ physical space, staffing, population, operations, and other resources and conditions.

How to check for covid-19 at a correctional facility?

Find a separate space to check people for COVID-19 that is close to each housing unit instead of having people who are sick walk through the facility to be medically evaluated. Remind staff to keep 6 feet apart from an individual with respiratory symptoms when possible.

What do you need to know about New Jersey Department of Corrections?

The New Jersey Department of Corrections is committed to providing the best possible healthcare for the men and women committed to its facilities. If you have information or concerns about the health and welfare of an inmate, please call the institution immediately to share your information and/or concerns.

Who is the Department of Corrections in Washington State?

The Washington State Department of Corrections manages all state-operated adult prisons and supervises adult inmates who live in the community.

When is Cooper Street Correctional Facility being consolidated?

Special Alternative Incarceration Facility (SAI) consolidated with its parent facility, Cooper Street Correctional Facility, on March 7, 2020.

Is the Department of Corrections allowing in person visitation?

The Department of Corrections has returned to limited in-person visitation. CDOC will begin allowing in-person visitation at some facilities based on very specific criteria. A copy of that current criteria can be found HERE

How many inmates does the Florida Department of Corrections have?

As Florida’s largest state agency, and the third largest prison system in the country, FDC employs 24,000 members, incarcerates approximately 96,000 inmates and supervises nearly 166,000 offenders in the community. Contact an Inmate.

When did I start working for the Department of Corrections?

I started my DOC career in 2000 at MCF-Lino Lakes as a Corrections Officer. During my nearly 20 years with the DOC, I have held numerous roles and responsibilities. I have completed a work-out-of-class assignment as a Sergeant in a control center.

How many positive employees in the Department of Corrections?

There have been a total of 1,111 positive employees and currently there are 3 active cases. Click here to visit the new Civil Rights Restoration website! If you are interested in becoming an approved treatment or community program provider, click below for more information:

Where can I find jobs in Illinois Department of Corrections?

Go to http://www.idoc.state.il.us/ or do a google search for Illinois Department of Corrections. On the left Sidebar there will be a tab for “Jobs @ IDOC”. This will bring you to “Careers at IDOC” page.

Do you need a license to work in the Department of Correction?

4) Driver License Requirement: You must possess a learner’s permit valid in the State of New York at the time of appointment and must obtain a valid driver license from the State of New York prior to graduating from the Department of Correction Academy.

There have been a total of 1,107 positive employees and currently there are 3 active cases. Visitation and volunteer activities at all facilities are suspended until further notice. Click here to visit the new Civil Rights Restoration website!

Is the Alabama Department of Corrections a good job?

Jobs come and go, but careers last. Explore your rewarding career opportunities with the Alabama Department of Corrections. The ADOC is hiring Correctional Officers with professionalism, integrity, and accountability. You’ll be rewarded with excellent pay and a long list of health and retirement benefits.

How are correctional officers recruitment strategies for prisons?

As older officers retire and experienced COs quit, hundreds of CO positions are waiting to be filled. This special coverage series, “Corrections Recruitment Toolkit: Strategies for hiring COs,” provides recruitment strategies correctional facilities can deploy to tackle the staffing crisis head-on.