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The latest edition of #CorrectionsConnections, Correctional News’ exclusive podcast, features a conversation with New Hampshire Department of Corrections Commissioner Helen Hanks. Hanks, a member of the Correctional Leaders Association and the Correctional News #EditorialAdvisoryBoard, shares how #technology enhances inmate rehabilitation and staff efficiency. She also discusses the implications of #artificialintelligence in security and electronic health records and the need to balance safety, reintegration and the human elements of decision-making. Corrections Connections features leaders from across the #justice community to cover news, trends, projects and innovative ideas that shape the industry. Join us each month to hear from experts, get real-world insights and enjoy engaging conversations. ? Listen and subscribe at: https://lnkd.in/gz9AF4KS? #rehabilitation #corrections #justice #technology The episode was sponsored by Viken Detection.

Falcon Inc., a national consulting and management firm in the justice, healthcare, and safety sector, has named?Todd Ishee as a senior expert. With 35 years in corrections and public safety, Ishee has made a significant impact in the field. Most recently, he served as cabinet secretary of the NC Department of Adult Correction. Ishee also joined the director's roundtable discussion at the 2024 Corrections Summit, where he continued shaping the future of corrections leadership and policy. Join us in congratulating Ishee on his new role! Read more at: https://lnkd.in/gu4xNXPK #Leadership #Corrections #PublicSafety #JusticeReform #CorrectionsSummit

Correctional News' Innovations and Technology March Newswire went out this week, featuring stories about: -?A new body-worn camera pilot program in Maryland -?A coding initiative for inmates in Massachusetts -?Correctional Officer wellness and how one non-profit is making a difference -?A first-of-its kind state interoperability platform between jails in Colorado -?People in the News and Hot Products Make sure to subscribe for free to get the latest news, exclusive features and insights from industry thought leaders in #construction #justice #corrections #correctionalnews https://lnkd.in/gCdzkSZZ Maryland Department of Public Safety & Correctional Services, Massachusetts Department of Correction. Persevere, NCCHC Resources, Inc., Dr. Deborah Shelton, Falcon Inc., Todd Ishee, Desert Waters Correctional Outreach, Peregrine, Pexip, Axon

Bosch Security Escort Support is Ending—What’s Next? *Bosch has discontinued Security Escort, and support ends this year. If you're still using the system, now is the time to plan your next steps. Many facilities face a tough choice: Replace everything or find a way to extend their system’s life. Good news—you don’t have to start over. With Actall’s PrismUI software, you can keep your existing Bosch Security Escort hardware while upgrading your software to a modern, fully supported platform. Why Upgrade to Actall's PrismUI? ? No need to rip and replace—Continue using Bosch transmitters, transponders & infrastructure ? Modernized software & user interface—A faster, more intuitive experience ? Expanded integrations—Connect alarms, video systems, door controls, fence monitoring & more ? Long-term support—Actall is committed to ongoing updates and service We understand every facility has different needs, so we’re offering: - Live demos to see how Actall's PrismUI enhances your system - feature comparisons - Apples-to-apples quotes—see how much you can save Security Escort is going away, but your system doesn’t have to. Let’s talk about your options. Drop a comment, send me a message, or schedule a call today. #SecurityTechnology #BoschSecurityEscort #Corrections #FacilitySecurity #ActallPrismUI #RTLS #ACTALLCORPORATION #DuressSystems #SecurityUpgrades

Correctional News showcases products, projects, people and services to a committed readership of #correctional and #justice leaders and decisionmakers. Subscribe to print and digital editions today to stay on top of innovative design and delivery methods, new technologies and emerging trends—and to learn more about visionary firms and leaders. For a free subscription, visit https://lnkd.in/gCdzkSZZ

Congratulations to Correctional News #EditorialAdvisoryBoard member Rob Jeffreys, director of the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services and president of the Correctional Leaders Association, for 30 years of service in corrections! See Jeffreys' recent Director's Report article in the January/February edition of Correctional News https://lnkd.in/ggadWzJb #correctionalleaders #thoughtleader #correctionalleadership

Happy Women in Construction week! Special shout out to Correctional News’ Industry Knowledge Council members Stephanie Miner, Beverly Prior, FAIA, NCARB, LEED AP, Brooke Martin, AIA, CCHP, NCARB, Carol Lanham, Tamara Clarke, and Serina Greene (SUSTAINABLE SECURITY SOLUTIONS, INC), for your knowledge, leadership, perseverance, and dedication to your profession! Proud to know you all and thank you for pushing what’s possible in this industry. You inspire me daily! Our next issue will feature a spotlight on “Women in Corrections,” so be sure you pick up a copy soon and see some of the trailblazing women that are shaping corrections - from managing and operating correctional facilities, to design, construction and manufacturing - there is really nothing they can’t do. Let’s go ladies! ?? #womeninconstructionweek #womenincorrections

Correctional News is excited to spotlight Nabholz Corporation's latest leadership announcement! Congratulations to Andrew Millar on being named the firm’s new project executive. With more than 20 years of experience, Millar has managed projects across numerous sectors, including healthcare, research and government. He most recently served project development director at Hensel Phelps, where he drove business growth and secured important projects across the Southern California market. Read more about Millar at https://lnkd.in/gQtyWX-Q #leadership #justicesector #CorrectionalNews

BREAKING: South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhodan announced a plan of action keeping the men's prison alive after bills to fund the project failed to pass through the legislature. Gov. Rhodan signed an executive order on Feb. 27 creating an advisory council called Project Prison Reset. The council will have the following directives: - Assess and determine the need for a new prison facility. - Engage and analyze consultant recommendations on size and design of a new prison facility. - Determine options for the optimal location of a new prison facility. - Make recommendations to be considered at a special session to be called by the Governor. Project Prison Reset will begin meeting on April 2. The council will be led by Lt. Gov. Tony Venhuizen, and is tasked to recommend legislation by July 15, 2025. A news article about this developing story can be found here: https://lnkd.in/gvFxREbN

The Corrections Technology Conference (CTC) 2025 officially kicks off in Bangkok! Over the next two days, we're diving deep into groundbreaking innovations transforming correctional systems worldwide. From smart prisons and digital transformation to gender-responsive policies and community corrections - we're exploring it all! A heartfelt thank you to our brilliant speakers, dedicated moderators, and the Thailand Department of Corrections for their outstanding hospitality. Special appreciation to all attendees joining us from across the globe! Can't be here? Follow #CTC2025 for live updates and join the conversation about the future of corrections technology! Let's work together to build more effective, humane, and innovative correctional systems. #SmartPrison #TechforGood