Indiana Department Of Correction
Indiana Department of Correction
Department of Correction Announces Leadership Changes ... © 2005 Indiana Department of Correction ... Indiana Correctional Association ... [Read More]
Indiana Department of Correction
United Way of America Recognizes the Indiana Department of Correction ... © 2005 Indiana Department of Correction ... [Read More]
Indiana Department of Correction
Experience - Five (5) years full-time custody experience in a Correctional Institution plus two (2) years full-time experience as a correctional supervisor. High school graduation or successful completion of the general educational development test at the high school level. Willingness to undergo a background investigation. Must have successfully completed the Correctional Training Institute Program or a similar training program acceptable to the Department of Correction. Substitution: accredited college training may substitute for the required experience, except for the supervisory experience, with a maximum substitution of four (4) years. (Fifteen (15) semester hours in Social Work; Criminology; Psychology; Police Administration; Sociology; Forensic Studies; Or Counseling and Guidance required.) Substitution: Law Enforcement or Military Law Enforcement experience may substitute for the required experience, except for the supervisory experience, with a maximum substitution of one (1) ... [Read More]
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Indiana Department of Correction
PEN Products continues its emphasis to increase offender employment through joint ventures with private sector industry and under the Prison Industry Enhancement Certification Program (PIE). Administered by the Bureau of Justice Assistance within the U.S. Department of Justice, PIE enables correctional facility administrators to establish joint ventures with private sector companies for the production of offender made goods involved in interstate commerce. ... [Read More]
Indiana Department of Correction
The Department of Correction is aggressively seeking new ways to empower offenders with the necessary tools to become more productive members of society upon re-entry. Given this task, I am excited to announce three pilot dormitory openings of the Indiana Purposeful Living Units Serve (PLUS) program. ... PLUS is a faith and character-based re-entry initiative. These programs will be implemented at Correctional Industrial Facility, Indiana Women’s Prison and the Plainfield Juvenile Correctional Facility this summer. Purposeful Living Units Serve offers participants alternatives for rehabilitation. Whether participants choose to learn from character-based materials or faith-based materials, the living units will be geared towards teaching core fundamental values that will challenge and focus on positive reinforcement through learned behavior. The emphasis of this voluntary initiative focuses on strengthening spiritual, moral, and character development as well as life-skills. This will be the basis towards re-entry into the community. ... [Read More]
Indiana Ombudsman Bureau
The Indiana Ombudsman Bureau was created in 2003. The Ombudsman Bureau receives, investigates and attempts to resolve Offender complaints regarding the policies and procedures of the Department of Correction. The Bureau operates independently of the Department of Corrections and is housed in the Department of Administration. ... © 2005 Indiana Department of Correction ... [Read More]
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Indiana (Reentry)
The Indiana Department of Correction will target 68 adults and 480 juveniles released to Weed and Seed neighborhoods in Marion County and 15 adults and 75 juveniles released to the Weed and Seed neighborhood of southeast Fort Wayne in Allen County. Through Indiana’s Going Home Project, the department will partner with various service agencies to address recidivism, substance abuse, and physical and mental health issues and to support workforce participation, housing, family reunification, faith-based issues, and mentoring. ... [Read More]
Indiana Offender Public Information Search
All complaints regarding the accuracy of information contained in these documents should be submitted, in writing, to the: Indiana Department of Correction ... The Indiana Department of Correction welcomes you to the Offender Public Information Search. This database is provided as a free service and is made available to the public and law enforcement in the interest of public safety.Database updates will be made on a weekly basis; however, technical difficulties and maintenance functions may cause delays in information updates. Please note: Due to the frequency of changing information, the data contained in this section may not reflect up-to-date offender information. ... [Read More]
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