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The scanning policy, backed by AFSCME, follows reports of fentanyl and synthetic drugs entering prisons through letters and legal mail
The legislation is part of a broader effort to address chemical exposures in correctional facilities
Before investing in x-ray body scanners, correctional leaders should understand safety, image quality and usability; this guide outlines the critical questions to ask
Reducing risk without adding staff or complicated protocols
Harnessing data to protect staff, improve outcomes and streamline operations
The Axon body-worn cameras have already reduced inmate grievance response times by up to 12% and use-of-force reports have dropped by about 17%
NYC Corrections has bought multiple units of the DrugDetect-F1 to ensure officer safety in a dynamic environment
Facilities can reduce violent incidents by rethinking how cleaning tools are distributed and used
The Wyandotte County Sheriff’s Office discovered how one lesser-known tool helped curb inmate disruptions and shift officer perceptions
This modernization effort will replace the VADOC’s legacy paper-based process with a secure, digital platform that ensures greater control, visibility, and accountability over tool inventory and usage