Communications

Take advantage of the moments before an inmate loses control when you have the opportunity to divert that rage

5G is here for both fixed locations and vehicles

Download this Corrections1 inmate tracking buying guide to learn key steps for product selection, purchasing and implementation

Last year, people in the Department of Corrections and their families paid $7.7 million to talk on the phone

Innovations in T-ray technology allow CO staff to detect the smallest, hardest-to-find drugs and contraband that X-ray and other screening techniques can't find

How mobile devices and apps can increase staff efficiency, resident well-being and safety for everyone

Domestic and international calls from wall phones and tablets are now free for "maintaining positive bonds between incarcerated people and their loved ones"

New law will help ensure that phone rates are “reasonable" for families trying to stay in touch with an incarcerated loved one

Schuylkill County Prison requests $160K for 42 additional wireless access points, switches and cables to improve communication between iPads used by COs

The equipment allows 360-degree views of an imaginary world in two or three dimensions for shared adventures between kids and incarcerated parents

Knowing your audience and what’s relevant to them will create opportunities for delivering useful messages that lead to understanding and application

Corrections officers who learn to communicate with clear thought towards how the message is received are more effective leaders

The launch of Mobile Command XR from GUARDIAN RFID, which is powered by AI and face recognition, has created waves throughout the corrections industry

The station is created and produced by inmates serving at three different correctional facilities in Colorado

Inmates at the facility can send text messages to the outside via tablets, and some are abusing the privilege