Fitness & Health
K-9s Jenny and Piper are the first two graduates of “Puppies Behind Bars,” a program that raises and trains service dogs for responders by inmates
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By providing too many privileges to its max-security inmates, Ohio is both undercutting its reformatory mission and putting the safety of everyone behind the wall at risk
“It is nearly impossible to believe that someone can attempt murder on Monday and walk out of jail on Wednesday,” Craig Greenberg said
It is unacceptable to send corrections personnel to interpersonally complex and physically dangerous work environments without appropriate armor
A new program at the Grand Traverse County Jail aims to be proactive rather than reactive, the jail administrator says
Learn what causes burnout, how to recognize its negative effects, and strategies to counteract and prevent it.
Taking steps to build good habits means you’ll be in tip top shape to serve the public and have a longer, healthier life during your career and beyond
The program works with prison chaplains to reach inmates interested in sending gifts to their children
COVID-19 put the spotlight on officer recruitment, retention and wellness. The good news is, we have solutions to these issues
“A deputy is throwing away a 22-year-career for inflicting unnecessary harm on a mentally ill inmate out of frustration,” the DA said
Administrators and supervisors MUST invest in their most valuable resource – front-line staff – like never before
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