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‘We’re Not in the Business of Warehousing People’: The Redesign of American Corrections
For generations, American jails were designed with one purpose: to secure and contain. But as correctional facilities have become the nation’s largest mental health providers and staffing shortages have deepened, architects and jail leaders...
How Can Facial Recognition Help My Jail or Prison?
Facial recognition helps jails and prisons verify identity, track inmate movement, stop mistaken releases, and deter contraband.
Building a New Jail Facility? Questions to Ask First
Building a new jail facility is a long-term decision. Get the design, staffing, technology, and network questions to ask now before your plans to build are finalized.
How Can My Team Keep Inmate Medication Inventory Counts Accurate?
Discover how Medication Manager for Command Cloud simplifies inmate medication inventory with real-time tracking, automation, and audit-ready reporting.
Three Ways Corrections Is Changing From the Inside Out
5 Ways Polk County Improved Operations After Upgrading to a Modern Jail Facility
See how Polk County improved operations after upgrading to a modern jail facility — resulting in safer intake, faster processing, and a documented record.
Facial Recognition in Corrections: How It Works, How Accurate It Is, and Where It Fits
Facial recognition turns a face into data. Learn how it works, how accurate it really is, and where it fits in a correctional facility.