Correctional facilities face persistent challenges with violence and trauma.
Outdated safety protocols, insufficient staffing, and ineffective housing policies put both staff and residents at risk.
Modernizing these systems isn’t just an operational need—it’s a moral and legal imperative.
Educate policy makers on updated training, emergency response, and conflict de-escalation protocols to support data backed legislation.
Ensure adequate staffing levels are known to the public and legislators to improve safety outcomes.
Ensure changes to organized housing and communal areas minimizes violence and promote rehabilitation.
Protecting Staff, Residents, and Communities
When facilities adopt modernized policies, everyone benefits.
Correctional Officers and Civilian Staff experience less workplace trauma, residents are safer, and communities see reduced recidivism and violence.
Safety is a shared responsibility that starts with proper planning, resources and data based legislative policy.