News & Announcements
Three of Four KDOC Inmate Escapees from Ottawa County Jail Remain At Large
At approximately 5 a.m., four Kansas Department of Corrections inmates housed in the Ottawa County Jail escaped.
KDOC Internship Brochure Available
The Kansas Department of Corrections (KDOC) offers real-world work experience for undergraduate, graduate and law students. As part of the KDOC team, interns gain an in-depth introduction to the field of corrections through an individualized learning experience.
Victim Impact: Listen and Learn
Victim Impact: Listen and Learn is a program that provides inmates an opportunity to learn how their behaviors have impacted others. Inmates learn how to define who their victims are, understand the possible impact of nine different crimes and work to comprehend the effects of those crimes on different victims.
KDOC FY 2011 Annual Report Available
This edition of the annual report represents a substantial change in reporting practices by combining two publications - the annual KDOC Statistical Profile and the KDOC Annual Report, resulting in a more comprehensive and more streamlined report. Included are the FY 2011 highlights and initiatives, along with detailed statistical information on the Kansas correctional system.
KDOC Attends Offender Employment Retention Specialist Training
The Kansas Department of Corrections was well represented at the National Corrections Academy/National Institute of Corrections (NIC) Learning Center’s Offender Employment Retention Specialist (OERS) training in Aurora, Colo., January 8 – 13. Four from the KDOC successfully participated: Zachary Burgoon, Topeka Correctional Facility; Eliott Nelson, Kansas City Parole Office/Lansing Correctional Facility; Kelli Martinez, Topeka Parole Office; and Cindy Rowland, Hutchinson Correctional Facility.
