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File Kansas System Assessment Part 1
by cherylca published Aug 28, 2015 last modified Aug 11, 2017 04:50 PM
July 7, 2015
Located in Juvenile Services / Juvenile Justice Workgroup / Workgroup Presentations
File June
by Hope.Burns published Jul 06, 2017 last modified Jul 06, 2017 10:58 AM
Located in Juvenile Services / Juvenile Justice Webline / Weblines 2017
File SB13 1 27 2015
by cherylca published Jan 30, 2015 last modified Jan 30, 2015 12:40 PM
Testimony on SB 13 to Senate Corrections and Juvenile Justice Committee
Located in Newsroom / Legislative Testimony & Presentations / 2015
Food Hubs of KDOC 06 2025
by David Thompson published Jun 18, 2025 last modified Jun 18, 2025 07:24 AM
A recent feasibility study showed that Norton Correctional Facility (NCF) is the largest producer of fresh produce in that region, so, health officials came up with a plan to utilize NCF’s assets. With the guidance of business consultants specializing in food system planning and sustainable food business development, NCF wrote for and was awarded a federal food grant, and today, they are spearheading a charge to upgrade and convert our gardens into local food hubs that would not only provide fresh produce for residents and staff at each facility, but also enough to share with surrounding communities, especially hospitals, nursing homes, and schools. NCF is piloting this project using the food grant to help build a processing plant adjacent to its garden. The plan is to have the plant under the workings of the Kansas Corrections Industries and Rich O’Donnell, who also happens to have experience at the federal prison in Leavenworth converting gardens into food hubs. So, how the NCF project goes, so goes other facility gardens.
Corrections Officer
by ACabello published Mar 26, 2013 last modified Jan 05, 2023 01:05 PM
Located in Jobs
Pretrial, Probation, and Parole Supervision Week 2024
by David Thompson published Jul 22, 2024 last modified Jul 22, 2024 07:54 AM
The Kansas Department of Corrections is proud to recognize, honor, and celebrate the work of our Parole Officers throughout KDOC. This year’s theme for PPPS Week is Wellness Unveiled: Navigating the Journey. There are a myriad of traumatic stories and broken lives that our workers must wade through just to help people under supervision and guide them to a place of stability. Those journeys can take a mental toll, to say the least. So, we are grateful that this week is not only a celebration of our valued team in post supervision, but to recognize the daily grind that can impact both mind and body. So, the celebration of this week is not just about the food, fun, or activities but more importantly, about celebrating the victories of lives turned around with the help of the best post supervision team in the country.
Glossary
by David Cook published Mar 15, 2007 last modified Feb 29, 2012 12:24 PM
Located in Victim Services / Information
* Do not use Fall 2010 Newsletter
by David Cook published Oct 01, 2008 last modified Aug 07, 2013 12:40 PM
The Beacon - Fall 2010 Edition with special focus on Domestic Violence Awareness
Located in Victim Services / Publications / Office of Victim Services Newsletters
* Do not use 2007 Program Evaluation Report vol. VII
by David Cook published Jul 01, 2011 last modified Jun 21, 2013 09:54 AM
OFFENDER PROGRAMS EVALUATION
Located in Publications / KDOC Community & Field Services Publications / ARCHIVED: Offender Program Evaluation Reports
Laptop Computers Issued to Barton Community College Students at Ellsworth Correctional Facility
by David Thompson published Jun 07, 2024 last modified Jun 07, 2024 07:42 AM
For the very first time ever in the Kansas Department of Corrections, 19 residents at Ellsworth Correctional Facility were issued laptop computers for their personal use in their college classes! This incredible partnership between Ellsworth Correctional Facility, Barton Community College, and Central Office Educational staff will provide an opportunity for residents to not only utilize computers during class and for their homework, but will enable residents to complete assignments in their own living area, mirroring the opportunities provided to traditional students within the community.