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Freedom Ministries Logo

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Freedom Ministries Logo

Urban League Logo

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Urban League Logo

Training

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M4S Training Meeting

KAPIO Mtg

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HCF meeting in Feb 2014

OWDS Speaker 2

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Kansas Department for Children and Families Secretary Phyllis Gilmore speaks to the OWDS graduates in January.

OWDS Speaker

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Secretary Roberts addresses the OWDS graduates in January.

Bethel College Play2

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Bethel College Play2

Bethel College Play

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Bethel College Play1

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NEW EMPLOYEE ORIENTATION CHECKLIST

KJCC

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Kansas Juvenile Correctional Complex

Bethel College Logo

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History

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History
1976	Wichita Work Release began operation at North Fairmont as a co-correctional program in January 1976, with an initial capacity of 22 inmates.
1978	The program relocated to north Market and expanded its population capacity to 55 inmates.
1984	Population capacity increased to 76 inmates.
1988	Population capacity increased to 100 inmates.
1989	The program's capacity increased to 182 upon the KDOC's termination of its community residential contract with VIP, Inc. Those inmates from the VIP, Inc. contract were absorbed into WWRF in two buildings on north Market, the WWRF building and another leased by the KDOC to accommodate the influx.
1990	In November, the facility moved to its current location at Emporia and Waterman streets. Population capacity was 198 inmates: 188 male and 10 female.
1996	The administrations of Wichita Work Release Facility and Winfield Correctional Facility were combined, making WWRF a satellite unit of WCF.
2002	The women's work release program was transferred to Topeka. As a result, the capacity was expanded by 52 beds, resulting in a total capacity of 250 inmates.

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Senate 1 23 2014

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Overview of the Kansas Department of Corrections to:Senate Committee on Federal and State Affairs: Presented by Secretary Ray Roberts (January 23, 2014)

Wichita Work Release Facility

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Warden

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Warden Paul Snyder

Paul Snyder was named warden for Winfield Correctional Facility in November 2018 after having served as warden at El Dorado Correctional Facility (EDCF) since April 2018.

Snyder, who previously served as deputy warden at Winfield Correctional Facility, began his career with the KDOC in 1993 as a corrections officer at EDCF. Snyder, who also worked at Ellsworth Correctional Facility, rose steadily through the ranks to become a corrections supervisor, a unit team manager and then deputy warden in 2010. He first served as EDCF’s deputy warden of programs before transitioning into the position of deputy warden of support services. He then was named the deputy warden at the Wichita Work Release Facility before becoming the deputy warden at Winfield Correctional Facility in 2016.

Snyder earned his associate’s degree in administrative justice from Butler County Community College and a bachelor’s degree in human resources and organizational leadership from Rasmussen College.

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