• Click on one of the tabs to open the dashboard.
• Click on the “X” in the upper right-hand corner below the arrows to close the dashboard.

Features to Note: 

• Some of the dashboards contain drop-down boxes that allow you to select different parameters. 
• Many of the dashboards provide more information if you hover over the graphs.
• Some of the graphs will display additional information if you click on a specific section within the graph.

Click on here to view the dashboards.

These dashboards contain the most recent annual reports for the Kansas Department of Corrections.   On this site, you will see various tabs containing the different dashboards that are available.  To see more dashboards, use the navigation arrow(s) in the upper right-hand corner. 

• Click on one of the tabs to open the dashboard.
• Click on the “X” in the upper right-hand corner below the arrows to close the dashboard.

Features to Note: 

• Some of the dashboards contain drop-down boxes that allow you to select different parameters. 
• Many of the dashboards provide more information if you hover over the graphs.
• Some of the graphs will display additional information if you click on a specific section within the graph.

Secretary Jeff Zmuda was appointed by Governor Laura Kelly to lead the Kansas Department of Corrections in 2019. He was sworn in on February 5, 2020.

Prior to joining Governor Kelly’s cabinet, Jeff spent nearly 32 years in service to the Idaho Department of Corrections. More than half of that time was spent in leadership roles, as both the organization’s deputy director and chief of prisons. In these roles he coordinated with stakeholders across the state and played a key role in the operations for nine state-run facilities, including public safety initiatives, security protocols and practices, mental health care and treatment, education services and reentry programs. Jeff also has extensive experience addressing personnel and operations challenges across a correctional system.

Jeff is a firm believer that while offenders are serving their time in prison, the department and staff should be working hard to equip offenders with the resources and skills they need to be successful upon their reentry to their community. With that in mind, he has made improving reentry services and workforce readiness among inmates one of his top priorities.

Jeff and his wife Cheryl have been married for 40 years. They have three grown sons, David, Daniel and Andrew.

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