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FY2024 KDOC Annual Report
https://www.doc.ks.gov/publications/Reports/fy2024-kdoc-annual-report
No publisherNancy Burghart2025-05-12T20:02:23ZFileFY2023 KDOC Annual Report
https://www.doc.ks.gov/publications/Reports/Archived/fy2023-kdoc-annual-report
No publisherNancy Burghart2025-05-12T19:59:34ZFileCarolyn (CJ) Perez Board Member
https://www.doc.ks.gov/prb/members/carolyn-cj-perez-board-member
No publisherNancy Burghart2025-05-09T19:59:32ZFileCorrections and Employees Week 2025
https://www.doc.ks.gov/corrections-and-employees-week-2025
Video profile of KDOC Corrections Officers and Employees who exemplify the dedication, commitment, and sacrifice of staff members across the great state of Kansas. The foundational goal at the Kansas Department of Corrections is to always help people come out of prison better than they went in. Today, there are 3,400 staff members working in KDOC facilities throughout the state that are helping those residents who want to change, attain that foundational goal. They, along with their peers across the country, are being recognized and honored for their dedication and service over the next 7 days as we observe National Correctional Officers’ and Employees’ Week.
In order to spotlight those deserving of credit, we dedicate this week to our Unsung Heroes of KDOC. This report reveals the character of people who work throughout our facilities as they help make a difference in the countless lives we encounter every day of the year.
]]>No publisherDavid Thompson2025-05-05T16:00:00ZNews ItemSecond Chance Month Megan Milner Promo
https://www.doc.ks.gov/second-chance-month-megan-milner-promo
During April Second Chance Month in Kansas, it's positive to focus on the potential for transformation and the value of second chances for individuals returning to society after incarceration. We're grateful for the work and leadership of Secretary Jeff Zmuda and Deputy Secretary of Adult and Juvenile Community Based Services, Megan Milner, as they spearhead the efforts of countless staff members who make a difference in creating second chances on a daily basis.During April Second Chance Month in Kansas, it's positive to focus on the potential for transformation and the value of second chances for individuals returning to society after incarceration. We're grateful for the work and leadership of Secretary Jeff Zmuda and Deputy Secretary of Adult and Juvenile Community Based Services, Megan Milner, as they spearhead the efforts of countless staff members who make a difference in creating second chances on a daily basis.
]]>No publisherDavid Thompson2025-04-22T14:50:00ZNews ItemKDOC Quarterly Data April 2025
https://www.doc.ks.gov/juvenile-services/committee/documentation/april-18th-2025/kdoc-quarterly-data-april-2025
No publisherMatthew Billinger2025-04-21T17:33:32ZFileOJA Quarterly Data April 2025
https://www.doc.ks.gov/juvenile-services/committee/documentation/april-18th-2025/oja-quarterly-data-april-2025
No publisherMatthew Billinger2025-04-21T17:33:32ZFileApril 18th, 2025
https://www.doc.ks.gov/juvenile-services/committee/documentation/april-18th-2025
No publisherMatthew Billinger2025-04-21T17:33:03ZFolderOffender Supervision Handbook
https://www.doc.ks.gov/publications/CFS/offender-supervision-handbook-1
No publisherNancy Burghart2025-04-04T18:07:14ZFileIN2WORK Giftbags for RMH 04 03 25
https://www.doc.ks.gov/in2work-giftbags-for-rmh-04-03-25
Aramark Correctional Services is marking the 20th anniversary of its IN2WORK (I2W) program, which provides education and industry certifications to incarcerated individuals. To help celebrate, the IN2WORK residents and Aramark staff at Lansing Correctional Facility created 250 self-stable, breakfast snack packs and donated them to the Ronald McDonald House near Childrens Mercy Hospital in Overland Park.Aramark Correctional Services is marking the 20th anniversary of its IN2WORK (I2W) program, which provides education and industry certifications to incarcerated individuals. To help celebrate, the IN2WORK residents and Aramark staff at Lansing Correctional Facility created 250 self-stable, breakfast snack packs and donated them to the Ronald McDonald House near Childrens Mercy Hospital in Overland Park.
]]>No publisherDavid Thompson2025-04-03T17:25:00ZNews ItemKCDC Unveils Play Free Visitation Area at ECF
https://www.doc.ks.gov/kcdc-unveils-play-free-visitation-area-at-ecf
A new child-friendly visitation space at Ellsworth Correctional Facility aims to make family connections easier, thanks to a partnership between KDOC and the Kansas Children’s Discovery Center.
The redesigned space prioritizes the emotional and developmental needs of children visiting incarcerated parents, emphasizing a family-centered approach in the correctional system.
A new child-friendly visitation space at Ellsworth Correctional Facility aims to make family connections easier, thanks to a partnership between KDOC and the Kansas Children’s Discovery Center. the redesigned space prioritizes the emotional and developmental needs of children visiting incarcerated parents, emphasizing a family-centered approach in the correctional system. Governor Laura Kelly praised the partnership, saying in a statement, “I am pleased to support this partnership between the Kansas Children’s Discovery Center and the Kansas Department of Corrections, which takes a compassionate approach to the visitation experience. By focusing on the welfare of both parents and children, we can improve outcomes and support positive family relationships throughout the incarceration period.” Research shows that maintaining strong parent-child connections during incarceration reduces trauma, supports emotional stability, and lowers the risk of intergenerational incarceration, according to the National Institute of Justice. A similar visitation room has also opened at the El Dorado Correctional Facility, and a third is scheduled to launch at Lansing Correctional Facility April 10th.
]]>No publisherDavid Thompson2025-03-31T20:00:00ZNews ItemProcedure for completing a Clemency Application
https://www.doc.ks.gov/prb/procedure-for-completing-a-clemency-application-1
No publisherNancy Burghart2025-03-28T14:33:35ZFileBand Night On The Big Yard at LCF
https://www.doc.ks.gov/band-night-on-the-big-yard-at-lcf
For the 2nd year in a row, more than 30 bands from around the Kansas City region are booked to play on a Thursday night between March and October. It's win-win-win situation as local bands who are looking for a gig, can play before a "captive" audience; the residents are welcome to hear a free concert; and administrators say it all adds to a calmer, safer environment. Rock on, LCF!What happens when you have a big space for an outdoor concert, a welcoming audience, and no budget to pay musicians? You invite as many bands that are willing to play on the Yard at Lansing Correctional Facility. And are they coming?! For the 2nd year in a row, more than 30 bands from around the Kansas City region are booked to play on a Thursday night between March and October. It's win-win-win situation as local bands who are looking for a gig, can play before a "captive" audience; the residents are welcome to hear a free concert; and administrators say it all adds to a calmer, safer environment. Rock on, LCF!
]]>No publisherDavid Thompson2025-03-14T12:30:00ZNews ItemOVS Main Brochure
https://www.doc.ks.gov/victim-services/publications/brochures/ovs-main-brochure
No publisherNancy Burghart2025-02-21T20:35:50ZFileJuvenile Grants Availabilities - Profile of Heartland 180
https://www.doc.ks.gov/juvenile-grants-availabilities-profile-of-heartland-180
For people and organizations who are helping justice-involved juveniles and are seeking grant funding, please check out the list of available grants on this website. doc.ks.gov/juvenile-services/grants
At the Kansas Department of Corrections, we fully support programs and organizations that are dedicated to helping young people to be productive citizens in our communities. In some cases, some young people need more support than others. If you are part of an organization that reaches out to help guide and/or mentor justice-involved juveniles, perhaps you need to see if you qualify for grant funding through KDOC? We talked with one such organization in hopes of sharing their inspiration and know-how to obtain grants that took them from an after-school program, into one of the biggest nonprofits helping justice-involved juveniles. This is the story of Heartland 180 in Kansas City, Kansas.
]]>No publisherDavid Thompson2025-02-11T21:30:00ZNews Item