An award ceremony was held on Thursday, April 18, 2019, at Chillicothe Correctional Center. Then, inmates who are from the western part of the state are transferred to Chillicothe. Congratulations to Carla Meyers, Storekeeper I, on being named the 2021 CCC Employee of the Year! Kelleys actions and initiative not only answered a need for offenders with specific medical needs, but also conserved Clothing Issues budget and inventory by reducing the number of state-issue pillows needed to address those needs.. It was indicated that while he was working voluntary overtime at Tipton Correctional Center on September 11, 2022, he assisted in area searches in order to help reduce the workload of TCC staff. Chillicothe Correctional Center - Facebook At CCC, over 330 offenders participated; impacting over 714 children. Thursday PBC served all staff biscuits, gravy and hash browns for lunch in staff dining and Friday was a prize giveaway. Employee of the Year/Service Awards Ceremony. Raechels actions greatly contributed to the smooth operations of the institution and her professionalism does not go unnoticed. These tablets allow the inmate to send and receive emails, purchase music, movies, and games, access educational content, request services, and use offender phone services. It is noted that although Holly has only worked in the mailroom a short time, her diligence and previous custody experience have contributed greatly to her being very adept at conducting thorough searches on mail. She truly is an asset to this facility and the Department as a whole. Statistics are intended for research/educational purposes only. The response of each of the staff members to this incident in the community demonstrates their willingness to assist others during their time of need and should be commended. Whenever there is something new asked of her staff, she is right there in the trenches with them to help accomplish great feats. CO II Pittman indicated in the nomination, CO I Humphrey ensures the unit is running smoothly by keeping up with getting the offenders to where they need to go in a timely manner. Fourth row left to right: COI Shelly Shively, DWO Ryan Coffman, Major David Savage, COI Billie Jo Richards, EHN Angela Albertson, LPN Angelia McFie), Robyn LaFountain Corrections Officer I (transfer from WMCC) 8/11/19, Tashina Schultz Medical Records Clerk 8/20/19, Dr. Todd Richards Medical Director (transfer from WMCC) 8/24/19, Margaret Walker Licensed Practical Nurse 8/30/19, Donald Jahraus Corrections Officer I 8/31/19. There were 8 staff members present. It was indicated that Ms. Kelley recently received notification that an offender was in need of a third state-issue pillow per Medical. Friday all staff received a flashlight pen. The Western Region Honor Guard, along with CCC CERT members, were honored to lead the Home of Sliced Bread Parade in Chillicothe on July 9, 2022. Transfers from CRCC effective 7/12/19 7/14/19: CO I Kody AdamsCO I Leanna AndersonCO I David Baker Visitors under 18 years old, unless married to the offender, must be accompanied by an authorized adult visitor. Angela is due May 20, Debra Stiverson, COI (transfer from WMCC) 2/2/20, It was recognized on June 9, 2019, that CO I Bell received a tip from an offender that contraband was to enter the institution by a visitor. The Special Olympics Torch run was held at Simpson Park on May 11, 2022. Dog the Bounty Hunter, his wife, Francie and Katie Souza with Prison Power Ministries brought their program to CCC June 10-11. Ray was nominated for this award by Deputy Warden Kimberly Herring and Food Service Manager Sherry Oldham, who recognized his constant professionalism and commitment to ensuring the smooth operations of the facility. Chris Shaw. When her co-workers are out of the office, she goes above and beyond, checking their mailboxes for important paperwork, release papers, and home plans, ensuring no necessary duties are neglected. CHILLICOTHE, Mo. Visiting hours at Chillicothe Correctional Center are on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 9:30 am 1:30 pm and 2:30 pm 6:30 pm. Pictured (L to R): Amy Parkhurst, AW, Ryan Coffman, DWOM, Philip Bower, ITO, EOM-February, Joh Huber, CCMII-EOM-January, Kimberly Herring, DWOM, Chris McBee, Warden, David Savage, CSII. Box 1609Jefferson City, MO 65102. CCM II John Huber and Institutional Training Officer Philip Bower. Ray was able to diagnose and repair the units while still maintaining other work duties and he always did so with a positive attitude. The CCC Corrections Way Ambassadors were selling fall leaves with positive, uplifting, and motivational words on them. Items from the section head meeting were also shared with present staff. While conducting these searches, he found a homemade metal weapon (shank) which was hidden under a table in the Maintenance Department. Mr. Fulk is a huge asset to this facility and his actions consistently demonstrate that he is a professional and a team player. Chillicothe Correctional Institution - Ohio In Puppies for Parole, selected offenders have the opportunity to become trainers to rescue dogs. Pictures of Chillicothe Correctional Center, Careers at Chillicothe Correctional Center. It is stated in the nomination, FUM Ashton Christophers willingness to assist his housing unit in emergency situations displays exemplary leadership skills and teamwork. Her knowledge that often requests such as this are needed due to an offenders need for knee or leg elevation, which can quickly deplete a state-issue pillow, led her to design and create a sturdier, firmer pillow out of depleted mattresses that had been set aside for surplus. Due to the diligence of CO II Jackson and the other staff members assigned to the Visiting Room on this date, this contraband was prevented from being introduced into the institution, ensuring the safety of both staff and offenders. She indicated that Vicki was always willing to offer her assistance and answer her questions. June Town Hall meetings were held on July 28, 2022 at 6:00am, 10:00am and 3:00pm. On July 7, 2020, while traveling home from work, Major David Savage and COI Erick Passig each came upon the same car accident on US Highway 36 in Linn County. The efforts made by Mr. Ness resulted in the prevention of a visitor introducing a significant amount of illegal contraband into the institution. He then managed to extinguish the fire from the truck, utilizing two fire extinguishers and bottled water, prior to the fire department arriving. Morgan Shaw won a ham and Cristopher Talbert won a turkey from HyVee donated by the Wellness Committee. Lori Parkey, FUM of Housing Unit 8 was an invaluable leader throughout this unprecedented time. Town Halls for February will be held in the Yellow Conference Room on Friday, February 26, 2021 at the following times: 6:00-7:00 am, 8:00-9:00 am, and Thursday, February 25 from 3:00-4:00 pm. Please join Warden McBee and the Employee of the Month Committee in congratulating Steven McKiddy, Corrections Officer I, on being named the CCC Employee of the Month for September 2022. Steven was nominated for this award by CO II Tommy Pittman and FUM Ashton Christopher, who recognized his constant professionalism and commitment to ensuring a safe environment for staff and offenders. Congratulations to Chaplain Murphy on this outstanding recognition! A variety of toppings were selected by staff to put on their potato. Upon receiving notification of the situation, Mr. Christopher halted his normal duties and responded. Jeremys actions greatly contribute to the smooth operations of the institution and his professionalism does not go unnoticed. The Renewal Award is in recognition of outstanding achievement in facilitating the growth of Angel Tree Christmas. It was indicated that while conducting a cell search in a housing unit, Anderson discovered a large amount of dangerous contraband. CO I Peters is a huge asset to this facility and his actions consistently demonstrate that he is a professional and a team player. A goal was set to raise $400.00 by October 15. MS I Larry Fuhr After receiving this information, CO II Jackson noticed that an offender who had exhibited suspicious behavior was trying to conceal an item from her while performing a search. She was nominated by SOSA-P&P Jennifer Horton and OSA Joy Main in recognition of her positive attitude and willingness to assist others, as well as her outstanding work ethic. Addiction is at the core of the national drug misuse epidemic, inside and outside correctional centers. He was nominated by CO II John Morris and CO III Stephanie Eckert. Utilizing her training and excellent searching skills, she found and recovered the items, reducing the presence of contraband in the institution. She is a huge asset and her actions consistently demonstrate her professionalism and abilities as a team player. Due to the diligence of CO I Bell and the other staff members involved, dangerous contraband was prevented from being introduced into the institution, e, Marlene Pfister, Licensed Practical Nurse, Tabitha Johnson, Licensed Practical Nurse, Sterling Ream, Health Services Administrator, Tammy Christopher, Licensed Practical Nurse, Transfers from CRCC effective 7/12/19 7/14/19, Memorial Ceremony and Balloon Release for CO I Adron Sharp, June 6 Comp Payout Deadline for June 14, On Thursday, April 25, 2019, CCC hosted a health fair for staff called 'Know Your Numbers.' Both murals have brightened the dining rooms and share a positive message with all who enter. Small lockers are available to store your purses, wallets, or keys, if necessary, however, it is requested you bring only necessary items and secure the rest in your vehicle.if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[970,250],'prisoninsight_com-banner-1','ezslot_6',134,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-prisoninsight_com-banner-1-0'); Coins may be brought in a clear sandwich bag or transparent plastic pouch for use in the vending machine. The nomination stated, Ray always keeps a positive outlook and professional demeanor regardless of what adversities he faces. On Monday and Tuesday, February 1 and 2, an additional 85-90 staff will be receiving their first round of vaccine. Employees in the running for Employee of the Year were Linda Shafer, Carla Meyers, J.D. Thank you for visiting us to better understand how inmates are treated while incarcerated at this institution. Recently, she immediately stepped up in handling a situation in which an offender assigned to administrative segregation was attempting to harm herself and ensured the proper protocol was followed. CO III Keith Bentz Staff made donations to the PBC awarding this honor to Lieutenant Lewis. Winners of the Ugly Sweater contest are as follows: 1st shift Carmelia Bannan, 2nd Shift Angela Hightower, and 3rd shift Michael McCurley. "Dusty was observed putting in the effort to ensure that any unexpected Housing Unit moves got done in an orderly manner with little to no notification during the quarantine and/or isolation of offenders that needed to be placed on other housing units to help ensure the health and safety of the institution. Katies actions greatly contribute to the smooth operations of the institution and her professionalism does not go unnoticed. Linda was nominated for this award by Joy Main, OSA who recognized her constant professionalism and willingness to assist her fellow staff members. Attendance from August town hall meetings were as follows: Topics brought up by attending staff included appreciation regarding the Fallapalooza silent auction Wellness fundraiser, the importance of communication when passing information during shift transitions, Captain/Lieutenant rotation, protection of staff social security numbers, and reduction in offender population. Chillicothe Correctional (CCI) 15802 State Route 104 North Chillicothe, OH 45601 Learn more Correctional Reception Center (CRC) 11271 State Route 762 Orient, Ohio 43146 Learn more Dayton Correctional (DCI) 4104 Germantown Street Dayton, Ohio 45417 Learn More Franklin Medical Center (FMC) 1990 Harmon Ave Columbus, Ohio 43223 Learn more These items were donated to the Chillicothe Community Resource Center. On February 5, 2021 in the Recreation Gym, service pin awards, Employee of the Year, and special awards were given out. On March 4, 2022, Chuck assisted with a drug interdiction in the CCC Visiting Room. May Town Hall meetings were held on May 27, 2022 at 6:00am, 9:00am and 3:00pm. Pictured in the large group photo is employees from Probation & Parole, Chillicothe Correctional Center and the Chillicothe Police Department. SOSA Clevenger indicated in the nomination, Not only did Ms. Shafer discover the contraband, she and others went above and beyond their normal duties on that day due to both the Mailroom Supervisor and the OSA being gone. Officers Walker and Anthony were observant of their fellow staff and their actions were paramount to the timely intervention of Officer Stones developing medical condition. CO I Donald Rogers Darrell Kraus, Stationary Engineer 2/14/22, Genevieve Blair, Substance Abuse Counselor 2/14/22. During this time, she understood what it was like to work short-handed, so she was always willing to go above and beyond her duties to help out. I left control center and spoke to Lisa Clark and requested her help and for one of the nurses to come. Karrisa Huffman, OSA Records December 21, 2020, Kylee Ireland, OSA Mailroom December 21, 2020, Matthew Nefferdorf, COI, (transfer from WMCC) December 20, 2020, Paige Truitt, OSA Maintenance December 21, 2020, Brandi Bowen, COI (transfer from WMCC) December 27, 2020, Terri Dulaney, CIO (transfer from WMCC) December 27, 2020, Eric Moore, COI (transfer from WMCC) December 27, 2020, Aaron York, from AIO to CCM December 13, 2020, Candice Bell, from COI to CCM December 13, 2020, January 18 Martin Luther King Jr.s birthday holiday, Stacy Yarbrough, COI (transfer from WMCC) November 8, 2020, Janet Rhoades, Records Officer III (transfer from WMCC) November 29, 2020, Samantha Rhinehart, CKII to CKIII November 1, 2020, Edgar Ireland, COII to COIII November 1, 2020, Tyler Lewis, COI to COII November 22, 2020, Beverly Kissick, Administrative Support Professional November 30, 2020. He conducted himself in a professional manner which gained the offenders trust as well as compliance. An inmate at the Chillicothe Correctional Center has been charged with felony violence to an employee of the Missouri Department of Corrections or to an inmate by an inmate.. Address: 3151 Litton Rd, Chillicothe, MO 64601 . Online $ 2.00-9.99 : $1.99 $ 10.00-19.99 . It was indicated that while Patricia was assigned as the Office Support Assistant in Food Service, they were experiencing a staff shortage and she was always willing to help out. Copyright 2023PrisonInsight.com, all rights reserved. A Chillicothe woman charged with manslaughter now has an April court date in Livingston County. Please take time to extend your congratulations to him. Emily was nominated for this award by Housing Unit #2 2, Kimberly Klever, AOSA and Angela Hightower, OSA-Switchboard honored all clerical who work on the switchboard relief rotation schedule with a pizza luncheon on Friday, April 23 in conjunction with Administrative Professionals Day. February 3 Wellness Committee FREE Dress Down Day-Wear Red, February 6-12 FREE CHIEFS DRESS DOWN WEEK, February 13 Holiday, Lincolns Birthday, February 21 FREE Dress Down Day Morale Committee. This recovery prevented offenders from receiving and using an illegal substance and contributed to the safe environment we all strive for every day at CCC. It was indicated that Kurts work ethic is commendable and that he is very active with his officers and other staff, helping where needed and providing guidance. Chillicothe Correctional Center is a mixed-security state prison for female inmates located in Chillicothe, Missouri. On December 16, 2019, while separating offender mail for Housing Unit #5, CO I Abbott was instrumental in preventing an item of dangerous contraband from getting into the hands of an offender when she noticed something suspicious involving the return address label of an incoming mail item. A few CCC staff stopped outside EHN Angela Albertsons office to celebrate the upcoming birth of her first child with a walk-by baby shower. She presented the pillow for approval and was able to quickly have a pillow sewn to be issued to the offender. In an email from Ms. Parkey on October 19, staff was notified they had contributed $506.00 to the Kindness Revolution! John and Philips actions greatly contribute to the safety and security of the Department of Corrections and their professionalism does not go unnoticed. Brooke Jettelson, LPN (Corizon) August 17, 2020, Madison Searcy, LPN (Corizon) August 17, 2020, Becca Myrick, LPN, PRN (Corizon) August 17, 2020, David Sanson, COI, (transfer from WMCC) August 17, 2020, James Williams, Dentist (Corizon) August 24, 2020, Dora Beers, COIII (transfer from OCC) August 30, 2020, Megan Paalher, Licensed Practical Nurse (Corizon) August 31, 2020, Julianne Walton from Cook II to COI August 9, 2020, Shawn Pettigrew from CCMII to Functional Unit Manager August 24, 2020, Firearms training has restarted for Custody effective August 31, 2020, No town hall meetings were held in August, September 14 18 - Corrections Week, FREE Dress Down Days all week. Inmates who are younger than 22 who have learning disabilities are given the opportunity to participate in appropriate educational services, in accordance with the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. CO I McKiddy submitted a proposal for a TASC property room located in Housing Unit #1 which will be very beneficial for the institution in saving time and effort by allowing staff quick access to the property and should also be cost saving by reducing the monies reimbursed to offenders due to lost or damaged property. On September 15, 2020, an email was sent from Functional Unit Manager Lori Parkey explaining a bare paper tree that was attached to the wall in the Lobby. Linda was nominated for this award by Mailroom Supervisor, SOSA Penney Clevenger, who recognized her constant professionalism and commitment to ensuring a safe environment for staff and offenders. On June 26, 2020, an offender in the Transitional Care Unit was in duress at which time her breathing stopped and life preserving measures had to be taken. On July 15, 2021 an awards ceremony for several staff members received the, Emily Asher, Institutional Probation and Parole Officer, was named the June 2021 Employee of the Month. The nomination stated, Officer McKiddy goes above and beyond on ensuring property is done and done correctly. On June 11, 2021, she had just returned from a CERT callout and several lock-ups came into the unit at once. Sergeant Spease deserves to be recognized for all the hard work that he does for the Department.. PBC led the following activities for Christmas Week, December 18-25, 2022. By October 2, CCC staff had contributed $200.00 to the Kindness Revolution. Each of the auditors were very complimentary about how professional and helpful the staff here at CCC were during the audit. He regularly helps staff with all job duties, such as wing tours, property inventories, and counts. Chucks professionalism while interacting with this offender was exceptional and is the standard by which every staff member should strive to achieve. Items from the section head meeting were shared with present staff. Kathryn was nominated for this award by CO I Mark Ridgway who recognized her positive attitude and motivational interviewing skills which contributed greatly to the well being of an offender. Cody was nominated for this award by CO II Chad Gardner, who recognized his constant professionalism and willingness to assist others. Guests were also given freebies, such as informational packets, water bottles, pens, fresh fruit, healthy snack bars. It was indicated in the nomination that when Cody was assigned as a First Shift Sergeant, he was a very important asset, going above and beyond his job duties to regularly communicate with other sergeants in ensuring that all areas were covered and that the shift ran as smoothly as possible. If you have any information about this or any other institutions, we urge you to leave a review on our website. Raechel Kelley, Storekeeper I, wasnamed the CCC Employee of the Month for October 2021. Staff Training & Development Coin of Excellence. Her keen searching skills and attention to detail contributed towards this substance being found, therefore, preventing drugs from entering the institution and getting into an offenders possession. Her story was made famous in the HBO documentary Mommy Dead & Dearest, which revealed that Dee Dee had Munchausens By Proxy and Gypsy was her victim. You can use their website or their mobile app to deposit money, or you can call 1-800-574-5729. It was indicated that CO I Humphrey is assigned to the administrative segregation unit and consistently goes above and beyond her assigned duties on a daily basis to ensure the unit is running smoothly. The Morale Committee in conjunction with the Personnel Benefits Committee and the Wellness Committee served a BBQ hamburger lunch to all staff on Tuesday, June 22. Each of the auditors were very complimentary about how professional and helpful the staff here at CCC were during the audit. Offenders are held accountable for their behavior and are required to successfully complete treatment interventions prior to release. There were 6 staff members present. His positive attitude creates a positive work environment., Michael Snoderly, COI, Transfer from WMCC 10/2/22, Christopher Drake, COI, transfer from MCC 10/16/22, Suzanne Hoerrmann, CCMII to FUM 10/30/22. He was able to redirect the offender and gained compliance by utilizing deescalation tactics. After responding to the cell, he was unable to see the offender or what she was doing. Graduation for the offenders was held Friday, October 21, 2022. Search State Inmates & Offenders By Name What is a State Prison? The award recognizes leadership, efforts and enthusiasm displayed in connecting separated families during the holiday season. Paiten was nominated for this award by all of the 2nd Shift Captains and Lieutenants, who recognized her constant professionalism and willingness to assist others. LPN Venable and RN Chavarria were assisted in procuring a backboard and getting the offender safely placed on it while still continuing to render first aid. Chillicothe Correctional Center, Missouri State-wide Missouri Inmate Search The state inmate search contains incarceration profiles and correctional supervision records of over 2 million inmates, probationers and parolees. Kylee Ireland, Office Support Assistant-Mailroom was named the May 2021 Employee of the Month. Monday was Wear Red dress down day. Items from the section head meeting were also shared with present staff. Katrina was nominated for this award by her supervisor, COII Tommy Pittman, who recognized her constant professionalism and commitment to ensuring a safe environment for staff and offenders. CO I Lybarger states, Seeing someone like CO I Nevin Curtis volunteer his time, his ear, and his good faith to help any individual in need, is a blessing to not only this institution, but all of his co-workers. Corrections Officer II Cody Spease was named the CCC Employee of the Month for April 2022. Chillicothe Correctional Center (CCC) - Missouri Department of Corrections While working in Housing Unit 2, CO I Todd Mustain utilizes his Crisis Intervention Training (CIT)appropriately and continues to be professional when dealing with staff and offenders.Todd remains professional with offenders even in the most difficult situations. He regularly helps staff with all job duties, such as wing tours, property inventories, and counts. He instantly sprang into action by entering the cell and taking actions which undoubtedly preserved the life of the offender, in addition to following the proper procedures to ensure the safety of the area. The Chillicothe Correctional Center is a state prison for women in Chillicothe, Livingston County, Missouri, owned and operated by the Missouri Department of Corrections. Patricias actions greatly contribute to the smooth operations of the institution and her professionalism does not go unnoticed. Holly was nominated for this award by Mailroom Supervisor, SOSA Penney Clevenger who recognized her constant professionalism and commitment to ensuring a safe environment for staff and offenders. Institutional Investigator Chuck Ness was named the CCC Employee of the Month for May 2022. The visitor in this case was taken into custody by the Chillicothe Police Department and is currently pending felony charges. Volunteers in Prison. The nomination stated, CO I Jeremy Fulks dedication to the Department and his incredible searching ability not only lightened the workload of TCC staff, but also made the facility safer by removing an improvised weapon that could have been used on a staff member or an offender.. CCM II John Huber and Institutional Training Officer Philip Bower were named the CCC Employees of the Month for January and February 2023. May Town Halls were held May 25, 2021 from 6:00-7:00am, 8:00-9:00am and 3:00-4:00pm. Nicholas Fostek, COI (transfer from WMCC) effective 7/31/22, reported 8/2/22, Carrie Pfeiffer, COI (Part-time) 8/6/22, Morgan Shaw, OSA (Business Office) 8/8/22, Stephanie Sharp, Centurion, LPN 8/16/22, Ashley Bourcard, OSA (Mailroom) 8/22/22. Town Hall meetings in June were held June 13, and June 14. Congratulations to Intel Analyst Ricardo Monroy for receiving the Department of Corrections Lifesaver Award on July 19, 2022. CO I Rhonda Gulley was named the CCC Employee of the Month for July 2022. Wednesday was Ugly Sweater themed dress down day. Approximately 9:02 pm, Officer Walker notified his housing unit sergeant that he and Officer Anthony had observed Officer Stone experiencing a sudden outbreak of sweating and labored breathing. Mr. McKiddy is a huge asset to this facility and his actions consistently demonstrate that he is professional and a team player. Buttz was assigned to hospital duty last fall, guarding an offender receiving medical treatment. David was nominated for this award by CO II Bradley Richards who recognized his constant professionalism and commitment to ensuring a safe environment for staff and offenders. CCC staff will greatly miss her while she is out! Please join Warden McBee and the Employee of the Month Committee in congratulating the following employees on being named the CCC Employees of the Month for January 2022. The facility has isolated the infected inmates, but some criminal justice reform advocates say the outbreak is endangering prisoners and the surrounding community. He assumes the responsibilities of the Locksmith and the Fire and Safety Manager when these staff members are away from the facility. 2. Their guidance has steered this team in assisting to ensure the safe and secure operations of Chillicothe Correctional Center, as well as other facilities, by the removal of dangerous contraband, regaining and maintaining control of offender populations, and facilitating movement of offenders. There were 14 staff members present. Jennifers actions greatly contributed to the safe and smooth operations of the institution and her professionalism does not go unnoticed. It is stated in the nomination, Sergeant Spease leads by example. Debra L Dillard | Chillicothe Correctional Center | Missouri Inmates Ms. Shafer is a huge asset to this facility and her actions consistently demonstrate that she is a professional and a team player. Even during the busiest of times,Lybarger always kept his cool and was very professional and pleasant to deal with. Photo #2 Back Row (L to R): Jeffrey McDaniel, COII, Leanna Whitney, RN, Kelly Chrisman, NP, Ben Sutton, CCM, Robert Tate, COI, Chris McBee, Warden, David Savage, CSII. Pictured: CCMII (formerly COIII) Stephanie Eckert receiving her award from DWOM Ryan Coffman. Correctional Center | Chillicothe, MO Life Beyond Bars: Vocational Training Inside Missouri Prisons ", Mary Tredway, Personnel Clerk, (transfer from WMCC) September 6, 2020, Lydah Lafolette, Cook II September 8, 2020, Jennifer Llanes, Cook II September 14, 2020, Michael Moore, Optometrist, Corizon September 21, 2020, October 14-15 Charitable Campaign Dress Down Days, October 21-22 Charitable Campaign Dress Down Days. On September 8, 2021 while conducting his normal duties in Housing Unit #1, a situation arose near the end of the work day in the unit which required additional staff assistance as several staff were gone or already assisting with a separate situation in another location. August Town Halls were held August 26, 2021 from 6:00-7:00am, 8:00-9:00am and 3:00-4:00pm. Topics discussed at these meetings included DAI agenda items, report of broken equipment at the back gate, and offender moves from HU4C. Mr. Coffman was the lucky winner! Captain Shafer immediately called *55 to notify Law Enforcement. The housing unit staffs willingness to go the extra mile and make snap decisions ensured everyones safety and security. Ambers actions greatly contribute to the smooth operation of her department and CCC and her professionalism does not go unnoticed. Walkers walked around the park. No action went unnoticed.

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