In honor of National Correctional Officers and Employees Week, we spotlight several KDOC workers who exemplify the dedication, commitment, and sacrifice to make a difference in the lives of residents who want to change.
KDOC supports programs dedicated to helping young people be productive citizens in our communities. If your organization helps justice-involved juveniles, see if you qualify for grant funding through KDOC? Check out
the story of Heartland 180 https://t.co/86fCvFCYp8
Cudos to six residents at TCF. Earlier this month, these ladies helped an officer who was having health issues and had a seizure. On lockdown for count, two ladies jumped into the officer's station calling for backup until help arrived. Today, officer is fine and back at work.
Celebration of Pretrial,Probation, and Parole Supervision Week kicked off with recognizing a few staff members for their service. https://t.co/neJw9ieJMA
We're Hiring! Come join the KDOC team, whether at a facility, central office, or parole office. Exciting things are happening within the KDOC and would love you to join. #KDOCproud#Pathway4Success
Let us celebrate and remember the history behind the Fourth of July. Today in 1776, 13 colonies signed the Declaration of Independence. Since that day, we celebrate the birth of American Independence! #KDOCproud#Independence#4thofJuly#Pathway4Success
Do you remember the first Cassette Tape you bought? This device was an amazing experience and changed the world of music. Starting in 2010, the residents of our facilities could purchase a MP3 player for personal health. #Pathway4Success#Music#Walkman
Did you know that you can earn extra days off if you recommend somebody for a position and they get hired? If you work for the KDOC currently or looking for something new. We have multiple openings around the state. Click the link below to apply! https://t.co/VBnIAa7Lxc
Are you in Johnson/Wyandotte county? The Kansas City and Olathe Parole Offices are hiring for a Parole Officer I. This position provides direction and counsel to an assigned caseload of adult offenders released on parole.
Click the link below to apply!
https://t.co/vt8WWfJj0T
Fact Friday!
Did you know that each facility offers different programs that teach life skills to residents? Our goal is to help the residents have tools and experiences to be successful once they are back in the real world.
#KDOCproud#Pathway4Success#LifeSkills
What does out Maintenance Staff do?
Our Maintenance Staff repair, maintain, and replace equipment and systems throughout the buildings and grounds. Many of our facilities have older buildings. There is always something to do and is never boring.
#KDOCproud#Pathway4Success
“And I’m proud to be an American, where at least I know I’m free. And I won’t forget the men who died, who gave that right to me.” - Lee Greenwood
Today we remember the men and women who died serving in the U.S. Military. #MemorialDay#KDOCproud#USA
@DonHineman According to the Kansas Historical Society, efforts to build the penitentiary began during the territorial period and authorized by the Kansas Constitution in 1859.
Fun Fact Friday!
Every Friday, we are going to start posting a fact about the KDOC or the correctional facilities throughout the state. Hope you all enjoy getting to know the Kansas Department of Corrections a little more!