Assistant Director of Correctional Industries at New York Department of Correctional Services, Corcraft Products Division
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This document outlines Corcraft's mission and core goals. The mission is to employ incarcerated individuals in real work situations, producing quality goods and services at competitive prices and delivering them on time at minimal taxpayer cost. Key goals include fostering responsibility, pride, teamwork, and quality, alongside a commitment to customers and continuous improvement.
The Board of Parole convened for a regular business meeting, during which members welcomed public attendees, including a representative from the Buffalo News. Discussions covered old business, including the Association of Paroling Authorities International Conference in Atlanta, GA, and a roundtable discussion presented by the Fortune Society. The Board also addressed new business, voting to post regulations concerning minor offenders to the State Register for a 60-day public comment period. Additionally, the Board reviewed delinquent time cases and adjourned to enter Executive Session to discuss litigation with Counsel and conduct Full Board Case Reviews.
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The Board is continuing to implement a structured decision-making framework with support from the National Institute of Corrections. They successfully passed their three-year audit with the American Correctional Association, achieving an increased score and accreditation for 2024-2027. Due to staffing shortages and work actions within the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision, many Board of Parole interviews have been postponed. The Board has been invited to a training by the Fortune Society in May and is planning a summer training retreat.
The meeting addressed several key issues, including a discussion regarding public attendees being restricted from bringing cell phones into previous meetings due to a misunderstanding with security staff. The board clarified that there is no prohibition against the public bringing cell phones into open meetings. Three new board members were introduced, with brief backgrounds provided. The Vera Institute of Justice will provide training on medical parole, in partnership with experts from the University of California San Francisco and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. The Department of Corrections and Community Supervision will provide updated training on various assessment instruments and programs.
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