Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for New Mexico Corrections Department.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Albuquerque
Enrollment
Total student enrollment.
25
NCES ID
National Center for Education Statistics identifier.
3500012
Number of Schools
Total number of schools in the district.
11
Highest Grade
Highest grade level offered.
Grade 12
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Board meetings and strategic plans from New Mexico Corrections Department
The Board reviewed and adopted a new Certificate of Parole form to clarify sentence transitions and movement between counts. Updates were provided on Sex Offender evidentiary hearings, emphasizing the need for thorough documentation and clear evidence in Board decisions. The Chair outlined the impact of the Tooker ruling on serious youthful offender parole eligibility. Operational updates included clarifications on parole conditions, staffing and training news, and the approval of the FY2027 budget. Administrative rules and an updated Life Imprisonment vote sheet were reviewed and adopted for public review. Additionally, the Board discussed medical terminology in offender packets, heard public comments, and held an executive session regarding litigation.
The New Mexico Corrections Department (NMCD) Strategic Plan (FY2020-FY2025) focuses on improving public safety, enhancing security, and reducing recidivism. Key areas include strengthening inmate and offender programming based on risk and needs assessments; improving data collection and management to mitigate security threats; enhancing physical facility security and emergency preparedness; and creating a unified department culture committed to public safety and well-being. The plan emphasizes evidence-based practices, collaboration with other agencies, and cost-effective strategies to achieve sustainable reform. Targeted outcomes include reduced recidivism rates, improved staff and inmate safety, and increased efficiency in operations.
The New Mexico Corrections Department (NMCD) Strategic Plan 2011-2012 outlines six key goals: 1. Balanced System Approach for All Offenders: Providing alternatives to incarceration and a continuum of supervision with evidence-based programs and services. 2. Population Control: Closely monitoring offender population, managing prison capacity, and optimizing community programs. 3. Comprehensive Approach to Female Offenders: Strengthening reentry initiatives, providing gender-specific programs, and promoting family reunification. 4. Lower the Cost of Corrections: Reducing per diem rates, decreasing incarceration for probation/parole violations, and expanding facility management initiatives. 5. Reduce Exposure to Litigation: Providing training, developing an automated sentence calculator, and adhering to regulations. 6. Enhance Public Relations and Education Efforts: Reconvening reentry councils and coordinating with law enforcement agencies. The plan addresses critical issues such as offender population growth, prison overcrowding, and the varying needs of offenders. It details initiatives in inmate management, corrections industries, community offender management, and program support, with specific objectives, strategies, and activities for each. The plan also highlights initiatives in health services, mental health, substance abuse programs, and reentry programs, emphasizing evidence-based practices, staff development, and community collaboration.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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