CRIMEWISCONSIN EXAMINER
Department of Corrections, contractor pursue reform, advocates want a bigger say
The Wisconsin Department of Corrections partnered with Falcon Correctional and Community Services, Inc. to implement reforms addressing healthcare, solitary confinement, and staffing issues. A report highlighted problems like pandemic-era hiring, staff training limitations, and inconsistent facility practices. Advocates like Susan Franzen from Ladies of SCI raised concerns about overcrowding and staffing shortages hindering reform effectiveness.
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Wisconsin Department of CorrectionsorganizationFalcon Correctional and Community Services, Inc.organizationLadies of SCIorganizationSusan FranzenpersonGreen Bay Correctional InstitutionplaceWaupun Correctional InstitutionsplaceTaycheedah Correctional InstitutionplaceColumbia Correctional Institutionplace
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