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| Martin new Deputy Warden |
| By Corrections.com |
| Published: 11/15/2006 |
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Kentucky Department of Corrections Deputy Commissioner Jim Schomig promoted Joe Martin to Deputy Warden for Bell County Forestry Camp(BCFC). Martin officially took the position November 1. “Joe Martin is an all-around Corrections professional,” says Schomig. “He is a seasoned officer who commands respect by giving it to others and also by having done just about every job there is to do at his prison. He is extremely deserving of this promotion.” Martin began his career at BCFC as a correctional officer in April 1989. He was promoted to Correctional Sergeant in 1991, to Correctional Lieutenant in 1993 and then to Correctional Captain II in 2002. He has been a road crew officer, internal affairs office, fire crew supervisor, operations officer, dorm control officer, and a yard and landscape officer. Martin has also served as the prison's adjustment committee officer. |
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