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| How Maintenance Can Make or Break Facilities |
| By correctionalnews.com- Lindsey Coulter |
| Published: 03/01/2017 |
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A strong facility maintenance program can make a significant impact on jail and prison safety and operations. Many facility maintenance leaders across the country are constantly weighing preventative maintenance needs against tight improvement and construction budgets, all while making the case for investing in more modern and environmentally sustainable technologies. Correctional News spoke with four facilities maintenance professionals from across the country, responsible for some of the nation’s largest correctional complexes to some of its most remote, to learn more about the crucial roles of regular facility maintenance and proactive improvement. Clifton Reagle, facility manager II and capital improvement section chief, is responsible for all capital improvements for the Alaska Department of Corrections. Deborah Hysen is the director of facility planning, construction and management for the California Department of Correction and Rehabilitation (CDCR). Jim Aleckson serves as institutional support services director and capital resource administrator for the Minnesota Department of Correction. And Darren Fancher is the facilities management and building construction director for the Florida Department of Corrections (FDC). Read More. |
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