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| Iowa's prisons chief retiring after 36-year career with the state's Department of Corrections |
| By desmoinesregister.com |
| Published: 12/11/2018 |
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The director of the Iowa Department of Corrections is retiring after a 36-year career with the agency. Jerry Bartruff said Monday that his last day with the department will be Dec. 27. He served more than three years as director following his appointment by then-Gov. Terry Branstad. Gov. Kim Reynolds thanked Bartruff for his leadership, saying he has helped "redefine the agency" as one that focuses on incarceration but also evidence-based rehabilitation. Read More. |
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