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| Alabama Department of Corrections looking for more correctional officers |
| By dothanfirst.com- Sarah Drake |
| Published: 02/14/2019 |
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ENTERPRISE, Ala. (WDHN) — Prisons are now over-crowding, and there aren't enough correctional officers to handle them all. It's a topic that's been talked about since the beginning of 2019 and now the Department of Corrections is looking to fix the problem. Governor Kay Ivey said something needs to be done about the shortage of correctional officers. "The Alabama prison problem is an Alabama problem," Ivey said. "We Alabama, have got to solve it." According to indeed.com, there are currently 122 correctional officer jobs in Alabama. However, there is a process you must go through before being hired. Read More. |
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