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The majority of state contracts for construction, goods, and services are going to nonminority firms according to a study ordered by the General Assembly.
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Two state lawmakers heard from former Delaware prisoners about their experiences, and how the state can treat inmates better.
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Two state legislators are hosting a virtual State of State Corrections in Delaware Summit this week
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With children now eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations, Delaware’s Department of Correction is allowing those under 18 to visit inmates in-person.
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The Department of Correction seeks more state funding to bolster security and improve inmate welfare.
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The state announced a new recidivism reduction “blueprint” Thursday to help those coming out of prison thrive in the community.
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A new program in one Delaware prison is giving inmates a job both inside and out. Eight inmates at James T. Vaughn in Smyrna are completing the first…
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Delaware’s Department of Correction has a new deputy commissioner.Former Dover Police Chief Marvin Mailey was appointed to the top spot on Monday by DOC…
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Lawmakers on the Bond Bill Committee heard from the Department of Correction about its growing maintenance backlog. The DOC is seeking over $12 million in…
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A lawsuit claiming inmates were abused in the months following the 2017 Vaughn prison riot was dismissed last week by a federal judge in Wilmington. A…