Delaware Department of Correction

The Delaware Department of Correction is transitioning its K-9 program to lifesaving contraband detection.

Criteria to apply for compassionate release from prison would include serious medical illness or infirmity, as well as certain age and sentence length requirements for rehabilitated individuals.

The ACLU of Delaware is appealing two FOIA request denials from the Delaware Department of Correction.

The ACLU is representing six incarcerated individuals and claims the DOC violated the Eighth Amendment protections from cruel and unusual punishment.

Delaware’s Department of Correction is making a tablet available to each incarcerated individual — deploying more than 4,000 new digital tablets to meet a one-to-one tablet to inmate ratio.

DelDOT and its partners collected almost 92,000 bags of trash as part of the Keep DE Litter Free initiative.

The Behavioral Health Consortium provides updates on new programming to provide workforce and reentry support for those recovering from a substance abuse disorder.

Probation Officers will be doing their part to make sure Halloween is safe for kids and families.

In the state’s continuing effort to Keep DE Litter Free, DelDOT, and its partners have been busy collecting trash.

The majority of state contracts for construction, goods, and services are going to nonminority firms according to a study ordered by the General Assembly.