Taylor Correctional Institution

Jefferson Correctional Institution is a male correctional facility located in Monticello, Florida, offering a capacity to house 1,111 adult inmates. The institution provides a range of programs and services aimed at enhancing the lives of inmates, including re-entry programs, academic and vocational education, substance abuse programs, and chaplaincy services. With a focus on creating a safe and professional environment, Jefferson Correctional Institution aims to reduce victimization and contribute to safer communities. As part of the Florida Department of Corrections, Jefferson Correctional Institution is committed to the EPIC (Enhanced Programs, Improved Conditions) initiative, which promotes progressive housing units and incentivized programs to help inmates overcome their past and prepare for a successful future. The institution also offers various institutional betterment programs, such as Alcoholics Anonymous, Anger Management, and the Law Library Program, to support inmates in their personal growth and rehabilitation. With a dedication to providing comprehensive care and support, Jefferson Correctional Institution strives to create a positive impact on the lives of its inmates.Generated from the website

The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice in Tallahassee, FL is committed to enhancing public safety through effective services for youth and families. They operate detention centers, provide health and education services, offer prevention programs, and work with probation and community intervention to support at-risk youth and families in building a stronger, safer Florida. Generated from the website

The Florida Department of Corrections is one of the largest state prison systems in the United States. It features more than 135 facilities that include institutions, annexes, road prisons, and work camps and release centers. The department works to protect the public safety. The Florida Department of Corrections administers several academic, vocational and substance abuse programs for inmates and offenders. The department admits over 41,000 and releases nearly 37,000 inmates annually. It also places 107,000 offenders on community supervision. The Florida Department of Corrections Probation and Parole Field Services division works to protect the community by supervising offenders commensurate with the level of supervision.