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The Lincoln Correctional Center, founded in 1979, is a custody facility for adult males. Each of its housing units serves mentally ill and developmentally impaired inmates. The center offers inpatient program for sex offenders. The Lincoln Correctional Center administers the English as a Second Language program. The center provides academic education programs in reading and mathematics. It offers college level courses and opportunities to participate in several wood shop activities. In addition, the center provides substance abuse nonresidential treatment services that include assistance with stress, violence and lifestyle for inmates. The Lincoln Correctional Center is a part of the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services, which operates the Omaha Correctional Center and the Diagnostic and Evaluation Center.

The Nebraska Crime Commission develops plans and coordinates activities related to the improvement of criminal justice administration between state and local agencies. The commission s uniform crime reporting division maintains annual crime and arrest statistics. It provides advice and direction on issues related to data sharing and the use of information technology among criminal justice agencies. The Nebraska Crime Commission also has a jail standards division that is responsible for the promulgation and enforcement of standards for the maintenance, operation and construction of adult and juvenile criminal detention facilities. The commission administers federal and state aid programs in the areas of violent crime, law enforcement, victim assistance, juvenile justice, delinquency prevention and criminal justice information systems. The Nebraska Crime Commission is a part of the Nebraska Commission on Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice

The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) in Lincoln, Nebraska, is dedicated to promoting the health and well-being of individuals and families through a wide range of services. The department's various divisions address critical areas such as public health, behavioral health, children and family services, and developmental disabilities. With a focus on community support, DHHS provides resources like health care provider loan repayment programs and public assistance initiatives, ensuring access to essential services for diverse populations, including seniors, families, and individuals with disabilities. Their commitment to health promotion and safety extends through programs tailored for mental health, addiction recovery, and emergency preparedness. Generated from the website