Joseph Harp Correctional Center

Established in 1983, the John Lilley Correctional Center is one of the facilities operated by the Department of Corrections. It operates an administrative services department that provides records disposition, building maintenance, internal affairs, training and staff development, and evaluation and analysis services. The center offers operational, internal auditing, and procedures and accreditation services. The John Lilley Correctional Center provides treatment and rehabilitative services, such as medical, mental health, victims, and religious and volunteer. It maintains information and classification and case management, security, inspections and community sentencing services.

Oklahoma Correctional Industries (OCI) is an integral part of the Department of Corrections, providing job skills training to offenders through well-managed correctional industries programs. With 13 locations across the state and an average employment base of 1200 offenders, OCI offers over 1500 standard products as well as customizable variations, all at a reasonable price. By employing offenders and helping them successfully reintegrate into society, OCI not only offers quality products but also contributes to significant tax savings for the general public. OCI's Therapeutic Offender Workforce Empowerment Reentry Support (TOWERS) program goes beyond work training, aiming to support OCI men and women in their employment, education, and training efforts even after their release. OCI also offers a variety of classes and trainings, partnering with the Oklahoma Department of Corrections' education program to ensure AIC employees acquire the necessary skills and certifications for employability. With a focus on soft skills development and positive workplace relations, OCI provides a positive environment for AICs to learn and grow, empowering them to become OCI's greatest product.Generated from the website