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SCI Coal Township is a state correctional institution located in Coal Township, PA. Established in 1993 as part of Governor Casey's Operation Jump Start Program, it was constructed to address prison overcrowding and stimulate economic growth. Accredited by the American Correctional Association, SCI Coal Township offers a range of educational and vocational programs to its inmate population, with a focus on rehabilitation and reentry into society. The facility spans over 43 acres inside the perimeter and 183 acres outside the perimeter, housing a total of 10 housing units. With a staff of 526 full-time employees, SCI Coal Township provides academic education, vocational training, and various inmate programs, including family relationship support, substance abuse treatment, and offender rehabilitation. Committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of both inmates and the community, SCI Coal Township plays a vital role in the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections' efforts to promote rehabilitation and reduce recidivism.Generated from the website

Maryland Police and Correctional Training Commissions, located in Sykesville, MD, is home to the Firearms Training Facility which opened in the spring of 2000. This facility offers comprehensive training for Maryland law enforcement officers on when to shoot in the field and how to properly handle weapons, serving not only the Maryland State Police but also 35 other agencies. The Firearms Training Facility includes pistol, shotgun, rifle, and decision range components, along with training in containing noise, pollution, and errant fire. Trainees benefit from state-of-the-art judgement shooting simulation systems in the Operation/Classroom Building, ensuring they are equipped with the necessary skills for effective law enforcement. Generated from their available business information

The Legislative Reference Bureau of Pennsylvania has been serving the Pennsylvania General Assembly for over 110 years, providing exceptional service and expertise in legislative drafting. With a long and proud tradition, the Bureau prepares thousands of bills, amendments, resolutions, and citations for introduction by the members of the Senate and House of Representatives during each two-year legislative session. The Bureau's primary objective is to assist the legislature by offering drafting services, creating citations to celebrate achievements and honor noteworthy individuals, editing and publishing official publications of state agency regulations and court rules, and compiling and updating legislative history. With highly trained and skilled practitioners in the field of legislative drafting, the Bureau plays a crucial role in supporting the legislative process in Pennsylvania.Generated from the website