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Correctional Institutions Today mailinglist allows marketers to target government establishments engaged in confinement of offenders found guilty by a court of law. Professionals in these establishments rely on resource materials like books, reports, newsletters, and audio tapes for topics on correcting inmate behavior and efficient prison operations. They purchase products ranging from surveillance cameras to food and beverages for daily operation.
Reach administration, wardens, and guards within correctional facilities like jails and detention centers that incarcerate inmates who have committed a crime such as drug smuggling, burglary, or murder. They oversee parole hearings, review criminal histories, and maintain order within the facilities. To keep inmates active and promote rehabilitation, these centers schedule daily activities for fitness, therapy and education. Their goal is to rehabilitate individuals so when released they are productive citizens. These professionals have the purchasing power to buy goods and services for inmate housing, meals, personal safety, riot control and more. They seek vendor partners for solutions in staff training, cost-effective products, technology, weaponry, and education. They attend seminars and conferences for ongoing education and professional development/accreditation.
Government Institutions: Detention centers, honor camps, jails, penitentiaries, prison farms, reformatories
These civil service professionals purchase products and services such as: Magazines, computers, laptops, software, office supplies, helmets, bullet proof vests, ammunition, guns, uniforms, training resources, badges, surveillance cameras, first aid, bedding, kitchenware, medical supplies and mobile devices.
Ideal users of this list include: Publications, IT providers, computer manufacturers, software providers, security equipment suppliers, counselors, pharmaceuticals, weapons providers, safety apparel providers, insurance providers, financial institutions, recruiters, continuing education providers, and credit card issuers.
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