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How Faster Inmate Classification Methods Impact Overcrowding & Safety

By: Joe Robbins, Product Implementation Specialist We know you’re overwhelmed. There is a seemingly never-ending list of items to do every day—especially in the first 72 hours after a person is brought into your jail—all of critical importance. Jails, specifically, often work with inflexible and overwhelming schedules. Correctly classifying an

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Building Efficiencies into your Classification Management Process

By: Greg Eash, Chief Operating Officer, equivant Corrections Most agencies acknowledge the importance of a sound classification process – but many of these same agencies often do not have adequate staffing to ensure the right process is administered properly. This is a common challenge for practitioners around the country. So,

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Top 3 Things to Consider Before Implementing a Custody Management System

By: Greg Eash, Chief Operating Officer Trying to keep track of inmate management with clipboards, Post-it Notes, and spreadsheets is difficult, inefficient, stressful, and risky. But the thought of switching systems can be overwhelming: How will your staff react? Will data be automatically transferred? Will your facility experience any downtime?

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Resources to Help Address Jail Staffing Shortages

The nationwide staffing crisis in jails has created some damaging outcomes for our colleagues on the ground: low morale, mandatory overtime, and increasing safety concerns. Check out our compiled resources to help your team navigate staffing shortages effectively.

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