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5 Ways to Cut Intake Time Without Cutting Corners
By: Priscilla Torres, Project Manager, equivant Corrections In a jail or correctional facility, intake is one of the most critical—and time-consuming—processes. It’s where safety, accuracy, and efficiency intersect. From verifying charges to conducting medical screenings and initial classifications, every step matters. But as facilities face growing populations and shrinking resources,
4 Ways Using a Validated Inmate Classification Instrument Supports Better Community Corrections
By: Priscilla Torres, Project Manager, equivant Corrections In today’s evolving corrections landscape, the line between institutional management and community supervision is more connected than ever. Decisions made inside facilities often have a direct impact on outcomes once individuals transition back into the community. That’s why leveraging a validated inmate classification
5 Essential Considerations for your Facility’s Housing Plan
By: Greg Eash, Sr. Business Development Executive, equivant Corrections When evaluating your housing plan, whether you’re a corrections administrator, facility planner, or policy maker, a thorough assessment is critical to ensure safety, efficiency, and compliance. Here are five essential considerations for evaluating your jail’s housing plan: Capacity and Population Management:
The Case for the Standardization of Facility Processes
By: Priscilla Torres, Project Manager, equivant Corrections Walk into any correctional facility—county jail, detention center, or community corrections agency—and you’ll quickly realize one thing: no two operate exactly alike. From intake and classification to incident reporting and release, each facility develops its own set of processes, paperwork, and policies over
Impacts of a DOJ Investigation: How Would Your Facility Fare?
By: Greg Eash, Chief Operation Officer, equivant Corrections A Department of Justice (DOJ) investigation can be one of the most disruptive events a correctional facility will ever face. Triggered by allegations of civil rights violations or unsafe conditions, these inquiries often result in sweeping reforms, heavy oversight, and long-lasting consequences.
8 Ways a Proven Classification Solution Enhances Efficiency
By: Greg Eash, Chief Operating Officer, equivant Corrections Inmate classification is one of the most critical functions in any correctional facility, but it’s often slowed down by manual paperwork, fragmented data, and inconsistent practices. The Northpointe Suite (now known under equivant Corrections branding) was designed to solve these challenges. Built
7 Indicators Your Facility May Benefit from equivant Corrections’ Northpointe Decision Tree©
By: Priscilla Torres, Project Manager, equivant Corrections In a correctional environment, every housing decision matters — not just for operational efficiency, but for the safety, compliance, and overall stability of your facility. One misstep in classification can ripple through your entire operation, leading to safety incidents, strained resources, and compliance
Top 5 Customer Service Expectations to Set with Your Jail Management Software Vendor
By: Joli Shumpert, equivant Corrections’ Customer Success Manager Choosing the right Jail Management Software (JMS) for your jail is critical, but just as important is selecting a vendor who delivers strong customer service. Your facility operates 24/7, and your custody management solution provider should be a trusted advisor and reliable
Three Ways Classification Data Can Better Help You Address Inmate Behavior
By: Priscilla Torres, equivant Corrections Project Manager Managing inmate behavior is one of the most challenging and critical responsibilities within a jail facility. Every day, jail administrators and staff are tasked with making decisions that affect safety, order, and overall facility operations. One of the most powerful tools at your
