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Have you ever wondered what kinds of opportunities are given to inmates while they are incarcerated? What kinds of activities, programs, and materials are provided to help inmates better themselves and look forward to the future outside of where they are currently? Back in August of 2024, the NorthWest Regional Corrections Center in Crookston held […]
The Tri-County Regional Community Corrections Board met at the Polk County Justice Center on Monday morning, October 14. The September 2024 Minutes were approved, and Andrew Larson, Executive Director of Tri-County Community Corrections, continued with the Monthly Statistical Report. The average daily population for the month of September was 143.43, with 120 being males and
Tri-County Community Corrections held a Resource Fair Wednesday for inmates. This year is the 5th year that Tri-County Community Corrections has held the Resource Fair. The Resource Fair had a variety of resources from Housing and Redevelopment, Alluma, Career Force, Adult and Teen Challenge, and more. Between 20-30 tables were set up, and inmates were
