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By partnering with CCA to manage a portion of a government corrections
system's inmate population, federal, state and county agencies can
reduce expenses, avoid untimely capital expenditures, increase their
flexibility in addressing fluctuations in inmate populations, and
improve the quality of inmate programs that are fundamental to the
rehabilitation process. CCA is the nation's largest owner and operator
of privatized correctional and detention facilities and one of the
largest prison operators in the world. Four factors set CCA apart
in the minds of corrections and government leaders: performance;
experience; flexibility; and value.
• Outstanding
Performance
• 20
Years Experience
• Flexible,
Customized Services
• Cost-Effective
Value
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Growing Need:
CCA has more than 20 years experience as the private corrections
industry founder with corrections systems of all sizes and security
levels, an outstanding performance record, flexible service strategies,
improved quality and all at less cost to the taxpayer.
An estimated two million individuals are incarcerated
in our country today and the inmate population growth continues
to rise between 3 and 5 percent annually. More than 12 percent of
all federally sentenced offenders and approximately 6 percent of
state prisoners are currently managed by a privately-operated corrections
management company - and those figures are growing.
Numerous states including New Mexico, Colorado,
Oklahoma, Tennessee, Alaska, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, and Wisconsin
house between 20 to 50 percent of their inmates in private jails and prisons.
Texas has the largest overall privatization program with more than
40 private jails and prisons capable of handling nearly 30,000 inmates.
CCA can be a long-term partner and an integral
component of your corrections strategy. For more information on
how CCA has become the industry leader read through the four main
reasons to partner with CCA and the state, federal and local pages
of this section.
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