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A national leader in high-quality corrections and detention management, CoreCivic Safety is guided by a philosophy that upholds correctional best practices and national accreditation standards.
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Reducing recidivism and building communities is at the heart of our reentry mission. Through our residential and nonresidential services, we can help people successfully reintegrate after prison or avoid being incarcerated in the first place.
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With 30 years of experience designing, building and managing government real estate projects and facilities, CoreCivic Properties is a state-of-the-art partner providing cost-saving governmental real estate solutions throughout the United States.
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Carpentry Classes Support Local Communities in Tennessee
Residents from CoreCivic's Whiteville Correctional Facility and Hardeman County Correctional Facility in Whiteville, Tennessee, are putting their skills learned in carpentry classes to the test to help local communities. Twelve residents enrolled in carpentry and construction classes built five picnic tables for a new pavilion at a nearby lake. Each table took about two hours to build. On top of this, resident students also built unique birdhouses that were auctioned off to raise money for the Whiteville Volunteer Fire Department so they could buy supplies and equipment.
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