Two major characteristics are a starting point for describing your practices

Two major characteristics are a starting point for describing your practices

• Two major characteristics are a starting point for describing your practices

• Where work occurs

• Who is served (the type of customer)

Public and private customers

• Public and private customers

• Fulfillment services (no products to the private sector… federal laws)

• Production takes place in dayroom!

• Expanding into more industry space inside the secure perimeter

• Certification, job connections

CONGRESS Regulates the Interstate Commerce of Prisoner-Made Goods

• CONGRESS Regulates the Interstate Commerce of Prisoner-Made Goods

• The Federal Criminal Statute: Title 18 of the U.S. Code Section 1761 (c). Enacted as prohibition in 1935; exception created in 1979 as PIECP.

• The BJA Final PIECP Guideline (published in the Federal Register on April 7, 1999).

Sanctions the knowing transport, in interstate

• Sanctions the knowing transport, in interstate
• commerce, of prisoner-made goods. When
• enacted, statute was intended to:
• Protect free world workforce from displacement due to prisoner labor; and
• Stem unfair market advantage enjoyed by prison industries over private sector producers of like goods.

John Boozer, Franklin Advisor/Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce

• John Boozer, Franklin Advisor/Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce

• Larry Bricker, Principal, Waynesboro Middle School

• Carol Burns, Deputy Warden of Records, Franklin County Prison

• Samuel Cressler, Southampton Township Supervisor

• David Flaig, Pennsylvania Correctional Industries

• John Eyler, Assistant Warden, Franklin County Prison

• Sean Fitzgerald, Public Defender’s Office

• Mike Hardsock, Correctional Officer/Union Representative

• John Hart, County Administrator/Chief Clerk, Franklin County Commissioner’s Office

• Douglas Herman, Judge, Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas

• Michael Jamison, Executive Director, Occupational Services Incorporated

• Dr. James Jengeleski, Professor, Shippensburg University

• Evette Jones, Correctional Educator, Manito, Inc.

• Kelly Livermore, Assistant County Administrator, Franklin County Commissioner’s Officer

Loretta McClure, Risk Manager, Franklin County

• Loretta McClure, Risk Manager, Franklin County

• Richard Mertz, Chief Probation Officer, Franklin County Adult Probation and Parole

• Tony Metz, Human Resources Director, T.B. Woods/Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce

• John Nelson, District Attorney, Franklin County

• Becky Nicklas, Legislative Assistant, Representative Jeff Coy

• John Rauch, United Methodist Church/Yokefellow Prison Ministries/Penn. Prison Society

• Carol Redding, Attorney, Redding Law Offices

• Russell Rouzer, Deputy Warden of Operation, Franklin County Prison

• Alecha Sanbower, Program Planner, Franklin County Criminal Justice Advisory Board

• Sandy Small, Attorney, F & M Trust

• Dr. Ron Swope, The Penn State University, Mont Alto Campus

• Eric J. Weisbrod, Attorney, American Bar Association

• John Wetzel, Warden, Franklin County Prison

• Johnette W. Wolfe, Deputy Warden of Treatment, Franklin County Prison

• Robert Wollyung, Sheriff, Franklin County

www.jailwork.com

• www.jailwork.com

• www.correction.org

Re-Entry is a local and state issue

• Re-Entry is a local and state issue

• Cost to state and county government of incarceration

• Impact on Community

• Impact on Next Generation

Montgomery County

• Montgomery County

• Hennepin County

• King County

You are a community member

• You are a community member

• You are a tax payer

• Employment is a form of crime prevention

• More tax revenue

• PUBLIC SAFETY!