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Congratulations to Corporal Colt Heiden on receiving the 2019 Nebraska State Penitentiary (NSP) Warden’s Proficiency Award for the operations division. For the past two years, Heiden has been assigned to a specialty position at NSP and has taken on some of the most challenging work in the agency. He’s quickly learned the varied aspects of the position while demonstrating the ability to coach and train new team members. Heiden consistently demonstrates dependability and always delivers results above expectations. He frequently goes above and beyond to maintain the safety and security of the facility. Congratulations, Heiden! #...Read more

NDCS offers a wide variety of career opportunities including case workers, food service, health care and security.

CURRENTLY, A $10,000 HIRING BONUS FOR CORPORALS IS BEING OFFERED AT: - Lincoln Correctional Center - Diagnostic and Evaluation Center - Tecumseh State Correctional Institution - Nebraska State Penitentiary

New hires will be paid $10,000 over three years in four month increments. That comes to $1,111.11 every four months.

You must be employed at one of the three male, maximum security facilities to receive the bonus. Transfer or promotion to one of the other facilities will end eligibility for...Read more

Women at the Nebraska Correctional Center for Women (NCCW) recently completed a restorative justice intervention course thanks to the Community Justice Center (CJC). Participants learned about victim impact and worked on taking responsibility for their actions.

“I appreciate it opening my eyes to seeing the damage I have done,” said one participant.

CJC is a restorative justice agency that has been teaching impactful restorative justice intervention within the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services (NDCS) facilities since 2001. The CJC team is made up of specialty trainers who assist incarcerated...Read more

Congratulations to Corporal Sally Jackson on receiving the 2019 Nebraska State Penitentiary (NSP) Warden’s Proficiency and Performance Award for Operations Division. Jackson was chosen for her efforts to consistently model professionalism, demonstrate a positive attitude, and her great attention to detail which improved the work environment for her coworkers and enhanced the atmosphere and security of the facility. Jackson also worked with outside agencies and maintained a positive working relationship with them. She is a true asset to NDCS and goes above and beyond the call of duty and lives our mission: Keep people safe....Read more

Scott R. Frakes, director of the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services (NDCS) has been elected treasurer of the Correctional Leaders Association (CLA). That organization consists of the chief executive officers (CEOs) from state correctional systems across the United States committed to promoting professionalism in the field of corrections and supporting policy and practices relative to public safety.

“I am honored to serve the members of CLA and to repay that organization for the support and assistance I have received since 2015,” said Dir. Frakes.

In 2015, Governor Pete Ricketts appointed Dir. Frakes to...Read more

Are you interesting in joining a team of passionate individuals all working to transform peoples’ lives? The Nebraska Department of Correctional Services (NDCS) is seeking LPNs and RNs in Omaha, Lincoln, Tecumseh and York. We are looking for people with a desire to serve, a commitment to teamwork, dedication, and the integrity to keep people safe.

Check out all of our other career opportunities as well - join our team and make a difference at NDCS!

https://corrections.nebraska.gov/careers

#WereHiring #JoinOurTeam #KeepPeopleSafeRead more

Athletics and Recreation Specialist Spencer Oswald was recently named the Nebraska State Penitentiary (NSP) Employee of the Year for the Administrative Services division. Since assuming the position in July 2018, Oswald has done an excellent job organizing recreation events. He routinely hosts a wide variety of events for the men and is always looking for more events and programs to offer. Oswald was especially recognized for his efforts and ability to adapt activities to changes in staffing schedules.

Oswald is consistently the first to step up to assist other team members, including custody duties. Teammates know they...Read more

Men coming into the library the Diagnostic and Evaluation Center (DEC) have been able to enjoy a change of scenery recently. “The project started before I started in the library, but it’s been great be part of it and to see it through,” said Librarian Tiffany Seager. “This is just one more way we can acknowledge the men’s unique talents here and give them an opportunity to put them to use. The Nebraska inspired artwork helps remind the men visiting the library of what they are working towards and focus on getting back to the community.”Read more

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