ComCor, Inc. Web Site Links |
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El Paso County, Colorado
www.elpasoco.com
El Paso County is the home county of ComCor, Inc. This Web site contains all sorts of information about the happenings and issues in the county. It contains links to most of the other El Paso County Web sites listed below. Individuals can conduct a search for inmates currently being held in the El Paso jail facilities. |
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El Paso County Sheriffs Office
shr.elpasoco.com
The El Paso County Sheriff's Office is organized into three areas: Detentions, Law Enforcement, and Support Services. These areas support various aspects of the Sheriff’s Office mission. This site provides much information about El Paso County issues, resources and information from a law enforcement perspective. It provides the ability to search for registered sex offenders. |
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Colorado Springs Police Department
www.springspolice.com
The Colorado Springs Police Department site tells what is happening in the city of Colorado Springs. The site lists many seminars to help individuals protect themselves from crime and information on crime patterns in the city. This Web site also gives information on happenings within the police department.
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El Paso County Justice Services
adm.elpasoco.com/Justice_Services/
This division of El Paso County has an oversight agency that sets standards for acceptance into several of ComCor’s programs. It also approves certain types of clients for placement at ComCor. ComCor works very closely with this agency.
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State of Colorado Web Sites Related to Criminal Justice and Business |
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Colorado Secretary of State
www.sos.state.co.us
This is the division of state government that manages corporations in the state of Colorado. It contains specific information about ComCor, Inc. that is posted as part of the requirements for state corporations. Information can be retrieved by going to this Web site and selecting “Search Business Database” under the Business Center. |
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Colorado Community Corrections Coalition
www.cccco.org
The Colorado Community Corrections Coalition is a group of community corrections agencies that tries to promote the value of community corrections as an alternative to incarceration. Their mission is one of education and advocacy with criminal justice policy makers.
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Colorado Department of Corrections
www.doc.state.co.us
The mission of the Colorado Department of Corrections (DOC) is to protect the public through efficient and effective management of offenders. DOC is the agency that manages and runs the state’s incarceration facilities. This site contains general information about these facilities and how to locate an inmate. ComCor works closely with DOC on offenders who are transitioning back into the community. |
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Colorado Department of Criminal Justice (DCJ)
dcj.state.co.us
DCJ is one of four divisions within the Colorado Department of Public Safety (CDPS). The Colorado General Assembly, in establishing DCJ, declared that "its purpose is to improve all areas of the administration of criminal justice in Colorado both immediately and in the long term." DCJ addresses its mandate in Colorado through education, research, grants administration, coordinated program management, policy development and analysis, and support for state and local policy makers and managers of the criminal justice system. DCJ is one of several monitoring and regulatory agencies of community corrections in the state of Colorado.
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Colorado Association of Community Corrections Boards
www.coaccb.org
Community corrections boards are authorized under Title 17, Article 27 of the Colorado Revised Statute to administer funds allocated by the Colorado legislature through the Division of Criminal Justice (DCJ) for community corrections placement. Boards enter into contracts with programs to provide services for and supervision of offenders. In an effort to promote public safety, boards establish and enforce standards of operation of programs and exercise authority to accept or reject any offender referred for placement. Each judicial district generally has a board. |
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Colorado Judicial Branch
www.courts.state.co.us
The Colorado Judicial Branch joins the legislative and executive branches to form the government for the state of Colorado. The Judicial Branch is charged with two responsibilities: resolving disputes and supervising offenders on probation. This site contains much information about the court process. |
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| National Web Sites Related to Criminal Justice |
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Federal Bureau of Prisons
www.bop.gov
The BOP web site has information about the federal system. This system is different from any state system and manages approximately 185,000 offenders throughout the country. They have different regulations and mandates. This site contains an inmate locator and general information about the federal system. |
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National Institute of Corrections
www.nicic.org
This site provides correctional agencies with criminal justice training, technical assistance, information services and policy/program development assistance. |
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International Community Corrections Association
www.iccaweb.org
This trade association site provides information, training and other services to enhance the quality of services and supervision for adult and juvenile offenders, as well as promote effective management practices. It also advocates for community corrections as a vital part of the criminal justice system.
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| Web Sites Specifically for Offenders and Their Families |
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Former Offender Resource Guide and Educational Services (FORGES)
Click here for guide
The FORGES site is sponsored by the Colorado Department of Corrections and is a great source of program resources and information to help former offenders rejoin society faster and with greater success. It contains an extensive list of many great community resources available to former offenders. |
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Home Builders Institute
www.hbi.org
Home Builders Institute, the workforce development arm of the National Association of Home Builders, is dedicated to the advancement and enrichment of education and training programs serving the needs of the housing industry. This is the parent organization of ComCor’s vocational training program. |
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