Category: News Releases

GEO Reentry Services, along with the Orange County Re-entry Partnership, the Orange County Public Defender’s Office, Contra Costa County Office of Education, and Taller San Jose Hope Builders, cosponsored the

Franklin County held its first Reentry Coalition Summit on May 17 featuring such special guests as Pennsylvania Secretary of Corrections John Wetzel, who was instrumental in launching the Franklin County

Parolees who successfully graduated from the Santa Ana Day Reporting Center, an intensive reentry program, were recently celebrated by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation and GEO Reentry Services,

While GEO Care and its GEO Reentry Services division has been delivering reentry services for more than a decade, the importance of these services for offenders has gained public prominence

A large-scale study by researchers from major California universities found the state’s prison downsizing efforts have had little to no impact on the crime rate. The findings were published in The

Nationwide, governors highlighted justice reinvestment, a data-driven approach for lowering corrections spending, in recent state of the state addresses. In this approach, cost savings are partially reinvested in strategies for

In the largest event of its kind, more than 1,400 federally funded providers of reentry and mental health services convened recently for a pair of overlapping conferences aimed at sharpening

Eighteen graduates of the Shasta County Day Reporting Center, run by GEO Reentry Services, recently celebrated their completion of the reentry program during a special ceremony known as a transition

College students have been known to complain that their schoolwork is irrelevant to real life. However, for the nontraditional “students” of the Alexandria Day Reporting Center, it doesn’t get any

The first annual Sober Fest in Merced County was recently held to celebrate individuals recovering from drug and alcohol addictions on their road to sobriety. The event, hosted in collaboration

The Treatment for Effective Community Supervision Service Centers in North Carolina, run by GEO Reentry Services, are in the midst of hosting their fall transition celebrations, which mark participants’ completion

Sedgwick County and GEO Reentry Services, the operator of an innovative program for probationers, hosted an open house for local criminal justice officials and the media this week to highlight

The Luzerne County Reentry Service Center, operated by GEO Reentry Services, recently celebrated its five-year anniversary in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, in an event once again attended by the Wilkes-Barre Time Leader,

A recent Williamsport Sun-Gazette editorial offers praise to the Lycoming County Reentry Service Center, run by GEO Reentry Services, stating that the center, which opened in fall 2014, is showing

The Luzerne County Reentry Service Center was recently featured in a great profile by the Times-Leader, which provided background on the center for readers and profiled a participant, Bryan, who

Four parolees were recently recognized for completing GEO Reentry Services’ intensive program at the York County Reentry Service Center in York, Pennsylvania. As reported by the York Daily Record, the

The Cambria County Reentry Service Center recently celebrated its three-year anniversary since opening in a special open house event attended by The Tribune-Democrat. The center, run by GEO Reentry Services,

The Lycoming County Reentry Service Center, operated by GEO Reentry Services, was recently profiled in the Williamsport Sun-Gazette in a feature examining the center’s first year of being open. The

Nine participants of the BI Napa Community Corrections Service Center recently graduated from the intensive reentry program and were honored in a transition celebration featured in the Napa Valley Register.

Forty graduates of the Tuolumne County Day Reporting Center were celebrated recently in a graduation ceremony, known as a transition celebration, for succesfully completing the DRC’s intensive reentry program. The