“Carroll County Correctional Employees” Week Sunday May 2 – Saturday May 10, 2010”
TOURS
On Saturday, May 10, 2010 the Carroll County Detention Center will be hosting an Open House for the general public between 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. The Open House will include tours of the facility as well as light refreshments. This Open House is in conjunction with National Correctional Officer’s Week. National Correctional Officer’s Week is intended to recognize the many accomplishments of correctional officers and correctional employees. Tours will be limited to those persons eighteen-years-of-age and older with valid picture identification. The Detention Center reserves the right to deny anyone the opportunity to tour the facility.
CORRECTIONAL OFFICER AND
CORRECTIONAL EMPLOYEE OF THE YEAR
We are proud to announce that DFC Kristy M. Kirk has been selected as the 2009 Correctional Officer of the Year for the Carroll County Detention Center. Officer Kirk has been employed with the Carroll County Detention Center since May 11, 2000 and is currently assigned to the Transportation Unit.Officer Kirk is one of the senior officers assigned to the Transportation Unit. She has been identified by her supervisors as regularly performing duties beyond what is expected of her. She fills in for Home Detention when called upon, collects, and records work release funds as needed.
She often volunteers to assist with other aspects of the operation between transports. She is a hard working professional and is very knowledgeable about every aspect of her position. Kristy has a very friendly personality and is recognized by her peers as a team leader. Her superior efforts are to be commended and are worthy of this special recognition.
We are equally proud to announce that Correctional Specialist I Raymond Smith has been selected as the Carroll County Detention Center Civilian Employee of the Year for 2009. Ray has been employed with the Carroll County Detention Center since December 14, 2006 and is assigned to the Offender Diversion Unit within the Alternative Programs Bureau.
Ray has been described by his supervisors as always seeking to improve the processes being used within the Offender Diversion Unit. He is instrumental in examining how parole hearings are scheduled and has helped to streamline the process. The process now provides for quicker turn around time for parole hearings thereby helping to reduce the inmate population within the Carroll County detention Center. Ray is a seasoned professional and maintains a calm and confident attitude even under the most adverse working conditions. His efforts are to be commended and are worthy of special recognition.
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