The hum of printers can be heard throughout the shop, while a team puts the finishing touches on the graphics for a project. Stacks of paper, signs and plaques sit ready to be shipped to customers across Nebraska.

It’s another day at the full-service CSI print shop located at the Reception and Treatment Center (RTC).

On average, the shop employs 25 incarcerated men, who learn valuable skills in graphic design and printing. Their work with CSI prepares them for employment in a variety of fields upon their return to the community.

The design team works with customers to create a wide range of print and...Read more

Several months of dedication culminated in an important achievement for these individuals at the Nebraska Correctional Center for Women and the Tecumseh State Correctional Institution. As graduates of the Thinking for a Change (T4C) program, they have developed social and problem-solving skills that will allow them to react to situations in positive ways.

Created by the National Institute of Corrections, T4C is a high-level cognitive behavioral program that utilizes role playing to address attitudes, behavior, family, friends and criminogenic thinking. Throughout the class, participants practiced applying the skills they...Read more

This summer, Omaha Correctional Center (OCC) became the "home of tossed pancakes" with a visit by the Pancake Man! The event was sponsored by the OCC Employee Activity Committee (EAC), which hosts fun and engaging events for teammates at the facility.

The EAC would like to report that most of the tossed pancakes were caught! Thank you to everyone that helped make this event fun and successful. And a huge thank you to our team members for your tireless efforts to keep OCC a safe and great place to work. #PankcakeMan #NDCSEventsRead more