All three continued the life saving measures until the offender was off site with LT. Eckert staying with the offender in the ambulance and assisting the paramedics by conducting chest compressions until she was relieved by the Hedrick Medical Center staff. The nomination stated, CO II Reith leads by example by modeling a good work ethic, empathy, and a willingness to learn new ways. Maintenance Supervisor I Ray LaFountain was named the CCC Employee of the Month for November 2022. October Town Hall meetings were held on October 28, 2022 at 6:00am, 10:00am and 3:00pm. Contacts Missouri Kairos Safe haven, food, clothing and a cell phone were provided to the minor. There were 12 staff members present. This recovery prevented offenders from receiving and using an illegal substance. Please take time to extend your congratulations to him. In their nomination it was stated,"Dusty was observed putting in the effort to ensure that any unexpected Housing Unit moves got done in an orderly manner with little to no notification during the quarantine and/or isolation of offenders that needed to be placed on other housing units to help ensure the health and safety of the institution. It was indicated that CO II Spease is a very important asset to First Shift and goes above and beyond his job duties and regularly communicates with other sergeants to ensure that all areas are covered and that the shift runs as smoothly as possible. Included in the meal were chips, Hy-Vee cookies and a drink. It was quickly filled with positive and symptomatic offenders. It has also provided a model for other housing units that have since had to adopt Isolation/Quarantine wings. He stayed until the issue was resolved and all necessary actions were dealt with. He has done all of this with a positive attitude, while also completing his own duties and responsibilities. Distinguished Service and Lifesaver Awards. The following town hall meetings were held in February: In June2019, Visiting Room staff were notified that a tip had been received from an offender that contraband was to enter the institution by a visitor and were placed on alert. It was indicated that while he was working voluntary overtime at Tipton Correctional Center on September 11, 2022, he assisted in area searches in order to help reduce the workload of TCC staff. Items from the section head meeting were also shared with present staff. Staff Training & Development Coin of Excellence. Mr. Gilgour is a huge asset to this facility and his actions consistently demonstrate that he is a professional and a team player. Wednesday was Ugly Sweater themed dress down day. It was indicated that on June 21, 2021 while assigned as an Office Support Assistant in the CCC Mailroom, Ms. Horton discovered a suspicious greeting card while processing incoming mail. You should notify staff upon your arrival of the need for medication during visitation. The nomination stated, Carla does all this with a positive attitude and calming demeanor. OSA Linda Shafer was named the January 2021 Employee of the Month. It was indicated that on February 24, 2021 while processing mail, Ms. Ireland found a white substance inside a greeting card, which was identified as methamphetamine. CO I Richard Jettelson CO II Jackson was successful in confiscating the item which turned out to be dangerous contraband. IPO Asher did a wonderful job working with all areas to make the necessary arrangements. Upon further search of the orange envelope, it was found to contain dangerous contraband. Please join Warden McBee and the Employee of the Month Committee in congratulating the following employees on being named the CCC Employees of the Month for January 2022. Pictured is the 2020 Employee of the Year Kristina Sims, COI. CO I Velma SmithCO IJames Woods Raechels actions greatly contributed to the smooth operations of the institution and her professionalism does not go unnoticed. Her actions greatly contribute to the smooth operations of the institution and her professionalism does not go unnoticed. Please join Warden McBee and the Employee of the Month Committee in congratulating Steven McKiddy, Corrections Officer I, on being named the CCC Employee of the Month for September 2022. Even though his duties are behind the scene, it requires a great deal of knowledge and expertise. Ashtons actions greatly contributed to the smooth operations of the institution and his professionalism does not go unnoticed. Melissa Chavarria, RN, Centurion 7/7/22, Jennifer Ellis, Gateway Substance Abuse Counselor 7/25/22, Cristina Oertwig, Gateway Substance Abuse Counselor 7/25/22, Beth Rains, Records Officer I to Policy and Procedure Coordinator 7/17/22, Rhonda Gulley, COI to Employment Transition Specialist 7/31/22. Cody was nominated for this award by CO II Chad Gardner, who recognized his constant professionalism and willingness to assist others. Emily was nominated for this award by Housing Unit #2 2, Kimberly Klever, AOSA and Angela Hightower, OSA-Switchboard honored all clerical who work on the switchboard relief rotation schedule with a pizza luncheon on Friday, April 23 in conjunction with Administrative Professionals Day. P. O. Topics discussed at these meetings included DAI agenda items, TimeClock Plus, offender release dress-outs, new uniforms/IDs, and CCC P4P dogs. You can learn more by clicking here. Linda was nominated for this award by Joy Main, OSA who recognized her constant professionalism and willingness to assist her fellow staff members. All staff members received a coupon for a FREE Route 44 drink from Sonic. 47 angel tree tags were filled by CCC staff and our food bank box was filled several times. All offenders are evaluated during the intake process at the reception and diagnostic centers. On Monday and Tuesday, February 1 and 2, an additional 85-90 staff will be receiving their first round of vaccine. Offender death reported at Chillicothe Correctional Center When it was known I needed emergency medical attention, I requested an ambulance. Patricia was nominated for this award by Food Service Manager Sherry Oldham, who recognized her constant professionalism and willingness to assist others. Codys actions greatly contribute to the smooth operations of the institution and his professionalism does not go unnoticed. Substance Use in Missouri Prisons - Missouri Department of Corrections COII Catherine Jackson was nominated for this award by CO II Nicholas Koenig and CO I Kristina Sims. Town Halls for February will be held in the Yellow Conference Room on Friday, February 26, 2021 at the following times: 6:00-7:00 am, 8:00-9:00 am, and Thursday, February 25 from 3:00-4:00 pm. Each of the auditors were very complimentary about how professional and helpful the staff here at CCC were during the audit. Congratulations to Case Manager Ben Sutton who was presented with the Department of Corrections Distinguished Service Award! On June 11, 2021, she had just returned from a CERT callout and several lock-ups came into the unit at once. If you look closely, you will see that qualities that lead to a successful transformation are written inside the butterfly wings and flower petals. The show consists of dance choreographies, high-end music, magic & comedy, with influence from S. Korea, Ireland, Brazil, France, Spain, New York & Las Vegas. Varied packages of M&Ms with thank you notes attached were made available for clerical to take back to their desks, Dr. Ellen Sheridan, Dentist April 12, 2021, Rodney Buttz, COI, transfer from KCRC April 18, 2021, Shawn Pettigrew, CCM to AW (transfer to WMCC) April 19, 2021, Amy Parkhurst, CCM to AW April 19, 2021, Joyce Perry, 19 Hour OSA April 30. He drove her to the Emergency Room and waited with her until his wife could relieve him so he could go to work. It was indicated that CO I Humphrey is assigned to the administrative segregation unit and consistently goes above and beyond her assigned duties on a daily basis to ensure the unit is running smoothly. The most recent evidence of this was the Let Your Value Sparkle) display that was in the main lobby. Jennifers actions greatly contributed to the safe and smooth operations of the institution and her professionalism does not go unnoticed. Ashton was nominated for this award by CO I David Baker, who recognized his constant professionalism and willingness to assist others. Her discovery ensured the further safety and security of the institution. Staff members were drawn at random for these gifts. Donald'skeen observation and swift removal of the contraband greatly contributed to the safety and security of the institution. Steven was nominated for this award by CO II Tommy Pittman and FUM Ashton Christopher, who recognized his constant professionalism and commitment to ensuring a safe environment for staff and offenders. Chillicothe Correctional Center, MO Inmate Roster - Prisonroster Congratulations to Carla Meyers, Storekeeper I, on being named the 2021 CCC Employee of the Year! On March 4, 2022, Chuck assisted with a drug interdiction in the CCC Visiting Room. April 22 Administrative Professionals Day. CCC staff will greatly miss her while she is out! February 3 Wellness Committee FREE Dress Down Day-Wear Red, February 6-12 FREE CHIEFS DRESS DOWN WEEK, February 13 Holiday, Lincolns Birthday, February 21 FREE Dress Down Day Morale Committee. Katrina Humphrey was named the August 2021 Employee of the Month. Pictured: Donald Jones, Carolyn Cassity, Michael Beverage, Eric C. Anderson, Lorri Welling (Not present: Erin Carriker, James Lowe, Timothy McCormick, Kurt Reith, Terrie Toney) (20 year photo), The following staff were recognized for 25 years of service with the Department of Corrections at an Awards Ceremony, Pictured: Amy Gertz, Wesley Davis, Leanna Anderson, Jeffrey Parkey, Tammy Stith, Randy Mullen (Not present: Ellen Kissick, Robert Landwehr, David Sanson) (25 year photo), On January 13, 2023, Stephen Barbee, Prison Fellowship Field Director Kansas and Missouri, presented Chaplain Greg Murphy of Chillicothe Correctional Center, with the Angel Tree Prison Partner Renewal Award. Congratulations to Sergeant Jeff McDaniel and Captain Lorri Welling who were both presented with the Department of Corrections Distinguished Service Award! CO I Katrina Humphrey Ms. Hackneys contributions have helped to create and enhance a safer environment for staff and offenders at this facility.. Ck I Samantha Rhinehart Dusty would also volunteer on his RDOs due to staff shortages. August Town Hall meetings were held on August 25, 2022 at 6:00am, 7:30am and 3:00pm. Due to her diligence, contraband was confiscated, which ensured the continued safety and security of the Chillicothe Correctional Center. Their guidance has steered this team in assisting to ensure the safe and secure operations of Chillicothe Correctional Center, as well as other facilities, by the removal of dangerous contraband, regaining and maintaining control of offender populations, and facilitating movement of offenders. For the Pie in the Face contest, employees voted by monetary donation for the Administration Team Member they wanted to see get the pie in the face. On Friday, January 22, approximately 80 staff members made their way to the Health Department to receive their first round of vaccine. August 3 Morale Committee $1 Dress Down Day, August 25 Morale Committee FREE Dress Down Day, August 31 Wellness Committee $1 Dress Down Day. It was indicated that Linda plays an integral role in the office of Deputy Warden of Offender Management, with one of her primary responsibilities being the assistance with PREA files and paperwork. The Special Olympics Torch run was held at Simpson Park on May 11, 2022. Awards given out were as follows: The Employee of the Year for 2020 was Kristina Sims, COI. Utilizing his experience and training regarding conflict resolution, it was noted that he immediately began establishing control of the area. Please take time to extend your congratulations to her. (Lifesaver and Distinguished Award recipients photo). RN Jason Asher utilized the AMBU bag to give rescue breaths. Due to the diligence of CO I Bell and the other staff members involved, dangerous contraband was prevented from being introduced into the institution, ensuring the safety of both staff and offenders. Shafer, Michael Brown, Samuel Hathcock (Not present: Ricky Dorsey, Clay Fewins, Carl Howe, Brenda Ishmael, Douglas Jeffries, Charles Walton, James Woods) (15 year photo). Nicole Grady accompanied Cook LaFolette in the ambulance to the hospital. Staff questions were presented regarding nicotine lozenges for the offender population, staff training, and medical lay-ins. Due to the diligence of CO I Bearden, contraband was confiscated which assisted in ensuring the safety and security of the institution. Varied packages of M&Ms with thank you notes attached were made available for clerical to take back to their desks, Pictured front row (l to r) Emily Asher POII, Holly Stevens OSA (formerly COII), and Mandy Corbin CCMII. PACT members are not always shown much recognition or appreciation because most of the assistance they give is confidential. Clothing should not be tight, transparent, or revealing. The nomination states Officer Anderson is a pleasure to work with and a positive influence to all who have the pleasure of working with her. On Thursday, April 25, 2019, CCC hosted a health fair for staff called 'Know Your Numbers.' Box 1609Jefferson City, MO 65102. There were 8 staff members present. The nomination stated, Ray always keeps a positive outlook and professional demeanor regardless of what adversities he faces. Two events were held including a Water Soaker Contest and a Pie in the Face Contest. Vickie Stimpson, promoted from Cook I to COI (transfer from WMCC) 1/12/20. CO I Pamela Craft Patricias actions greatly contribute to the smooth operations of the institution and her professionalism does not go unnoticed. Information from DAI meeting was also shared. It was indicated that during the COVID-19 outbreak at our facility when offender porters were not available to work, Ms. Sims, whose normal post is the Visiting Room with its myriad duties, stepped up to complete various cleaning duties within the Administration Building along with some other staff. A goal was set to raise $400.00 by October 15. CO I Steven Smith Click to email your reservation to CCI. Angela is due May 20th but will start maternity leave in early May and will not return until mid-July. There were six staff members present. In attendance were Sharps family, CCC Administration, and several others to show their support. "Dusty was observed putting in the effort to ensure that any unexpected Housing Unit moves got done in an orderly manner with little to no notification during the quarantine and/or isolation of offenders that needed to be placed on other housing units to help ensure the health and safety of the institution. Chucks efforts contributed to the safe environment we all strive for every day here at Chillicothe Center. Ten staff members attended the meetings. From the onset of the COVID-19 crisis, she has risen to the challenge and remained positive. Cody was nominated for this award by CO II Chad Gardner, who recognized his constant professionalism and willingness to assist others. CSI Clarks experience as a shift supervisor and her ability to see what needs to be done in an emergency was greatly appreciated by this sergeant. Mario Espinoza, COI, transfer from WMCC 5/1/22, Bethany Ireland, Substance Abuse Counselor 5/2/22, Adria Forck, Substance Abuse Counselor 5/9/22, Maranda Shipley-Fair, Substance Abuse Counselor 5/9/22, Carla Heckenmueller, COI, Transfer from MCC 5/22/22. Lisa Clark then instructed control center to call an ambulance. This recovery prevented offenders from receiving and using an illegal substance. May Town Hall meetings were held on May 27, 2022 at 6:00am, 9:00am and 3:00pm. It also helps staff members track the deadlines of the training as well as how many courses have completed. Addiction is at the core of the national drug misuse epidemic, inside and outside correctional centers. Jeremys actions greatly contribute to the smooth operations of the institution and his professionalism does not go unnoticed. He is very encouraging and a positive influence on those around him. Investigator Hackneys hard work and dedication assists in the continued successful operations of the Chillicothe Correctional Center. For additional information on these opportunities or the application process, please contact Kelly Lott at 740-774-7080, ext. 3151 Litton Road CO II Richards indicated in the nomination, CO I Gilgours persistent and vigilant efforts to monitor the offenders and the housing unit allowed him to successfully locate and remove this contraband from the offender population. Pictured: COII John Morris receiving his award from DWOM Ryan Coffman. (Chaplain presentation photo), Kristin Stitt, Centurion, Mental Health Clerk 1/3/23, Michelle Thornton, Centurion, WSRU Coordinator 1/3/23, Samuel Ewbank, Maintenance Worker II 1/9/23, Albert Jenkins, Corrections Officer I 1/9/23, Joshua Renken, Corrections Officer I 1/9/23, Brittany Batterson, Corrections Officer I 1/23/23, Sandra Brixey, Corrections Officer I 1/23/23, Jason Lee, Corrections Officer I 1/23/23, Krystalyn Meierer, Corrections Officer I 1/23/23, Jarod Wolf, Recreation Officer I 1/23/23, Craig McIntosh, Part Time-Training/Corrections Officer 1/23/23, Paiten Sackrey, SOSA-Custody to SOSA-AW office 1/3/23, Joshua Bedingfield, COI to COII 1/22/23, Michelle Sutton, SOSA to Policy and Procedure Coordinator, transferred to CRCC 1/1/23. Sunday, April 2, 2017. II Carrie Pfeifer, ROIII Darrell Sandy, Personnel Clerk Kristen Ford, and Capt. 21 offenders participated in the Polar Plunge raising $413.00 for Special Olympics. January Town Hall meetings were held on January 27, 2023 at 6:00am, 2:00pm and 3:00pm. Offenders teach dogs basic obedience skills and socialize them, making them more adoptable. Chillicothe Correctional Institution (CCI) Southwest Region. After the door was unlocked, staff found Cook LaFollette on the floor, unresponsive. 6 staff members attended the meetings. The requirements for the entries were that they needed to be positive, uplifting, and colorful. 2. When limited visiting was opened up, she took on the responsibility of making appointments for family to see their loved ones. O II Holly Stevens CO I Joshua Hess The CCC Charitable Campaign raised a total of $901.10 through fundraising efforts over a two-week period. A years of service drawing was held each day by PBC to give away additional gifts. It was indicated in the nomination that when Cody was assigned as a First Shift Sergeant, he was a very important asset, going above and beyond his job duties to regularly communicate with other sergeants in ensuring that all areas were covered and that the shift ran as smoothly as possible. (Pictured left to right: Warden Chris McBee, DWOM Kimberly Herring, COII Jackson, COII Nicholas Koenig, DWO Ryan Coffman, Major David Savage). She was nominated by SOSA-P&P Jennifer Horton and OSA Joy Main in recognition of her positive attitude and willingness to assist others, as well as her outstanding work ethic. March 4 PBC FREE Dress Down Day - National Staff Appreciation Day, March 7 - Morale Committee $2 Dress Down Day, March 16 Red Cross blood drive 9:00am 3:00 pm, March 17 PBC $2 Dress Down Day St. Patricks Day theme, March 22 Morale Committee $2 Dress Down Day. May Town Halls were held May 25, 2021 from 6:00-7:00am, 8:00-9:00am and 3:00-4:00pm. CO II Chad Gardner was presented with the Department of Corrections Lifesaver Award, which is bestowed on staff who have taken extraordinary actions to save the life of another person on or off duty. She takes pride in her job and is always willing to help when needed.. Due to Cameron's willingness to help and quick response in putting out the fire, many. The child then contacted the father who was able to get to the child at the campground. Chillicothe Correctional Center is a mixed-security state prison for female inmates located in Chillicothe, Missouri. This particular fundraiser was going to the purchase of Scholastic Books for local elementary students. Major David Savage and CO I Aaron Sanders were both presented with the Department of Corrections Distinguished Service Award, which is bestowed on staff for performing exceptional actions that promote professionalism, teamwork, integrity, and/or safety. If you have questions, call the Offender Finance Office at 573-526-6445. The trooper on scene reported the woman had two black eyes and her nose and lip were bleeding from the assault. for other housing units that have since had to adopt Isolation/Quarantine wings. Services include accommodations and modifications in classroom instruction and test taking to help students achieve academic success. She truly is an asset to this facility and the Department as a whole. Recently, she immediately stepped up in handling a situation in which an offender assigned to administrative segregation was attempting to harm herself and ensured the proper protocol was followed. Chucks efforts contributed to the safe environment we all strive for every day here at Chillicothe Center. The mandatory computer training sessions can be found on this website. It was indicated that while conducting a cell search in a housing unit, Anderson discovered a large amount of dangerous contraband. Topics discussed at these meetings included DAI agenda items, report of broken equipment at the back gate, and offender moves from HU4C. if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[300,250],'prisoninsight_com-box-4','ezslot_5',184,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-prisoninsight_com-box-4-0'); Before you can visit an inmate at Chillicothe Correctional Center, you must fill out a visiting application and be approved by the Missouri Department of Corrections. These items were donated to the Chillicothe Community Resource Center. Chillicothe Correctional Center Careers and Employment Kassey DeYoe, COI (transfer from WMCC) 4/5/20, Beverly Kroush, COI (transfer from WMCC) 4/5/20, Madison Brown, SACI (transfer from MTC) 4/22/20, Kimberly Cahill, promoted from Cook II to Cook III 4/26/20. Advisory Council Contacts for Kairos Chillicothe Correctional Center (women) CCC - Chillicothe, Missouri AC Chair: Carol Constant - 4given.cc@gmail.com. The ailing staff member was assisted to a nearby restroom and Ms. Boothe stayed with the individual until medical staff could arrive. All Missouri inmates receive a JPay tablet when they enter a Missouri DOC facility. Her keen searching skills and attention to detail contributed towards this substance being found, therefore, preventing drugs from entering the institution and getting into an offenders possession. Additionally, any offender may request mental health services at any time during incarceration. He is a great asset to Housing Unit #1, as well as the rest of the facility and should be commended for his duties., An awards assembly was held on August 30 in the Roll Call room for the following, It was indicated that recently while driving home from work, he came upon a truck that was on fire, with flames leaping out of the driver's side window. He assumes the responsibilities of the Locksmith and the Fire and Safety Manager when these staff members are away from the facility. David was nominated for this award by CO II Bradley Richards who recognized his constant professionalism and commitment to ensuring a safe environment for staff and offenders. Using her motivational interviewing skills resulted in the offender asking for peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. had been placed on suicide status in TCU. Map This Address (816) 387-2158 : Facilities. Research has shown that positive rewards lead to a safer environment for employees. Hannah Chavarria, COI won the beef meat bundle donated by the Wellness Committee. On Saturday, May 4, 2019, a memorial service was held for former CO I Adron Sharp. He was nominated by CO II John Morris and CO III Stephanie Eckert. It is stated in the nomination, Paitens generosity is very much appreciated by all 2nd Shift Captains and Lieutenants. Christopher Shaw, Corrections Supervisor I (transfer from WMCC) 9/1/19, Alex Carroll, Locksmith (transfer from WMCC) 9/1/19, Megan Blades, OSA (transfer from WMCC) 9/29/19. Nicole Grady, COI, called a Code 16-staff. Volunteers included MSII JD Shafer, Inv. CO II Jacksons hard work and dedication assists in the continued successful operations of the Chillicothe Correctional Center. As FUM Christopher is fairly new to the position of Functional Unit Manager, he should be commended on a job well done.. CO I Vicki McKiddy Most recently, Aaron was very instrumental in an interdiction that prevented several items of illegal and dangerous contrabandfrom entering the institution. Mr. Christopher is a huge asset to this facility and his actions consistently demonstrate that he is a professional and a team player. His positive attitude creates a positive work environment., Michael Snoderly, COI, Transfer from WMCC 10/2/22, Christopher Drake, COI, transfer from MCC 10/16/22, Suzanne Hoerrmann, CCMII to FUM 10/30/22. He never complains about being asked to perform extra duties or being assigned to posts outside of his regular job duties. The winners were: Lori Parkey, FUM-Monday, Deep Heart: A Show of Music, Magic & Comedy, Deep Heart stopped at CCC for an afternoon of music, magic and comedy Wednesday, July 27. From the onset of the COVID-19 crisis, she has risen to the challenge and remained positive. She is a huge asset and her actions consistently demonstrate her professionalism and abilities as a team player. COII John Morris, COI Michael Wohlgemuth, and COI Shirley Boothe responded immediately to the staff members cry for help. There were 30 registered donors, 4 first time donors and 29 units were collected. Pictured(from left): Kelley Burke, US, Mandy Coffman, DA, Tamira Marriott, IPO, EOM Amber Adams, IPO, and Chris McBee, Warden. These reviews will allow us to approach the media to expose injustices at various institutions. This facility opened in 2008 and has the capacity to house approximately 1,740 inmates. Tyrone Midgyett from COII to COIII February 7, 2021, Laura Andal from COI to COII February 14, 2021, Alexas Cortez from COI to COII February 14, 2021, Tayluer Dunks from COI to COII February 14, 2021, Chuck Ness, COII to Institutional Investigator (class lateral) February 21, 2021. Mr. Coffman was the lucky winner! Chillicothe, MO 64601 PBC led the following activities for Christmas Week, December 18-25, 2022. Ms. Shafer is a huge asset to this facility and her actions consistently demonstrate that she is a professional and a team player. Chillicothe Correctional Institution is committed to recruiting dedicated and resourceful volunteers to assist in reentry efforts by providing services to offenders. It was indicated that on October 7, 2021 while assisting the CCC Mailroom with processing mail, Ms. Shafer discovered a suspicious greeting card while processing incoming mail. He worked closely with the CCC Intelligence Analyst, custody staff and local police department to properly prepare for the possible interdiction. DWO Kimberly Herring is in the background. Tuesday we got a choice of chocolate chunk, monster or sugar cookies. Please take time to extend your congratulations to him. She likes to stay busy, so she is always ready to learn new things to enable her to help in any area. Paiten has gone above and beyond to voluntarily add to her own duties in order to assist her fellow staff. Upon opening the tissue, he observed two small squares of tan colored paper later identified as suboxone. The CCC Wellness Committee sold BBQ hot dog lunches to staff members on all three shifts for $5.00. Her actions greatly contribute to the safety and security of the institution and her professionalism does not go unnoticed. He secured the item which appeared to be wrapped in toilet tissue and took it into the housing unit module for further examination. DOC Director Anne Precycthe and DAI Director Jeff Norman arrived at CCC on September 2, 2021 to award COI Rodney Buttz the Award of Valor.