The National Institute for Jail Operations (NIJO) is dedicated to serving those who operate jails, detention and correctional facilities across the country.  NIJO recognizes and understands the enormous liability and increasing litigation facing administrators.  We provide a compilation of legal-based resources and information to assist agencies in making facilities safer and more secure, helping you proactively defend against frivolous litigation to protect against adverse publicity and liability.

WSSA-NIJO Regional Training in Helena, Montana

 

 

Wayne County Sheriff Office Maintains National Accreditation

  On August 8, 2019, NIJO recognized Wayne County Jail Detention Center (WCSO) for successfully maintaining Level I Status, the highest NIJO Accreditation Level.  In 2016, Wayne County Sheriff's Office became the first jail in Indiana to undergo and successfully meet national accreditation requirements through NIJO.  Congratulations to Wayne County for continuing their commitment to the high stands of operations necessary to maintain national accreditation!

NIJO Professional Certification Recognition at JAILCON19.

  During the JAILCON Southern Regional Training Conference in New Orleans, August 6-8, NIJO recognized Staff Sergeant Kimberly Klos of Baldwin County Sheriff's Office (AL) and Captain Ron Adkins of Blount County Sheriff's Office (AL) for earning their National Certified Corrections Executive (NCCE) Certification.  NIJO Professional Certification is a professional designation – earned not issued – for jail and detention officers, supervisors, administrators and sheriffs who have demonstrated to possess the requisite understanding, knowledge, skills, experience and abilities to function to a specific level.  Learn more about certification.