Post by PCF on Apr 30, 2009 14:06:00 GMT -5
For Immediate Release
Media Advisory
Plainfield, Indiana (April 29, 2009) – The Plainfield Correctional Facility (PCF) received high
marks while being audited by representatives from the American Correctional Association
(ACA) last week. In a review of standards the ACA determines to be mandatory, PCF scored
100% as all areas were found to be on good order. In a review of the non-mandatory standards,
PCF received a score of 98%, well above the minimum requirement to be recommended for reaccreditation
by the ACA.
James Curington, Chairman of the ACA audit team, was extremely complementary of the staff
and operation of the Plainfield Correctional Facility. “When I first met with Superintendent
Knight, she told me that the thing she was most proud of when it came to her facility was the
staff. After being here these last three days, I can truly see why,” said Mr. Curington during an
address to staff at an assembly.
Department of Correction Commissioner Edwin G. Buss was in attendance and also shared his
appreciation for the dedication and professionalism exhibited by the staff at the Plainfield
Correctional Facility.
Media Advisory
Plainfield, Indiana (April 29, 2009) – The Plainfield Correctional Facility (PCF) received high
marks while being audited by representatives from the American Correctional Association
(ACA) last week. In a review of standards the ACA determines to be mandatory, PCF scored
100% as all areas were found to be on good order. In a review of the non-mandatory standards,
PCF received a score of 98%, well above the minimum requirement to be recommended for reaccreditation
by the ACA.
James Curington, Chairman of the ACA audit team, was extremely complementary of the staff
and operation of the Plainfield Correctional Facility. “When I first met with Superintendent
Knight, she told me that the thing she was most proud of when it came to her facility was the
staff. After being here these last three days, I can truly see why,” said Mr. Curington during an
address to staff at an assembly.
Department of Correction Commissioner Edwin G. Buss was in attendance and also shared his
appreciation for the dedication and professionalism exhibited by the staff at the Plainfield
Correctional Facility.