Twenty-five corrections officers from agencies in multiple counties have completed their jail management training.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Twenty-five corrections officers are ready to take their careers to the next level in counties and municipalities across central and south Alabama.
“We instill ideals such as stress management, how to take care of yourself. Not only that, we teach them about the do’s and the don’ts as to dealing with inmates,” said Sheriff Derrick Cunningham.
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