Cornell provides low to maximum-security incarceration services for federal, state and local government agencies. We ensure public safety through the operation of a secure environment which includes, among other security and safety measures, professional correctional guards, alarmed fencing, razor wire and centralized monitoring via closed circuit camera systems. Cornell provides a variety of educational, counseling and

vocational programs aimed at providing a successful transition of inmates back into the community. Group and individual counseling is available for issues such as substance abuse and addiction, victim awareness and anger management. We provide extensive training in diverse employment and life skill areas including computers and job training opportunities, decision-making, personal hygiene, parenting, banking, budgeting and money management. By helping the men and women in our institutions learn these valuable life skills, these individuals are more likely to become responsible citizens and less likely to relapse into criminal behavior.

Careers at Cornell

Join the 5,000 employees that have committed to provide a continuum of care to adults and juveniles in institutional, residential, community-based and outpatient settings.

Secure your Future

• Low to maximum-security detention and incarceration
  
  
• Facility design, construction and operation
  
  
• Use of modern security technology, including electronic controls and surveillance equipment
  
  
• Education courses, including preparation and testing for the GED, English as a Second Language (ESL) classes and Adult Basic Education (ABE)
  
  
• Holistic healthcare services, including medical, dental, vision, psychiatric and individual and group counseling services
  
  
• Substance abuse counseling
  
  
• Life skills training, including anger management, hygiene, personal finance, employment and housing issues and parenting skills
  
  
• Religious opportunities and culturally sensitive programs