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United States of America

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Carter County Tennessee

Manitoba Canada

Pelham Georgia 

Cayman Islands 

Spacious open platform for ease and security of inmate movement

Central Control Room

Decatur County

Indiana

“I’m super happy with how everything turned out,” Blodgett said. “With any big project like this, there’s always curveballs we have to work through and things we didn’t anticipate. For the most part, it’s been a very smooth process.”                                

 Installed in just a few days.

 Commissioned in less than 4 weeks from delivery 

 Public Phones

ADA plumbing 

fixtures

Food tray

passage

from the

security office 

1989

28

Established 

Countries with Product

2

Patents

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375

Proprietary 

Designs

MIT Manitoba Canada

Cayman Islands

Pellham, Georgia

Carter County, Tennessee

U.K  Bermuda

CONTACT

Office/Manufacturing Facility

4214 Rome West Road 

Chillicothe, Il. 61523

Tel: 309-686-9054

United States

Eagle Companies Product Line 

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   "The Eagle Companies (EDS) Detention System is internationally recognized for building high-quality correctional and detention facilities in a cost-effective manner. 

   Their institutions comply with all applicable codes and provide a turn-key service that is safe, humane, and appropriately secure.  The EDS team offers a vision-to-reality service to address the ongoing needs of our criminal justice system. 

During my 45 years in local, state, and federal corrections, I have seen few companies set the industry's standard for safety, quality, and innovation as well as EDS."

Bob Hood
Warden (Ret.)

Federal "Supermax" Penitentiary

United States Department of Justice

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Retired Senior Executive Service CEO with the United States Department of Justice. As Warden of the United States Penitentiary "Supermax," responsible for the most secure federal prison in the United States (home to terrorist, spies, and notorious gang leaders). Prior to holding the position of warden at four major US prisons, was the Assistant Director of the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (Prisons Div.) in GA. Additional experience was gained as the Chief of Internal Affairs within the United States Department of Justice. Former National Security Specialist (GE Homeland Protection) with over 40 years of experience in the criminal justice system.

Goal: To utilize my experience in providing security solutions at the local, state, and federal level.

Specialties: Management of high-security facilities, terrorist-related initiatives, consulting, activation/architectural design - prisons, graduate level college instruction, international lecturer, television interviewing (featured on 60 Minutes), and administration of national law enforcement academy experience.

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“Eagle is producing a product that can meet the changing demands of expanding capacity, but is also providing flexible opportunities for MAT and re-entry navigation.”

Peter E. Perroncello, MS, CJM, CCHP, CCT

45 Misty Meadow Road

Pembroke, MA 02359

pperroncello@msn.com

    We perform operations consulting, risk management reviews, and provide litigation counseling and expert witness services for Sheriff's Offices and Department's of Corrections. Our services are augmented with topical training, and inspections comporting with recognized professional practices used as performance benchmarks.

    Areas of expertise include public safety risk management, direct supervision jail management training, transition and design development, health care policy and overall jail and detention facility operations. Training employees to do the right thing is our major activity. These programs are delivered as co-operative agreements with a non-profit association or through a direct professional vendor services agreement. In the past thirty years over 9,000 corrections professionals have participated in a training program or been in attendance at a workshop at a conference. 

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                                     Eagle Community Correctional Facility (CCF)

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Introduction

Jails now have a vastly different, more violent, more sophisticated, more criminally educated population. Ex state prison inmates who would normally return to prison for committing fresh crimes are often now held at the county level instead of going back to the state prison system. "New" criminals who commit crimes are far more likely to go to a county jail then to a state prison.

To address these challenges, Eagle Companies developed the Community Correctional Facility (CCF) that focus on these three major items:

1. Remove lower-level offenders from the current jail population

       with more comfortable surroundings.

  2. Provide short-term offenders with the program space needed

      to implement the tools (education, behavioral change

      programming, and basic life skills) to help them move forward

      and stay out of jail.

  3. Provide optional space to deliver more sophisticated court

      ordered programming (substance abuse, anger management,

      etc.) to the longer term, more violent population.

This isolated programming offered should be "evidence-based." The local programming should come with a measurement tool specific to each program (or service). The actual proof is: Do they come back to jail?  And we can certainly measure that!

The intent of the CCF design will be to offer these services while an inmate is still serving their time so they can get their certification of completion more quickly and under more strict supervision. When their out-date rolls around, they're prepared to start moving forward.

B. Building Design Specifications

The CCF will have the option of 16-24 bunk type beds with personal locked storage. An adjoining day room and dining seating with multiple TV locations and beverage counter will support downtime entertainment.

The new facility will be constructed with an adjacent exercise yard dedicated to its own population. The facility will be designed to provide programming space for the current jail facility, as well as a venue for other inmate-centric activity

The housing portion of the unit is intended to hold minimum security inmates with relatively short-term sentences, and the classroom/treatment room is intended to be dual-purpose, providing both dedicated program space for all incarcerated inmates of both sexes. The classroom can offer a venue for tele-psychiatry sessions, video arraignment and in-person psychiatric interviews among other purposes.

The facility will be constructed with three exterior ingress/egress points. Two that enter the housing unit, and one directly into the classroom. The classroom will have an interior door passage that will be prepped to eliminate site and sound transfer.  

The facility can be installed near the main jail and will be treated as an additional cell block. It will be serviced by the main jail for all essentials (meals, laundry, visitation, attorney visits, booking and medical services).

The facility communication package will be designed to be integral to the existing infrastructure, intercom, video and electronic security systems. The unit will be designed to meet all ADA standards, life safety, fire code, energy compliance required. The entire facility will be devoid of suicide hazards as required and will offer stainless bio resistant surfaces for current health and sanitation requirements.

C. Conclusion

The essence of the Eagle CCF design will give you the tools and skills to be successful in your efforts to reduce your community recidivism without repeating the jail cycle. This means life skills (learning to fill out a job app, learning to interview, what to wear to work, learning to balance a checkbook and to make a budget), learning to handle and control their emotions, learning to beat substance dependency, and learning to recognize and defeat problem behavior.

These facilities are available for lease with purchase options at tax exempt rates.

For more information on the Eagle CCF design and other applications we have provided www.jailcells.com

Thank you for your time in review.

Sincerely

Timothy Tobin

Timothy Tobin, President