Mission
CorrectionsUSA is a not-for-profit corporation formed by correctional officers in 1998 to provide national representation to Corrections Profession employed by federal, state and local governments. We proudly represent over 80,000 publicly employed correctional officers from across this nation.
CorrectionsUSA’s mission is to advance the correctional officer profession and serve as a national voice on issues of universal concern. CorrectionsUSA educates the public, media, and elected officials, advocates for change, and provides a network of information on corrections. We work hard to improve the image of our profession and the lives and working conditions of correctional officers nationwide.
CorrectionsUSA has “zero tolerance” for the privatization of federal, state, and local corrections as a matter of public safety. Organizations and individuals are not allowed to become members of CorrectionsUSA if they work for a private prison company or represent private prison employees. Fighting prison privatization is CorrectionsUSA’s number one priority. View CorrectionsUSA’s resolution against prison privatization.
CorrectionsUSA members are united in their dedication and commitment to making corrections nationwide safer, secure, efficient, and effective. We are the women and men who walk the toughest beat in the nation with the dignity, courage, commitment, and dedication necessary to keep the public safe from the criminal element.
Executives
- James Baiardi
Chairman - Roy Pinto
Vice Chairman - Todd Dunn
Treasurer - Joe Baumann
Secretary - Buffie McFadyen
Executive Director - Erik Milman
Research Coordinator - Denise A. Hanna
Administrative Assistant to the Chairman
- Ken Kopczynski
Consultant for Corrections U.S.A. on prison privatization - Richard Harcrow
Membership Chairman - Lynn Witt
Conference Organizer - Robert Storm
Administrative Bookkeeping - Yara Frost
Chairwoman, Women in Corrections - Oliver Burns
Michigan Representative - James Hodge
Texas Representative