More than 60 Custodial Correctional Officers join the frontline of public safety Three officers awarded National and Long Service and Good Conduct Medals Officers equipped with highest level of training Queensland Corrective Services inducted a staggering 60 plus Custodial Correctional Officers (CCO) to the frontline
Queensland Corrective Services would like to remind journalists and news crews that under Section 132 of the Corrections Act, it is an offence to record or photograph Queensland Corrective Services’ facilities without the permission of the Commissioner. Our officers patrol the perimeters of our centres and
Queensland Corrective Services can confirm the third prisoner who absconded from Townsville Correctional Centre (Low Custody Male Farm) on 22 November is back in custody.
New Custodial Correctional Officers join the frontline of public safety Two officers awarded National and Long Service and Good Conduct Medals Officers equipped with highest level of training Queensland Corrective Services inducted almost fifty Custodial Correctional Officers (CCO) to the frontline of public safety on
• 14 new Custodial Correctional Officers join the frontline of public safety • Seven officers awarded National and Long Service and Good Conduct Medals • Officers equipped with highest level of training Queensland Corrective Services inducted 14 Custodial Correctional Officers (CCO) to the frontline of public safety today
Queensland Corrective Services can confirm the prisoners who absconded from Townsville Correctional Centre (Low Custody Male Farm) have been arrested by police and are back in custody. Thanks to Queensland Police Service for locating and arresting them quickly.
Queensland Corrective Services offering new job opportunities for First Nations people in Community Corrections Recruiting Cultural Liaison Officers to reduce the number of First Nations people in our care and under community-based supervision and help keep community safe. Queensland Corrective Services is calling on First
Fifteen new Custodial Correctional Officers graduate to frontline public safety Three new General-Purpose dogs and their handlers join the Delta Unit Two officers recognised with the prestigious National Medal One officer awarded Unit Citations for professional conduct in restoring order and bringing non-compliant prisoners
QCS and AEC are working together to enable eligible prisoners to submit a paper ballot Individuals who are fully remanded or serving less than three years are eligible to vote in state and federal elections. Eligible Queensland prisoners can vote in person in the Voice
18 new Custodial Correctional Officers join the frontline of public safety Officers equipped with highest level of training Queensland Corrective Services offers many career paths Queensland Corrective Services inducted 18 Custodial Correctional Officers (CCO) to the frontline of public safety on Wednesday 11 October at
