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Deputy of the Quarter
4th Quarter 2008 "Corrections" honoree.

Deputy Michael McBride

Deputy McBride is nominated for his actions pertaining to an active homicide investigation. During his shift, Deputy McBride learned of a homicide that occurred at the same restaurant where he had purchased food earlier that same night.
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Rob Reardon

Rob Reardon
Contact Information:
(337) 236-5400


Biography

Rob Reardon, director of LPCC, has a master's degree in management and a double major in Criminal Justice and Sociology. He is certified, by the American Correctional Association, as a Correctional Executive. He brings significant diversity to this position. Prior to his current position he was the Transition Commander for the construction of a large high rise jail in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Rob also worked in a juvenile center, work release center, and a correctional center. Over the course of his career he has had the opportunity to visit over 50 jails/prisons across the United States. He has had years of training in the classification and accreditation disciplines associated with the National Institute of Corrections and the American Correctional Association. He currently represents the National Institute of Corrections Southern Regional Training Initiative as a Regional Field Coordinator.

Corrections Mission

The mission of the Lafayette Parish Correctional Center is to enhance its contribution to the protection of society by safely housing and reintegrating offenders as law-abiding citizens through the use of institutional structure and appropriate programming.

LPCC processes approximately 12,000 arestees each year, providing the city and other local municipalities with booking, identification and inmate housing services. LPCC's rated bed capacity is 814. The average number of inmates housed in LPCC during 2005 was 770.

LPCC is a small city within Lafayette Parish. The facility houses a full service kitchen, laundry facilities, GED services, job-seeking education, counseling services, religious services, recreation, social visiting, commissary, library, and mail distribution. LPCC also facilitates several work crews that provide services within the community.

Due to the constant operation of LPCC, staffing and maintenance are important components leading to its proper management.


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