About New Jersey Department of Corrections

Our central goal is to ensure the general population by working protected, secure, and compassionate remedial offices. This strategic acknowledged through viable treatment of offenders and by giving administrations that advance effective reemergence into society.

Marcus O. Hicks is the Chief of the NJDOC with over 15 years of open approach and legitimate understanding. As Official of the State's second-biggest Department, Hicks is answerable for a financial limit of almost $1 billion and 8,000 representatives. Hicks regulates roughly 20,000 state-condemned offenders housed across 13 restorative offices, area prisons and network shelter.

Types of Correctional Facilities in New Jersey

New Jersey Prisons and Jails