TheCCA360.com is a Web site intended to provide factual information about Corrections Corporation of America – from its quality private prison management services and programs, to its more than 17,000 employees that support the 66 facilities it operates.

Read first hand here stories and views shared by CCA employees and other citizens on the company and its impact in our communities.
It’s difficult to separate the facts from the reported myths about private prisons and CCA, especially if you follow some news accounts that rely on sources who are politically or professionally biased against the overall privatization of our nation’s prisons.
TheCCA360.com disputes the most common reported myths here.
FORBES Magazine has again ranked CCA among the nation's Top 400 Best Big Companies. We ranked 95th in the recently issued list. In 2007, CCA was also among the Top 400. Plus, the company received special recognition by FORBES as the Best Managed Company in the U.S. in the area of Business Services.
We commend all CCA employees for helping us achieve this reputable ranking.
A columnist with The Tallahassee Democrat asserted in a commentary on Jan. 12, 2009, that correctional privatization remains a contentious issue for many.
Click here to read more / post comments >>Meaningful new prison privatization research has been published. Vanderbilt University research shows that states which utilize private prisons have slower rates of growth in public corrections per prisoner costs than states which have no privatization.
Click here to read more / post comments >>To enhance our communication with both new and existing communities, we have launched a new, informative website called www. ccacommunities.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Twenty-five correctional facilities operated by Corrections Corporation of America (CCA), the nation’s largest corrections management provider to federal, state and local government, were successfully accredited for the first time or reaccredited by the industry-respected American Correctional Association (ACA) in 2008.
Continue reading >>NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Corrections Corporation of America (CCA) recently announced leadership and staffing changes in its Business Development – Customer Relations division.
Continue reading >>NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Correction Corporations of America (CCA) has partnered with Eastern Kentucky University (EKU) in a new program that bridges the daily demands of correctional operations with the increasing qualifications expected of today’s corrections professionals.
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