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- Correctionscorp.com
- Reason.org on Private Prisons
- Tnforpuryear Blog
- CCA's Guiding Principles
- CCA's Speaker's Guide
- CCA's Charitable Giving in Middle Tennessee
- Truman's Take Blog - CCA Fights Back
- Jan Duke's "About Nashville" Blog - CCA vs. Gannett
- Faith-Based TV Program Finds Success in U.S. Prisons
- Turning a Jail Cell into a Meditation Room
- Letter to the Editor: "Another message of hope" - Nashville City Paper
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To enhance our communication with both new and existing communities, we have launched a new, informative website called www. ccacommunities.
Click here to read more / post comments >>To my fellow CCA colleagues- With our country embattled in two wars and facing an uncertain foreign policy due to the recent Presidential election, it has perhaps never been more appropriate for us as a company to reflect on the meaning of Veterans Day. It instills in me humbling moments as I think of the hands I've recently shaken of CCA correctional employees who have faithfully served our country and now faithfully serve our company.
Click here to read more / post comments >>November 5, 2008 To our CCA employees, The nation watched. We witnessed history unfolding.
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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.
Continue reading >>Nashville, Tenn. – Corrections Corporation of America’s (CCA) Metro Davidson County Detention Facility in Nashville has successfully completed a reaccreditation audit conducted by the American Correctional Association (ACA).
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