BREAKING: Florida Department of Corrections Announces Record Supervision Numbers
Over 146,000 Offenders Currently Under Supervision
Statement from Agency Highlights Growth and Commitment to Community Safety
Tallahassee, FL - The Florida Department of Corrections (FDC) today announced that it is currently supervising over 146,000 offenders throughout the state, a record high for the agency. This significant milestone reflects the department's commitment to public safety and its role as one of Florida's largest state agencies.
The FDC's Office of Community Corrections is responsible for supervising offenders who have been released from prison or jail but are still under the jurisdiction of the state. This includes individuals on probation, parole, and community control. The agency's mission is to provide guidance and support to offenders as they reintegrate into society, while also protecting the public from further criminal activity.
"This record number of offenders under supervision is a testament to our department's dedication to community safety," said FDC Secretary Mark Inch. "We are committed to providing the necessary support and services to help offenders successfully reintegrate into society and become productive members of our communities."
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