Technology for the Visually Impaired
Many jails across the country contact their IT Department to find out how to share programs for the handicapped. Lorain County Ohio has taken things one step further. They provide employment for the visually impaired; and with the help of CCW, they can now run their canteen management system with relative ease. CCW's Technology Associates are in the final stages of going on-line with the first Jail Canteen Control System designed specifically for, and by, the visually impaired.

Prisoners Check Their Own Account
Officers are constantly responding to queries from inmates about their canteen accounts and whether or not their relatives made a promised deposit to their account.

Not any more at Taft Correctional Facility in California. Hooked into a KIOSK, CCW's Inmate Trust Fund System allows inmates at Taft to check their own account status using an ID card with a bar code. The system automates the process, giving inmates up-to-date information, and frees staff from the never-ending job of answering questions about an inmate's account.

Hands-Free Money
Jails all across America hand out millions in cash to inmates being released on a daily basis. CCW teamed with Diebold to keep the cash safe. Utilizing a marriage between Diebold's Express Delivery XT System and CCW's Inmate Banking System, accurate to the penny, correctional staff can click a mouse and allow a secure ATM to deliver the money. The "green " is untouched by officers' hands. The money is counted out by a jail safe and delivered straight to the inmates.