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11/20/2024
Oregon Corrections Enterprises (OCE) is dedicated to quality, sustainability, and innovation. At our Metal Shop, were maximizing material use, minimizing waste, and creating skill-building opportunities for adults in custody. Click the "Read More" button to learn how our commitment to efficiency benefits customers, the community, and the environment.
10/02/2024
Join us as we take you through the journey of creating a stunning dais for the City of Silverton's new City Hall! This video showcases the meticulous process from initial design to final installation.
08/06/2024
We have partnered with the National Prison Braille Network which provides the opportunity for anyone who graduates from a prison braille transcription center to join an apprenticeship program.
07/23/2024
While the Garment Factory is known primarily for producing jeans, coats, and shirts, the Specialty Line's role in handling a vast array of miscellaneous garment and non-garment projects is often overlooked.
06/25/2024
11/03/2023
At Oregon Corrections Enterprises (OCE), we are committed to providing adults in custody (AICs) with the chance for a brighter future, and that is what drives our Reentry Program at its core. Guided by our Reentry Manager, Morgen Jaco, we have embarked on a transformative journey, redefining the way we support individuals transitioning from incarceration to society.
09/27/2023
CCCF's sewing team demonstrated outstanding teamwork and dedication in crafting over 20,000 high-quality wrist braces from raw materials, exceeding expectations and finishing the project a month ahead of schedule.
08/17/2023
Before entering this facility, I had never sewn a day in my life, well, not with a sewing machine. I did however one time attempt hand stitching a silk shirt that I designed and cut out of an old sheet when I was 15 years old.
06/30/2023
In late January, OCE laundry at OSP was approached by one of our partners, they had some major machinery issues causing their tunnel washers to stop operating as well as some significant issues with their dryer units. This affected their capabilities to produce clean linen for their customers. They asked if we would be willing to take on some additional weight to what they were already sending us, during the peak linen season (winter). After some negotiations, we agreed to take on the additional work and began processing linen so patients would not go without. To date, the OSP laundry has processed a total of 489,338 lbs. of extra linen. And laundry sort has handled 3,888 extra laundry carts.
06/21/2023
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