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DPSCS 2nd Annual Turkey Drive!
We’re proud to announce the 2nd Annual DPSCS Turkey Drive, taking place on Tuesday, November 25th, 2025, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Calvin B. Scruggs Funeral Home (Front Side), located at 1412 East Preston Street, Baltimore, MD 21213.
DPSCS will be providing turkeys, non-perishable items, gently used clothing, shoes and accessories.
Baltimore Central Booking & Intake Center Trunk-or-Treat
Spooky fun at Baltimore Central Booking & Intake Center! Secretary Carolyn J. Scruggs joined staff at BCBIC for a festive Trunk-or-Treat celebration. Events like these bring our DPSCS team together and highlight the community behind our mission.
Annual Immigrant Heritage Celebration
The Maryland Police and Correctional Training Center came alive with music, dancing, and cultural pride during our Annual Immigrant Heritage Celebration! Staff joined together to honor the rich traditions and diverse backgrounds that make up our DPSCS family. Events like these celebrate unity through culture, connection, and community, reminding us that diversity is our strength.
#DPSCS #ImmigrantHeritageMonth #CulturalCelebration
Fall Youth Camp fun with DPSCS!
The high school students of our amazing DPSCS employees learned about correctional careers, restraints and physical training activities, crime prevention: drugs and social media, and saw firsthand the incredible K9 unit in action.
America's VetDogs Visit
This past weekend, Officer Clevenger had the privilege of attending an inspiring event featuring the incredible work of America's VetDogs. These service dogs are true heroes, offering life-changing support, independence, and companionship to our nation’s veterans. We’re grateful for the opportunity to witness their impact firsthand!
#AmericasVetDogs #VeteranSupport
Eastern Correctional Institution (ECI) Family Day
Eastern Correctional Institution (ECI) recently welcomed families for a special carnival themed Family Day, a meaningful opportunity for connection, encouragement, and hope. Events like these remind us how vital strong family ties are in promoting healing, growth, and successful reentry. Together, we’re building bridges that lead to brighter futures.
#FamilySupport #SecondChances
Maryland DPP Expands Partnership With Law Enforcement Agencies!
Click here to see the law enforcement agencies who have partnered with DPP through signed memorandums of understanding to strengthen public safety through joint home visits.
AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk
This past weekend, members of DPSCS proudly joined Commissioner Kimberly Bey at the AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk to raise awareness around suicide prevention and support those affected by it. Together, we walked in solidarity to spread hope, honor lives lost, and strengthen community support for mental health at the close of Suicide Prevention month.
#SuicidePrevention #AFSP
Cumberland Hiring Event
DPSCS is always looking for new members to join our team! We offer endless opportunities to start or further progress your career within our Department. Go to www.DPSCScareers.com to see all current open jobs and benefits.
The MCI-J closure plan is submitted in accordance with Maryland Code, State Government § 8-306 for your decision. This plan outlines the cost savings, detailed plan to execute this closure, and the needed notifications/public hearings required to implement this plan. More Info here.
Click here to download the plan (PDF)
2025 GOCPP State Summit for Behavioral Health
DPSCS was proud to have a strong presence at the 2025 GOCPP State Summit for Behavioral Health.
From executive leadership to frontline team members, our Division of Parole and Probation and Health Services staff came together at the table for one common goal: advancing innovative ideas, building connections, and strengthening collaboration to improve behavioral health outcomes across Maryland.
This work reflects our ongoing commitment to the health and wellness of the communities we serve.
#HealthAndWellnessWeek #BehavioralHealth
MPCTC welcomes Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown
DPSCS was honored to welcome Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown to the Maryland Police and Correctional Training Commissions (MPCTC).
During his tour, AG Brown experienced firsthand how MPCTC equips Maryland’s police and correctional professionals through cutting-edge training methods including virtual reality technology that prepares officers for real-world scenarios.
We’re proud to showcase the innovative training that strengthens Maryland’s public safety community and prepares our officers for success.
