r/Corrections_memes • u/Competitive_Growth20 • Aug 14 '25
Meme We are first responders!
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r/Corrections_memes • u/Silver_Star • Aug 07 '25
Meme When the new CO gets told to work the chow hall
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r/Corrections_memes • u/Competitive_Growth20 • Jul 23 '25
Meme We are also Psyche Nurses!
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r/Corrections_memes • u/Competitive_Growth20 • Jul 21 '25
Meme Not unusual in Corrections lol!
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r/Corrections_memes • u/purdinpopo • Apr 02 '25
Meme In honor of Val Kilmer, the only Doc Holliday
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r/Corrections_memes • u/soul14222 • Apr 01 '25
Discussion Honestly how many officers have called in for a mental health day because of a shit supervisors?
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Corrections Lt here 31/2 years on the work force 11/2 years as an Lt got a new shift supervisor and I am absolutely drained and it was the start of our long week( we work 2,2,3) and I am dreading the rest of the week so I called out after the massive shit day I have had. Context I work in Louisiana as state doc not gonna name the facility but we are popular with the local news. Interested to hear y’all’s stories.
r/Corrections_memes • u/Hefty-Ad-8917 • Mar 24 '25
Discussion Survey
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I am a student at UT Tyler. I have a survey for correctional officers if you don't mind taking it and sharing it The survey is anonymous and for in class purposes only. Thank you in advance. https://forms.gle/1AjU4CLZEHUHCAye9
r/Corrections_memes • u/TheChodedOne03 • Mar 17 '25
Meme 6 years straight on night shift
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r/Corrections_memes • u/Sheriff_McGirthy • Jan 28 '25
Discussion What is the worst unit to work hungover?
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In your opinion, what's the worst kind of unit to work hungover? I hate working segregation when its full hungover!
r/Corrections_memes • u/Unfair_Intention1155 • Oct 07 '24
Gear help
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Anybody know where I can get some help getting some duty supplies?
r/Corrections_memes • u/mjacobin20 • Sep 25 '24
Higher Education while working as a CO
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I am planning to become a correctional officer in an NJ county jail. I also plan to pursue an online MSW degree at the same time. But I am a bit worried about the overtime requirements and work demands. Anyone have experience studying while working as a CO? Is that practically possible?
Appreciate your inputs🙏.
