Parent company profile
Correctional Services Corporation
Also known as Esmor Correctional Corporation (Previous Name)
Correctional Services Corporation is a parent company (acquired) based in Sarasota, FL. Kids Over Profits has records of 3 programs it has run in 3 states and countries.
History
Year by year
From the records: the years it ran each program, and lawsuits and deaths on record from those years. A program it took over appears only once the records say when it did.
1987
Founded
1992
Began running 2 programs: Reflections Treatment Agency; Victor Cullen Academy
1993
Began running 3 programs: Chamberlain Academy; Charles H. Hickey, Jr. School; Springfield Academy
1994
Began running 2 programs: Hemphill County Juvenile Center; Tarkio Academy
1995
Began running 2 programs: Polk Youth Development Center; Polk Halfway House
1996
Began running: Chanute Transition Center
1997
Began running 9 programs: Palm Beach Youth Academy; Cypress Creek Academy; Genesis Treatment Agency; Judge Roger Hashem Center; Keweenaw Academy; Los Hermanos Boys Ranch; Martin Hall Juvenile Facility; Snowden Cottage Academy; Hillsborough Girls Academy
1998
Began running 8 programs: Bayamon Treatment Center; Colorado County Boot Camp; Dallas County Juvenile Facility; Dallas County Youth Village Secure Program; Elmore Academy; JoAnn Bridges Academy; Tallulah Correctional Center for Youth; Crestview Youth Academy
Stopped running: Martin Hall Juvenile Facility
1999
Began running 3 programs: Medina County Detention Center; Paulding Regional Youth Detention Center; Tampa Bay Academy
Stopped running 11 programs: Palm Beach Youth Academy; Bayamon Treatment Center; Dallas County Juvenile Facility; Dallas County Youth Village Secure Program; Hemphill County Juvenile Center; Los Hermanos Boys Ranch; Tallulah Correctional Center for Youth; Victor Cullen Academy; Polk Halfway House; Hillsborough Girls Academy; Crestview Youth Academy
2000
Began running 2 programs: Bill Clayton Detention Center; Salinas Treatment Center
2001
Stopped running: Medina County Detention Center
2002
Stopped running: Salinas Treatment Center
3 more years
2003
Stopped running: Cypress Creek Academy
2004
Began running: Blackwater STOP Camp
2005
Stopped running 2 programs: Blackwater STOP Camp; Tampa Bay Academy
Programs it has run
3 on record.
People
The people the network map ties to the company, with their other jobs in the industry.
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Aaron Speisman
Executive Vice President and Treasurer
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Bernard Wagner
Senior Vice President and CFO, Investor Relations Contact
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Ira Cotler
Executive Vice President-Finance (CSC)
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James F. Slattery
chairman and CEO
Elsewhere in the industry
- Youth Services International president
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Michael C. Garretson
Executive Vice President and COO
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Paul Donnelly
Vice President Juvenile Division
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Richard P. Staley
Senior Vice President Strategic Planning
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Robert Matthews
Senior Vice President Adult Division
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Russell Rau
Senior Vice President Business Development
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Woodrow Harper
Senior Vice President
Ownership
Companies it has owned
Documents
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Correctional Services Corporation — SEC Filing (1998)
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CSC Settlement Announcement -
CSC Settlement Exhibits -
Colorado County Juvenile Facility — Program Overview (Fall 1997) -
Correctional Services Corporation — Florida Corporation Search (2013) -
CSC Lyle B. Medlock Center — Program Overview (July 1998) -
Eloy Youth Development Center — Facility Overview (May 1999) -
Florida Youthful Offender Facility_Pahokee Co_ -
La Salle County JJC 2000 -
Mangonia Park Youth Development Center — Program Overview (2000) -
Martin Hall Juvenile Facility -
Pahokee Youth Center Professional, Committed To Community -
Salinas Behavioral Management Treatment Facility For Males (Sbmtfm) -
SEC CSC 2002 -
Correctional Services Corporation And Youth Services International — Merger Press Release (September 1998) -
Correctional Services Corporation — Facilities Directory (2000) -
Correctional Services Corporation — Press Release (February 1999) -
CSC Website Dallas County II Harry Hines RTC -
CSC Website Polk County Multiple Risk JC 2000 -
Paulding Regional Youth Detention Center — Website Profile (1998)
