Chandler’s Automotive Diagnostic Specialties produced a video about their professional automotive repair services shop. Automotive Diagnostic Specialties has been serving customers in the Chandler, Ahwatukee, Gilbert, Tempe and Phoenix area since 1995.
Their technicians have well over 100 years of experience using computer diagnostic software to diagnose and repair cars, trucks, SUVs and high performance vehicles and they are ASE certified.
Tune ups and carburetor or fuel injection system adjustments maximize a vehicle’s performance for their customers. They also service diesels and large motorhomes, and they can repair and maintain the new alternative fuel vehicles.
One year after a prison escape, security enhancements at Arizona State Prison-Kingman Facility are complete.
Management & Training Corporation, (MTC) is a national operator of Federal Job Corps Centers and one of the leading operators of private correctional facilities, with 20 correctional facilities across the USA. MTC also operates or is a partner in 23 Job Corps centers across the United States.
The company says its key to success is helping people realize their learning potential and providing life-changing opportunities through academic, vocational and social skills training.
“Since the incident in July 2010, MTC has worked very closely with the Arizona Department of Corrections (ADC) in identifying and correcting any security risks. We have conducted multiple internal audits as well as responded to all ADC policies. We believe we have taken several measures that go above and beyond prison standards to ensure this never happens again.”
- MTC President Scott Marquardt
Prior to receiving medium security inmates in the medium security (Hualapai) unit, the facility was audited and was accredited by the American Correctional Association (ACA). Following the incident, MTC ordered a comprehensive assessment of all security policies and procedures.
MTC then implemented the following security enhancements:
AUGUST 2010
New leadership: complex administrator, warden and security chief
Alarm system was thoroughly inspected
Inmate movement was restricted
The number of officers patrolling the perimeter increased
Perimeter vehicles equipped with hand held high-intensity lights
Foot patrols around the perimeter were increased
Traffic was routed away from perimeter road
Random Inmate pat searches increased
Controlled movement and staggered recreation instituted
SEPTEMBER 2010
Aggressive perimeter intrusion procedure training implemented
Inner and outer fence checks increased to twice each shift
Staff certified in maintenance, troubleshooting and repair of alarm system
Alarm response procedure training increased
Emergency response plan reviewed and revised
Staff retraining on management of medium security inmates conducted
Static perimeter post installed
Static observation post installed on southeast corner
Traffic control “face to ID check” procedures implemented
Road barriers installed on internal road leading to the Cerbat unit
Installed blocking gates on existing shared use road
Pedestrian gate in perimeter fence removed
Door control computers reprogrammed for audible door alarm
October 2010
New half-mile road constructed to keep all unofficial vehicles farther from prison complex
February 2011
A one-mile long second perimeter fence was installed around the Hualapai medium security facility. The fence is 10-feet high with four strands of razor wire, exceeding Arizona Department of Corrections standards
MTC then implemented the following security enhancements:
