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New law targets wildfires, rehabs prisoners

As wildfires rage across Arizona and threaten numerous communities, legislators and forestry officials have had to come up with innovative ways to combat the ....

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Female inmate firefighters build character but often can't use fire skills after release


Female inmate firefighters build character but often can’t use fire skills after release
PHOENIX – May Tiwamangkala remembers mornings at Perryville Prison west of Phoenix, when the Wildland Fire Crew members began chanting and stomping their feet on concrete to let the rest of the prison know it was 5 a.m.
On their training runs, she recalls, one veteran on the all-women crew would shout, “Who are we?”
“Fire crew!”
“Or be forgotten!”
The Perryville crew is one of 12 17-person crews of incarcerated firefighters in Arizona, and the only crew of all women. But once crew members leave prison, they often face difficulty getting hired as firefighters, typically because they lack documentation of their work or can’t get the required certification as emergency medical technicians because of their criminal records. ....

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Female inmate firefighters build character but often can't use fire skills after release | Business


PHOENIX – May Tiwamangkala remembers mornings at Perryville Prison west of Phoenix, when the Wildland Fire Crew members began chanting and stomping their feet on concrete to let the rest of the prison know it was 5 a.m.
On their training runs, she recalls, one veteran on the all-women crew would shout, “Who are we?”
“Fire crew!”
“Or be forgotten!”
The Perryville crew is one of 12 17-person crews of incarcerated firefighters in Arizona, and the only crew of all women. But once crew members leave prison, they often face difficulty getting hired as firefighters, typically because they lack documentation of their work or can’t get the required certification as emergency medical technicians because of their criminal records. ....

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AZ prison officials begin offering COVID-19 vaccinations to corrections officers


AZ prison officials begin offering COVID-19 vaccinations to corrections officers
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FILE - In this March 16, 2016, file photo, is the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry headquarters in Phoenix. Prison officials will start offering COVID-19 vaccinations on Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, to corrections officers at the Perryville prison in Goodyear, with other prisons to follow in the future. State corrections officers can get vaccinated through either the corrections department or through counties where they work, some of which are already making vaccines available to them. (AP Photo/Bob Christie, File)
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Arizona prison officials started offering COVID-19 vaccinations Friday to corrections officers at the Perryville prison in Goodyear, with other prisons to follow in the future. ....

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Perryville prison inmates learn wildfire skills, have few prospects

For years, women in prison have worked to battle wildfires. But once they leave prison, they often face barriers to getting hired as firefighters. ....

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