Ohio prisons report 11-year low in recidivism

February 24, 2011 by Editorial

 

Ohio prison officials say the state has hit an 11-year low in the rate of inmates winding up back behind bars after they get out.

The Department of Rehabilitation and Correction said Thursday that 34 percent of Ohio inmates now return to prison within three years of release, down from the previous recidivism rate of 36.4 percent.

Click here for full article

Filed Under: Uncategorized

SELECT A TOPIC

  • Advocacy & Reentry
  • Angel Tree
  • Families of Prisoners
  • Feature Stories
  • From the CEO
  • Hope Events
  • Inside Journal
  • Press Releases
  • Prison & Prisoners
  • Prison Fellowship Academy
  • Prison Fellowship International
  • Prison Fellowship News & Updates
  • Reentry
  • Second Chance Month
  • Uncategorized
  • Video
  • Warden Exchange

MOST POPULAR

Prison Fellowship Leads Nationwide Day of Action Urging Congress To Pass Second Chance Month Resolution

April 14, 2026

Prison Fellowship Honors Pat Nolan with 2026 Charles Colson Advocate of Hope Award at Ceremony in Washington, DC.

April 10, 2026

A Grandmother’s Gratitude: Sharon’s Story

April 8, 2026

LATEST VIDEOS

Watch all videos