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this is a prison surrounded by a security fence topped by razor wire behind that fence and many others just like it throughout the state correctional officers and other TDCJ staff members supervised hundreds of convicted criminals for most people all TDCJ does is lock them up but there's a lot more to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice than that the mission of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice is to provide public safety promote positive change in offender behavior reintegrate offenders into society and assist victims of crime from the moment they enter the criminal justice system offenders receive supervision and transitional services through a collaborative partnership of community supervision officers agency staff volunteers community service providers and spiritual leaders the dedicated professionals who oversee the supervision and rehabilitation of offenders stand as proof of TDC Jays commitment to public safety this is TDCJ today with headquarters in Huntsville and Austin the Texas Department of Criminal Justice has more than 100 prison units and 66 parole offices throughout the state and there are hundreds more local offices responsible for community supervision of probationers the governor of Texas appoints a nine-member board to oversee TDCJ which in turn selects an executive director to manage day-to-day operations for primary operating divisions of the agency oversee the supervision of offenders the Community Justice Assistance Division which works with community supervision offices to administer adult probation the correctional institutions division which oversees secure facilities the private facility contract monitoring oversight division which oversees privately operated facilities and the parole division which is responsible for supervising offenders when released from incarceration other key divisions within the agency and the Windham School District provide the rehabilitative and support services needed to house and supervise offenders prepare them for re-entry into society and help crime victims exercise their rights to be informed and participate in the criminal justice system the TDCJ Community Justice Assistance Division does not work directly offenders but helps courts and local community supervision and corrections departments or CSC DS develop their own community based services by evaluating programs and efficiently distributing state funds the division also trains and certifies Community Supervision officers and issues standards for CSC D programs Community Supervision officers work with local court and law enforcement agents to create a unique supervision plan designed to divert offenders from prison and give them the tools they need to succeed in society conditions of probation may include time in an intermediate sanctioned facility substance abuse treatment center or outpatient counseling other terms of community supervision such as community service and electronic monitoring aim to keep offenders...