Mission Statement
The mission of the North Carolina Jail Administrators' Association is to encourage and facilitate professionalism through effective and timely training and the exchange of information between jail professionals. Our goal is to foster respect, friendship, and good will among all jail professionals and to promote a positive image to the community and citizens we serve.
The North Carolina Jail Administrators' Association will not endorse or lobby for or against any legislation or political position. It will not endorse candidates, political parties or ideologies, nor will it engage in any other political activities.
The NCJAA 2008 High Point Conference was a great success. Take a moment to look at the photos from the conference!
See the conference photo gallery.
The upcoming year will be an exciting opportunity for the North Carolina Jail Administrators’ Association as it will bring both challenges and rewards. I would like to first take a look at some of the accomplishments and successes by starting with the recent Annual Training Conference in High Point. The Conference was clearly a success in many ways reflected in your comments from the evaluations. One of the most difficult challenges the board members face each year is to provide an Annual Training Conference for the members of our Association. The Annual Training Conference is our biggest event of the year and takes a lot of coordination and individual effort to make it a success. This year the Annual Training Conference was the perfect chemistry of vendors, opportunities for networking, informative training sessions, good food and refreshments, an outstanding banquet, good music for entertainment and hopefully you got to see the morning guest speaker, because if you missed it; you missed something very special!! David Browning: The Mayberry Deputy was funny, entertaining and touched everyone’s heart with laughter and a sincere sense of compassion by reflecting on the very human characters that touched our hearts and lives in the town of Mayberry. My personal favorite is when he would imitate “Floyd the Barber” and make sure to see David Browning’s picture with Major Debora (Charlene) Montgomery and the Guilford County Honor Guard!! Thank you very much David as you were awesome and we hope to see you at the Regional Conference since you are an “Associate Member”!! This year the board members, our executive director, other members of the association, instructors and vendors worked extremely well together to deliver an outstanding Annual Training Conference with teamwork and professionalism. It was an outstanding job by everyone!! [read more]
Read the full November 2008 Newsletter
