The Corrections Committee supports the regular Monday and Thursday 7:00 pm meetings at the Lake
County Jail by attending those meetings and supplying A.A. literature purchased with the Pink Can
Fund. The corrections chairperson works with the jail’s Director of Inmate Programs to qualify
volunteers, who are required to pass a background check, fingerprinting and complete the on-line
course “Prison Rape Elimination Act.” Volunteers are asked for a commitment of one night per month
for at least six months.
To download the application documents and instructions click here.
The committee also raises awareness of the Corrections Correspondence Service (C.C.S.) among
“inside” and “outside” A.A. members, and helps inmates transition to a local A.A. community through
prerelease contacts and coordination with the Bridging the Gap Committee.
CPC (Cooperation with the Professional Community)
If you (or your group) would like to contribute old grapevines and/or softcover big books or other AA material for use in the jail, it is very much appreciated.
Please use the form below to contact the District 10 Corrections Chairs with any questions or comments.