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LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL CORRECTIONS ADMINISTRATORS Corrections administrators are utilized at the local, state and federal level. This is an executive-level position within the correctional system which involves a range of administrative duties. Those in this role may be responsible for planning budgets, ordering equipment, supervising facility maintenance and managing personnel issues. Correction administrators may help develop and implement polices to ensure inmate and staff safety. This includes ensuring the proper treatment of inmates. Additionally, they may develop and manage recreational and educational programs for inmates. Education: Education and experience requirements vary by jurisdiction. At the federal level, a bachelor's degree is needed along with related experience in the corrections system. Degree areas may include, but are not limited to, corrections or public administration, criminal justice, social work or similar areas of study. A master's degree may be necessary for advancement opportunities. LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY ADMINISTRATORS Law enforcement agency administrators are central to the efforts of law enforcement. This is a leadership role which operates at the administrative level to help law enforcement agencies operate at peak efficiency. While their roles may vary, common responsibilities include managing records and legal filings, coordinating with other agencies, implementing office policies and planning training seminars. Law enforcement agency administrators may also be responsible for creating budgets and ordering equipment. Often times, those in this role also interact with the public on behalf of the agency, including operating community outreach programs. Education: Education and experience requirements vary by jurisdiction. A bachelor's degree is not always necessary at the local level, but it is typically required to work at federal agencies. A master's degree may be necessary for advancement opportunities. Common degrees include, but are not limited to, law enforcement administration, public administration, and criminal justice.