It is the mission of the Manufacturing, Agribusiness and Logistics Division to provide inmates with job skills in its industry, agribusiness, and logistics operations to enhance re-entry success while producing quality products and services for the agency and governmental entities.
Overview
The Manufacturing, Agribusiness and Logistics (MAL) Division is managed by a division director and executive staff that oversee Agribusiness, Land & Minerals, Financial Operations, Programs, Texas Correctional Industries (TCI), and Transportation & Supply. Coordination oversight of the MAL Division is provided by the chief financial officer.
Responsibilities
- Provide inmate work program participants with marketable job skills to help reduce recidivism through a coordinated program of job skills training and documentation of work history.
- Reduce costs to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) by providing quality products and services; and provide products and services for sale, on a for-profit basis, to federal and state government agencies and political subdivisions of the state.
- Procure, maintain, and monitor all TDCJ vehicles and related equipment.
- Warehouse goods and supplies.
- Transport goods for the TDCJ.
- Manage agricultural, land and mineral operations.
- Ensure emergency preparedness by maintaining products and services during emergency events when these items may otherwise be unattainable.
TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
