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CBM Correctional Food Service is more than just a food service partner for correctional facilities. CBM provides comprehensive, efficient, cost-effective
food services as well as vending and commissary services to correctional facilities of all types and sizes. CBM is quickly becoming the number-one choice in correctional food service management as well as commissary management.
Benefits of our correctional food services programs include
- High quality food service programs through utilizing fresh,
high-quality foods, tested recipes, planned production standards,
preparation practices and comprehensive employee training programs
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Guaranteed cost-per-meal pricing
- The industry's best wages and benefit package for employees
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Transitional plans for smooth, seamless transitions
- A comprehensive training program for all employees and inmates to include food safety and handling, emergency procedures, as well as inmate interaction and safety training
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An ongoing medical and nutritional assessment program including dietary
and clinical consults and ongoing menu management
- Program operated under the
ACA (American Corrections Association) guidelines. This is the hallmark of
correctional food service programs designed to maintain compliance and
limit potential operational liability
Our experience and knowledge in these areas – as well as our dedication to creating successful solutions
- have made CBM Food Service a leader in the correctional food service
industry.
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“As the Sheriff of Minnehaha County I have had the
opportunity to work with CBM since they started with the county in 1997.
I have found them to be very cooperative to work with and they have done
an outstanding job of providing a high quality, cost-effective food
service program for our county.”
Mike Milstead,
Minnehaha Co. Sheriff |
Choosing a Sioux Falls firm could reduce the county’s food service
costs by at least one-third. Batcheller, fellow supervisor Maurice Welte,
Woodbury County Sheriff David Amick and jail staff traveled to Sioux
Falls last week to observe the operation of CBM, a food service provider
that serves jails in Sioux Falls and Rapid City, and other corrections
agencies. “When we saw it, it looked like a very efficient
operation...we think we can save $3 per inmate,” Batcheller said.
Sioux City Journal News,
May 1, 2002 |
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