Full membership in CMI is restricted to only public employees who are actively involved with criminal justice construction and maintenance. These agencies may be federal, state, or local. However, non-public employees such as vendors, architects, engineers, or individuals with an interest in construction or maintenance of criminal justice facilities may obtain an "affiliate" membership. Affiliate members have all of the same benefits that full members do, except for voting privileges.  Read the CMI Bylaws here. 

Download the membership forms: (Please note:  the $25.00 memberships are due January 1, 2008.  You must be a member to attend the conference.)edit Card option has been temporarily disabled. Please folloe instructions above for all transactions. Credit card transactions previously submitted will be manually pro to be resubmitted.)

• Member Conference Registration

Click for a free download of Acrobat Reader.

BECOME A MEMBER NOW!

If you are an employee of a governmental agency responsible for the construction or maintenance of criminal justice facilities, please consider CMI and this conference as an opportunity to meet and dialogue with your peers.

If you represent a company involved in detention products, or correctional design and construction, please consider this conference as your opportunity to converse with the correctional professionals who are responsible for the selection of products and procurement of design, construction and/or maintenance services.

In keeping with the mission of CMI to serve as a clearinghouse for information relating to the construction and maintenance of criminal justice facilities, we are pleased to provide this conference forum and vendor exhibition.

This a very inexpensive professional membership that is dedicated to enhancing knowledge and sharing information regarding constructing and maintaining prisons/jails/court houses.