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TRICOR reports growth from new commissary program, reiterates reinvestment into offender work and training
Summary
TRICOR, the state agency that operates offender services and commissary, told lawmakers it expects revenue growth driven by a statewide commissary program and said proceeds are reinvested into offender wages, training and program operations; the agency reported no state appropriation requests for FY26.
TRICOR CEO David Hart told the Finance, Ways and Means Committee that TRICOR's FY 2025-26 projections anticipate increased revenue largely driven by a statewide commissary program and that the agency plans to reinvest program proceeds into offender wages, training and capital needs.
Hart said TRICOR is a self-funded agency that operates in 11 locations and provides work skills and prerelease services. In 2024 TRICOR reported serving 1,265 individuals who worked roughly 859,000 hours; the three-year recidivism rate…
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