Rutherford County Correctional Work Center Program Coordinator Kim Salyer Receives Top Award

Rutherford County Correctional Work Center Program Coordinator Kim Salyer received Program Facilitator of the Year award at the Statewide Summit on Correctional Programming hosted by the Tennessee Corrections Institute at the Drury Plaza in Franklin, Tennessee. 

Salyer received the award due to her high level of professionalism and dedication within her area of programming and the reentry community. 

“I am incredibly proud of our Program Coordinator, Kim Salyer, for being recognized by the Tennessee Corrections Institute as the Program Facilitator of the Year,” Rutherford County Correctional Work Center Superintendent William C Cope, CJM said. “This honor is a testament to Kim’s dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to the rehabilitation and growth of the men and women we serve. Her innovative approach and genuine compassion have made a lasting impact not only on our programs but also on the lives of those who participate in them. Kim represents the very best of our team and the positive direction of modern correctional programming. Congratulations, Kim — this recognition is well deserved.”

Salyer has worked for Rutherford County since 2001.  She coordinates several events and programs for the Correctional Work Center residents.