The California Correctional Institution (CCI) in Tehachapi recently hosted its 2026 annual Health Fair, an event fostering staff wellness and community resilience.
Organized in collaboration with the Personnel Office and backed by local medical groups, the fair provided essential healthcare resources tailored to help employees navigate the high stress demands of the correctional environment. Among the community vendors, SIEU, CCPOA, and CCSO were present with a booth, sharing the latest union information and helpful insights which benefit staff.

Key highlights of the 2026 event included:
- Holistic Health & Active Living: Interactive displays focused on nutritional choices and maintaining active lifestyles to boost long-term vitality.
- Mental Health & Therapy Services: Specialized counseling resources and behavioral health tools were available to support emotional well-being and stress management.
- Financial Wellness: Professional financial planners offered actionable guidance on retirement paths, strategic savings, and reducing anxiety through financial security.

By investing in the physical, mental and financial health of all staff, CCI ensures its team remains prepared and supported.
CCI administration thanked the vendors, healthcare providers and peer support teams. They commended the volunteer efforts for making the 2026 health fair a success.
Submitted by Lt. T. Harrison
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