Oregon Corrections Enterprises (OCE) traces its beginnings to 1995, when Oregon voters enacted a constitutional amendment that requires correctional institutions to actively engage adults in custody in full-time work or on-the-job training. The OCE Administrator reports to the Director of the Oregon Department of Corrections (DOC). OCE is funded entirely through sales of its services and products. The collective efforts of both DOC and OCE are focused on keeping Oregon correctional facilities safe and providing adults in custody with the skill set and work ethics they will need to succeed upon release. On average OCE provides jobs and/or training for over 1,337 adults in custody in eight DOC facilities located across the state.

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