The Arizona Department of Corrections (ADC) makes sure Arizonans are protected by keeping criminals off the streets. The agency manages the supervision of more than 36,000 inmates in 10 prisons across the state, as well as more than 4,000 inmates on parole. The department offers programs for offenders in areas such as workforce development, counseling, health care, and addiction treatment. ADC also provides victim services and recommends policies to the state government for improving corrections programs. The department has an annual budget of about $850 million.