NuKase Lockable Phone Cases Expand to Corrections Facilities After Courthouse Deployments
Phone-control solution already used by sheriff’s offices in multiple states now offered to jails, prisons, and juvenile
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Phone-control solution already used by sheriff’s offices in multiple states now offered to jails, prisons, and juvenile detention centers
MIAMI, FL, UNITED STATES, October 19, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — NuGerm, the maker of NuKase, today announced the expansion of its lockable phone case to corrections facilities, offering jails, prisons, and juvenile detention centers a simple way to control phones carried by visitors, staff, volunteers, and contractors.
The expansion follows NuKase’s adoption by sheriff’s offices in multiple states, where it is used for courthouse security. Those deployments showed that the product works in high-traffic, high-security environments where phones have to be controlled at the door.
Corrections facilities have long relied on lockers and lockboxes to keep phones out of secure areas. These systems take up space, create check-in and check-out lines, and require staff time. NuKase takes a different approach. The phone stays with its owner, locked and out of use until it is unlocked on the way out.
Facilities can use NuKase in visitation areas, at intake and secure entry points, in training and briefing rooms, and anywhere staff, teachers, chaplains, and program volunteers enter a restricted area with a phone.
“Sheriff’s offices have already shown that NuKase works at the front door of some of the most secure facilities across the country: courthouses,” said a representative at NuGerm. “Corrections teams deal with the same problem every day, and we built NuKase so phone control doesn’t mean more lockers, more lines, or more work for staff.”
NuGerm works with public agencies on procurement, including cooperative purchasing contracts and formal bid responses, and offers trial orders so facilities can evaluate NuKase in their own environment. Agencies interested can request a trial at nugerm.com/try-nukase.
NuGerm, based in South Florida, is the company behind NuKase, a lockable phone case used across education, business, and courthouse settings. Learn more at nugerm.com.
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