Established in 1860, Indiana State Prison provides housing for more than 2,000 inmates. It maintains a dormitory and celled space for male death row offenders. The prison is operated by the Indiana Department of Correction, which operates several adult, juvenile and parole facilities. The department is responsible for work release, home detention, electronic monitoring, day reporting and forensic diversion. The Indiana Department of Correction offers community transition and re-entry programs. It maintains an education division that provides literacy, career and special education programs. The department operates PEN Products, which provides a range of garments, detention furnishings, cleaning products, and office and lounge furniture. The Indiana Department of Correction is a governed by the government of Indiana.