John Henley, the Warden at Northern Nevada Correctional Center, Northern Nevada Transitional Housing, and Stewart Conservation Camp.  Mr. Henley began his career with the Nevada Department of Corrections in 2006 as a Correctional Officer Trainee at Warm Springs Correctional Center where he quickly became the day-shift Central Control Officer responsible for the transition to the Nevada Offender Tracking Information System (NOTIS).

In 2017 Mr. Henley completed Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Incident Command, and hands on chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear or explosive (CBRNE) training in Anniston Alabama. In 2018 he completed the State of Nevada Certified Public Manager (CPM) program, a nationally recognized and nationally accredited leadership development program for public managers and supervisors.

In 2020, he took on the role of Associate Warden at Lovelock Correctional Center and returned to NNCC in 2022.

Robert Hartman, Associate Warden at Northern Nevada Correctional Center, started his career in Corrections while serving in the United States Marine Corps from 1994-1998. As a “chaser” for nearly three years, he escorted Marines who had been accused of crimes to/from court and other appointments outside the Brig. After his enlistment with the USMC had concluded in 2001, Hartman started his career with the Nevada Department of Corrections.
He began as a correctional officer trainee at Northern Nevada Correctional Center and worked his way through the custody the ranks up to lieutenant in 2011. In June 2013, he transferred to the Stewart Conservation Camp to fill the role as camp manager. During that time, he led the overall operations of a facility that had 15 staff members, 360 inmates and arguably the most complex caseload of any Camp with the NDOC. The Stewart Camp houses minimum security inmates as well as community trustees and these inmates are assigned jobs throughout Northern Nevada while assisting other state and local agencies. In May 2019, he was promoted to associate warden at NNCC where he’s begun to implement positive changes in the safety and security for both staff and inmates.

Associate Warden Benu Clark began his career at Lovelock Correctional Facility within the Nevada Department of Corrections in January 2008. Since then, he has been an integral part of our department, transitioning to Northern Nevada Correctional Center in 2009 and earning promotions along the way. He served as a Senior Correctional Officer at Warm Springs Correctional Center in 2014, followed by a promotion to Correctional Sergeant at NNCC in 2015. In these roles, AW Clark demonstrated leadership and dedication, serving in various capacities including Central Transportation and Warm Springs Correctional Center. He was further promoted to Correctional Lieutenant at NNCC in July 2021, assuming leadership of the Employee Development Division in October 2022.

Associate Warden Clark's diverse background and extensive experience in training, correctional operations, and familiarity with state processes make him an invaluable asset to his supervisors, peers, and subordinates. With his breadth of knowledge and skills, AW Clark is well-equipped to make significant contributions to our institution and the broader agency.