Top man at corrections talks new prison he helped locate, design

DRAPER — When Rollin Cook, the man who as executive director of the Utah Department of Corrections oversees some 7,000 inmates locked up in the state prison system, was a teenager at Hillcrest High School, he landed an after-school job doing janitor work at O.C. Tanner, Salt Lake City’s world-renowned recognition awards company.Among his duties, he cleaned the offices of founder and owner Obert Clark Tanner — the O.C. in O.C. Tanner — and company vice president Brent Evan