The Boot Camp program located in Jefferson County Arkansas is designed as a highly structured military style boot camp. This facility treats first time, non-violent offenders, which means the offender has never really been in trouble before. The boot camp program can house over 200 inmates, and is home to over 50 work release female inmates.
Benton Unit is a work release facility in Benton County Arkansas. It is a minimum custody level facility. Inmates incarcerated at this institution can earn time off of their sentence for good behavior and working. Many of the offenders at this facility are people who had a technical violation on their parole, or are pre-release, meaning they are getting ready to be released from prison.
When an inmate first arrives at an institution they are informed about the visiting procedures, including the days/hours visitation is allowed, the dress code and identification policy for visitors, as well as what items a visitor may bring with him or her to visitation.
Inmates who are serving time in a facility in Arkansas are allowed photos, letters, and cards that do not have any electronics in them.
An inmate can have up to five photos in their possession at any given time. The photos must not be Polaroid (instant photo) and can be no larger than 4"x6".
Red Rock Correctional Center is a medium security prison located in Eloy Arizona. It is a privately run prison under a contract with Corrections Corporation of America. The facility is home to 1000 male inmates.
We are unsure what programs this facility offers other than the basic adult education course and GED.
Arizona State Prison Phoenix West is a minimum custody facility that houses approximately 500 male inmates. Some of the programs this institution offers are substance abuse treatment and educational opportunities.
Arizona State Prison Florence West is a privately run minimum security prison. GEO Group is the company that runs the institution through a contract provided by the Arizona Department of Correction. The institution houses over 750 adult male inmates.
Arizona State Prison Complex Yuma is a correctional complex made up of five units;Cheyenne, Cibola, Cocopah, Dakota, and La Paz unit. Inmates can participate in a variety of education, treatment and work programs. One of the most coveted work programs at this facility is the wild land and fire crew which teaches inmates to fight forest fires.
Winslow Arizona State Prison Complex is made up of four units; Apache, Coronado, Kaibab Detention, and Kaibab unit. Each of these units offers distinct education and work programs. Inmates can learn vocational skills such as kitchen, painting, welding, plumbing, fire crew, and more. All of the units require the inmates be proficient in literacy, if not they will have a literacy course.
Arizona State Prison Complex Tucson is divided into eleven units; Catalina, Cimarron, Complex Detention, Manzanita, Rincon Minors, Ricon Transitory, Rincon, Rincons Minors Detention, Santa Rita, Whetstone and Winchester unit. Each of these units specializes in a certain type of offender and offers programs that meet the needs of those specific offenders.