June 2007 | Complete Renovations

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Day room view looking from the guard's mezzanine level (above). Guard office
on mezzanine level (below).

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Concrete masonry coated with highly resilient epoxy paint was used in the toilet rooms, showers & locker room (above), in addition to a trowel-applied epoxy floor system. The entire floor slab had to be removed to incorporate trench drainage and slope to the floors in the shower rooms.

The main corridor (below) has epoxy floors, concrete masonry three-courses high and FiberRock Very High Impact (VHI) impact-resistant gypsum board to result in a very strong, easily maintanable and long-lasting interior finish system.

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Day rooms (above) are 90 + occupancy offender sleeping and living spaces. They feature indirect day-lighting, resilient concrete floors and a floor drain to allow for easy cleaning. Bunks and tables will be movable to allow for multiple configurations, and lockers are provided for offender belongings. All furnishings and lockers are being procured from PEN Products (Prison Enterprise Network).

Access in and out of the facility is monitored 24-7 by secure offender entrances (below) and offender visitation is hosted in a controlled environment. In addition to housing, offenders have access to classrooms, a commissary, a multi-purpose room and medical facilities.

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The main visitor entrance (above) to the facility is secure and provides ADA access. The entrance lobby accomodates the need for additional space for families, and is separate from the offender entrance.

In addition to expansion space, offices are provided for many of community corrections existing staff. Other features include a large conference room, staff toilets and a staff lounge (below).

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