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arhunt Posted: 08-08-2007 9:04 AM

 

NORTH COAST CORRECTIONAL TREATMENT FACILITY

 
 
(Privately Operated Facility)
Warden: Jacqueline Thomas
 
Deputy Warden of Operations: Ray Terry
Deputy Warden of Programs:  Tammy Burnham
 
 
2000 South Avon-Belden Road
Grafton, Ohio 44044
(440) 748-5000
Fax: (740) 748-5010
 
 
 
 
Mission: The North Coast Correctional Treatment Facility (NCCTF) is committed to being a leader in the areas of job training, education, and corrections. NCCTF will lead by implementing plans to achieve high performance standards and goals; maintaining a foundation based on integrity, accountability and excellence; providing long-term growth and stability while ensuring fiscal responsibility, creating opportunity through a positive environment for personal growth and development; empowering employees to implement innovative ideas for continuous improvement; and building esteem and pride by celebrating our diversity and accomplishments.
       
Institutional Information
Date Opened 2000 Population as of 6/07 608
Total Acreage 155 Black Inmates 250
Accreditation Status Yes White Inmates 337
Total Security Staff 120 Hispanic Inmates 18
Total Staff 193 Other Inmates 3
GRF Budget (subject to monthly review/adjustment) $14,446,953 Escapes/Walkaways 2007 0
Daily Cost Per Inmate $65.08 *Security Level 1
       
 
 
Unique Programs
  • NCCTF offers a 13-week recovery services program consisting of 3 cohorts. Cohort 1 consists of all Correctional Recovery Academy (CRA) and Intensive Prison Program (IPP) students. Cohort 1 consists of approximately 125 students and maintains 30 hours per week of treatment education based on prevention, communication skills, etc. Cohort 2 is a general population program. Cohort 2 consists of the remaining individuals not currently enrolled in the IPP program. These individuals maintain 4 hours per week of basic alcohol and drug programming. Cohort 3 is made of the Graduate Maintenance Program. Cohort 3 consists of those students who have completed and have graduated from the 13-week CRA treatment program. After program completion, these individuals maintain 4 hours per week of ongoing relapse prevention.
 
Inmate Programs
Programs
  • Pound Puppy
  • MADD
  • Crayons to Computers
Community Service
  • Crayons to Computers
  • Lorain County Animal Protective League Dog Training
  • Erie Shores Humane Society Puppy Program
  • Ohio Reads
  • Ronald McDonald House
  • City of North Ridgeville - highway clean up
  • Vegetable Garden - growing vegetables for Lorain County 2nd Harvest Food Bank
  • Shriner's Hospital for Children
  • Lorain County Schools
  • Holy Family Schools
  • Shoebox Ministry
  • Tsunami Disaster Relief Fundraiser
  • Ohio Department of Health
  • Boy Scout Camp - Wakeman, Ohio
Vocational
  • Computer Office Training
  • Food Service
  • Automated Office Technology
  • Food Service
Academic
  • GED
  • Pre-GED
  • Laubach Training

 

 

Religious Services

 
 
 
 
Visiting Hours
  • Friday through Sunday, 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
  • Friday's are "Family Unification Day" and visiting is by appointment.
 

For general visiting information or to download a visitor application, go to http://www.drc.state.oh.us/web/visiting.htm.
Directions to North Coast Correctional Treatment Facility
 
* Classification Levels: 1 = Minimum, 2 = Medium, 3 = Close, 4 = Maximum, 5 = Administrative Maximum. Inmate classification levels change daily.
 
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