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   Superintendent:
        Tomi Anderson
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Mission Statement

The mission of the Palmer Correctional Center is to integrate security and programs into a comprehensive unit that assists prisoners in developing attitudes and conduct that are consistent with established community values.
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Palmer Correctional Center
PO Box 919
Palmer, Alaska 99645		 907-745-5054
907-746-1574 (fax)
 
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State of Alaska > DOC > Institutions
 
  Superintendent:
        Amy Rabeau
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Pt. MacKenzie Correctional Farm
PO Box 877730
Wasilla, Alaska 99687		 907-376-2976
907-376-0725 (fax)
 
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State of Alaska > DOC > Institutions
 
   Superintendent:
        John (Craig) Turnbull
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SCCC Facility
Photo by Correctional Officer II Brian Hutchison

The Spring Creek Correctional Center is a maximum security, state operated adult correctional institution located in Seward, Alaska. The institution has a capacity of over 500 male inmates and employs more than 200 staff.

A large part of Spring Creek's population is made up of what is considered the "hard-core" felon; those that have committed violent crimes such as murder and who will probably spend the rest of their life in prison. Spring Creek also houses prisoners from the other end of the spectrum; those who have committed less violent crimes such as burglary, assault, etc. These prisoners usually have prison terms from three to ten years.
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Spring Creek Correctional Center
Mile 5 Nash Road
PO Box 2109
Seward, Alaska 99664		 907-224-8200
907-224-8062 (fax)
 
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State of Alaska > DOC > Institutions
 
   Superintendent:
        Robert Hibpshman
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Wildwood
Correctional
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Wildwood
Pre-Trial
Facility
WTP Facility Wildwood
Transitional
Program

The Wildwood Correctional Complex consists of a long term sentenced facility, a pre-trial facility, and an Alaska correctional industries facility. The complex houses a total of approximately 360 prisoners, and is located three miles north of Kenai.
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Wildwood Correctional Complex
10 Chugach Ave
Kenai, Alaska 99611		 907-260-7200
907-260-7208 (fax)
 
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State of Alaska > DOC > Institutions
 
  Superintendent:
        Chris Liu
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YKCC Facility

The Yukon Kuskokwim Correctional Center is a multi-function, state operated adult correctional institution. The institution has a capacity of 92 male and female inmates and employs 44 staff.

The center serves both as an intake and a short-term facility. At any given time, 75% to 85% of the population is composed of inmates in pre-trial status.
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Yukon Kuskokwim Correctional Center
1000 Chief Eddie Hoffman Highway
PO Box 400
Bethel, Alaska 99559		 907-543-5245
907-543-3097 (fax)
 
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  HUDSON CORRECTIONAL FACILITY
3001 North Juniper Street
Hudson,Colorado  80642
United States
Phone: 303-536-2600
Fax: 303-536-4995		  
Contract With: Alaska Department of Corrections
Contract Award: 9/16/2009
Type And Design: Minimum security
Capacity: 1,250
Received Prisoners: 9/19/2009
Services/Work: Operator
Accreditations: None
August 2009, the Alaska Department of Corrections awarded the Hudson Correctional Facility as the preferred facility for the operation and management of 850 minimum and medium security offenders.

GEO provides secure care, custody, control and programming for Alaska offenders. Services provided by GEO include security, medical care, food, laundry, video visitation and transportation. Male offenders are housed at this facility and offers academic, functional literacy, education and work-based educational programs, substance abuse programs and health services programs. GEO assumed operations of the Hudson Correctional Facility during the acquisition of Cornell Companies in August 2010.

This medium security facility includes 35 acres of site development, four 2-man cell detention buildings, a 60,000-square-foot administration and support facility. The project also includes a 7,500-square-foot maintenance facility, an 8,000-square-foot recreation building, and a 1,600-square-foot gate house. Off site infrastructure work was also a critical component of this project in order to bring water, sewer, natural gas, phone, and electrical services from up to 2.5 miles away. Over 12,000 feet of security fencing was also constructed.