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- Community, Counseling, and Correctional Services Inc. is a professional
team who promote public safety, preserve the rights of victims, fulfill
the mandates of the criminal justice system, and address the individual
needs of adults and juveniles.
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- Private, not-for-profit, 501-c(3) corporation.
- Incorporated in 1983.
- Headquartered in Butte, Montana.
- Governed by non-compensated Board of Directors—many of whom are the
original board members.
- Providing services for local, state, and federal agencies since 1983.
- Provides correctional and other human services designed for adults and
juveniles.
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- CCCS purchased and renovated an old dilapidated hotel to its current
use as a community-based correctional facility.
- Began providing services in December 1983.
- Pre-release center for adult male offenders.
- 126-bed capacity.
- American Correctional Association (ACA) accredited since 1998.
- Contracts with the Montana Department of Corrections & Federal
Bureau of Prisons.
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- CCCS purchased and renovated an old dilapidated hotel to its current
use as a community-based correctional facility.
- Began providing services in 1992.
- Pre-release center for adult female offenders.
- 60-bed capacity.
- ACA accredited since 1998.
- Contracts with the Montana Department of Corrections & Federal
Bureau of Prisons.
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- CCCS purchased dilapidated building and infused $1.0 million in
renovations to its current use as an addictions treatment facility.
- Began providing service in March 1998.
- 60-day intensive addictions treatment program for adult male and female
offenders.
- 42-bed capacity, with consistent daily waiting list of 100-150
offenders.
- Contracts with Montana Department of Corrections and Montana District
U.S. Probation Services.
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- Facility is located on a state-hospital campus, owned by the State of
Washington, leased to the Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Facility Board,
and sub-leased to CCCS.
- CCCS began operating facility in November 1998 under contract with a
9-county consortium in Eastern Washington.
- Detention facility for juveniles.
- 63-bed capacity.
- Contracts with several counties in Eastern Washington & Montana as
well as Immigration Service and several Native American Tribes in
Eastern Washington.
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- Located on a state hospital campus, owned by the Montana Department of
Corrections and leased to CCCS.
- Began providing services in February 2002.
- 6-month modified therapeutic community for adult male, 4th or
subsequent DUI offenders.
- 156-bed capacity.
- Contracts with the Montana Department of Corrections.
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- Facility owned and renovated by a group of private investors and
long-term leased to CCCS.
- Began providing services in August 2002.
- Transition center for adult male offenders in North Dakota.
- 150-bed capacity.
- ACA accredited, April 2005.
- Contracts with cities and counties in North Dakota to provide work
release and detention beds utilizing jail alternative program.
- Contracts with the North Dakota Department of Corrections &
Rehabilitation, Cities of Bismarck and Mandan, ND.
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- Designed, financed, constructed, and owned by CCCS. Largest project to-date supported by
the Rural Lending Program. $9.5 million facility.
- Began providing service in December 2002.
- Secure juvenile correctional (long-term)/detention (short-term)
facility.
- 60-bed capacity.
- ACA Accredited since January 2004.
- Accredited school.
- Contracts with Federal Bureau of Prisons, U.S. Marshal’s Service,
Bureau of Indian affairs and multiple counties throughout Montana.
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- Located at a facility owned by the Montana Department of Corrections and
leased to CCCS.
- Began providing services in
February 2005.
- 6-month modified therapeutic community for adult female offenders and
some male offenders from Eastern Montana, all 4th or subsequent DUI
offenders.
- 40-bed capacity.
- Contracts with the Montana Department of Corrections.
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- Located on property owned by Gallatin County. CCCS designed, financed, and
constructed facility that will be transferred to County at the end of 10
years.
- Began providing services in December 2005.
- Multiple use (pre-release/work-release/drug court
sanction/detention/re-entry) facility for adult male offenders.
- 40-bed capacity including 10 county beds and 30 state beds.
- Contracts with Gallatin County and the Montana Department of
Corrections.
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- Sanction, Treatment, Assessment, Revocation and Transition center for
adult male offenders developed as an alternative to prison or jail for
those individuals who have violated the terms of parole, probation, or
pre-release placement.
- Began providing services in December 2005.
- 88-bed capacity.
- Highly structured intensive treatment models designed to encourage
cognitive and behavioral change.
- Sanction/Assessment placement ranging from 10-180 days.
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- Alternative Reporting Program
- Day reporting program for adult male & female offenders.
- 20-slot capacity.
- Serves as a continuum of care for those offenders exiting from a
pre-release program.
- Program also used by district and municipal courts as a diversion
program.
- Enhanced Supervisory Program
- Operation in multiple counties.
- Urinalysis/breathalyzer testing.
- Curfews.
- 24-hour monitoring
- Daily reporting.
- Job Training.
- Employment and home visits.
- Other Programs and Services
- Adult and juvenile transportation services.
- Urinalysis collection and testing.
- Batterers’ intervention program.
- Anger management program.
- Addictions counseling.
- Booking: Pre- and Post-Adjudicated Offenders.
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- The Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Facility provides a safe and secure
environment for juveniles while promoting accountability, competency
development, and community safety.
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- Constructed in 1935.
- Leased by the Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Facility Board (MHJDFB) in
1996 for 50 years.
- The MHJDFB is a consortium of nine-counties in Eastern Washington that
contracts for the operation of the Martin Hall Facility.
- Completely renovated for current use.
- Opened as detention facility in 1997.
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- The MHJDFB contracted with Community, Counseling, and Correctional
Services, Inc. (CCCS) for the operation of the facility beginning
November, 1998 after an extensive proposal process.
- MHJDFB and CCCS are currently working under a three-year contract that
expires on August 1, 2006.
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- 63 bed capacity including 32 single-occupancy and 8 multiple occupancy
housing units.
- In addition to these units, the facility has:
- 4 intensive management cells.
- 3 holding cells (group & individual).
- 1 padded room.
- Dayroom and multi-purpose areas throughout the facility.
- Access to correctional programming and rehabilitation services.
- Access to routine medical and health services.
- Access to complete education system.
- Access to transportation system.
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- Meets all applicable licensing, fire, safety, and health standards and
requirements.
- Fully insured including general and comprehensive liability, facility,
and automobiles.
- Pursuing American Correctional Association (ACA) accreditation as a
juvenile detention facility.
- Suitable for both short- and long-term detention placements.
- Current users include: Adams
County, Asotin County, Coeur d’Alene Tribe of Indians, Douglas County,
Ferry County, Kalispell Tribe of Indians, Lincoln County, Pend Oreille
County, Spokane County, Spokane Tribe of Indians, Nez Perce Tribe of
Indians, Garfield County, Stevens County, Whitman County.
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- Located approximately 20 miles southwest of Spokane, WA on the Eastern
State Hospital Campus.
- Easily accessible in all types of weather conditions.
- Within minutes of local hospitals and emergency response services.
- Within minutes response time of fire protection services.
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- Newly renovated 1997.
- Approximately 24,000 square feet.
- Video conferencing capabilities.
- Secure.
- Ideal for both short- and long-term placements.
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- 4 classrooms.
- 1 library/media center.
- Full-time principal and 4.5 state certified teachers.
- Full-range of courses including:
math, science, social studies, geography, English, and
life-skills.
- Year-round education
- Education & school testing.
- Coordination with home school districts.
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- Routine care provided.
- On-site registered nursing staff.
- Contract medical.
- Health screenings.
- Complete physical examinations.
- Health education program.
- On-site first-aid & CPR.
- Daily sick call.
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- Staff supervised meal times.
- Centralized dining.
- Dietician certified menus.
- 3 meals a day including 2 hot meals.
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- Provided outside the normal detention services agreement with Martin
Hall Juvenile Detention Facility Board contract.
- Cover all transportation services required for the juvenile to and from
the Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Facility, for court appearances, and
for return to the facility.
- Transport staff are currently CPR and first-aid certified.
- Transports are made in properly equipped, appropriately functioning, and
fully insured vehicles.
- Juveniles under the supervision and custody of CCCS for transport wear
secure personal restraint devices.
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- Detention space is currently available at the facility.
- Contact Deral Boleneus, Chair, Martin Hall Juvenile Detention Facility
Board (MHJDFB) at 509-725-2034 for detention contract.
- Transportation services immediately available upon agreement execution.
- CCCS and MHJDFB look forward to serving your agency!
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- Mike Thatcher, Chief Executive Officer, CCCS
- 406-782-0417 (phone)
- 406-782-6964 (fax)
- mthatcher@cccscorp.com
- George Melikian, Administrator, CCCS Martin Hall
- 509-299-1408 (phone)
- 509-299-1447 (fax)
- gmelikian@cccscorp.com
- Steve McArthur, Director of Community Programs, CCCS
- 406-782-0417 (phone)
- 406-782-6964 (fax)
- smcarthur@cccscorp.com
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