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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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- Butte Pre-Release Center
- Pre-release center for adult male offenders.
- 126-bed capacity.
- American Correctional Association (ACA) accredited.
- Contracts with the Montana Department of Corrections & Federal
Bureau of Prisons.
- Women’s Transitional Center
- Pre-release center for adult female offenders.
- 60 bed capacity.
- ACA accredited.
- Contracts with the Montana Department of Corrections & Federal
Bureau of Prisons.
- Connections Corrections Program
- 60 day chemical dependency treatment program for adult male &
female offenders.
- 82 bed capacity.
- Contracts with the Montana Department of Corrections & Federal
Bureau of Prisons.
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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.
- Chemical dependency counseling.
- Booking: Pre- and Post-Adjudicated Offenders.
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- The Re-Integrating Youthful Offenders (RYO) Correctional Facility is a
state-of-the art juvenile detention/corrections center that provides a
comprehensive array of correctional programming and rehabilitation
services in Montana. Our
professional team and dedicated staff prides itself on teamwork. It is the mission of the staff to
provide opportunities for at-risk youth to develop skills, attitudes,
and knowledge for moving into the next phase of their lives and, at the
same time, make our communities safer, healthier, and more prosperous.
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- 60-bed capacity including 52 single-occupancy and 8 dormitory style
housing units.
- In addition to these units, the facility has:
- 8 intensive management cells.
- 2 holding cells (group & individual).
- Dayroom and multi-purpose areas throughout the facility.
- Access to the most comprehensive array of correctional programming and
rehabilitation services in Montana for juveniles.
- Access to complete education system accredited through the Northwest
Association of Schools and of Colleges and Universities.
- Access to transportation system that includes a fleet of vans and cars.
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- Licensed as a long-term juvenile detention facility by the Montana
Department of Corrections.
- ACA accredited as a juvenile corrections center since 2004.
- Complies with Federal Bureau of Prison (FBOP)’s Statement of Work
for contract juvenile correctional facilities.
- Current users include: FBOP,
State of Montana, U.S. Marshal Service, Bureau of Indian Affairs,
Salish-Kootenai Tribe, Butte Silver Bow County, Anaconda Deer Lodge
County, Granite County, Powell County, Beaverhead County, Madison
County, Park County, Jefferson County, Gallatin County, Lake County, and
Sanders County.
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- Centrally located in Southwest Montana.
- 27 miles to the Northwest of Butte—both SkyWest & Horizon Air
have daily flights to Butte.
- Easily accessible via Interstate 90.
- Within 30-minute response time of local hospitals and emergency response
services.
- Within a 30-minute response time of fire protection services.
- Availability of affording rental accommodations for visitors and
families.
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- $9.5 million (total project costs) state-of-the art facility constructed
between December 2001 and December 2002. Activated in December 2002.
- Approximately 40,000 square feet.
- Technologically enhanced.
- Secure.
- Designed and operated for the service of both short-term detention and
longer-term correctional placements.
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- Availability of video conferencing—allows video court proceedings,
lawyer visitation, etc.
- Availability of video visitation—there are currently approximately
22 locations throughout Montana that will have access to the system with
more being developed.
- The CCCS bridge allows communication between various video conferencing
systems—frame relay, ISDN, wireless, etc.
- Video medicine capabilities in the event that specialists are needed.
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- On-going work with various Native American Tribal officials and groups
with regard to culturally specific and relevant programs and services.
- Access to an on-site sweat lodge including education component.
- Inclusion of Medicine Wheel addictions treatment model into service
delivery system.
- On-going staff training on cultural respect & sensitivity.
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- 4 classrooms.
- Includes 1 fully-equipped computer lab/classroom.
- 1 vocational education classroom and indoor gymnasium.
- Full-time principal and 7
state certified teachers as well as contract art and technology
teachers.
- Year-round education, 5 hours/day, 5 days/week.
- Education & school testing.
- Coordination with home school districts.
- Accredited through the Northwest Association of Schools and of Colleges
and Universities.
- Pursuing accreditation through the Montana Office Public Instruction.
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- Routine medical and dental care provided.
- On-site registered nursing staff.
- On-site contract medical & dental staff.
- Health screenings.
- Complete physical examinations.
- Health education program.
- On-site first-aid & CPR.
- Daily sick call.
- The cost of these services are included in the per diem rate. No Additional Costs!
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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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- Full-time physical education teacher/recreation coordinator.
- Indoor and outdoor gymnasiums, plus outdoor basketball court.
- Access to a variety of team and individual sport and leisure activities
including soccer, basketball, volleyball, softball, etc.
- Secure.
- Staff supervised.
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- $210 to $226 per day per juvenile.
This cost includes:
- Transportation to and from the facility.
- Psychological evaluations by a doctoral level psychologist.
- Routine medical and dental services at the facility.
- Cost of secure detention/placement.
- Cost of all comprehensive services described—education,
treatment, etc.
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- Mike Thatcher, Chief Executive Officer, CCCS
- 406-782-0417
- 406-782-6964 (fax)
- mthatcher@cccscorp.com
- Steve McArthur, Director of Community Programs, CCCS
- 406-782-0417
- 406-782-6964 (fax)
- smcarthur@cccscorp.com
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