How many juvenile prisons are in Ohio?

There are 11 Community Corrections Facilities (CCFs) established throughout the state of Ohio through the RECLAIM initiative to provide a dispositional alternative to juvenile and family court judges when committing youth adjudicated for a felony offense.

What is the name of the agency that operates the state level facilities for juvenile offenders in Ohio?

The Ohio Department of Youth Services
Adult corrections agency or division The Ohio Department of Youth Services (ODYS) administers commitments to state juvenile correctional facilities. The Bureau of Parole within the ODYS Division of Parole, Release, and Integrated Reentry Services supervises paroled youth released from custody.

What sorts of rehabilitation opportunities are available in juvenile detention centers in Ohio?

The facility is accredited by the American Correctional Association and provides a variety of services and treatment for youth, including a fully accredited high school, behavioral health services, unit management, medical and dental care, recreation, religious services, community service opportunities and reentry …

How does JPAY work in Ohio?

Inmates in Ohio may also receive electronic messages sent through the JPAY e-mail system. It works by allowing you to send a message online for a fee, which is then printed out in the facilities mail room and delivered with the regular mail to the inmate. Inmates do not have access to computers or the internet.

Can you have a phone in juvie?

Yes. All juveniles are eligible for either one incoming or outgoing phone call per week in accordance to the policies of each program/facility. The date of the first phone call depends on the date a juvenile enters a DOC facility. Each program has their own guidelines for when phone calls can take place.

What can get you sent to juvie?

What Are the Most Common Juvenile Crimes?

• Vandalism and graffiti charges.
• Shoplifting and other petty theft charges.
• Simple assault (especially due to fighting incidents)
• Underage drinking violations.
• Joyriding a car.

How to find an offender in an Ohio prison?

Use the Offender Search, also called Inmate Search, to find offenders who are currently incarcerated in an Ohio prisons.

Where can I find list of Ohio Parole Violators?

To view the current listing of Parole Violators at Large, click here . This site displays data on those offenders who are currently incarcerated in an Ohio prison, currently under Department supervision, or judicially released.

How many digits are in an Ohio offender number?

Please note that all offender numbers are 6 digits, no spaces or hyphens. For example, 123-456 becomes 123456. Female offender numbers are generally 5 digits, and in those cases, a leading zero must be added to properly search by offender number.

How to search for violators at large in Ohio?

‘Violators at Large’ status will include only those offenders who have absconded APA Supervision. Searches by Next Parole Board Hearing Date will produce a list of offenders currently scheduled for a Parole Board hearing on the entered Month and Year. Date must be entered as YYYYMM (Ex: 202105 = May 2021).

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