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N. C. Correctional Institution for Women. County Wake. Inmate capacity 1,2. Inmate gender Female. Custody level CloseMediumMinimum. Staff size 6. 46. Year opened 1. 93. Mailing address. 42. Mail Service Center Raleigh, NC 2. Street address 1. Fsx Majestic Dash 8 Q400 Cracked. Bragg Street Raleigh, NC 2. Phone 9. 19 7. Fax 9. Facility 3. 01. The North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women in Raleigh is the states primary correctional facility for women. It houses the largest inmate population in the state and serves as the support facility for the states other female prisons. The campus style facility sits on 3. Programs Offered By The North Carolina Department Of Community Corrections' title='Programs Offered By The North Carolina Department Of Community Corrections' />
Raleigh. NCCIW houses inmates of all custody levels and control statuses, including death row, maximum, close, medium, minimum and safekeepers. It provides the primary medical, mental, and alcohol and chemical dependency treatment for female inmates. The facility operates a diagnostic center that serves as the point of entry into the prison system for women. Upon arrival, inmates undergo a series of diagnostic evaluations that will determine future prison assignments. Some of the programs available to NCCIW inmates include Correction Enterprises license tag plant. Correction Enterprises duplicating and quick copy plant. Dental lab. N. C. Travel and Tourism Information Center. Reupholstery shop. GEDOffice technology. Cosmetology. Horticulture. Culinary arts. Mothers and Their Children MATCHDrug Alcohol Recovery Treatment DARTPrisoners may attend worship services in the Chapel of the Nameless Woman and participate in Bible studies or other religious programs offered by prison chaplains, Prison Fellowship and other religious volunteers and organizations. VISITATIONPlease visit www. Adult CorrectionsPrisonsVisitation for visitation rules. HISTORYThe prison originally served as a road camp for male inmates who worked on highway projects. Women inmates were transferred to the Bragg Street site in 1. Central Prison were under renovation. Inmates were initially housed in two large double tier, barrack style cell blocks. Each building was designed to accommodate 1. Other buildings on the site were a dining hall, converted infirmary, auditorium and administration building. Rather than return women inmates to Central Prison, the State Highway and Public Works Commission announced plans in the mid 1. The project never got beyond the planning stage. The prison eventually supported a farming and canning operation that continued through the 1. Central Prison administrators managed the prison until 1. In 1. 94. 2, Edna B. Strickland was named superintendent of the womens prison, becoming the states first female prison superintendent. In 1. 99. 6, the superintendents position was elevated to that of warden, and Carol Caldwell became the states first female warden. The first improvements to the old road camp prison were made in the late 1. A 1 million construction program added four cottage style dormitories, an auditorium, segregation unit, sewing plant, cannery, laundry, kitchen and dining hall, and administration building. In 1. 98. 6, an aggressive construction and renovation plan began with the funding for a 2. Over the next seven years, lawmakers funded approximately 2. Construction at the prison continued into the 1. The funded master plan included six new dormitories, mental health facility, 4. In June 1. 97. 5, there was an inmate riot at the prison because of a work stoppage in the laundry. After four days, the prison was returned to routine operation, but the laundry was permanently closed. DIRECTIONSIn Raleigh, take New Bern Avenue to Tarboro Street to Martin Luther King Boulevard and turn right. The unit will be to the left. Turn onto Coleman Street and make an immediate left into the prisons parking lot. From I 4. 0, take exit 3. Rock Quarry Road. Take Rock Quarry Road to the intersection with Martin Luther King Boulevard and turn left. The unit will be to the left. Turn onto Coleman Street and make an immediate left into the prisons parking lot. Chapter 160A. Cities and Towns. Article 1. Definitions and Statutory Construction. A1. Application and meaning of terms. Unless otherwise specifically provided. Our guide assists students in choosing a criminal justice degree online. It also provides helpful tips on how to prepare for a career in criminal justice. Programs Offered By The North Carolina Department Of Community Corrections' title='Programs Offered By The North Carolina Department Of Community Corrections' />Book Arts Education. Alcuin Society Promoting a wider appreciation of books and reading and supporting excellence in book design and production. The North Carolina Correctional Institution for Women in Raleigh is the states primary correctional facility for women. It houses the largest inmate population in. Daily paper. Local, state, and wire news and commentary. Photo galleries, business and obituaries. A report of the NCSL Sentencing and Corrections Work Group. Many community colleges have added online programs and courses to their collections. Learn how these online community colleges are helping students succeed. Find the home buyer programs in your city and state. First time home buyer program, tax credits and grants are available to those who qualify. F r om t he. C h a n c ell o r Dear Alumni and Friends A heartfelt thank you to the entire North Carolina Central University community for the support and well. Programs That Matter Check out our list of specialized community programs created for children and adults. We provide services such as FCT, Strong Fathers and many more.