Capacity Information
Work, Education, and Treatment Programs
Work Programs
As part of an Intergovernmental Agreement ASPC-Tucson currently has a total of 19 inmate work crews; two work crews are on contract with the Arizona Department of Transportation and work off-site trimming and cleaning debris from the median and sides of roads, another two fire crews spend off season assisting with brush abatement. The work sites cover an area between Tucson, Nogales, Marana and Sells.
Other crews work for the Arizona State Parks Department at the Karchner Caverns located in Benson, Arizona. There are ten crews that work on site, outside of the secure perimeter to maintain the Complex.
In addition to these inmate crews, each unit is allocated a WIPP (Work Incentive Pay Plan) budget based on the number of inmates assigned to the unit. On average over 1900 inmates are paid to work at jobs ranging from labor crews which clean the yard, rake rocks and mow lawns, to semi-skilled and skilled jobs such as clerical, barber and maintenance jobs. Inmates may also work half a day and attend vocational education classes half a day for which they also receive WIPP wages. The Arizona Correctional Industries Sign Shop at ASPC-Tucson employs up to 26 inmates at an average wage of $.65/hour. These inmates reclassified as skilled to highly technical, depending on the job involved. Most positions require a background in computer, silk screen, painting or metal fabrication.
Education Programs
Approximately 30% of ASPC-Tucson inmates are involved in
some form of education. 40% of arriving inmates have not yet
achieved an 8th-grade level of education and are
automatically enrolled in the Functional Literacy program.
Programs available
to the inmates are: 8th Grade Functional Literacy, GED and
Work Based Education Programs such as Automotive, Air
Conditioning,
Construction and Water/Wastewater Management.
Inmates also have access to distance learning and CCTV
programs.
Presently of a total population of approximately 3,700
inmates at the Tucson complex, 205 inmates are enrolled in
Functional Literacy, 300 in GED and 120 in WBE programs on a
daily basis.
Treatment Programs
Sex Offender Treatment Program - in keeping with AZ DOC
strategic issues and goals (FY2008 – FY2012).
Specifically, to improve public safety later by reducing
offender’s relapse, revocation, and recidivism
through evidence-based strategies and services. SOETP
offers evidence-based education and treatment
to help offenders in managing sexually exploitive behavior;
assisting offenders to successfully reenter
society; promoting pro-social values and behavior.
Other Programs Include:
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CIMARRON: |
Group Study:
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AA
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Brief Intervention
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Substance Abuse
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Thinking Straight
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Cultural Diversity
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Pre-Release
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Parenting
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Smart Recovery
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Transition to Tomorrow
Self-study program:
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CATALINA: |
Group Study:
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WINCHESTER: |
- SOETP – Sex Offenders
Education Treatment Program
- Alcoholics Anonymous
- Sexaholics Anonymous
- Brief Interventions
- Cultural Diversity
- Pre-Release Planning
- Intensive Treatment
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ECHO:
Self Study Programs |
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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Cocaine Anonymous
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Pre-Release
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Alcohol Education Self Study
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Parenting Potential Self Study
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Men In Recovery
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Cultural Diversity
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ICVC
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Alternatives to Violence
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Mental Health Services
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Recreation
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Religious Services
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Library
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Transitions to Tomorrow
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Prison Re-Entry Initiative
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Brief Interventions
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RINCON: |
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Father Read Program
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Transition for Tomorrow
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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Pre-Release
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Brief Intervention
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Cultural Diversity
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Step Down
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SANTA RITA:
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Alcoholic Anonymous
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Drug Program (self study)
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Parenting Program
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GED
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8th Grade Mandatory Literacy
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Art Appreciation
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Work Base Education
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Cultural Diversity
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Conflict Resolutions
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Pre-Release
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Smart Recovery
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PEW (Prison Experience Workshop)
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Brief Interventions
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Cognitive Restructuring
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Alcohol Self Study
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MANZANITA:
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- Alcoholics Anonymous
- Narcotics Anonymous
- Creative Writing Workshop
- Orientation
- COSIG
- Prisoner re-entry initiative
- Brief Interventions
- ICVC- Crime victim awareness.
- Transitions to Tomorrow
- Meth Program
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MINORS: |
- Primary focus being on
getting these Minors to attend school
- Recreation
- Religious Services
- Father Read
Program
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Pre-Release
- Brief Intervention
- Cultural Diversity
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Mailing Addresses For Inmates
ASPC-Tucson
Rincon Unit
Inmate Name and ADC#
P.O. Box 24403
Tucson, AZ 85734-4403 |
ASPC-Tucson
Complex Detention
Inmate Name and ADC#
P.O. Box 24403
Tucson, AZ 85734-4403 |
ASPC-Tucson
Santa Rita Unit
Inmate Name and ADC#
P.O. Box 24406
Tucson, AZ 85734-4406 |
ASPC-Tucson
Catalina Unit
Inmate Name and ADC#
P.O. Box 24409
Tucson, AZ 85734-4409 |
ASPC-Tucson
Rincon Minors Unit
Inmate Name and ADC#
P.O. Box 24403
Tucson, AZ 85734-4403 |
ASPC-Tucson
Cimarron Unit
Inmate Name and ADC#
P.O. Box 24408
Tucson, AZ 85734-4408
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ASPC-Tucson
Manzanita Unit
Inmate Name and ADC#
P.O. Box 24401
Tucson, AZ 85734-4401 |
ASPC-Tucson
Winchester Unit
Inmate Name and ADC#
P.O. Box 24407
Tucson, AZ 85734-4407 |
ASPC-Tucson
Rincon Transitory Unit
Inmate Name and ADC#
P.O. Box 24403
Tucson, AZ 85734-4403 |
ASPC-Tucson
Rincon Minors Detention Unit
Inmate Name and ADC#
P.O. Box 24403
Tucson, AZ 85734-4403 |
Visitation
Please note: To
ensure the safety and security of the Tucson complex
on visitation days, effective Saturday, July 12, 2008,
visitors will not be permitted in the parking lot before
0700 hours.
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Santa Rita Unit Visitation Schedule
2008
NOTE: Food visits at Cimarron Unit at ASPC-Tucson, scheduled for weekend September 6 and 7, have been postponed until September 20th and 21st.
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OCTOBER 2008 |
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Holiday and food
visit schedules subject to change due to institution
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3
N-Z Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
N-Z Phase 3
0800-1600 |
4
N-Z Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600 |
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5
A-M Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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6
A-M Phase 1 &2
1200-1600
A-M Phase 3
0800-1600 |
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Non-Contact Visits
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10
A-M Phase 1 &2
1200-1600
A-M Phase 3
0800-1600 |
11
A-M Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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12
N-Z Phase 2&3
0800-1600
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13 STATE
HOLIDAY
N-Z Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
N-Z Phase 3
0800-1600
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14
Non-Contact Visits
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16
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N-Z Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
N-Z Phase 3
0800-1600 |
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N-Z Phase 2&3
0800-1600 |
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A-M Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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20
A-M Phase 1 &2
1200-1600
A-M Phase 3
0800-1600 |
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Non-Contact Visits
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24
A-M Phase 1 &2
1200-1600
A-M Phase 3
0800-1600 |
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A-M Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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N-Z Phase 2&3
0800-1600
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N-Z Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
N-Z Phase 3
0800-1600 |
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Non-Contact Visits
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N-Z Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
N-Z Phase 3
0800-1600 |
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NOVEMBER 2008 |
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MON |
TUE |
WED |
THU |
FRI |
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N-Z Phase 2&3
0800-1600
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A-M Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600 |
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A-M Phase 1 &2
1200-1600
A-M Phase 3
0800-1600 |
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Non-Contact Visits |
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7
A-M Phase 1 &2
1200-1600
A-M Phase 3
0800-1600 |
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A-M Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
A-M Phase 3
FoodVisit
0800-1600 |
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N-Z Phase 3 Food
Visit 0800-1600
N-Z Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600 |
10
N-Z Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
N-Z Phase 3
0800-1600 |
11 STATE
HOLIDAY
A-M Phase 2 & 3
0800-1200
N-Z Phase 2 & 3
1200-1600 |
12
Non-Contact Visits |
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14
N-Z Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
N-Z Phase 3
0800-1600 |
15
N-Z Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600 |
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16
A-M Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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17
A-M Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
A-M Phase 3
0800-1600 |
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Non-Contact Visits
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A-M Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
A-M Phase 3
0800-1600 |
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A-M Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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N-Z Phase 2 &3
0800-1600
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N-Z Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
N-Z Phase 3
0800-1600
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Non-Contact Visits
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STATE HOLIDAY
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28
N-Z Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
N-Z Phase 3
0800-1600
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N-Z Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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30
A-M Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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Holiday and food
visit schedules subject to change due to institution
needs. |
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DECEMBER 2008 |
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SUN |
MON |
TUE |
WED |
THU |
FRI |
SAT |
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1
A-M Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
A-M Phase 3
0800-1600 |
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Non-Contact Visits
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4 |
5
A-M Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
A-M Phase 3
0800-1600 |
6
A-M Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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N-Z Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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N-Z Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
N-Z Phase 3
0800-1600
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Non-Contact Visits
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12
N-Z Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
N-Z Phase 3
0800-1600
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N-Z Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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14
A-M Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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15
A-M Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
A-M Phase 3
0800-1600 |
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Non-Contact Visits
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A-M Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
A-M Phase 3
0800-1600 |
20
A-M Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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21
N-Z Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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22
N-Z Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
N-Z Phase 3
0800-1600
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Non-Contact Visits
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STATE HOLIDAY |
26
N-Z Phase 1 & 2
1200-1600
N-Z Phase 3
0800-1600
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N-Z Phase 2 & 3
0800-1600
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