Utah State Correctional Facility (USCF) Info:
Antelope Facility - The Antelope Building is USCF’s male maximum security building. Antelope houses inmates who will be required to be in a more secure environment. It also houses inmates who are participating in a structured housing program designed to help the inmate transition to general population housing. Antelope is designed to have more resources brought to the inmate, including medical care, education and programming to the building for the inmates who will not be able to move about the facility as possible in general population.
Bear Facility - The Bear Buildings house some of the male general population. These buildings will house inmates who could qualify for work, programming and education opportunities. The Bear Buildings are located next to the Bear Unit Center for gymnasiums, chapels, education and programming classrooms, library and external eating areas off-unit. The Bear Buildings are also next to the men’s UCI/VT areas, allowing opportunities for work experience and trade training
Currant Facility - The Currant Building is designed to separately house three different inmate populations, with similar needs, in the same building. Currant houses geriatric, ADA and medical dependent inmates in a section of this building. In another area, Currant will house inmates requiring mental health treatment and attention. This building is also a full-scale infirmary with both housing and treatment sections. Housing these populations under one roof greatly increases the effectiveness and timeliness of medical and mental health resources. Like all other buildings at USCF, there is a large increase of natural light, open spaces and opportunities for those housed in the Currant Building.
Dell Facility - The Dell Building houses the female general population. Dell is also slated to house inmates accepted into the Mothers and Babies program. The inmates residing in Dell are in a centralized location next to job and rehabilitation areas such as UCI/VT’s, culinary arts, gymnasium, programming, education, and religious services.
Emerald Facility - The Emerald Building houses female maximum security inmates. This building offers in-house services for the female inmates providing a positive path towards rehabilitation programming, education, and medical care. By offering these services on-unit, there’s a greater chance to have uninterrupted opportunities. The Emerald Building also houses female R&O and intake inmates, all having the same positive opportunities as they begin their stay.
Freemont Facility - The Fremont Building is where inmates go through the intake process. After intake, the female inmates are housed in the Emerald Building. The male inmates are housed in the Fremont Building. For the intake process, the Fremont Building offers all intake services in the same building including: Records, medical exams, mental health exams, safety interviews, processing and also includes temporary housing when the process is complete. This design is in place to help speed the process of getting inmates to their classification-based housing.
Green Facility - The Green Building is for inmates who are participating in Sex Offender or Substance Use treatment programs. This building has many internal areas for all inmates to program, educate, recreate, attend religious services and eat in an on-unit culinary/dining area. This building also has an on-unit therapist for convenient and accessible therapy and treatment.
Some General listening observations:
Many of the old TG's are still being used (i.e. 4960, 5056, 5216, 6496, 6560, 6720, 6880, 6976, 7072, 7520, 7552 & probably others)
I now match/agree with bneilson on the following TG's:
31744 Antelope Facility, Lowside
31776 Bear Facility
32000 Freemont Facility (Intake)
32032 Green Facility
Leaning (but still need more listening...):
31712 Bear Facility, Highside
31808 Bear Facility Central Control
31840 Medical/Infirmary
31936 Culinary
Antelope Facility - The Antelope Building is USCF’s male maximum security building. Antelope houses inmates who will be required to be in a more secure environment. It also houses inmates who are participating in a structured housing program designed to help the inmate transition to general population housing. Antelope is designed to have more resources brought to the inmate, including medical care, education and programming to the building for the inmates who will not be able to move about the facility as possible in general population.
Bear Facility - The Bear Buildings house some of the male general population. These buildings will house inmates who could qualify for work, programming and education opportunities. The Bear Buildings are located next to the Bear Unit Center for gymnasiums, chapels, education and programming classrooms, library and external eating areas off-unit. The Bear Buildings are also next to the men’s UCI/VT areas, allowing opportunities for work experience and trade training
Currant Facility - The Currant Building is designed to separately house three different inmate populations, with similar needs, in the same building. Currant houses geriatric, ADA and medical dependent inmates in a section of this building. In another area, Currant will house inmates requiring mental health treatment and attention. This building is also a full-scale infirmary with both housing and treatment sections. Housing these populations under one roof greatly increases the effectiveness and timeliness of medical and mental health resources. Like all other buildings at USCF, there is a large increase of natural light, open spaces and opportunities for those housed in the Currant Building.
Dell Facility - The Dell Building houses the female general population. Dell is also slated to house inmates accepted into the Mothers and Babies program. The inmates residing in Dell are in a centralized location next to job and rehabilitation areas such as UCI/VT’s, culinary arts, gymnasium, programming, education, and religious services.
Emerald Facility - The Emerald Building houses female maximum security inmates. This building offers in-house services for the female inmates providing a positive path towards rehabilitation programming, education, and medical care. By offering these services on-unit, there’s a greater chance to have uninterrupted opportunities. The Emerald Building also houses female R&O and intake inmates, all having the same positive opportunities as they begin their stay.
Freemont Facility - The Fremont Building is where inmates go through the intake process. After intake, the female inmates are housed in the Emerald Building. The male inmates are housed in the Fremont Building. For the intake process, the Fremont Building offers all intake services in the same building including: Records, medical exams, mental health exams, safety interviews, processing and also includes temporary housing when the process is complete. This design is in place to help speed the process of getting inmates to their classification-based housing.
Green Facility - The Green Building is for inmates who are participating in Sex Offender or Substance Use treatment programs. This building has many internal areas for all inmates to program, educate, recreate, attend religious services and eat in an on-unit culinary/dining area. This building also has an on-unit therapist for convenient and accessible therapy and treatment.
Some General listening observations:
Many of the old TG's are still being used (i.e. 4960, 5056, 5216, 6496, 6560, 6720, 6880, 6976, 7072, 7520, 7552 & probably others)
I now match/agree with bneilson on the following TG's:
31744 Antelope Facility, Lowside
31776 Bear Facility
32000 Freemont Facility (Intake)
32032 Green Facility
Leaning (but still need more listening...):
31712 Bear Facility, Highside
31808 Bear Facility Central Control
31840 Medical/Infirmary
31936 Culinary
