She is a huge asset to this facility and her actions consistently demonstrate she is a professional and a team player. The $120 million facility opened in late 2008, and with a capacity of 1740 inmates at a mix of security levels. CO I Cheyenne Harkins CO I Heather Haynes Corrections Officer II Cody Spease was named the CCC Employee of the Month for April 2022. He is a great asset to Housing Unit #1, as well as the rest of the facility and should be commended for his duties.. Due to her diligence, contraband was confiscated, which ensured the continued safety and security of the Chillicothe Correctional Center. There were 3 staff members present. He was then treated for his head injury, which required 10 staples. He took these items to the shift commanders office, reviewed camera footage, and was able to make a positive identification of the offender responsible. Each offender has access to deposit forms and can send the slips to you at any time. A few CCC staff stopped outside EHN Angela Albertsons office to celebrate the upcoming birth of her first child with a walk-by baby shower. Three inmates escape Athens County correctional facility, one apprehended. CO I McKiddy submitted a proposal for a TASC property room located in Housing Unit #1 which will be very beneficial for the institution in saving time and effort by allowing staff quick access to the property and should also be cost saving by reducing the monies reimbursed to offenders due to lost or damaged property. Julie Ulmer, Corizon Admin Asst 5/28/20, Nancy Shafer, promoted from Cook III to COI 5/31/20, Christinia Spainhour-George, Stk I 5/31/20. Raechels actions greatly contributed to the smooth operations of the institution and her professionalism does not go unnoticed. Stk I Tonya SloanAcct Clk Jami Walker January Town Hall meetings were held on Friday, January 28, 2022 at 6:00am, 8:00am, and 3:00pm. On June 11, 2021, she had just returned from a CERT callout and several lock-ups came into the unit at once. The housing unit staffs willingness to go the extra mile and make snap decisions ensured everyones safety and security. Kelleys actions and initiative not only answered a need for offenders with specific medical needs, but also conserved Clothing Issues budget and inventory by reducing the number of state-issue pillows needed to address those needs.. AC Vice Chair: N/A. Institutional Investigator Chuck Ness was named the CCC Employee of the Month for May 2022. There were 11 staff members present. Savage and others provided comfort and care to the victims of the accident until the first responders arrived. All three continued the life saving measures until the offender was off site with LT. Eckert staying with the offender in the ambulance and assisting the paramedics by conducting chest compressions until she was relieved by the Hedrick Medical Center staff. The truck was parked on the shoulder with a family of three standing outside of the vehicle. CO II Jessie Fondren Carlas actions greatly contribute to the smooth operations of the institution and her professionalism does not go unnoticed. Town Halls for February will be held in the Yellow Conference Room on Friday, February 26, 2021 at the following times: 6:00-7:00 am, 8:00-9:00 am, and Thursday, February 25 from 3:00-4:00 pm. Items from the section head meeting were shared with present staff. Chucks efforts contributed to the safe environment we all strive for every day here at Chillicothe Center. Over 100 staff members attended, and prizes were drawn for each individual booth. Then, inmates who are from the western part of the state are transferred to Chillicothe. James Fleming, Centurion Psychiatrist 12/7/21, Karen Gatton, CCM to FUM (transfer to WMCC) 12/20/21, Stacey Soper, Cook II to Cook III 12/19/21, Paula Helm, Vocational Education OSA 12/31/21. quick actions very possibly saved my life. Due to the diligence of CO I Jettelson, these items of contraband were confiscated, which helped ensure the safety and security of the institution. Her keen eye and observations contribute towards ensuring a safe and secure institution for both staff and the offender population. Box 1609Jefferson City, MO 65102. It was indicated that on November 3, 2021, in the course of his regular duties, CO I David Gilgour located a suspicious item in the offender forms folder located on the wall in the Housing Unit #5 rotunda. Any envelope received, which contains both pictures and personal correspondence, will be returned to the sender. Paul Beckham, COI, transferred from WMCC 3/6/22, Andrew Strzyzewski, COI, transferred from WMCC 3/6/22, Crystal Heaney, Med Tech, Centurion 3/11/22, Bethany Cashatt, Substance Abuse Counselor 3/14/22, Jennifer Leach, Gateway, Administrative Assistant 3/14/22, Penney Clevenger, SOSA-Mailroom Supervisor to Corrections Case Manager 3/13/22, Daniel Masuch, COI to Corrections Case Manager 3/13/22, Carla Meyers, STK I to Corrections Case Manager 3/13/22, Erick Passig, COI to Corrections Case Manager 3/13/22, Tina Sturgeon, COI to Corrections Case Manager 3/13/22, Grace Davis, OSA to SOSA-Mailroom Supervisor 3/27/22, April 5 PBC Dress Down Day $2 National Wildlife Day (Animal theme), April 6 Morale Committee Dress Down Day $2, April 10 16 PBC FREE Dress Down Week (color themed days), April 18 Morale Committee FREE Dress Down Day, April 28 Morale Committee Dress Down Day $2, Office Support Assistant Paiten Sackrey was named the CCC Employee of the Month for February 2022. Staff made donations to the PBC awarding this honor to Lieutenant Lewis. The housing unit staffs willingness to go the extra mile and make snap decisions ensured everyones safety and security. On Friday, September 4, 2020, CCM Mandy Corbin, COI Brittany Hughes, CCM John Huber, COII Kurt Reith, COI Mari Meservey, ROI Nicholas Searcy, COI Kelsie Wynne, COI Lindsay Brown, COII Jessie Fondren, COI Adam Wynne, COII Holly Stevens, COI David Baker, and PPOII Emily Asher were at the NRO Campground near Lebanon, MO, when an underage minor was spotted wandering the area. There were 30 registered donors, 4 first time donors and 29 units were collected. Warden McBee has conducted a presentation for Ms. Gulley and recognized her efforts. When limited visiting was opened up, she took on the responsibility of making appointments for family to see their loved ones. Once the dogs have successfully completed the program, they are adopted through their original shelters. Due to the diligence of CO I Bearden, contraband was confiscated which assisted in ensuring the safety and security of the institution. The Wellness Committee hosted a blood drive with Community Blood Center Wednesday, January 12, 2022. Due to her calm demeanor, knowledge and the respect she gains from this population, Mandywas able to gain control of the situation and keep the offender safe. As one CCC offender stated, For the first time, I was able to provide a gift for my children at Christmas. I left control center and spoke to Lisa Clark and requested her help and for one of the nurses to come. Also, on December 18, 2019, while performing a quick search in the Housing Unit #5A, Jettelson an article of dangerous contraband. Angela is due May 20th but will start maternity leave in early May and will not return until mid-July. Paitens actions greatly contributed to the smooth operations of the institution and her professionalism does not go unnoticed. Upon further inspection, it was found that dangerous contraband was concealed in the card. Exec II Beverly Kissick The nomination states, JD leads by example and his staff respect and admire him for that. Raechel was nominated for this award by her supervisor, Supply Manager Tammy Stith, who recognized her constant professionalism and initiative in utilizing the institutions resources wisely. Congratulations COI Wilson and thank you to everyone who helped make the blood drive a success! On March 15, 2019, Theresawas conducting a search/wing tour of a housing unit and found an item of dangerous contraband. The mandatory computer training sessions can be found on this website. He noticed the vehicle was a state van and he saw a fellow officer getting out of the vehicle, so he turned around to assist. This award is bestowed on a staff member by their colleagues for performing exceptional actions that promote professionalism, teamwork, integrity and/or safety. Buttz was assigned to hospital duty last fall, guarding an offender receiving medical treatment. Recently, while interacting with an offender who had refused eight consecutive meals, CO I Ridgway spoke with the offender and found the offender was not refusing due to protest, but simply was not hungry. It was indicated that on June 21, 2021 while assigned as an Office Support Assistant in the CCC Mailroom, Ms. Horton discovered a suspicious greeting card while processing incoming mail. Chillicothe Correctional (CCI) 15802 State Route 104 North Chillicothe, OH 45601. Please be sure to share this website with others so that we can spread the word and help to maintain rights for current and former inmates. He stayed until the issue was resolved and all necessary actions were dealt with. Jeremys actions greatly contribute to the smooth operations of the institution and his professionalism does not go unnoticed. There were 11 staff members present. Donaldproperly disposedof the item by turning it over to the institutional investigator. Visitors, aged 13 years and older, are required to show a current school photo identification card that includes their name, or a valid federal or state government-issued identification card before admission to the visiting area. Pictured (L to R): Amy Parkhurst, AW, Ryan Coffman, DWOM, Philip Bower, ITO, EOM-February, Joh Huber, CCMII-EOM-January, Kimberly Herring, DWOM, Chris McBee, Warden, David Savage, CSII. Pictured: Donald Jones, Carolyn Cassity, Michael Beverage, Eric C. Anderson, Lorri Welling (Not present: Erin Carriker, James Lowe, Timothy McCormick, Kurt Reith, Terrie Toney) (20 year photo), The following staff were recognized for 25 years of service with the Department of Corrections at an Awards Ceremony, Pictured: Amy Gertz, Wesley Davis, Leanna Anderson, Jeffrey Parkey, Tammy Stith, Randy Mullen (Not present: Ellen Kissick, Robert Landwehr, David Sanson) (25 year photo), On January 13, 2023, Stephen Barbee, Prison Fellowship Field Director Kansas and Missouri, presented Chaplain Greg Murphy of Chillicothe Correctional Center, with the Angel Tree Prison Partner Renewal Award. Congratulations to the following staff who were recognized at a recent awards presentation! This facility opened in 2008 and has the capacity to house approximately 1,740 inmates. Daniel Stith, PRN, LPN, Corizon October 5, 2020, Natalie Hutchinson, Counselor II, Gateway October 14, 2020, Caley Riddle, PRN Dental Assistant, Corizon October 15, 2020, Susan Cooksey, Cook II October 19, 2020, Dawn Milburn, QMHP, Corizon Mental Health October 26, 2020, Sherry Walsh, CKII to COI October 4, 2020, CO I Dusty Lybargerwas chosen as the Employee of the Month for the month of September. Darrell Kraus, Stationary Engineer 2/14/22, Genevieve Blair, Substance Abuse Counselor 2/14/22. Although seriously injured, Buttz was able to secure the offender with the help of hospital security who arrived on the scene. Chillicothe Correctional Institution Visitation Reservation Only: click here to email your email reservation. Karrisa Huffman, OSA Records December 21, 2020, Kylee Ireland, OSA Mailroom December 21, 2020, Matthew Nefferdorf, COI, (transfer from WMCC) December 20, 2020, Paige Truitt, OSA Maintenance December 21, 2020, Brandi Bowen, COI (transfer from WMCC) December 27, 2020, Terri Dulaney, CIO (transfer from WMCC) December 27, 2020, Eric Moore, COI (transfer from WMCC) December 27, 2020, Aaron York, from AIO to CCM December 13, 2020, Candice Bell, from COI to CCM December 13, 2020, January 18 Martin Luther King Jr.s birthday holiday, Stacy Yarbrough, COI (transfer from WMCC) November 8, 2020, Janet Rhoades, Records Officer III (transfer from WMCC) November 29, 2020, Samantha Rhinehart, CKII to CKIII November 1, 2020, Edgar Ireland, COII to COIII November 1, 2020, Tyler Lewis, COI to COII November 22, 2020, Beverly Kissick, Administrative Support Professional November 30, 2020. Kelly Tipton, Centurion RN, transfer from MCC 12/19/22, Linda Campbell, Gateway RRMAT Peer Specialist 12/28/22, Sherry Parkhurst, Gateway RRMAT Re-entry Supervisor 12/28/22, Erin Sumner, SOSA to Records Officer I 12/4/22. The efforts made by Mr. Ness resulted in the prevention of a visitor introducing a significant amount of illegal contraband into the institution. Shafer, Michael Brown, Samuel Hathcock (Not present: Ricky Dorsey, Clay Fewins, Carl Howe, Brenda Ishmael, Douglas Jeffries, Charles Walton, James Woods) (15 year photo). Sunday, April 2, 2017. These staff members were FUM Lori Parkey, COIII Elonda Sharp, FUM Cheryl Richey, COII Michael Horn, and COII Nelda Kroll. Her knowledge, experience, and support helped them stay operating and successful. Wolfs actions are above and beyond her primary function of maintaining safety and security, which she does very well. After discovering the mother was unable to pick up the child, another member of the group was to take the child to Kansas City. He models what a true leader and team play look like and is a very encouraging and positive influence on all those around him. CO I McKiddy was instrumental in organizing the new property room and retrieving all paperwork and items needed to begin the new process. On 5/9/21, at approximately 5:30 pm, a code 16 was called in the West dining hall. Shirts, blouses and tops must cover the chest and stomach and have sleeves that cover the shoulders, without display of cleavage or midriff. Diagnostic and Correctional Center : Minimum, Diagnostic : 3401 Faraon St Joseph, MO 64506 United States. The . Mr. Spease is a huge asset to this facility and his actions consistently demonstrate that he is a professional and a team player. October Town Hall meetings were held on October 28, 2022 at 6:00am, 10:00am and 3:00pm. Staff members were given a personal wellness card upon registration and took their card to receive screenings at various stations including hearing, vision, blood pressure, blood glucose, and vein screening. The man fled the scene on foot with Captain Shafer staying with the woman to ensure her safety until troopers arrived. The Chillicothe High School raised over $2,000 for the school. December 5 Morale Committee Dress Down Day $2, December 12 CBC blood drive 10:00am 2:00pm, December 13 Morale Committee Dress Down Day FREE, December 18-25 PBC Dress Down Week FREE, December 28 Morale Committee Dress Down Day $2. Volunteers included MSII JD Shafer, Inv. It is noted that although Holly has only worked in the mailroom a short time, her diligence and previous custody experience have contributed greatly to her being very adept at conducting thorough searches on mail. Monday candy bars were handed out to all staff, Tuesday all staff could pick up a bag of popcorn and a soda of their choice, Wednesday was $10 day for all staff, and Thursday was Ugly Sweater Day. The Missouri DOC requires you to send pictures and personal correspondence in separate mailings. All offenders are evaluated during the intake process at the reception and diagnostic centers. He conducted himself in a professional manner which gained the offenders trust as well as compliance. 2. Lisa Clark then instructed control center to call an ambulance. Supply Manager Stith indicated in the nomination, Ms. O II Holly Stevens Offender speakers were Melissa Mahan and Renee Carrawell. 9-7 . Staff members got a utensil set and chapstick. Shawn was nominated for this award by supervisor, CO II Robert Landwehr, who recognized his constant professionalism and commitment to ensuring a safe environment for staff and offenders. Thursday was Wear Green dress sown day and candy pass out. Court documents say Tehya Renae Kelley faces charges of felony first-degree involuntary manslaughter and four felonies for delivery of a controlled substance except 35 grams or less of marijuana or synthetic cannabinoid. Clerk, Warden Chris McBee, Mary Enyeart, OSA, Chelsey Rhoades, Business Office Manager, Kimberly Herring, DWO, Lindy Smith, Acct., Clerk.