Challenge Incarceration Program, MN Inmate Listing and Information

Updated on: February 22, 2024

651-523-7145

2375 University Avenue West, Suite 110, St. Paul, MN, 55114-1603

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Challenge Incarceration Program is a medium to most extreme security jail that houses grown-up guys and is situated in St. Paul, Minnesota. It shares numerous administrations and a security edge with the close by Analytic and Assessment Center. Wrongdoers at Challenge Incarceration Program approach programs that permit the detainee to win a GED and grown-up essential training, and even take school level courses. Detainees can likewise be interested in the correctional ventures professional program that shows the prisoners aptitudes in a woodshop, and print shop.

One of the more novel projects offered at the Challenge Incarceration Program is the PAAWS program, where detainees can work with canines, showing them essential canine submission. Different administrations incorporate pre-discharge and pre-work programs.

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Challenge Incarceration Program Prison Information

Jail Name	Challenge Incarceration Program
Jail Type	State Prison
Authority:	Minnesota Department of Corrections
Location	2375 University Avenue West, Suite 110, St. Paul, MN, 55114-1603
Contact Numbers	651-523-7145
City	St. Paul
Postal Code	55114-1603
State	Minnesota
County	County

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Sending a Mail

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Sending Money

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Phone Calls

Each time you call a prisoner at the Challenge Incarceration Program, half of the call is free and the other 5 minutes is a charge. Your next call is 3 minutes and is free. After that there will be an additional brief call that is charged. You are just ready to have 5 minutes of free calls.

Visiting Rules

During the COVID-19 reaction, appearance gets restricted because of the need to keep up a 6 foot partition/social separation. Offices have recognized the limit regarding their meeting rooms and have balanced their timetables as conditions are. To choose a period and date for appearance, kindly snap the catch above to finish the online structure.

You should show up before your planned appearance time to be screened and looked at. Every office has built up an alternate appearance time, in light of its timetables. Be sure you know when you should be at the Challenge Incarceration Program, you are visiting. Late appearances won't get handled.

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