Lancaster County Youth Intervention Center, PA Inmate Listing and Information

Updated on: April 3, 2024

717-299-7821

235 Circle Avenue, Lancaster, PA, 17602

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Lancaster County Youth Intervention Center and Addition have contained two offices, the institution, and the extension. Situated in Pennsylvania, this jail can detain more than 72 grown-up guys extending in guardianship level from medium to pre-discharge security levels. Utilizing more than 850 specialists, this jail has a yearly financial plan of over $103 million dollars. The Lancaster County Youth Intervention Center takes an interest in the Pennsylvania Correctional Undertakings permitting detainees to work in furniture reclamation and in materials making towels and washing apparel and outfits. Moreover, detainees can deal with network ventures reestablishing burial grounds and play areas.

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Lancaster County Youth Intervention Center

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Lancaster County Youth Intervention Center Prison Information

Jail Name	Lancaster County Youth Intervention Center
Jail Type	State Prison
Authority:	Pennsylvania Department of Corrections
Location	235 Circle Avenue, Lancaster, PA, 17602
Contact Numbers	717-299-7821
City	Lancaster
Postal Code	17602
State	Pennsylvania
County	Lancaster County
Jail Webpage	website

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The Pennsylvania Division of Open Wellbeing and Correctional Administrations is the organization that is answerable for keeping up a refreshed information base for those carrying out their punishments in Pennsylvania state prisons.

Sending a Mail

When sending correspondence through US Mail to the Lancaster County Youth Intervention Center please recall the accompanying:

Mail MUST Contain:

The name and distinguishing proof number of the prisoner with the end goal of conveyance; and
The name and return address of the sender

Mail MUST NOT Contain:

A thing stuck, taped or in any case connected;
Have reseller's exchange modifications, for example, paint, pastel, marker ink, including highlighter, sparkle, fabric, or string;
Have a name or sticker (counting address names), aside from a postage
Contain a biohazard substance, fragrance (counting perfume),or lipstick;
Have a fluid stain;
Recommend demonstrations of criminal or illicit group action;
Portray composing, pictures, or references that may induce brutality, uproars, bigotry, or compromise the office’s security.

Sending Money

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Phone Calls

To acknowledge calls from a detainee at the Lancaster County Youth Intervention Center, we suggest you make an AdvancePay® prepaid phone account. Prepaid calling works by setting cash on your telephone number with the goal that when your prisoner considers you the assets are deducted from the parity on your prepaid record.

Visiting Rules

The Lancaster County Youth Intervention Center has visiting hours on Fridays between 5pm-9pm (must show up and register by 8pm), and on Saturdays and Sundays from 9am-5pm (You should show up and write by 4pm).

Defensive Care Prisoners have an appearance on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 7pm-9pm. You should show up and prepare by 8pm, or you won't be permitted to visit.

All visits are two hours in length. Detainees can limit two trips for each week, with up to five guests, just three of the guests can be grown-ups. Disciplinary Isolation prisoners are only permitted one single hour visit every week.

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