Enhanced Outpatient Program - General Population Treatment and Office Space, Salinas Valley State Prison

Enhanced Outpatient Program - General Population Treatment and Office Space, Salinas Valley State Prison

The proposed project consists of the construction of a two-story 27,171-sf building that would provide services for up to 300 Enhanced Outpatient Program (EOP) General Population (GP) inmates. The building would include individual and group therapy rooms, classrooms, administrative offices, and support space for clinical staff. The proposed project would not increase the inmate population at SVSP. Facility staffing would increase by up to 43 new employees, increasing total staff at SVSP from 1,512 to approximately 1,555. New employees would work between the hours of 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. A new 42-space parking lot would be constructed adjacent to existing parking.

Soledad

Monterey

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Other (Institutional, Infill within existing State Prison)

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