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Visiting Hours: SCCI Visiting Page
Visiting Rule: OAR Div 127 Visiting (Inmate)
Directions:
From the North: To get to Shutter Creek Correctional Institution traveling south, travel to Highway 101. To get to Highway 101 from Interstate 5, take Exit #162 located approximately 10 miles South of Cottage Grove, and continue on Highway 38 through Drain, Elkton, and Scottsburg until you reach Reedsport where Highway 38 will intersect Highway 101. Go through Reedsport on Hwy 101 and turn left onto Wildwood Drive at the first flashing yellow light (Milepost #227 approx. 12-15 miles south of Reedsport). Continue on Wildwood Drive for approximately 1 mile. Turn left on Shutters Landing Lane. Follow Shutters Landing Lane approximately 3 miles until the pavement ends. The entrance sign to the facility will be on the right.
From the South: To get to Shutter Creek Correctional Institution traveling north, follow the signs to North Bend on Hwy 101. Go through North Bend and turn right at the second flashing yellow light (just before milepost #227 approx. 5 miles north of North Bend). Continue on Wildwood Drive for approximately 1 mile. Turn left on Shutters Landing Lane. Follow Shutters Landing Lane approximately 3 miles until the pavement ends. The entrance sign to the facility will be on the right.
Click here to see a map to SCCI
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| Inmate Phone Use |
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General Population
Telephones inside the dorms will be open from 6:00 am to 9:30 pm daily. Phones located outside the dormitory will be open from 6:00 am to 11:00 pm Sunday through Thursday, and 6:00 am to 1:00 am Friday and Saturday. There will be a 20-minute time limit on each phone call. Phones will be turned off on DOC transport days for security reasons and are not allowed to be used during formal count times.
AIP Program
Inmates in our AIP Program schedule their phone time on an individual basis once they join the program.
Emergency Notifications
Inmates may be notified of emergencies through their Counselor or through the control center after hours. They should dial the main institution number and let answering staff know that they need to get an emergency message to an inmate.
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| Commonly Requested Information |
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DOC Frequently Asked Questions
Visiting Rule: OAR Div 127 Visiting (Inmate)
Mail Rule: OAR Div 131 Mail (Inmate)
Inmate's Trust Account: Posting Money to an Inmate's Account
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| About SCCI: |
Acquired from the U.S. General Services Administration at no cost to Oregon taxpayers in January 1990, this former Air National Guard radar station near North Bend has been converted into a 254-bed minimum security prison. Shutter Creek Correctional Institution (SCCI) consists of 56 acres containing 20 buildings surrounded by forest land. The inmate population consists of 100 general population inmates and 154 Oregon SUMMIT inmates.
Inmates in SCCI’s general population are minimum custody inmates within four years of release who qualify for minimum custody. General population inmates work on the institution site in the physical plant, kitchen and dining hall, warehouse, receiving and discharge, laundry, landscaping, and as facility orderlies and members of the SCCI fire department. General population inmates also work on outside crews, primarily with the Department of Forestry, providing services throughout the year and as trained wildland firefighters. During the fire season, SCCI inmates are available for use in fighting wildland fires and providing fire camp support throughout the state. Click here to learn more about inmate work programs.
SCCI is the site of the Oregon SUMMIT Program. SUMMIT stands for: Success Using Motivation, Morale, Intensity, and Treatment. This Alternative Incarceration program cosists of sixteen (16) hour days, seven (7) days a week actively involved in structured group activities where staff and offenders work together to confront old criminal beliefs and thinking patterns and encourages and supports new pro-social beliefs and behaviors. SUMMIT focuses strongly on cognitive skills, alcohol and drug addiction education/treatment, development of work skills/ethic, and developing and maintaining positive pro-social relationships. These group activities are under the direction of community officers and counselors who work with the offenders to accept responsibility for their criminal behavior and the injury they have caused to others, and to prepare them to reenter mainstream society as responsible and contributing members of Society, thus assisting in the Department of Corrections' mission to reduce the risk of future criminal behavior. Click here to learn more about the SUMMIT Program.
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