Welcome to the New Hampshire Department of Corrections (DOC) official website. We hope that you will be able to obtain general information about the department and its mission.

There are three links to help you find the information you seek. On the Public menu, you will have access to policies and other helpful information that provide you with ways to utilize DOC and its services. The type of information here is vital for learning how to contact DOC staff as well as rules governing incarcerated offenders or those on probation and parole.

On the Business menu there are links to current Requests for Proposals (RFP’s), vendor applications, job openings, and contact information for New Hampshire Correctional Industries. This page will enhance your efforts to become a business partner with the department.

On the Government page you will discover other statistical and research data along with information about grants management. This page would be helpful to lawmakers and governmental agencies.

NOTICES

Crafts, furniture and other products manufactured in the inmate Hobbycraft program are now being sold through a special contract with Grevior Furniture, 440 Central Street, Franklin, N.H. 603-934-4159.

To place orders for non-issued personal property items please contact Union Supply Direct. Family and friends can order these property packages online at www.NHinmatepackage.com. Additionally, you can order by phone toll free at (877) 765-7012 or mail your order form to Dept.#605, P.O. Box 309, Groveport, OH 43125-0309.

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As of July 1, 2010 - G4S became the new vendor/provider for Administrative Home Confinement (sometimes known as electronic monitoring).

The Justice Reinvestment Initiative report and recommendations is now available in its entirety on the Public Information Page.

The Department of Corrections is releasing this internal memorandum to the public. Please review this memo as it pertains to changes in collection of offender restitution.

The State of New Hampshire has recently imposed a 30 day hold on all personal and business checks. This change is the result of new check processing procedures within the Department of Corrections and the State of New Hampshire. The use of money orders is recommended as they are processed in a shorter period of time.

As of August 23, 2007, I-C-S is the contracted Inmate Phone Vendor. Please review changes here.

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