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855 Camp Road
Cocoa, Florida
32927-3709

(321) 634-6000
FAX: (321) 637-7728

E-Mail:
brevardci@
mail.dc.state.fl.us

Warden:
Michele Bateman

Chaplain's Office
(321) 634-6077

Brevard Correctional Institution

County: Brevard

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Directions: This facility is located on Camp Road approximately 1 3/4 miles from I-95, take Exit 208. From Port St. John Parkway, drive east 3/4 mile to Grissom Parkway. Turn right (south) onto Grissom Parkway and drive one mile to Camp Road and turn left. Brevard Work Camp is on the first right and Brevard Correctional Institution is the second right.

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Historical Information: This facility was established in 1976 and houses Youthful Offender male inmates. In 1985, it was re-designated as an adult facility and in 1988 it was converted back to a Youthful Offender facility.

Total Staff (on 6/08):  352

Facility Profile Information:
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Extended Day Program:

In response to Chapter 958, Florida Statutes, mandating that those inmates who are youthful offenders be provided enhanced program services, the Extended Day Program was developed.  This is a 16-hour daytime program provided at all youthful offender institutions that is designed to provide at least 12 hours of activities.  The program is structured to include work assignments, education, including vocational and academic programs, counseling, behavior modification, military style drills, systematic discipline and other programmatic opportunities aimed at reducing inmate idleness and enhancing the young inmate's chance at becoming a law abiding citizen upon re-entry into the community. 

Academic Programs:

• Adult Basic Education
• General Educational Development (GED)
• Special Education Services
• Title I Services

Vocational Programs:

• Air Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating Technology
• Autotronics / Automotive Service Technology
• Carpentry
• Commercial Foods/ Culinary Arts (Specter Grant program operated by Brevard CC)
• Electronics Technology
• Masontry Brick and Block

Substance Abuse Programs:

• None at this time

Chaplaincy Services:

• Chapel Library Program
• Kairos Week-ends
• Prison Fellowship Monthly
• Religious Education
• T.D. Jakes Satellite Location
• Way Home Bridge Builders
• Worship Services

Institutional Betterment Programs:

• 100-hour Transition Program
• Fresh Start Smoking Cessation
• Law Library Program
• Library Program
• Parent and Child Together in Print
• Sports Leagues
• Wellness Education

P.R.I.D.E. Assignments:

• None at this time

Community Work Squads:

	Dept. of Transportation	No
	Public Work Squads	No
	Interagency Community Service Work Squads	No
	Contracted Work Squads	No