Federal Correctional Institution, Greenville, medium-security United States federal prison
Federal Correctional Institution Greenville is a medium-security prison for men located in a small town in Illinois, established in 1994. A separate female camp nearby houses approximately 210 women, while the main facility holds around 980 men.
The facility was founded in 1994 and has housed many men serving their sentences since its opening. Over the years it has held notable inmates, including former police officer David Mack and others whose cases received significant attention.
The facility serves as a connection point for families in the region seeking to maintain contact with their loved ones. Visiting days follow a structured pattern that allows families to stay in touch and offer support to those serving their sentences.
Visitors must register in advance and receive approval, with visiting days on Mondays, Saturdays, Sundays, and federal holidays from morning through early afternoon. Bring a photo ID and plan to arrive early, as the visitor parking lot can fill up on busy days.
The facility offers specialized programs including the Residential Drug Abuse Program that helps inmates address addiction issues. These programs focus on rehabilitation and prepare prisoners for successful life after release.
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