Arizona State Prison Complex – Perryville, State prison complex in Goodyear, United States
Arizona State Prison Complex Perryville is a women's correctional facility in Goodyear with multiple separate units holding inmates at different security levels. The facility includes Lumley, Santa Cruz, San Carlos, and Santa Rosa units, each serving distinct operational purposes.
The facility opened in 1981 initially housing male inmates, then gradually transitioned to become an all-women's institution. This shift reflected changing needs within Arizona's correctional system.
The prison maintains educational partnerships with Rio Salado College and Ashland University, offering inmates opportunities to earn degrees and certificates while incarcerated.
The facility operates work and training programs including employment in agriculture, garment production, and call centers that provide inmates with practical skills. Access is limited and advance registration is required for any visits or inquiries.
The facility hosts education programs in partnership with regional colleges where inmates can earn academic degrees and certificates while incarcerated. These learning opportunities allow detainees to improve their professional qualifications during their time in custody.
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