Coyote Ridge Corrections Center, prison in Connell, Washington, US
Coyote Ridge Corrections Center is a prison facility in Connell, Washington, housing inmates across medium and maximum security units, plus a separate camp area for those nearing release. The grounds contain residential buildings, work areas for inmate employment programs, and outdoor spaces for recreation.
The facility opened in 1992 as a medium-security prison, then expanded in 2009 to include a maximum-security section. This growth allowed it to manage inmates with varying security levels in a single complex.
Visitors can meet with inmates during scheduled hours that vary by unit, with some allowing visits on Sunday, Monday, Friday, and Saturday from noon through evening. Call ahead to confirm visiting times and rules specific to the inmate's housing unit.
This facility was the first prison in the United States to earn LEED Gold certification, recognizing its use of energy-efficient design and sustainable building methods. The environmental focus shows in water and energy conservation measures throughout the complex.
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