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Jail Name:
Northern Reception and Classification Center
Jail Type:
State Prison
State:
Illinois
County:
WILL
City:
Joliet
Source:
Wikipedia
Description:
Public flogging, the pillory for imprisonment, or a short time in county jails comprised the earliest forms of punishment for public offenders after Illinois was chartered in 1818 as the nation's 21st state. The state's few jails consisted of the most part of rude log dwellings. According to a historian writing of the time, "This prison was ordered to be build of hewn timber, 12 inches square and was considered, in those pioneer times, quite a terror to all who dared trample upon the majesty of the law." The author was referring to the jail erected in 1818 in Crawford County. Illinois county records reveal that the oldest jail was built five years earlier in Gallatin County. Hans W. Mattick and Ronald P. Sweet, authors of Illinois Jails, have described well the procedure for booking prisoners in those rustic structures
Opened:
1925
Security Class:
Medium
Address:
16830 So. Broadway Street, P.O. Box 112
Zip Code:
60434
Location:
16830 S Broadway St, Joliet, IL 60434
Email:
LtGovStratton@illinois.gov
Phone 1:
815-727-3607
Fax 1:
815-727-5511
Imate Gender:
Male Offenders
Population:
1625
Capacity:
2182
Judicial District:
Joliet, IL
Inmate Mail 1:
Inmate Name & IDOC# Northern Reception and Classification Center P.O. Box 112 Joliet, IL 60434
16830 So. Broadway Street, P.O. Box 112, 60434, Joliet, Illinois
Visiting Monday:
7:30AM–2:30PM
Visiting Tuesday:
7:30AM–2:30PM
Visiting Wednesday:
7:30AM–2:30PM
Visiting Thursday:
7:30AM–2:30PM
Visiting Friday:
7:30AM–2:30PM
Visiting Saturday:
7:30 AM – 12:45 PM
Visiting Sunday:
7:30 AM – 12:45 PM
Visiting Holiday:
7:30 AM – 12:45 PM
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