Community Correctional Centers
The Utah Department of Corrections currently operates six residential community correctional centers in Utah for those on probation, parole or are known as "High-Utilizer Individuals" who are experiencing homelessness.
There is one center in Northern Utah (Ogden), one center in West Valley City, three centers in Salt Lake City, and one in Utah County. The centers range in size from 60 beds to 160 beds and some offer customized services for their residents.
Of these facilities, one — Bonneville Community Correctional Center — is designated for women.
Attempting to sponsor/visit an individual in a Community Correctional Center? Please click here to find the sponsorship/visiting application. Once processed, the administrators from the appropriate CCC will reach out to you regarding your submission.
NOTE: You must know the ID number of the individual you are attempting to sponsor before starting the application process. This number will help guide you to the correct application based on the individual’s location.
Atherton Community Treatment Center
The Atherton Community Treatment Center, housed in the former Fremont Community Correctional Center, has 60 beds for men. It's features a population with mental health challenges and offers intensive mental health treatment.
Bonneville Community Correctional Center
The Bonneville Community Correctional Center opened in the 1980s and has capacity for 74 females. It offers stabilization and transition services for parole, probation and homeless population.
Fortitude Treatment Center
Fortitude Treatment Center opened in 2012 and has 160 beds for men. It offers stabilization and transition services for parole, probation and homeless population.
Northern Utah Community Correctional Center
The Northern Utah Correctional Center in Ogden is an all-male facility operated by the Utah Department of Corrections' Reentry and Rehabilitation Division. It has 154 beds for offenders on probation or parole.
Orange Street Community Correctional Center
The Orange Street Community Correctional Center offers homeless transition services for 60 men who have been deemed a high public safety risk. The center also offers substance use treatment.