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FACILITY CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
The Corrections Standards Authority (CSA), formerly known as the Board of Corrections (BOC), administers grants for the construction of local adult and juvenile detention facilities. The federal Violent Offender Incarceration and Truth-in-Sentencing (VOI/TIS) program funds adult and juvenile facility projects that add beds and related support space. The State General Fund supports juvenile facility construction, renovation and deferred maintenance projects. To learn more about the projects awarded grants by the CSA, please click on one of the following.
Adult facilities under construction
Juvenile facilities under construction
Adult facilities on the drawing board
Juvenile facilities on the drawing board
Completed Construction Projects
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COMPLETED CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS |
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| Calaveras (#078-97) |
$325,000 (F) | Added 4 maximum-security double cells (8 beds), dayroom space and related security electronics at the Main Jail. |
| Colusa (#079-97) |
$102,350 (F) | Renovated 9 barred single-cells by adding solid cell fronts and interior block walls. Upgraded security/fire life safety systems and related HVAC system at the Main Jail (5 maximum- security cells and 4 medium-security cells). |
| Fresno (#080-97) |
$1,000,000 (F) | Added 17 maximum-security single cells and related support space at the South Annex Jail. |
Fresno |
$5,000,000 (F) |
Added 288 beds and related support space at the Main Jail. |
| Kings (#081-97) |
$847,575 (F) | Added 13 double and 1 single occupancy maximum-security cells (27 bed housing unit) and required support space at the Branch Jail. |
Lake |
$809,200 (F) | Added 35 beds and related ancillary space to the Lake County Jail. |
| Merced (#084-97) |
$304,327.75 (F) | Phase 1: Renovated existing storage space to construct 3 maximum security cells (2 single and 1 double occupancy), adding 4 beds at the Main Jail. Phase 2: Modified the 360-bed minimum-security dormitory facility at the Adult Correctional Facility by adding bars on the windows and doors, replacing wooden counter tops with steel, and reconfiguring roof access to prevent escapes. |
| Merced (#099-97) |
$613,886 (F) | Added 24 beds and related support space to the Merced County Adult Correctional Facility. |
| Orange (#048-97) |
$1,000,000 (F) | Constructed 25 maximum-security single cells as part of an overall expansion at the Theo Lacy Jail. |
| Placer (#085-97) |
$915,848 (F) | Constructed a center-dividing wall in an adjacent 92-bed medium-security dormitory creating two dormitories (52 beds and 54 beds). Converted a 44-bed medium-security dormitory to 16 maximum-security double cells (32 maximum security beds), a net gain of 2 beds. |
| Placer (#098-98) |
$2,747,249 (F) | Added 96 beds and related support space at the Main Jail. |
| Riverside (#049-97) |
$1,279,500 (F) | Added 16 beds and support space to the Blythe Jail. |
Riverside |
$1,000,000 (F) |
Constructed 27 maximum-security single cells and support space as part of a 96-cell expansion project at the Southwest Jail. |
| Riverside (#098-97) |
$512,349 (F) | Retrofitted 29 existing cell gates to pneumatic opening and locking systems (Old Jail, Project A). Repaired existing plumbing in cell blocks and plumbing chases and the waterproofing of floors (Old Jail, Project B). |
Riverside |
$969,027 (F) |
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| Sacramento (#087-97) |
$1,000,000 (F) | Diagnostic evaluation of the Main Jail security door system control panels and modification and upgrades to correct problem areas and prevent escapes as part of an overall $2.5 million security project. |
| Sacramento (#082-97) |
$127,949 (F) | Added 256 beds in existing maximum-security single cells, making these maximum-security double cells as part of an overall 508-bed double-celling project at the Main Jail. |
| Sacramento (#050-97) |
$270,000 (F) | Installed a perimeter electronic intrusion detection system with cable linked sensors at the Rio Consumnes Correctional Center. |
| San Bernardino (#099-98) | $1,880,000 (F) | Added 56 beds and related support space to the Glen Helen Women's Rehabilitation Center. |
| San Joaquin (#052-97) |
$98,812 (F) | Updated the San Joaquin County Jail's existing security cameras (80) and monitors (14) and Adbec Series 1001 electronic locks (200) in the sheltered housing, medical housing, and intake units 1 and 2. |
San Joaquin |
$8,012,581 (F) |
Added 132 maximum-security beds and related ancillary space to the San Joaquin County Jail. |
| San Mateo (#088-97) |
$1,000,000 (F) | Constructed a 32-bed medium-security dormitory expansion, necessary support space, and security electronics at the Medium-Security Facility. |
| Santa Barbara (#053-97) | $184,678 (F) | Upgraded the security of the female exercise yard and added steel cell fronts to 12 male cells. |
| Santa Barbara (#089-97) | $872,036 (F) | Renovated existing space and added 20 beds to the Main Jail. |
| Santa Cruz (#054-97) |
$596,200 (F) | Upgraded the Main Jail security system. |
| Santa Cruz (#100-98) |
$572,906 (F) | Reconstructed a portion of the mail jail to increase CSA-rated capacity by 62 beds and upgraded security systems (Phase 1B) |
Solano |
$1,000,000 (F) | Added 110 beds to the Sheriff's Justice Center Detention Facility. |
| Stanislaus (#091-97) |
$485,712.26 (F) | Project A - Added 84-beds in existing housing units at the Public Safety Center and upgrade security electronic systems, fixed tables and seating, and stainless steel fountains/basins. Project B - Added security fencing, screening of stairways, security electronics, Lexan covering over glass block, and upgraded security doors to the Men's Jail. |
| Sutter (#051-97) |
$776,148 (F) | Added a second 16-single cell maximum-security housing unit and dayroom space at the Sutter County Main Jail. |
| Sutter (#051-97) |
$1,000,000 (F) | Added a maximum-security housing unit of 16 single cells, dayroom space, control room, and exercise yard and the Sutter County Mail Jail. |
Tehama |
$205,590 (F) |
Added 12 dormitory beds and related ancillary space to the Tehama County Jail. |
| Tulare (#094-97) |
$740,029 (F) | Renovated and opened a closed facility as a 150-bed Women's Correctional Facility to accommodate minimum-security and medium-security sentenced inmates. Retrofitted security devices, modified housing units, removed carpeting and upgraded security fencing. Constructed a new 64-bed medium-security housing unit and related support space at a newly renovated and opened Women's Correctional Facility. |
Tuolumne |
$66,667 (F) |
Converted a medium-security 20 double-cell (40 bed) housing unit to a mezzanine level maximum-security unit containing 10 single cells (10 maximum-security beds) and a lower level unit containing 10 triple-bunked dormitory beds (30 medium-security beds). |
COMPLETED CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS |
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| Alameda (#047-00) |
$33,113,670 (F) | Constructed 330 beds of a new 358-bed juvenile hall (additional 28 beds added at county's expense). This facility replaced the dilapidated 299-bed, 48-year-old Alameda County Juvenile Hall. |
| Butte (#012-99) |
$8,040,000 (F) | Constructed a new 120-bed juvenile hall consisting of six 20-room housing units and related support space. This facility replaced the current 45-year-old, 60-bed juvenile hall (net gain of 60 beds). |
| Contra Costa (#055-97) |
$1,000,000 (F) | Added 13 beds, eliminated 3 beds for a net gain of 10 beds, to the Tamalpais housing unit in the juvenile hall facility. |
| Contra Costa (#101-98) |
$22,239,425 (F) | Added 240 beds, eliminated 120 dilapidated beds, and added related ancillary space to the juvenile detention facility (net gain of 120 beds). |
| Del Norte (056-97) |
$4,747,623 (F) | Constructed a 34-bed juvenile hall consisting of single-and double-sleeping rooms in three pods. The facility replaced a 38-year-old juvenile hall (net gain of 26 beds). The county added ten additional beds with supplemental county funds. |
| Del Norte (#111-98) |
$999,852 (S) | Built a new kitchen, dining room and classroom at the Bar-O-Ranch facility. Also renovated and added space for recreation, medical exam, nurse's office, laundry and facility administration. |
| El Dorado (#048-00) |
$4,020,000 (F) | Constructed a new 40-bed juvenile hall consisting of two 20-bed housing units and related support space. |
| Fresno (#028-01) |
$24,120,000 (F) | Constructed a new 240-bed juvenile hall and related ancillary space, which replaced the current, outmoded 265-bed, 46-year-old Fresno County Juvenile Hall. (The county added an additional 240-bed commitment facility at the county's expense.) |
| Glenn (#103-98) |
$686,500 (F) | Added 14 beds and related support space to the juvenile hall. |
Humboldt |
$897,438 (S) |
Expanded the public lobby with a secured entry sallyport; upgraded doors and locks; upgraded security control electronics; upgraded central control and fire safety systems; remodeled kitchen and food service area.. |
| Imperial (#058-97) |
$2,600,086 (F) | Project added two maximum-security 10-bed living units and support space to the existing juvenile facility. |
| Kern (#011-99) |
$12,060,000 (F) | Constructed a new 120-bed medium-security juvenile treatment facility as well as a comprehensive administration, aftercare, vocational education, and multipurpose building. This facility expands the 80-bed Crossroads treatment facility (currently located at the Juvenile Hall) at a new site. The existing 80 beds will be converted into juvenile hall detention beds. The net gain is 120 beds, system-wide. |
Kings |
$669,897.73 (S) |
Remodeled existing juvenile hall maximum-security living unit by enlarging dayroom and adding two shower heads, thereby increasing rated capacity from 17 to 22 beds. Remodeled existing booking area by adding a holding room and vehicular sallyport. Enhanced security systems throughout the facility. |
| Lake (#059-97) |
$478,396 (F) | Added 12 beds to the Lake County Juvenile Hall. |
| Lake (#114-98) |
$74,500 (S) | Replaced the roof of the juvenile hall. |
| Lassen (#060-97) |
$2,000,000 (F) | Added 40 beds to an existing "special purpose" juvenile hall in order to convert to a "full service" juvenile hall operated by Lassen County in a memorandum of understanding with Modoc Plumas and Sierra Counties. |
| Los Angeles (#061-97) |
$1,920,230 (F) | Added 23 "boot camp" beds and a 12-room housing unit for intake assessment at Camp Joseph Scott. Also, converted the existing staff quarters to program space and moved staff quarters to a modular building. |
Los Angeles |
$24,120,000 (S) | Added 240 beds (double-occupancy wet rooms), demolish 56 dilapidated beds built 44 years ago, and add related support space and a code-mandated parking structure to the Los Padrinos Juvenile Hall (net gain of 184 beds). |
| Los Angeles (#115-98) |
$25,345,625 (S) | Added 240 beds, demolish 83 dilapidated beds, add related support space and a code mandated parking structure to the Central Juvenile Hall (net gain of 157 beds). |
| Madera (#104-98) |
$7,871,152 (F) | Constructed a new 70-bed juvenile hall and related support space, this replaced the current 42-year-old, 30-bed facility (net gain of 40 beds). |
| Marin (#105-98) |
$305,343 (F) | Added 9 beds and related support space to the juvenile hall. |
Marin |
$87,461 (S) |
Moved outdoor recreation area to accommodate federally funded bed project. |
| Mendocino (#062-97) |
$1,572,345 (F) | Added 12 beds (8 single-occupancy rooms and 2 double-occupancy rooms) and new intake center to the Mendocino County Juvenile Hall. |
| Mendocino (#116-98) |
$118,505 (S) | Replaced roof and HVAC system, constructed recreation yard restroom, renovated sallyport and installed a walkway canopy. |
| Merced (#026-99) Merced (#050-00) |
$1,000 (F) $6,030,000 (S) |
Constructed a new 120-bed juvenile hall and related support space at the Merced Juvenile Justice Center.This will replace the 53-year-old, 48-bed juvenile hall (net gain of 72 beds). |
| Monterey (#117-98) |
$664,102 (S) | Added 63 beds, eliminated 37 beds, and provided related support space at the Youth Center (net gain of 26 beds). Added a PC based proximity card reader system at the main entrance doors and vehicle sally port gate. Installed a new permanently affixed freezer unit. |
| Monterey (#118-98) |
$279,518 (S) | Added 12 beds to Juvenile Hall by converting the former kitchen and adjacent space to dorm housing. |
| Napa (#051-00) |
$5,200,866 (F) $178,022 (S) |
Constructed a new 60-bed juvenile hall consisting of two 30-bed housing units. Each unit contains a combination of single-occupancy and double-occupancy wet rooms and related support space. This facility replaces the current dilapidated 34-bed, 47-year-old Napa County Juvenile Hall (net gain of 26 beds). |
| Nevada (#106-98) |
$5,394,854 (F) | Constructed a new 60-bed juvenile hall and related support space. This replaced the 46-year-old, 19-bed facility (net gain of 41 beds). |
Orange |
$8,444,770 (S) |
Constructed a new 120-bed Leadership Academy (juvenile camp) and related support space; eliminated 60 outmoded juvenile hall beds (net gain of 60-beds). |
| Orange (#153-98) |
$4,872,000 (F) | Project added 60 beds and related support space to the Orange County Juvenile Hall. |
| Placer (#063-97) |
$963,511(F) | Constructed a 15-bed housing unit to supplement a larger county-funded new juvenile hall. |
| Riverside (#064-97) |
$1,000,000 (F) | Constructed two 25-bed living units at the Indio Juvenile Hall. |
Riverside |
$4,956,527 (S) |
Constructed a new 99-bed juvenile hall and related support space. |
| Sacramento (#065-97) |
$371,466 (F) | Added 11 beds, demolished beds, and added a related security/intercom system at the juvenile hall (net gain of 7 beds). |
| Sacramento (#035-99) |
$7,263,027 (F) $742,800 (S) |
Added 90 beds and related support space to the Sacramento County Juvenile Hall. | Sacramento (#057-00) |
$3,345,954 (S) | Added 60 beds (two 30-bed housing units, each unit containing 12 double-occupancy wet rooms, one five-bed dormitory, and one handicap room), classrooms, parking, and related support space to the W. E. Thornton Youth Center. |
| San Bernardino (#016-99) | $6,858.147 (F) | Added 40 double occupancy wet rooms (80 beds) and related support space to the West Valley Juvenile Facility. | San Bernardino (#071-97) | $999,940 (F) | Converted non-rated treatment beds to 48 CSA-rated detention beds to be operated as part of the San Bernardino County Juvenile Hall. |
| San Bernardino (#052-00) | $19,329,640 (S) | Constructed a new 200-bed high desert juvenile detention facility (100 double-occupancy wet rooms in ten housing units of 20 youth each) and related support space. |
| San Diego (#121-98) |
$36,500,000 (S) | Constructed a new 380-bed juvenile hall. |
| San Diego (#053-00) |
$800,000 (S) | Added 20 beds (four, five-bed dormitory style rooms), one classroom, and related support space to the Girls Rehabilitation Facility. |
| San Diego (#072-97) |
$1,000,000 (F) | Added a 30-bed, single occupancy, maximum-security living unit for pre-adjudicated detainees to the San Diego County Juvenile Hall. |
San Diego |
$898,000 (S) | Performed renovation/deferred maintenance at the Youth Correctional Center: 1) repaired the fire alarm system; 2) rewired and re-roofed the kitchen; 3) refurbished dorms by replacing doors, HVAC, windows, and tile in the shower and toilet areas; and 4) construcedt three new classrooms. | San Diego (#123-98) |
$999,999 (S) | Performed renovation/deferred maintenance at the Ranch Facility: 1) installed new generator and relocated exposed high voltage fuses; 2) replaced HVAC units in two buildings and installed new AC units in classrooms and dorms; 3) re-roofed dorms, classrooms and administration building, and installed roof drains on two buildings; 4) refurbished restrooms in two buildings; 5) replaced walkway ramps, including lighting; and 6) replaced door alarms. |
| San Francisco (#015-99) |
$15,075,000 (F) | Constructed a new 150-bed juvenile hall consisting of a combination of single- and double-sleeping rooms in pods ranging from 10 to 30 beds each. This facility replaced the 51-year-old dilapidated 132-bed facility, for a net gain of 18 beds. |
| San Joaquin (#073-97) |
$2,000,000 (F) | Added 60 beds and eliminated 46 dilapidated beds for a net gain of 14 beds to the San Joaquin County Juvenile Hall. |
| San Joaquin (#014-99) |
$3,015,000 (F) | Constructed a juvenile intake center with 30 maximum-security beds and related support space. |
| San Mateo (#029-01) |
$21,105,000 (F) | Constructed a new 180-bed juvenile hall and a 30-bed girls' camp (210 total beds) and related ancillary space, which replaced the current, outmoded 163-bed, 54-year-old San Mateo Juvenile Hall (net gain of 47 beds). |
| Santa Barbara (#074-97) |
$1,000,000 (F) | Added a 30-bed maximum-security living unit for pre-adjudicated detainees to the Santa Maria Juvenile Hall. |
Santa Barbara |
$8,040,000 (F) | Added 90 beds to the Susan J Gionfriddo Juvenile Justice Facility. |
| Santa Clara (#075-97) |
$1,000,000 (F) | Added 30 "boot camp" beds to the Muriel Wright Residential Center, a local detention facility. |
| Santa Clara (#054-00) |
$20,071,384 (S) | Added 210 beds and demolished 186 dilapidated beds built 43 years ago at the Santa Clara Juvenile Hall (net gain of 24 beds). The project consisted of seven 30-bed housing units, each unit containing 14 double-occupancy and two single-occupancy wet rooms and related support space. |
| Shasta J1 (#124-98) |
$63,182 (S) | Renovated the Shasta County Juvenile Hall by replacing the following: 60 metal frame beds with concrete beds, 42 wooden doors with hollow metal doors, 8 windows, and 8 toilets and sink combination. Convered the existing space to an ADA compliant intake shower/restroom and performed other security improvements. |
| Siskiyou (#067-97) |
$185,809 (F) | Reconstructed an existing laundry/storage area to add two single-occupancy rooms and on shower in the main housing unit and constructed the laundry/storage in the adjacent area at the Siskiyou County Juvenile Hall. |
| Siskiyou (#125-98) |
$32,212 (S) | Replaced and upgraded the existing HVAC system, balanced airflows, and replaced outdated control systems. |
| Siskiyou (#030-01) |
$3,961,087 (F) | Constructed a new 40-bed Charlie Byrd Juvenile Justice Center (juvenile hall) which replaced the current, outmoded 24-bed Siskiyou County Juvenile Hall (net gain of 16 beds). |
| Solano (#068-97) |
$2,000,000 (F) | Added 28 beds (single, wet rooms) and related support space to the juvenile hall. |
Sonoma |
$88,947 (F) | Converted existing storage space to add 2 maximum-security single occupancy rooms to the Sonoma County Juvenile Hall. |
| Sonoma (#055-00) |
$8 ,000,000 (F) | Constructed a new 140-bed juvenile hall consisting of seven 20-bed housing units. Two units consist of 20 single-occupancy wet rooms; four units consist of four single-occupancy and eight double-occupancy wet rooms; and one unit consists of a 20-bed post-adjudicated dormitory. All related support space constructed with a combination of federal and county funds. This facility replaced the current dilapidated 120-bed, 50-year-old Los Guilucos Sonoma County Juvenile Hall (net gain of 20 beds). |
| Solano (#097-97) |
$898,000 (F) | Added a 58-bed dorm addition to the existing camp that replaced the current 37-bed dorm which has been converted into classroom space (net gain of 21 beds). |
Solano |
$1,000,000 (S) |
At the Fouts Springs Youth Facility, constructed a multi-function building that includes intake, visiting, holding rooms, medical examination, counseling, security center and facility administrative space. |
| Solano (#034-99) |
$8,923,623 (F) $121,377 (S) |
Constructed a new 90-bed juvenile detention center consisting of three 30-bed housing units. Each unit will contain 18 single-occupancy and 6 double-occupancy wet rooms and related support space. This facility will replace the current 40-year-old 60-bed juvenile hall (net gain of 30 beds). |
| Stanislaus (#007-99) |
$2,545,364 (F) | Added two 20-bed units to the existing juvenile hall. |
| Stanislaus (#070-97) |
$2,000,000 (F) | Added 30 maximum-security beds to the Stanislaus County Juvenile Hall. |
Stanislaus |
$430,215 (S) |
Replaced 20 door controls, 2 gate locks, CCTV system, and electronics panel. |
| Tehama (#107-98) |
$4,000,000 (F) | Constructed a new 60-bed juvenile hall and related support space. This will replace the 32-year-old, 20-bed juvenile hall (net gain of 40 beds). |
| Trinity (#108-98) |
$2,733,994 (F) | Added a new 24-bed juvenile hall and related support space that replaced a ten-bed special purpose juvenile hall (net gain of 14 beds). |
| Ventura (#109-98) |
$25,425,981 (F) $15,074,019 (S) |
Constructed a new 420-bed juvenile justice detention/camp facility and related support space (63% paid with federal grant funds and 37% paid with state grant funds). This facility will replaced the current dilapidated 84-bed, 60-year-old Ventura County Juvenile Hall, the 40-bed WERC Camp, the 24-bed CTC Camp, and the 45-bed Colston Camp (net gain of 227 beds). |
| Yolo (#056-00) |
$7,505,619 (F) | Constructed a new 90-bed juvenile hall consisting of three 30-bed housing units. Each unit l contains ten single-occupancy and ten double-occupancy wet rooms and all related support space. This facility replaces a dilapidated 30-bed, 25-year-old Yolo County Juvenile Hall (net gain of 60 beds). |
| Yuba (#077-97) |
$2,698,098 (F) | Constructed a new 48-bed, minimum-security "boot camp" operated by Yuba County under a joint powers agreement with Sutter County. |
| Yuba (#110-98) |
$603,000 (F) | Added 15 beds and related support space to theYuba-Sutter Juvenile Hall. |
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