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California Rehabilitation Center (CRC)

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Institution Physical and Mailing Addresses:

Physical Address All Staff Inmates Mail Inmate Money Orders
5th Street & Western
Norco, CA 92860
(951) 737-2683
P.O. Box 1841
Norco, CA 92860-0991
P.O. Box 3535
Norco, CA 92860
P.O. Box 2000
Norco, CA 92860

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Cynthia Y. Tampkins,
Warden


California Rehabilitation Center - Mission Statement

The California Rehabilitation Center is a medium Level II correctional facility with an inmate population consists of felon commitments as well as Civil Addicts. The primary dual goals of CRC are to provide an atmosphere of safety and security to the public, visitors, staff and inmates and to successfully treat and return all civil addict commitments to a useful and productive lifestyle.

The administration at CRC is cognizant of the right and entitlements of all CRC commitments. We fully support and adhere to all guidelines and provisions governing the Developmental Disability Program, Disability Placement Program, and the Correctional Clinical Case Management System.

In addition to staffing, CRC is also responsible for providing 100+ correctional custody personnel to provide medical guarding and transportation services to Patton State Hospital. CRC also provides Fire Suppression, Conservation and Community Service assistance to the public.


California Rehabilitation Center - Values Statement

California Rehabilitation Center is prideful and is committed to maintaining an exemplary value structure. We are inherently responsible for providing safety, security and a realized sense of well being to the public while promoting honesty, integrity and ethical behavior at all times. We practice and value professionalism, excellence and acknowledge our responsibility for the custody, care, supervision and most diligent efforts to rehabilitate and not punish those incarcerated at CRC. We strongly encourage offender programs and serve as a positive role model.