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144: 128: 550:: On January 29, 2011, Officer Jayme Biendl was strangled to death with an amplifying cord by an inmate within prison walls. Inmate Byron Scherf was accused of the murder. Officer Biendl had repeatedly filed work orders for additional security measures to her supervisors which went unanswered. Inmate Byron Scherf was found guilty of the murder of Officer Biendl and sentenced to death. However, when Governor Jay Inslee was elected into office he placed a moratorium in favor of on all inmates on death row. 453:. WSR has a capacity of approximately 720, and houses minimum, medium, and maximum custody inmates. There are also extended family visit trailers for family style visits with immediate relatives, available to the entire Monroe complex. WSR also has an inpatient hospital on the 4th floor that is classified as Maximum security even though the rest of the facility is medium, which classifies WSRU as a (Maximum Security) rating for DOC's transport rating System. The 4th floor hospital is also used by other 681: 1094: 530:, the Monroe complex had eleven positive cases—five staff and six inmates in the same minimum security unit. Over 100 prisoners at the complex rioted on April 8 in response to the outbreak, but were broken up by corrections officers using crowd control tactics and an evacuation of housing units. The following day, Governor Inslee announced plans to release nonviolent offenders and at-risk inmates to lower the risk of infection. 693: 24: 151: 544:: Power Plant Engineer died on April 26, 1951, at the Washington State Reformatory. Marshall was working as a night shift engineer at the facility when two inmates wounded him during an escape attempt. Both inmates, Robert R. Johnson and Luther J. Moore, were found guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced to life in prison for the murder. 487:, the Special Offender Unit houses Mentally Ill Offenders, and has a 400-bed capacity. Security Levels are Maximum, Close, Medium and Minimum. The SOU is unique in that it also employed Psychology Doctors to assess and treat mentally ill Offenders as part of its base operation unlike other facilities. 510:
Opened in 2007, the IMU being Violator Unit and Intensive Management System (IMS) has a capacity of 200+, 100+ of that being designated for probation violators. The IMS houses Offenders that are difficult to manage or are a threat to others. IMS has extremely controlled movement where as the Violator
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support specialist, and inmates can earn a GED while incarcerated. An independent non-profit, University Beyond Bars (UBB), offers college courses as a volunteer organization, and some people incarcerated at MCC have earned associate degrees despite the prohibition of state funding for post-secondary
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Opened in 1997, the Minimum Security Unit has a capacity of 470. The MSU has a program housing Mentally Ill Offenders that allows them to transfer to minimum from other security levels. This program is the only one in the state. MSU houses Offenders with less than 4 years to serve.
497:, the Twin Rivers Unit was opened in 1984. With a population capacity of 800, TRU houses both minimum and medium security levels. The Washington State Sex Offender Treatment and Assessment Program is located at TRU, and those participating in the program are housed there. 523:. The next facility opened was the Special Offender Unit in 1980. In 1984 the Twin Rivers Corrections Center was opened. It is now known as the Twin Rivers Unit. In 1997 the Minimum Security Unit was opened. In 2007 the Intensive management unit was opened. 556:: 65 years of age, died on May 17, 2020 from complications related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Officer Morse was a 16-year veteran of the Department, most all of which was served at the Monroe Correctional Complex. 1221: 1060: 649: 1082: 1231: 860: 946: 654: 527: 143: 877: 184: 41: 1098: 380: 267: 1075: 1154: 1216: 1068: 1034: 423:, a license tab shop, and the panel program. Class I industries were once housed at MCC, but were eliminated in July 2004 as a result of a 88: 60: 1055: 1144: 1113: 107: 67: 1185: 664: 519:
The Washington State Reformatory opened in 1910, making it the second oldest operational prison in Washington state, behind the
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Class II and III jobs are located within MCC. Class III jobs provide essential services to the facility such as maintenance,
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Michael Tarbert, Spokane murderer known for killing 12-year-old Rebecca West and 11-year-old Nicki Wood in 1991.
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unit is treated as Minimum to medium security where violators can move in their respective areas
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Brian Bassett, McCleary murderer known for killing his parents and younger brother in 1995.
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The Monroe Correctional Complex has experienced 3 Line of Duty Deaths while operational.
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Level 2 (Minimum 2), Level 3 (Minimum 3, Medium), Level 4 (Close), Level 5 (Maximum, ITU)
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decision that held that inmates cannot be employed by private commercial enterprises.
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Guy Rasmussen, Lakewood murderer known for killing 9-year-old Cindy Allinger in 1996.
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David Dodge, Stanwood murderer known for killing 12-year-old Ashley Jones in 1997.
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The original prison at the site; construction began in 1907 with inmates from the
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Terence "Terry" Weaver, Blaine murderer known for killing Kelli Scott in 1996.
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and completed in 1910. WSR is the second oldest prison in the state, only to
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counselors at MCC, in addition to a wide range of paid and volunteer staff.
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Above facilities are male-only unless noted by ♀(female) or ♂♀ (unisex)
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Cornfield, Jerry; Hutton, Caleb; Bryan, Zachariah (April 9, 2020).
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to state agencies and other tax-supported entities. These include
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Opened in 1980 as Special Offender Center (SOC) under Gov.
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Buildings and structures in Snohomish County, Washington
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MCC page at Washington Department of Corrections website
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Sunde, Scott; Staff, Seattlepi com (August 24, 2012).
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Vocational classes offered at MCC include printing,
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Monroe Correctional Complex is located in Washington (state)
Monroe
Coordinates
47°50′37″N 122°0′7″W / 47.84361°N 122.00194°W / 47.84361; -122.00194
Washington State Department of Corrections
Governor
Jay Inslee
Monroe
Snohomish County
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Washington State Department of Corrections
Monroe, Washington
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