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Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program, Deer Lodge County, State Prison
Adult
801 Highway 48PO Box 1389, Anaconda, MT, 59711
Located in Anaconda, Montana, you will see the Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program.
The Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program is a level 3 facility.
What is a level 3 facility?
A level 3 facility is where medium-security classified inmates will be held. As of right now, the Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program only houses female offenders. The Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program can house over 88 offenders.
The female offenders in the Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program will have access to the following programs:
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Adult Basic Education
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Substance Abuse Treatment Programs
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Narcotics Anonymous
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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Re-entry Program
How to Find Someone in Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program
Inmate Records Search
Jail records, court & arrest records, mugshots and even judicial reports
Searching for an inmate in the Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program will require you to search the database that is brought to you by the Montana Department of Corrections.
This database will have the inmate roster for the Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program and other state facilities that is owned by the Federal Department of Corrections.
You can search this roster by:
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Inmate’s Full Name
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DC Number
Sending a Mail/Care Package
Sending mail to the Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program is one privilege that an inmate has. An inmate can receive mail from their loved ones, and they can send mail to their loved ones.
Keep in mind that it may take a few extra days after your mail it to the facility for the inmate to get it. The mail is all opened and thoroughly checked for contraband prior to being distributed to inmates in the Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program.
You are asked to put your return address on every envelope you will send to the Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program.
Sending Money
You got the dreaded phone call that the inmate in Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program needs money from you. You are wondering how in the world are you going to send them money and how much is this going to cost you.
Luckily you, you do not need to leave your house for this. You can handle all of the inmate’s money needs through JPay. JPay is an awesome tool that you will get very familiar with real soon.
You can deposit money using either your credit or debit card. However, using this service is NOT free, you will be charged a fee. The fee will also display before you complete your transaction.
Phone calls
Inmates are permitted to use the phones available to them in the common areas when they have free time. Inmates can make calls home and chat for 15-minute increments.
Inmates will not have privacy on these lines as these lines you.
Visitation
Before you can even think about visiting an inmate in the Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program, you will be required to fill out the following form.
You will be required to wait until the inmate in the Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program tells you that you’ve been approved to visit.
Visitation will be held on Saturdays and Sundays between the hours of 9 am to 3 pm. If you arrive after 2 pm, you will not be permitted to visit.
You can arrive as early as 8:15 am to the Sanction Treatment Assessment and Revocation Transition Program.
Visiting Hours
Directions
Refer the map below to find the driving directions.