Community corrections kalamazoo

Kalamazoo County jail inmates are considered to be less dangerous than inmates in Michigan prisons; hence county jails are less secure than state prisons.
County jails are usually overcrowded as a result of their design for short-term confinement.
If they are behind bars, you could be curious about finding a loved one.

In general, community corrections programs are designed to supervise offenders in a local community.
Originally referring to probationers and parolees, community corrections now places an emphasis on offenders released into the community, after arrest and charging, while awaiting trial (pre-trial).

Kalamazoo County believes strongly in the importance of prison prevention - keeping offenders in the local community, coordinating community support systems, and helping them to re-engage pro-social behavior, and Kalamazoo County’s Office of Community Corrections (OCC) supervises criminal offenders who remain in our local community.

Kalamazoo County believes strongly in the importance of prison prevention - keeping offenders in the local community, coordinating community support systems, and helping them to re-engage pro-social behavior, and Kalamazoo County’s Office of Community Corrections (OCC) supervises criminal offenders who remain in our local community

Kalamazoo County Jail serves Kalamazoo and other cities in the Kalamazoo County areas

Both males and females, from age 16 and up, are incarcerated at this facility

If you know someone in Kalamazoo County Jail, here is where you can find information regarding phone calls, commissary, and visiting hours

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