Admissions and Orientation

Adult in Custody Orientation

Upon arrival at Coffee Creek Intake Center (CCIC), adults in custody (AICs) are guided through Receiving and Discharge (R&D). During this process, individuals complete a brief medical and mental health evaluation, are photographed and fingerprinted, and are issued a Department of Corrections identification card.

AICs are provided clothing, bedding, hygiene items, and the opportunity to mail out personal property.

Each individual also receives an Intake Packet containing an Intake Handbook, Rules of Prohibited Conduct, and information on available services.

Following R&D, AICs are assigned to a housing unit and scheduled for orientation. During orientation, individuals receive information about assessments, counselor interviews, classes, and daily expectations. AICs are encouraged to take an active and positive role in their incarceration and view it as an opportunity for personal growth.

Orientation is also available to family members and friends of newly incarcerated individuals and is held monthly via Zoom.

Family Orientations are presented in partnership with Citizens United for the Rehabilitation of Errants (CURE) and the Oregon Department of Corrections.

CURE Support Groups are also available for adult family members and friends. These groups provide a safe, confidential, and supportive environment to connect with others who understand.