NDCS Reception and Treatment Center

The Nebraska Department of Correctional Services (NDCS) is a state agency responsible for operating nine prisons in five communities in Nebraska. With a mission to "Keep people safe," NDCS employs approximately 2,300 team members in various job classifications and has a national reputation for its innovative approach to reentry and rehabilitation. NDCS focuses on providing safe and secure facilities while also prioritizing the well-being of team members, visitors, and volunteers. The agency offers a range of programs and services aimed at promoting rehabilitation, including clinical treatment, education programs, vocational training, and pro-social activities. With a commitment to reentry services and social work support, NDCS strives to transform lives and contribute to safe communities.Generated from the website

The Lincoln Correctional Center, founded in 1979, is a custody facility for adult males. Each of its housing units serves mentally ill and developmentally impaired inmates. The center offers inpatient program for sex offenders. The Lincoln Correctional Center administers the English as a Second Language program. The center provides academic education programs in reading and mathematics. It offers college level courses and opportunities to participate in several wood shop activities. In addition, the center provides substance abuse nonresidential treatment services that include assistance with stress, violence and lifestyle for inmates. The Lincoln Correctional Center is a part of the Nebraska Department of Correctional Services, which operates the Omaha Correctional Center and the Diagnostic and Evaluation Center.