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Getting to Know the Missouri Department of Corrections

​Facts & Figures

Missouri  houses approximately 32,000 inmates in 21 state prison facilities. Download a map of those prison facilities (PDF). The area served by the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph includes 6 of the state facilities. Two federal facilities are located just 50 miles from downtown KC in the neighboring state of Kansas. In addition, numerous counties and municipalities have jails. 

View the most recent MDOC Annual Report (PDF)

Prison Overview (from MO Dept. Corrections website)

Classification within the system depends upon the seriousness of the crime, the willingness of the inmate to obey rules and regulations and the perceived potential for escape. Prison administration provides appropriately secure facilities in three main inmate custody levels:

Minimum Security
Inmates with only misdemeanor convictions are housed in minimum security, and felons may be promoted to minimum security during routine reviews if considered appropriate.

Medium Security
Prisons have all programs and activities operating within the unit. Programs include academic and vocational education, substance abuse treatment, psychological and other counseling programs and varied work assignments. When working outside the prison, inmates are under the supervision of armed personnel.

Maximum Security
Basic education, counseling and work programs are available to inmates in Maximum Security.
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Correctional Centers in within the Boundaries of The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph

  • CCC - Chillicothe Correctional Center, Chillicothe MO (Minimum, Medium, Maximum)
  • CRCC - Crossroads Correctional Center, Cameron MO (Maximum, Medium)
  • KCCRC - Kansas City Community Reentry Center, Kansas City MO (Minimum)
  • MTC - Maryville Treatment Center, Maryville MO (Minimum)
  • WMCC - Western Missouri Correctional Center, Cameron MO (Medium, Minimum)
  • WRDCC - Western Reception Diagnostic Correctional Center, St. Joseph MO (Minimum, Reception)
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  • HOME
    • Catholic News & Current Events
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  • PASTORAL CARE
    • BCIT (African-American Apostolate)
    • CRS - (Food Security & Global Trade) >
      • CRS Rice Bowl Campaign
      • CRS Emergency Response
      • CRS Ethical Trade
    • Faith in Action (KofC)
    • "MAX" -- (Prison & Jail)
    • "VIA" -- (Immigration & Refugee)
    • "Life & Justice" -- (Stewardship)
    • Pastoral Partners >
      • A Simple House -- (Poverty & Evangelization)
      • Catholic Charities - KC-StJ
      • Catholic Mobilizing Network (Death Penalty)
      • Cristo Rey High School -- (Student Internships)
      • F.I.R.E. -- (Catholic Education & Special Needs)
      • Franciscan Mission Warehouse -- (Global Health Care)
      • Holy Rosary Credit Union -- (Small Dollar Loans)
      • Jerusalem Farm -- (Sustainable Living & Home Repairs)
      • Knights of Columbus
      • Morning Glory Ministries -- (Serving the Homeless)
      • NWMEF (Rural Economic Development)
      • Unbound -- (Global Human Development)
  • EDUCATION
    • Death Penalty
    • Human Trafficking
    • Immigrants & Refugees
    • Racism
    • Rural Life & Stewardship of Creation
    • Papal Encyclicals & Church Documents
    • Additional CST Sites >
      • Acton Institute -- Learning
      • CAPP-USA -- Contemporary Issues
      • Society of Catholic Social Scientists (SCSS)
      • USCCB - Issues & Action
  • PARISH MINISTRIES
    • Committees & Toolkits >
      • Parish Coordinator Sign-Up
    • Priests & Pastoral Leaders
    • Prayer & Liturgy
  • PUBLIC POLICY
    • Contacting Elected Officials
    • Human Rights Advocacy Organizations
  • RESOURCES
    • Criminal & Restorative Justice
    • Death Penalty
    • Human Trafficking
    • Immigrants & Refugees >
      • Emergency Planning
    • Mental Illness
    • Racism
    • Religious Liberty & Conscience Protection >
      • USCCB Religious Freedom Week
    • Rural Life & Stewardship of Creation
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