Correctional Facility

 

Craig A. Lowe Warden	Jonathan J. Romance Assistant Warden	Robert E. McLaughlin Assistant Warden

 

COVID-19 Update

02.25.21 - There are zero positive COVID-19 cases among
inmates and staff at the Pike County Correctional Facility.
Since the beginning of the pandemic,
2 inmates have died.

All inmates are tested for COVID-19 and quarantined for 14 days
before they are moved into population.

The Pike County Correctional Facility provides consistent, quality, and compassionate care of inmates. Read More.

Download the 2020 PCCF Newsletter

Prison Board

Pike County Sheriff Kerry Welsh, President
Pike County Commissioner Matthew M. Osterberg, Vice President
Pike County Commissioner Ronald R Schmalzle
Pike County Commissioner Steve Guccini
President Judge Honorable Gregory H. Chelak
District Attorney Raymond J. Tonkin
Prison Board Solicitor Thomas Farley

 

About the Facility

The Pike County Correctional Facility was built in 1995. It is a 87,800 square foot, non-smoking Facility, situated on 268 acres in Blooming Grove Township. Our direct supervision 375 bed Facility houses both male and female offenders. Educational, religious, and rehabilitative programs are provided to assist offenders in reintegrating into society. During their incarceration, female offenders have the opportunity to participate in the H.O.P.E. Program (Helping Offenders Promote Excellence). The A.R.R.O.W. Program (Actively Reducing Recidivism Opens Windows) offers qualified male Pike County offenders the opportunity to change their lives through intensive rehabilitative programming. Upon successful completion, eligible offenders may graduate to the C.O.R.E. Program (Correctional Offenders Reintegrating Effectively) where they will continue their rehabilitative efforts by learning new skills through community service. The M.O.R.E. Program (Motivating Offenders to Reintegrate Effectively) is available to all male offenders interested in making positive changes in their life. The Pike County Correctional Facility is working together to ensure that our community is safer for everyone.

The Pike County Correctional Facility maintains a zero tolerance policy regarding institutional sexual harassment, assault or abuse. Policy and procedures to address issues of this nature have been developed and implemented in accordance with the Federal Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) Standards.

Employees and inmates' families may report incidents via email to tschweyer pikepa.org or jromance@pikepa.org or mail to:

PREA Coordinator
175 Pike County Blvd.
Lords Valley, Pa 18428

 

 

 

Inmate Information
	To deposit funds into an inmate/ detainee’s inmate trust account and commissary, use www.accesscorrections.com. Access Corrections Telephone Number is 1-866-345-1884.
Kiosk Machine	Located in lobby for cash or credit cards deposits to the Inmate / Detainee Account
Inmate Address	(Inmate Name) Pike County Correctional Facility 175 Pike County Blvd. Lords Valley, PA 18428