Eyman

Overview

The Eyman Complex has the capacity to house 7222 residents. This complex has 2 maximum security units, 1 high custody unit and 3 medium sex offender units. Eyman has 2 Wildland fire crews, a K-9 team consisting of 11 dual purpose dogs and 3 tracking hounds.

Programs

Work Crews

Arizona Correctional Industries (ACI) which includes: producing Arizona State License Plates, Bakery (all bake goods for all of ADCRR), Metal Fabrication, Wood (office furniture) and Powder Coating (paint) Shops.

Intergovernmental Agreement assignments: Wild land Fire Crew, Healthy Forrest Initiative and Abatement crew

Onsite work crews consist of food service, landscaping, building maintenance, paint crews, floor crews, kitchen sanitation, and general labor crews for upkeep and maintenance of each facility. The Cook Unit provides building maintenance, porters, and a food service work crews for the Special Management Unit 1 (S.M.U.1) and Meadows Unit provides Browning Unit their work crews.

Education

Many residents earn their General Equivalency Diploma (GED) while incarcerated. Other programs include Mandated Adult Education, Special Education (SPED) Test of Adult Basic Education (TABE). Work-Based Education (WBE) programs in conjunction with Central Arizona College which include: Welding, Building Construction Technology, Industrial Food Prep, and Heating/AC Refrigeration certification. Residents may work towards continued education while utilizing their assigned tablet and in cooperation with Ashland University or complete self-study programs through Education Television (ETV).

Treatment & Self-Improvement Programs

Social Accountability Guidance and Education Program (S.A.G.E) led by a Therapist

Recovery Support Specialist (R.S.S.) led by a Therapist

Resource Employment Development (R.E.D.) Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES) and the Arizona Department of Corrections Rehabilitation and Reentry (ADCRR) partnered to bring comprehensive services to residents who were nearing release from prison and likely to recidivate.

Narcotics Anonymous (NA) (Available in English & Spanish), led by an outside volunteer

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) (Available in English & Spanish), led by an outside volunteer

Courage to Change; Reentry, and Changing Offender Behavior, Cultural Diversity, Cognitive Restructuring which prepares residents for reentry through training in a variety of life skills, are all led by a Programs COIII.