Adult Corrections: Tompkins Rehabilitation and Corrections Center

Facility At-A-Glance

Mission Statement:

The mission of the Tompkins Rehabilitation and Corrections Center (TRCC) is to provide diagnosis and treatment services to assist chemically dependent individuals in achieving meaningful and lasting sobriety in their lives.

History:

The Tompkins Rehabilitation and Corrections Center is a Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation funded program at the North Dakota State Hospital. Its 90 beds are organized on three wards designated as follows:

Tompkins Rehabilitation and Corrections Center Residential Rehab/Intensive Outpatient

• TRCU (30 beds)
• CRRP (30 beds)
• TASC (30 beds)

THE RESIDENT POPULATION

The Resident population of TRCC consists of adult men and women (18 years or older). On TRCC, the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation refer residents as part of the contracted programs.

The typical TRCC Resident has a DSM-IV diagnosis of alcohol or other drug dependence and meets the DOCR/State Hospital criteria for the corrections programs as follows:

1. Legal charges related to substance abuse.
2. A non-violent criminal history and no incident of injury/accident resulting in death.
3. Medically and psychiatrically stable.

DOCR EMPLOYEES at TRCC:

Deputy Director of Transitional Facilities: Colby Braun

Cell Phone: (701) 204-2286

Office Phone: (701) 328-6661

Program Manager: Chad Hoornaert

Cell Phone: (701) 320-7738

Office Phone: (701) 253-3755

Case Manager: Dan Everson

Cell Phone: (701) 320-7291

Office Phone: (701) 253-3752

Case Manger: Becky Whitney

Cell Phone: (701) 320-7253

Office Phone: (701) 253-3765

Case Manager: Eric Hassabrock

Cell Phone: 701-320-1026

Office Phone: 701-253-3215

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