Private bath is only accessible to the occupants of that bedroom.Shared bath is shared with another bedroom of the same gender.Common Bath is located down the hall and shared with floormates.Visiting Regulations: Please read Visiting Information prior to visits.Īll visiting applications must be sent to MCF-Rush City Attn: Visiting Unit, 7600 525th Street, Rush City, MN 55069.University Housing Tab thru menu links. Transportation: Transportation is available through the MTC bus service. The facility is about one mile on the left side of Osgood Ave. All Complex 5 (CX5) restrictive housing and Administrative Control Unit (ACU) Visits must be scheduled 24 hours in advanceĭirections: Take Hwy. Non-Contact Visits for those in restrictive housing and general population individuals with restrictions are on a First Come First Serve basis for scheduled visits. Restrictive housing visits and all "Other Non-Contact" visits: There is no visiting on the following State recognized holidays: Visitors will need to wear a mask at all times.ġ0:30 a.m.Social distancing will be followed at all time.Visitors and inmates will not be allowed to have physical contact at any time.All visits will need to be prescheduled by calling the number above or the Online Scheduling Option link above.COVID Safe Visiting will be limited to a total of 3 visitors.Visits for Complex 5 and ACU will be scheduled through visiting NOT the unit.Visits must be scheduled no less than 24 hours in advance and no more than 10 days in advance.For more information, visit: mn.gov/doc/facilities/oak-park-heights/administrative-control-unit/Īll visits must be scheduled in advance by calling 65 select option 3 then select option 6 OR by using the Online Scheduling Option: Sometimes it is used during pending investigations or when continued presence in the general population could pose a particular safety concern. This type of restricted housing is not disciplinary in nature. The ACU often houses individuals for disciplinary reasons but may also house some who are on Administrative Segregation. MCF-Oak Park Heights has a restricted housing unit that is operated at the highest level of security – the Administrative Control Unit (ACU). Incarcerated individuals at Oak Park Heights participate in highly-structured programming, including mentorship programming, building character, lifer group, food services, restorative justice, institutional janitorial services, painters, and grounds keeping. Oak Park Heights is the site of the consolidated canteen service, operated by MINNCOR Industries and serves all DOC facilities. The New Perspective (the incarcerated newspaper) has been in production since the late 1980's. Inmates have the opportunity to earn certificates in Introduction to Computers and Microsoft Office Systems. Oak Park Heights is also credentialed to offer computer career programming.
Oak Park Heights also has a Mental Health Unit (MHU) designed to assist adult males who have severe mental health needs.Įducational programming includes Adult Basic Education (ABE), including literacy, digital literacy, and General Educational Development (GED) State Adult and High School diploma programs. The facility has a modern medical infirmary designed to handle 24-hour care for all adult males in need of services from the Transitional Care Unit (TCU). Incarcerated individuals at any designated custody could be housed at Oak Park Heights, if they need particular levels of care. Most individuals housed in the facility are designated at either maximum or close custody levels. Oak Park Heights operates at the highest custody level of any facility in the Minnesota DOC system. Up to 473 people can be incarcerated here.
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