95 Raywick Road
St. Mary, KY 40063-0010
270-692-9622
Fax: 270-692-1333 Career Information Line: 866-628-9477

Facility Public Information Officer: Brad Adams (Thomas.Adams@correctionscorp.com)

Facility Type: Male, Medium/Minimum-Security, Owned since 1998

Warden: Arvil Chapman

Arvil Chapman was named warden of Marion Adjustment Center in March 2006. He most recently served as warden of CCA's Hernando County Jail in Brooksville, Florida since November 2005. Before beginning his career with CCA, Warden Chapman served in the United States Navy as a correctional specialist from 1983 to 1993. He thereafter joined CCA as a correctional officer at South Central Correctional Facility in Clifton, Tennessee, where he promoted from senior correctional officer, to captain, and finally to unit manager. In 2002, Chapman was promoted to assistant warden of Tall Trees and Shelby Training Center in Memphis, Tennessee. In 2004, Chapman transferred to Marion Adjustment Center, where he served for over a year as assistant warden before his Hernando County Jail appointment.

Total beds: 826

Customer base: Kentucky Department of Corrections

ACA Accreditation: Yes

Marion Adjustment Center is located seven miles from Lebanon, Kentucky. Lebanon, the county seat of Marion County, is located three miles southeast of the geographic center of the state of Kentucky. Lebanon, with an estimated 2004 population of 5,884, is located 62 miles southwest of Lexington, Ky. and 71 miles southeast of Louiseville, Ky. Marion County has an estimated 2004 population of 18,728. Marion County firms employed 4,800 people in 1997 which has since increased. US-68 and Kentucky-55, both AAA-rated trucking highways directly serve Lebanon. The Lebanon/Springfield airport maintains a paved 4,000 foot runway for small aircrafts to access the area. Additionally, there are 20 institutions of higher learning located within 60 miles of Lebanon.

Community Relations: Mr. Abell Thomas - Retired Jailer and County Judge; Ms. Stevie Daugherty - Editor, Lebanon Enterprise; Mr. Bill Pickerill, Pickerill Motor Company; Mr. Frank Cardenas - Retired Employee; Mr. Dan Lawson - Local Businessman; Mr. Tom Lund - Director, Marion County Economic Development Office; Mr. Ted Shockency, Shockency Catering; State Senator Dan Kelly; Mr. Pat Mattingly, Pat's Pharmacy; Mr. Frank Peterson - Farmer; Mr. David Winebrenner - Financial Consultant; Mayor Gary Crenshaw; Ms. Kathy Thompson - Retired Businesswoman; State Representative Jimmy Higdon; Mr. Mike Huff - Retired Assistant Warden; Mr. John G. Mattingly - County Judge Executive; Ms. Caroline Mudd - Retired Warden; Mr. Jimmy Mudd - Marion County Water Company; Ms. Carol Kirkland - Marion County Sheriff; Mr. John Brady - Principal; Mr. George Spragens - Bank President; Ms. Becky Edlin - General Manager, Hampton Inn; Mr. Keith Brock - Solid Waste; Mr. Roger Marcum - Superintendent; Mr. John Thomas - Lebanon Water Company; Mr. John Thomas - City Administrator; Mr. Will Knight - State Monitor; Mr. Charles Helm - Raywick Fire Chief; Mr. Shelton Young - Police Chief; Mr. Roger Smothers - Magistrate; Mr. Steve Masterson - Magistrate; Mr. Barry Brady - Jailer; Mr. Larry Caldwell - Magistrate; Mr. John A. Elder - Magistrate; Mr. Jackie Wicker - Magistrate

Community Activities: MAC supports several local organizations: Marion County Country Ham Days Lions Club Knights of Columbus Marion County Safe Community Coalition American Cancer Society's Relay for Life and Tell a Friend Centre Square Restoration Project Chamber of Commerce Red Cross Bloodmobile Kentucky Railway Museum Bradfordsville Community Project City of Lebanon City Reservoir Kiwanis Club Boy Scouts of America St. Joe Community Center Volunteer Fire Fighters Adopt-A-Highway Leadership Lebanon/Marion County

Programs Offered: Substance Abuse Programs including Alcoholics Anonymous, Narcotics Anonymous; Academic Programs; College Courses; Vocational Programs; Life Skills Programs such as Anger Management, Human Kindness Organization; Pre-Release Program

Visitation Schedule: Visits are scheduled on an ODD/EVEN number system for minimum and straight for medium. Inmates will be allowed the opportunity to visit a minimum of eight (8) hours per calendar month. Visiting hours are 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. The basic schedule for visitation, depending on your institutional number, is Saturday, Sunday, and designated holidays. Visitation is conducted on Fridays from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Visits may be terminated as room is required for other visits. Each visitor must Sign-In prior to entering the Visitation Area using Form 16-2A, Visitation Sign-In Sheet.

Awards: Chamber Member of the Year Award MAC's 20 Year Anniversary American Correctional Association Member Certified Tree Farm with the U.S. Department of Agriculture 100% rating on Mandatory and Non-Mandatory Standards 2007 and 2004 ACA audit

Tour Contact: Brad Adams, Public Information Officer [270-692-9622, ext. 4075]