TOP 10 Inmate information in Washington

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Larch Corrections Center is a medium-security correctional facility located at 15314 Northeast Dole Valley Road in Yacolt, Washington. The center provides rehabilitation programs and services for adult male offenders to help them reintegrate into society upon release. With a focus on education, vocational training, and mental health services, Larch Corrections Center aims to promote positive behavior change and reduce recidivism rates. The facility also offers substance abuse treatment, counseling, and other support programs to address the root causes of criminal behavior. Larch Corrections Center is committed to fostering a safe and secure environment for both staff and inmates, while also promoting accountability and responsibility.

McCormick Forest Park is a 122-acre natural area located at 10301 Bujacich Road in Gig Harbor, Washington. This park is a popular tourist attraction with over four miles of trails that wind through old-growth Douglas Fir trees and offer stunning views of McCormick Creek. The park is home to abundant wildlife and offers foot, bicycle, and horse trails for visitors to enjoy. The park was established in 1996 when a large section of land was transferred to Pierce County from the Washington State Department of Natural Resources for the purpose of creating a public park. Since then, additional parcels of land have been acquired and added to the park, including 23 acres obtained through a Pierce County Conservation Futures grant.