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Landry/French begins 21,500 s/f MDOC women’s re-entry facility

Maine Department of Corrections (MDOC) women’s re-entry facility - Windham, ME Maine Department of Corrections (MDOC) women’s re-entry facility - Windham, ME

Windham, ME   Landry/French Construction Co. broke ground on the new Maine Department of Corrections (MDOC) women’s re-entry facility.

The 21,500 s/f, 72-bed facility is being built on the undeveloped eastern side of a 108-acre, MDOC-owned parcel that already houses one other correctional facility along River Rd. The project includes a range of housing levels across three medium-security units, a 40-space parking lot, new driveways and drop-off areas, a delivery loop, new sidewalks and the extension of existing utilities. The facility will also offer more rehabilitative programs and assisted-living beds for aging inmates. It will replace the 64-bed Southern Maine re-entry in Alfred, which the department currently leases.

The new facility was designed by SMRT.

The project is expected to be completed in early 2017.

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