Federal Bureau of Prisons

Grants Community Relations Meetings: Ms. Helen Dayan- NM Department of Labor; Mr. Donald Jaramillo- Cibola County Beacon; Dr. Martin Parks- NMSU, Grants Branch; Ms. Mary Jaramillo- Barraza-Grants Probation/Parole; Mr. George Tapia (Warden), Ms. Kathy Elkins- Western NM Correctional Facility; Mr. Manuel Lujan- Cibola County Sheriff; Mayor Ron Ortiz- City of Grants; Mr. Joe Williams, Ms. Erma Sedillo, Ms. Irma Lucero, Ms. Melissa Ortiz, Ms. Louise Sanchez (Compliance), Mr. Tim LeMaster- NM Corrections Department; Mr. Marty Vigil- Grants Chief of Police; Mayor Tom Ortega- Village of Milan; Mr. Derek Underhill- KD Radio; Ms. Angie Vachio- Director, Peanut Butter & Jelly Program for incarcerated moms and their kids; Mr. Andrew Valencia- Grants Fire Chief; Lt. Darren Soland- NM State Police; Mr. Bill Snodgrass- Warden, NMWCF; Ms. Jamie Holton- Grants State Bank; Ms. Kristina Faught- Hollar-Assistant District Attorney; Ms. Mary Jo Vandiver- Juvenile Probation and Parole; Mr. Stan Clark- CCA-NMWCF; Mr. Elmer Bustos- Adult Prisons Division; Ms. Amy Pearson- Probation/Parole; Ms. Carmen Morin- Grants Mainstreet Project, Inc.; Mr. Charlie Wicklund- Forestry Division; Mr. Steve Bell- COTA Director, NMSU-Grants Milan Community Relations Meetings: Mr. George Hanosh- State Representative; Mr. David Ulibarri- State Senator; Mr. Tom Ortega- Mayor, Milan; Mr. Manuel Molina- Mayor pro-temp; Ms. Vivian Brumbelow- City Trustee; Mr. George Knotts- City Trustee; Ms. Ellen Baca- City Trustee; Chief Jerry Stephens- Cheif of Police; Ms. Marcella Sandoval- Village Manager; Mr. Bruce Boynton- Attorney at Law; Sheriff Johnny Valdez- Cibola County Sheriff; Mr. Pete Kassetas- New Mexico State Police Department; Mr. Ron Ortiz- Milan Super Mart; Chief Keith Austin- Milan Fire Chief; Mr. Tony Michael- Attorney at Law; Mr. Ken Martinez- State Representative; Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Norma Meech- C&E Concrete; Mr. Jim Maniaci- Gallup Independent; Ms. Ilene Haluska- Cibola Beacon

Cibola County Correctional Center executive staff participates in the Monthly Community Relations Committee meetings. Members of the staff dedicate their time to the local volunteer fire department, police and sheriff's departments, local churches, Casas por Cristo, Walk for Life activities for cancer fund-raising and awareness, and other charitable organizations in and around the community. The Cibola County Correctional Center assists the City of Grants and Cibola County in preparation for the annual Fire and Ice Bike Rally, and often provides additional volunteer security duties for special events such as the Moving Vietnam Memorial Wall in 2004.

EDUCATIONAL: English as a Second Language (ESL), General Education Development (GED) studies and testing, college-level courses and Primeria, Secundaria, Prepatoria and Universitad courses for inmates who will return to their native country of Mexico VOCATIONAL: including Horticulture, Barbering and Food Services Courses LIFE SKILLS: including Anger Management, Parenting Skills and Checkbook & Finance Maintenance Faith-based Community Program; Drug & Alcohol Abuse Programs; Mental Health Programs

Saturdays, Sundays and holidays: 8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Allowed visits will be a maximum of three and a half hours 1st and 2nd session, unless there has been prior approval from the assistant warden or warden. Segregation will be the same schedule as general population with no restraints.

Visitor Rules and Regulations 1. Cibola County Correctional Center is a smoke-free facility; therefore, there is no smoking in the visiting room, or in any other area of the facility. 2. Inmates and their visitors may embrace and kiss briefly at the beginning of the visit and at the end of the visit. No extended embraces or kisses are permitted. 3. Visitors and inmates may not engage in sexual contact or other behavior that disrupts the orderly operation of the visiting room or that would offend others. 4. Inmate visitors may purchase sodas and food items from the vending machines provided in the visiting room. No other food items may be brought into the visiting room. Food items must be consumed or discarded in the visiting room before leaving. 5. Visitors are not allowed to bring anything into the visiting room with the exception of: A. Maximum of $20 in change for use in the vending machines, and at no time will an inmate be allowed to handle money B. One baby diaper C. 24 oz. of pre-mixed formula, juice, water, etc. in plastic baby bottles or infant cups D. One pacifier All other items, not limited to but including, shopping bags, handbags, food items (including gum) medications, tobacco products, extra diapers, wipes, diaper bags, baby food, serving spoon, change of clothing, purses, and any other property, will be stored in the front lobby lockers. Please be advised that all items will be searched prior to entrance into the facility and the visiting room. CCA Cibola County Correctional Center is not responsible for lost, stolen, or destroyed property stored in the front lobby lockers. 6. Inmates and their visitors are responsible for supervising their children at all times. 7. Inmates are not allowed to give or receive any items in the visiting room except photos and letters. The visiting room officer or shift supervisor must approve this in advance. 8. Visitors are not allowed to wear the following items while in the visiting room: A. Shorts (regardless of length) B. Headgear (except for religious reasons) C. Shower shoes, house slippers or open-toed sandals. D. See-through clothing E. Clothing exposing the mid-section F. Tank tops or halter tops G. Military clothing H. Dresses or skirts that are shorter than 2 inches above the knee I. Hot pants J. Spandex attire K. Jewelry of any kind (rings, watches, etc.) with the exception of one wedding band and earrings must be declared in the visiting room prior to the visit. The above list is not necessarily the only attire that would be considered inappropriate. If the shift supervisor determines that the visitor is not dressed appropriately for the visiting room, the visitor will be denied entrance based on inappropriate dress. 9. Visitors will be allowed to use the restroom in the reception area during visits. They will be subject to search again upon reentry into the visiting room. 10. Visitors are limited to four at one time (excluding children), and all visitors 16 years and older must have a photo I.D., which may include a driver's license, photo identification, or a valid passport. Birth certificates are not considered proper identification. Persons without proper identification will not be permitted to visit.

ALBUQUERQUE: Travel West on I-40 to exit 79 - Grants/Milan; turn Left onto Cibola Loop to end of road into Facility Parking Lot GALLUP: Travel East on I-40 to exit 79 (and follow same as above)