| Item | Information |
|---|---|
| Unit Address and Phone Number | 2665 Prision Road #1 Lovelady, Texas 75851 (936) 636-7321 (ext.009) |
| Unit Location | Thirteen (13) miles west of Trinity on FM 230 in Houston County |
| Senior Warden | David Sweetin |
| Regional Director | Robert Treon, Region I |
| CI Division Deputy Director | Rodney Cooper |
| Date Unit Established or On Line | April 1917 |
| Total Employees | 593 |
| Security Employees | 441 |
| Non-Security Employees | 112 |
| Windham Education Employees | 11 |
| Contract Medical and Psychiatric Employees | Medical = 27 ; Psychiatric = 2 |
| Offender Gender | Male |
| Maximum Capacity | Unit: 2,153, Trusty Camp: 321 |
| Custody Levels Housed | G1 – G5, Administrative Segregation , Outside Trusty |
| Approximate Acreage | 12,789 |
| Agricultural Operations | Cow/Calf and Heifer Development Operations, Egg Laying Operation, Farm Shop, Feedmill and Grain Storage, Edible and Field Crops, Security Horses/Dogs, Swine Farrowing/Nursery/Finishing Operations |
| Manufacturing and Logistics Op. | Garment Factory |
| Facility Operations | Unit Maintenance |
| Additional Operations | None |
| Medical Capabilities | Ambulatory medical, dental and mental health services. Digital Medical Services (DMS) electronic specialty clinics. Managed by UTMB. |
| Special Treatment Programs | None |
| Educational Programs | Literacy, Special Education, CHANGES/Pre-Release, Cognitive Intervention, Life Matters, Project RIO |
| Career and Technology Programs | Auto Specialization (Engine Performance) |
| Lee College Vocational | Food Service Preparation |
| Additional Programs/Services | Faith-Based Dormitory, Adult Education Program (upon availability), Crime Stoppers |
| Community Work Projects | Services provided to city agencies and local school districts. |
| Volunteer Initiatives | Literacy/Education, Employment/Job Skills, Substance Abuse Education, Life Skills, Parent Training, Support Groups, Religious/Faith Based, Housing |
For more information on the Eastham Unit and other prisons in the state of Texas, visit the online prison directory at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
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