Offenders live in dorm-style rooms. Organization and Operations Mangum CWC is operated 24 hours a day by trained correctional employees who provide a variety of services. Staff provide for the needs of the offenders by managing limited public resources in an efficient and timely manner. Services provided include medical, dental and eye appointments, legal services, store runs, in-facility recreation activities and any other services an offender may need assistance with. Careful monitoring of offenders is accomplished through counts, roving patrols, random drug and alcohol screening, on-site job checks, work supervisor contracts and other accountability checks.
Food service is provide through a contract vendor.
Services to the Community Mangum CWC offenders provide services to the City of Mangum, Greer County and state agencies residing in this Southwestern Oklahoma community in a variety of ways. Mangum CWC offenders are assigned to the various departments of the City of Mangum, which include street, parks, water and maintenance, city hall, city hospital, New Hope Chemical Dependency Unit, recycle center, police department and the city golf course. Mangum CWC provides a 9 man Department of Transportation crew for the State, along with offenders working for the Department of Human Services. Inmate labor and services are free of charge as a community service. Each year staff and offenders work together with the community to raise funds for child abuse prevention and the Special Olympics.