Offenders typically have shorter sentences than level 3 offenders. These facilities have a moderately high degree of security measures. Housing is celled space. Typically more aggressive offenders than level 1 and 2, could be serving longer sentences and have a long criminal history. These facilities have very restrictive security measures.
Housing is celled space.
Level 4 offenders typically have been convicted of violent or weapons-based offenses. These offenders require close supervision and tight security to minimize risk to the public, staff and other offenders. Housing is celled space. Offenders in this category are assigned based on conduct histories at other DOC facilities. This component is operated out of the residential facility.