North Rehabilitation Facility 2002 NE 150th Street, Bldg. The screening process for placement in this facility is strict, and includes a thorough criminal history check by both the King County Department of Adult Detention prior to transport and NRF staff upon arrival. NRF residents must pose no threat to the community, be unlikely to attempt escape, and must be manageable without the use of physical force, restraints or barriers.
Most residents are misdemeanor and traffic offenders.
Additionally, residents must participate in appropriate programs throughout their stay. The computers were purchased with revenues generated from inmate labor through the NRF Jail Industries Project. The LRC is staffed via a collaborative grant project with Shoreline Community College, Continuing Education Department. A state qualified GED examiner is funded by revenues generated from inmate labor through the NRF Jail Industries Project. GED Testing was re-implemented at NRF on September 12, 1997.