An existing Whiterock Unit home, W-6, was remodeled to house 16 residents. Extensive renovation was required in the bedrooms, bathroom, and the dining area. A kitchen was added so W-6 residents could engage in modified family style dining on the home. It is furnished and decorated in a normalized manner. Security measures on the home include locking security window screens, window alarms, and self-locking doors.
Security devices are relatively unobtrusive yet have proven effective.
In November 1997, W-5 was modified to provide increased security, and doubled the unit's capacity to serve developmentally disabled adult offenders. W-2 residents are allowed more independent movement and privileges. Currently five job coaches work with this population to train job skills that include job-seeking, completing applications and interviewing. Two job coaches supervise the woodshop operation. Campus greenhouses were provided for training individuals to raise plants for landscaping.