Custody Level: All Security Levels
Shannon Reimann, CIP Warden
Fax: 952-496-4476
Link to MCF-Shakopee main page
CIP-Shakopee is a minimum security boot camp program mandated by the Legislature in 1992 that allows non-violent individuals who qualify to earn early release. Phase 1 is a six-month, intensive program for up to 48 women who have non-violent drug and property offenses. Programming components include education, critical thinking skills development, chemical dependency programming, and rigorous physical exercise. Phases 2 and 3, supervised release phases, are generally six months in duration and served in the community.
Educational, Vocational, and Restorative Justice Opportunities:
Participants in CIP at Shakopee participate in educational classes and chemical dependency treatment as required by an individual assessment. Participants also engage the youth and other community stakeholders at local schools in the Choices and Change program and other restorative justice endeavors.
In addition, they are afforded the opportunity to take part in vocational learning.
MCF-Shakopee CIP Visiting
CIP Visiting takes place on the first and third Saturday of each month from 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Directions: From Bloomington - Hwy. 169 south to Co. Rd. 15 (also called Marystown) Exit. Turn right off the exit ramp. Go approximately 1 mile. Marystown Road is now called Adams. The facility is located on the corner of Adams and Sixth Avenue. Turn right onto 6th Avenue and take the first entrance into the parking lot, visitor parking is on the left.
Visiting Regulations: Please read Visiting Information prior to visits.
There is no visiting on the following State recognized holidays:
