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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1963

Page

5

Vermont Considers New Intermediate Prison for Youth Offenders

A pending Vermont bill seeks a $3.5 million intermediate-medium security facility for 16 to 26 year olds. The proposal, drafted by Clarence B. Litchfield, faces funding hurdles and uncertain passage in Montpelier as Windsor and Vergennes inmates age profile grows.

Vermont Vergennes Windsor Daulton Mann R-Peru State Board of Institutions General Assembly Lee Emerson Widmor Joseph B. Johnson National Probation and Parole Association of New York National Council On Crime and Delinquency Clarence B. Litchfield Department of Institutions and Board of Institutions Montpelier

Vermont Windsor prison shown as old max security facility

An in-depth look at Vermont's Windsor State Prison and House of Correction, the nation’s oldest operating facility, highlights minimal rehabilitation efforts, cramped cells, aging infrastructure, and a farm program with low walkaway risk. The piece notes limited funding, lack of classification, and efforts to add evening activities as reform plans unfold.

Vermont Windsor Robert G. Smith Vermont State Prison House of Correction Smith

Vermont debated intermediate institution faces critic Benedict

The Vermont plan to build an eight building rehabilitative complex meets opposition from Dr. Paul Benedict a New York psychiatrist who criticizes the project in letters and an interview He has not consulted Vermont officials or prison staff and overlooks the scale and aims of the proposal urging a model like Highfields for a large youth population

Vermont Paul K. Benedict New York Banner Dr. Benedict Department of Institutions Smith Windsor State Prison Benedict Highfields Lindberg Es Windsor

New Correctional Complex Aims to Centralize State Facilities

The plan outlines an eight-building intermediate institution at Windsor on a 1 acre security site with a 5 acre athletic field and future wings. It would house reception, open, honor, and mental health units plus a chapel, administration, and a large education center.

Rutland Windsor Litchfield Smith Springfield Ascutney Hartland

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