Stark Regional Community Correction Center (SRCCC)
Stark Regional Community Correction Center (SRCCC)
Serving Holmes, Stark, Tuscarawas and Wayne Counties
Our Mission
The Stark Regional Community Correction Center is a community-based correctional facility which provides a cost-effective criminal sanction for eligible adult felons sentenced by the Common Pleas Courts of Holmes, Stark, Tuscarawas, and Wayne Counties. The Stark Regional Community Correction Center is committed to providing high-quality treatment and habilitation services in a highly-structured, safe and secure manner.
Upcoming Facility Governing Board Meeting
Wednesday, June 18, 2025 at 2:00 pm
American Correctional Association Accredited
Congratulations to Former SRCCC Residents, MacKenzie B. and Teressa S.!
We are proud to recognize two former SRCCC residents, MacKenzie B. and Teressa S., whose original poems were selected for publication in the 27th edition of Beginnings, an annual writing series that showcases adult student work. Beginnings is published in collaboration with the Ohio Literacy Resource Center at Kent State University and has celebrated
Jess Friel | NAMI Advocate of the Year
Today was a special day for Jess, as she was awarded the NAMI Award for Advocate of the Year. This prestigious honor is awarded across the entire county and recognizes exceptional dedication and advocacy in the field of mental health. Jess’s commitment to her work, her compassion for her clients, and her relentless
SRCCC Philosophy Statement
The philosophy of the Stark Regional Community Correction Center is that each individual deserves the opportunity to change toward a more satisfying and socially acceptable lifestyle which is consistent with the public safety and which considers the harm done to victims and the community. While offering this opportunity for change, the Stark Regional Community Correction Center expects individuals to be responsible for the consequences of their attitudes and actions.
SRCCC Residents move from intake to release through a total of four (4) phases (Orientation/Orange, Life Skills/Purple, Community Transition/Gray, Pre-Release/Green).
Progression through these phases, are impacted by positive interaction, program attendance and engagement, positive behavior and compliance with facility rules and expectations. Privileges increase as each phase is completed.
