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Division II - Cook County Jail, Illinois

About

Division II of Cook County Jail serves as a cornerstone in one of the largest unified pre-detention complexes across the United States. Nestled in Chicago, Illinois, this division holds a storied past and fulfills a pivotal function within the Cook County Department of Corrections (CCDOC).

History

  • Constructed in 1955
  • Initially crafted to accommodate 870 persons in confinement
  • Previously a segment of Chicago’s Municipal House of Corrections
  • Handed over to the Sheriff’s Office in 1970
  • Merged with Division I to forge the Cook County Department of Corrections

Facility Details

  • Location: 2700 S. California Ave. Chicago, IL 60608
  • Present capacity: 1,276 individuals
  • Housing configuration: Dormitory-style
  • Security grade: Ranges from minimum to moderate classification
  • Population: General population male detainees

Structure

  • Three separate three-story building dormitories
    • Capacity: 592 individuals
  • A single-story dormitory with two distinct sections
    • Capacity: 684 individuals

Contact Information

Important Departments

Essential Web Pages

Additional Information

  • Functions as part of the wider Cook County Jail system
  • Supervised by the Cook County Sheriff’s Office
  • Operates under the authority of the Cook County Circuit Court
  • Governed by Illinois state rules and statutes, including the Illinois Compiled Statutes

Inmate Services

  • Medical and psychological care
  • Educational offerings
  • Commissary access
  • Spiritual services
  • Recreational opportunities

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