Anthony P. Travisono Intake Service Center

Carole Dwyer, Warden

The Anthony P. Travisono Intake Service Center (ISC) is a maximum security facility which serves as Rhode Island’s jail for male offenders. Rhode Island is one of six states that have unified systems, incorporating the jail and state prison into one department.

The south wing of the facility was constructed in 1982, while the north wing was constructed in 1992.

Inmates housed at the ISC fall into several categories: pretrial detainees, newly sentenced inmates who are awaiting classification to other facilities and sentenced protective custody.

The ISC has a total inmate bed capacity of 1,148. The length of time an inmate remains housed in awaiting trial status at the ISC is approximately 27 days; this translates into a constant turnover of the inmate population. The facility processes approximately 706 commitments per month. An average of approximately 50 inmates are sent to court daily from intake, and approximately 20 inmates per week are processed and transferred to other facilities within the Department of Corrections’ Adult Correctional Institutions.

The facility was renamed the Anthony P. Travisono Intake Service Center April 22, 2010

• Opened: 1982
• Expanded: 1992
• Renovated: 1995
• Average Facility Population: 810 (FY23)
• Operational Capacity: 1,120 (FY22)
• Annual Cost per Offender: $88,282

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