St Croix Correctional Center

The St. Croix Correctional Center is a minimum-security facility located in New Richmond, Wisconsin, operated by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections. As a minimum-security institution, the center is designed to house adult male offenders who are nearing the end of their sentences or who have been classified as posing a lower risk to public safety. The facility emphasizes a transitional environment, focusing on preparing inmates for successful reintegration into their communities through structured supervision and rehabilitative programming.

The center’s mission is centered on public safety, accountability, and the development of pro-social skills. Inmates at the facility are typically involved in work assignments, which may include community service projects or institutional labor, to help build a strong work ethic and provide practical experience. By prioritizing programming that addresses educational needs and behavioral stability, the St. Croix Correctional Center serves as a vital bridge between incarceration and supervised release, helping individuals develop the tools necessary to lead productive, law-abiding lives upon their return to society.