Find CCC No. 2 Status

CCC No. 2 Release Status

Philadelphia Community Corrections Center No. 2 belongs to PA DOC’s Bureau of Community Corrections, Region 1. It is not part of the four-facility PDP State Road jail system. Community corrections is a structured placement connected to state custody, parole, and reentry. A person can live at a center in Philadelphia while remaining under PA DOC authority, so “released from prison” may describe a move out of an SCI without meaning the state sentence or supervision has ended.

Leaving CCC No. 2 is equally specific. It can mark an approved move into the community, a transfer to another center or contract facility, a return to an SCI, action on a detainer, or final discharge from state supervision. Each outcome calls for proof. The statewide locator supplies current state inmate or supervised-person information. The district office can address reporting jurisdiction. A final Board Action or PA DOC separation record can resolve a status no longer shown online.

Check a CCC No. 2 Release

The PA DOC Inmate and Department Supervised Individual Locator has two search modes. Use inmate mode when return to an SCI is possible. Use supervised-individual mode when parole or community supervision is expected. The latter supports name, parole or inmate number, gender, release date, date of birth or age, county of residence, and district office. A result can show identifiers, district or state, a historical Release Date, photograph, last update, and an absconder flag.

Follow a short state-system sequence and preserve the labels the source uses.

1. Search the supervised-individual mode by full name or PA DOC number. Use date of birth and other identifiers to avoid a false match.
2. Read the Release Date as release from state institutional custody into current supervision, not as the end of the sentence.
3. Check the listed district office against the current Philadelphia district map before calling or visiting.
4. If no supervised record appears, check inmate mode for return to an SCI or another active state placement.
5. Use the criminal docket, final Parole Board Action, or PA DOC records request when the person has fully discharged or the online result is unclear.

PA DOC says the locator updates daily. A delay can still exist, and its biographical data may be self-reported. Match the DOC or parole number whenever possible. For a full search across custody systems, the Philadelphia County release record path explains why a PDP no-hit cannot answer a state community-corrections question.

Note: “Wanted: Parole Absconder” means alleged departure from supervision after release; it is not a new discharge or proof of present community placement.

CCC No. 2 Release Contact

The official Bureau of Community Corrections directory supplies the center’s address, telephone, and Region 1 placement. Call for current center navigation. Staff may limit what they disclose about an individual. A requester seeking a historical separation date, transfer, or state record should use the PA DOC records channel with the person’s number, center, and exact field sought.

The BCC contact directory also lists Philadelphia County contract facilities such as Gaudenzia Philly House. A person can move among state or contract placements. Confirm the assigned location instead of assuming that every CCC No. 2 departure is release to an unsupervised home address.

CCC No. 2 Locator Fields

The supervised-person mode is the main public status tool for parole placement. It differs from inmate mode, which shows current DOC institutional jurisdiction. Neither mode is a permanent archive of every person once held by Pennsylvania.

A fully discharged person may no longer appear. The public locator does not promise a supervision end date, generic Released or Discharged label, offense, sentence, minimum, maximum, or projected release date. Obtain the court order, Board Action, or agency record rather than adding a meaning the live fields do not carry.

CCC Release Is Not PDP

Philadelphia’s correctional map has several systems in one county. PDP runs CFCF, DC, PICC, and RCF on State Road. PA DOC runs state institutions across Pennsylvania and community corrections through regional offices. CCC No. 2 is in the second group. A PDP locator search covers only PDP-managed local facilities, so it can neither locate a CCC resident nor confirm departure from the center.

A state-sentenced person from Philadelphia may have moved from an SCI anywhere in Pennsylvania to CCC No. 2. That is a change in custody level and location. It is not complete sentence discharge. Conversely, return from CCC No. 2 to an SCI is continued state custody. Use the state locator record and official supervision sources to describe which occurred.

Parole

Conditional release from confinement before the maximum term ends, with PA DOC supervision.

Community corrections

A structured state placement that can support transition and supervision.

Discharge

Completion or lawful end of the applicable state custody or supervision status.

Transfer

A move to another center, institution, or authority while custody or supervision continues.

Philadelphia CCC Release Supervision

Before state release, PA DOC provides reporting instructions. The current Philadelphia district map places the Philadelphia District Office and Countywide Division at 2630 North 13th Street, with Northeast and Northwest offices at separate addresses. A supervised-person result may identify the district office that should be checked. Office assignment, not the center’s address alone, guides post-placement reporting.

The Philadelphia District Office is at 2630 North 13th Street, Suite 100, Philadelphia, PA 19132, 215-560-6594. Countywide Division is in Suite 200 at the same street address, 215-560-2082. Northeast is at 1318-24 West Clearfield Street, 215-965-2700. Northwest is at 334 East Chelten Avenue, 215-560-4685. Use the current Philadelphia PA DOC district map because locations and assignments may change.

County probation is a separate path. Philadelphia Adult Probation and Parole at 714 Market Street handles court-imposed county supervision. A county probationer may never appear in the PA DOC state locator. Determine whether the order is state parole or county probation before selecting an office.

Note: A district office may confirm general jurisdiction, but privacy and identity rules can restrict details about a particular supervised person.

Philadelphia CCC Release Evidence

Online state status is current-oriented. When it no longer resolves the history, use records that persist. A UJS criminal docket can show sentence entries, confinement, probation, and later revocation proceedings. A final Parole Board Action records what the Board decided after the person received a copy, subject to redaction. PA DOC separation or transfer records can state the agency event itself.

The PA DOC screenshot below belongs to this state-system page because it shows the locator used for a CCC resident or person under state supervision.

Open the official PA DOC locator source to run a current search.

The state search distinguishes present institutional custody from a supervised-person record and should be read with its update time. It also guards against a second error: treating Philadelphia as the current placement merely because the committing county is Philadelphia. A person tied to a Philadelphia sentence may be placed at an SCI, a community center, a contract facility, or a field district elsewhere in Pennsylvania. Read the current location and district fields separately.

For a final Board Action, the research lists Parole Board Open Records Officer Janaki Theivakumaran, 1101 South Front Street, Suite 5100, Harrisburg, PA 17104-2521, RA-pbpprighttoknow@pa.gov. Name the person, DOC number, requested decision, and relevant date range. The result can support the kind of release granted, but a grant alone does not prove physical exit because plans and detainers can intervene.