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State prison · Erie County, Pennsylvania

Erie CCC

Erie CCC, a state prison, is based in Erie, Erie County, Pennsylvania. It is run by the Pennsylvania department of corrections. The listed security level is minimum. It is one of 5 places of detention the atlas lists in Erie County. This page gives its telephone number and address, with an interactive map. The nearest other entry in the atlas is Erie County Detectives, about 340 metres away.

Location

Where it stands

Erie County · 23 facilities on this plate

Particulars

Particulars

Type
State prison
Security level
Minimum
County
Erie County
State
Pennsylvania
Country
United States
Vicinity

Also in Erie County

All of Erie County

Questions

Frequently asked

Where can I find Erie CCC?

Erie CCC is at 137 West 2nd Street, Erie, PA 16507 (Erie County, Pennsylvania).

What is the phone number of Erie CCC?

The main number on record is (814) 456-9112. Numbers can change, so check the agency's official website if the call does not connect.

How do I find out if someone is held at Erie CCC?

Use the agency's official inmate lookup or call the facility on (814) 456-9112. Official agency records are the final authority on custody status.

Which police unit is closest to Erie CCC?

Erie County Detectives is the nearest police unit in the atlas, about 340 metres away in Erie.

What area does Erie CCC belong to?

Erie CCC is in Erie County, Pennsylvania. Erie County has its own page in the atlas with every facility in the area.

Are there other prisons in Erie County?

Yes. The atlas lists 4 other places of detention in Erie County; they are linked at the bottom of this page.

What are the GPS coordinates of Erie CCC?

Erie CCC is at 42.1319° N, 80.0905° W. The map on this page and the directions link open the exact spot.

What kind of facility is Erie CCC?

Erie CCC is a state prison run by the Pennsylvania department of corrections. State prisons hold people convicted of state crimes and serving longer sentences, typically over a year.

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