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Exhibit D Capacity and Average Population by Unit As of June 30, 2017 UTMB TDCJ Contract Number 696-HS-18-19-A089 Texas Department of C riminal Justice Exhibit D Capacity and Average Population by Unit as of June 30, 2017 UTMB Capacity, as of Unit June 30, 2017 Beto I Unit (Tennessee Colony) 3,471 Boyd Unit (Teague) 1,372 Bradshaw (Henderson) 1,980 Bridqeport (Bridqeport) 520 Briscoe Unit (Dilley) 1,384 Byrd Unit (Huntsville) 1,365 Clemens Unit (Brazoria) 1,215 Cleveland (Cleveland) 520 Coffield Unit (Tennessee Colony) 4,139 Cole St. Jail (Bonham) 900 Connally Unit (Karnes City) 2,524 Cotulla Unit (Cotulla) 606 Crain Unit (Gatesville) 2,115 Darrington Unit (Rosharon) 1,931 Diboll (Diboll) 518 Dominquez St. Jail (San Antonio) 2,276 Duncan Unit (Diboll) 566 East Texas Treatment Facility (Henderson) 2,236 Eastham Unit (Lovelady) 2,474 Ellis Unit (Huntsville) 2,482 Estelle Unit (Huntsville) (1) 3,360 Estes (Venus) 1,040 Ferguson Unit (Huntsville) 2,421 Garza East Unit (Beeville) 2,458 Garza West Unit (Beeville) 2,278 Gist State Jail (Beaumont) 2,276 Glossbrenner Unit (San Dieqo) 612 Goodman Unit (Jasper) 612 Goree Unit (Huntsville) 1,321 Gurney Unit (Tennessee Colony) 2,128 Halbert Unit (Burnet) 612 Hamilton Unit (Bryan) 1,166 Henley Unit (Dayton) 576 Hightower Unit (Dayton) 1,384 Hilltop Unit (Gatesville) 553 Hobby Unit (Marlin) 1,384 Prepared by Executive Services 7/20/17 TDCJ Contract Number 696-HS-18-19-A089 Texas Department of Criminal Justice Exhibit D Capacity and Average Popula tion by Unit as of June 30, 2017 UTMB Capacity, as of lJnit June 30, 2017 Hodc::ie Unit (Rusk) 989 Holliday Unit (Huntsville) 2,120 Hospital (Galveston)* 0 Huqhes Unit (Gatesville) 2,984 Huntsville Unit (Huntsville) 1,705 Hutchins St. Jail (Dallas) 2,276 Jester I Unit (Richmond) 323 Jester Ill Unit (Richmond) 1,131 Jester IV Unit (Richmond) 550 Joe Keqans State Jail (Houston) 648 Johnston Unit (Winnsboro) 612 Kyle (Kyle) 520 LeBlanc Unit (Beaumont) 1,224 Lewis Unit (Woodville) (2) 2,232 Lindsey (Jacksboro) 1,031 Lockhart (Lockhart) 500 Lockhart (WP) 500 Lopez St. Jail (Edinburc::i) 1,100 Luther Unit (Navasota) 1,316 Lychner Unit (Houston) 2,276 Marlin Facility (Marlin) 606 McConnell Unit (Beeville) 2,900 Michael Unit (Tennessee Colony) 3,305 Moore, B. (Overton) 500 Moore, C Unit (Bonham) 1,224 Mt. View Unit (Gatesville) 645 Murray Unit (Gatesville) 1,341 Ney Unit (Hondo) 576 Pack Unit (Navasota) 1,478 Plane St. Jail (Dayton) 2,296 Polunskv Unit (Livinqston) 2,984 Powledqe Unit (Tennessee Colony) 1,137 Ramsey Unit (Rosharon) 1,891 San Saba Facility (San Saba) 606 Scott Unit (Angleton) 1,130 Sec::iovia Unit (Edinburq) 1,224 Prepared by Executive Services 2 7/20/17 TDCJ Contract Number 696-HS-18-19-A089 Texas Department of Criminal Justice Exhibit D Capacity and Average Population by Unit as of June 30, 2017 UTMB Capacity, as of Unit June 30, 2017 Skyview Psych (Rusk) 562 Stevenson Unit (Cuero) 1,384 Stiles Unit (Beaumont) 2,979 Stringfellow Unit (Rosharon) 1,212 Telford Unit (New Boston) 2,704 Terrell Unit (Rosharon) 1,603 Torres Unit (Hondo) 1,384 Travis County State Jail (Austin) 1,161 Vance Unit (Richmond) 378 Willacy County (Raymondville) 1,069 Woodman St. Jail (Gatesville) 900 Wynne Unit (Huntsville) 2,621 YounQ (Texas City)* 314 124,926 Notes: (1) Estelle - GP - 3,148 SA- 212 TTL - 3,360 (2) Lewis - GP - 1,772 - EBC - 460 TTL - 2,232 Note: The UTMB shall use the same unit nomenclature as the TDCJ on all reports. *The average population of an individual unit may exceed the capacity of an individual unit due to medical beds that are not permanent housing. This listing is intended only to represent the facilities covered by this Contract and the capacity and average populations at each facility. Prepared by Executive Services 3 7/20/17 .
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