MTC-North Central Correctional

12/25/2025

12/24/2025

Spreading the Christmas spirit to our residents brings a sense of comfort and uplifts their spirits during the holiday season. Residents transformed dorms, crafted Christmas ornaments, and decorated Christmas trees.

12/24/2025

A heartfelt thank you to West Ohio Conference United Methodist Church volunteers for your selfless assistance with a Christmas family day event at North Central Correctional Complex, bringing joy and warmth to the residents and their loved ones through cherished time together and thoughtful gifts.

11/27/2025

We salute all the courageous men and women who selflessly gave up precious time with loved ones today. As Corrections continues to serve around the clock, even on holidays, your unwavering dedication and sacrifice inspire us all. We are forever grateful for your remarkable service. Happy Thanksgiving!

10/27/2025

Coming to North Central Correctional Complex to discuss addiction and recovery and instill a message of hope to the incarcerated population.

08/28/2025

Let's play ball!! North Central Correctional Complex recently hosted its annual memorial softball game, pitting staff against residents. Although the staff suffered a decisive loss, the event's emphasis on camaraderie ensured a enjoyable experience for all participants. Events like this one consistently uplift the spirits of our residents by fostering a sense of normalcy.

08/28/2025

North Central Correctional Complex partnered with the Marion County Sheriff's Office Marion,OH, and donated crocheted blankets, stuffed animals, hats, and scarves today to be distributed throughout the community. We appreciate the opportunity to give back to our community!

08/08/2025

The North Central Correctional Complex successfully hosted its third annual Multiple Sclerosis walk, led by retired Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Warden Tony Brigano. Given his personal connection to the cause, stemming from his daughter's diagnosis with Multiple Sclerosis, Mr. Brigano was deeply invested in the event's success. Prior to the walk, he addressed a select group of residents, sharing his daughter's story and highlighting the importance of supporting this worthy cause. Additionally, Mr. Brigano served as the guest speaker at the staff recall meeting, delivering an impassioned speech that emotionally resonated with staff members. The North Central Correctional Complex is proud to announce that it will be donating over $3,000 on behalf of Team Michelle to the Multiple Sclerosis Foundation.

07/29/2025

North Central Correctional Complex recently held a Shaping Success for Reentry graduation ceremony for 64 residents who completed one or more phases of the program. Shaping Success for Reentry comprises four phases, each lasting 13 weeks. The program's four phases are Orientation, Integration, Leadership, and Launching. 14 residents successfully completed all four phases of the program, while 50 residents completed at least one or more phases. The Shaping Success for Reentry program aims to effectively assist residents in identifying their individual re-entry needs, developing positive and realistic plans of action, and preparing them for release, thereby enhancing their probabilities of maintaining successful lives as productive members of society. Congratulations to the graduates on taking the next step in preparation for their successful future!

06/06/2025

NCCC recently had the pleasure of hosting a family day event featuring guest speakers Jeremy Coe from Real Vida TV and Zulema Roberts from RUTH Prison Ministries. Our residents and their loved ones enjoyed the spiritual event.

04/30/2025

NCCC recently hosted comedians from Slapstick Comedy Entertainment. The residents and staff appreciated a brief respite and a return to normalcy.

04/17/2025

NCCC had the pleasure of hosting our Community Relations Meeting, where guest speakers discussed restoring voting rights for our incarcerated individuals, and the importance of commitment, dedication, sacrifice, faith, and caring for one another.