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- Volunteer applications are handled by the Administrator of the Volunteer Services Unit, Adrienne Kerwin (Adrienne.Kerwin@ct.gov).
- Connecticut DOC Public Information Office: 24 Wolcott Hill Road, Wethersfield, CT 06109; Phone: 860-692-7780.
- Correctional Enterprises contact and ordering details are provided on its order form.
Common Questions
Who do I contact to volunteer at Cheshire Correctional?
Email the Administrator of the Volunteer Services Unit, Adrienne Kerwin, at Adrienne.Kerwin@ct.gov to apply for the Cheshire Correctional volunteer program.
How do I reach the Connecticut DOC Public Information Office for questions about Cheshire Correctional?
Call the Connecticut DOC Public Information Office at 860-692-7780 or mail your request to 24 Wolcott Hill Road, Wethersfield, CT 06109. They can also point you to the correct DOC office for your situation.
Where can I find contact information for Correctional Enterprises orders?
Use the Correctional Enterprises order form. It lists the phone, fax, and email contacts used to place orders.
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