Racine Correctional Institution

Robert Humphreys, Warden
2019 Wisconsin Street
Sturtevant, WI 53177-1829

Phone: 262-886-3214
Fax: 262-886-3514

RCI Inmate Mailing Addresses

RCI Visiting Procedures

INSTITUTION MISSION STATEMENT

The Racine Correctional Institution shall endeavor to protect society from harmful acts, both now, and into the future, which may be committed by offenders placed in custody for the purposes of confinement and positive change. A desirable way to pursue this mission is through an array of services aimed at the positive development of human learning, growth, and meaningful behavior control.

 

SPECIAL HISTORICAL NOTES AND OTHER INSTITUTIONAL INFORMATION

Although the Racine Correctional Institution officially opened its doors on May 6, 1991, part of the facility was the former St. Bonaventure Prep School. St. Bonaventure was founded in 1901 in Pulaski, Wisconsin. Originally, the school's goal was to prepare Polish youth for priesthood. The Franciscans who ran the school wanted a location to draw students from the larger Polish populations of Milwaukee and Chicago. In 1921, they moved to Sturtevant. As the years passed and interest in priesthood decreased, the school's focus changed to preparing young men for college. In 1982, money difficulties forced the school to decide closing after graduation the following year. In 1983, the school closed and eventually was converted into the Racine Correctional Institution.

 

ANNUAL REPORTS

Additional information on RCI can be found in their annual reports.

 

FY04 RCI Annual Report.pdf

 

FY05 RCI Annual Report.pdf

 

FY06 RCI Annual Report.pdf

 

FY07 RCI Annual Report.pdf

 

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