Northeast Ohio Correctional Center Overview
Northeast Ohio Correctional Center, often called NEOCC, is located at 2240 Hubbard Road in Youngstown. CoreCivic's facility page lists CoreCivic as the operator and states that the customer base includes the U.S. Marshals Service and the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction. The research describes the facility as medium security and says CoreCivic has owned it since 1997. ODRC also maintains a facility page for NEOCC.
NEOCC must be handled carefully because it is local in geography but mixed in authority. A person there may be connected to ODRC state custody, federal pretrial custody through USMS, a sentenced federal status that may or may not appear in BOP search, or another contract arrangement. The Mahoning County sheriff roster is not the master list for NEOCC. It covers adults booked into the Mahoning County Justice Center.
CoreCivic's official facility source is the Northeast Ohio Correctional Center facility page.
The CoreCivic page is the strongest located source for the operator, address, phone, fax, medium-security description, ownership date, and customer base.
Northeast Ohio Correctional Center Capacity and Population
The accessible official pages located for NEOCC did not state a current rated capacity. The research notes that a historical 2,016-bed figure appears in non-official facility literature, but it should be treated only as unconfirmed background and not used as the facility's current official capacity. For that reason, this page does not present a numeric capacity card for NEOCC.
Population descriptions are more reliable than unsupported capacity numbers. The facility is a medium-security contract correctional center with an ODRC and U.S. Marshals Service customer base. That means NEOCC's population may include sentenced state prisoners and federal detainees, but the exact lookup path depends on custody status. A person from Mahoning County held at NEOCC under state authority should be checked through ODRC. A person in federal pretrial custody may require USMS or federal court channels. A sentenced federal inmate may be searchable through BOP.
How to Look Up an Inmate at Northeast Ohio Correctional Center
There is no single NEOCC public roster in the research that replaces agency-specific searches. Start by identifying the custody authority. For ODRC prisoners, use ODRC Offender Search. For sentenced federal inmates, use the BOP Inmate Locator. For federal pretrial detainees, use federal court case information or U.S. Marshals Service Northern District contacts. If the person is an adult ICE detainee, ICE ODLS may apply, but a NEOCC placement should still be confirmed through the responsible agency.
ODRC has an official facility page for Northeast Ohio Correctional Center.
The ODRC page supports state-prison lookup routing, while the CoreCivic page supports the broader contract-facility description and customer-base distinction.
- Check whether the person is a Mahoning County jail detainee, ODRC prisoner, federal pretrial detainee, sentenced federal inmate, or immigration detainee.
- For ODRC custody, search by name, offender number, county of commitment, status, or parole-board month in ODRC Offender Search.
- For sentenced federal custody, search BOP by name or by Register, DCDC, FBI, or INS number.
- For USMS pretrial custody, use the federal case, attorney, court, or USMS Northern District contact route rather than expecting a BOP sentence record.
- Confirm the facility listed in the agency record before planning a visit, sending money, or mailing anything.
Northeast Ohio Correctional Center Address and Contact
Use NEOCC's direct contact for facility questions, but use the responsible custody agency for legal status, court schedule, sentence, detainer, or release questions. The research lists 330-746-3777 as the phone number and 330-746-3318 as the fax shown on CoreCivic's page.
Northeast Ohio Correctional Center
2240 Hubbard Road
Youngstown, OH 44505
330-746-3777
CoreCivic medium-security contract correctional center; fax 330-746-3318.
Visiting Someone at Northeast Ohio Correctional Center
The research states that an ODRC search snippet showed visitation available daily from noon to 3 p.m. for NEOCC. Treat that as located schedule guidance, not as a guarantee for every custody category. Because NEOCC houses contract populations, visiting rules may depend on whether the person is under ODRC, USMS, federal sentence, or another authority. Facility restrictions, agency approval, identification rules, and security status may also apply.
| Day | Hours | Type |
|---|---|---|
| Daily | Noon-3 p.m. | Visitation listed in ODRC snippet; verify with facility and custody agency. |
Before traveling to Hubbard Road, confirm that the person is still assigned to NEOCC and that the visitor is approved under the correct agency's rules. A federal hold, ODRC classification, disciplinary restriction, or court transport can change visit availability.
Mail, Phone, and Money at Northeast Ohio Correctional Center
The research did not locate a complete NEOCC mail format, phone provider, commissary vendor, or deposit fee table in accessible official text. Do not use Mahoning County Justice Center's JailATM or Securus jail-call details for NEOCC unless the facility confirms that they apply. Contract facilities often route deposits, phone accounts, packages, and mail screening through facility and agency-specific rules.
For ODRC prisoners at NEOCC, use current ODRC guidance. For federal detainees, follow instructions from the U.S. Marshals Service, federal court, BOP, or facility staff depending on custody status. For all mail, include only the address format the facility or agency confirms, because missing identifiers, wrong agency routing, or prohibited items can delay or reject mail.
| Service | Provider / Detail |
|---|---|
| Mail Address | Confirm inmate name, number, agency, and facility mail format before sending. |
| Phone / Video | Provider not located in the research; ask NEOCC or the custody agency. |
| Money Deposit | Use the agency or facility-approved route; no fee table was located. |
Intake and Transfers at Northeast Ohio Correctional Center
NEOCC intake is not the same as Mahoning County Justice Center booking. A person may arrive through ODRC assignment, federal pretrial detention, a USMS contract bed, or another custody transfer. That means the record trail may begin in a county arrest, a federal case, a state prison transfer, or a sentencing event outside Mahoning County.
If the person was first arrested locally, the Mahoning jail roster may show the county booking while the person is at the Justice Center. After transfer, the active county roster may no longer show the person. If the person enters state prison custody, ODRC search becomes the better record. If the person is federal pretrial, BOP may not show a sentence record because BOP primarily covers federal inmates incarcerated from 1982 to present and includes sentenced custody rather than every USMS pretrial placement.
About Northeast Ohio Correctional Center
NEOCC is one of the main reasons Mahoning County custody searches need careful routing. The county contains an adult jail, a juvenile detention center, an ODRC supermax prison, and this CoreCivic contract facility. Only one of those facilities is the adult county jail roster. NEOCC's CoreCivic and ODRC records show why a searcher may need to move between private facility information, ODRC records, BOP records, USMS contacts, and court files.
The federal and immigration distinction is especially important. Mahoning's adult jail roster can show ICE or USMS arresting agencies when those people are booked into the county jail. That does not make the county roster a complete federal or immigration locator. ICE ODLS, BOP, USMS, ODRC, the federal court, and NEOCC itself each answer different parts of the custody question.
Note: Confirm custody authority and facility assignment before relying on any single locator for NEOCC.