Four Mile Correctional Center

The Four Mile Correctional Center (FMCC), located in Canon City, Colorado, is part of the East Canon Complex and operates under the Canon Minimum Centers (CMC) administration. Since its establishment in 1983, FMCC has functioned as a Level II, Minimum Restricted Facility, designed to house up to 521 inmates safely. The center provides a secure environment for the public, correctional staff, and inmates while preparing offenders for successful reintegration into society.

A distinguishing feature of FMCC is its focus on offering meaningful vocational training and life-skill development programs. These include specialized opportunities such as the Gladiator iron-working program, CDL Operating Training, and HVAC and electrical systems instruction. 

Beyond vocational training, inmates support the Canon Warehouse and Correctional Industries’ operations in various roles. These include participating in the on-site dairy, K9 training, heavy equipment work, food service, and grounds maintenance.

Visitation at FMCC is designed to maintain connections between inmates and their families while adhering to strict protocols. The facility allows visiting opportunities seven days a week through video calls or pre-approved special visits. All visits must be scheduled at least one week before, ensuring proper planning and security measures. Visitors must register at the East Canon Complex Visiting Center before being transported to the facility.

Situated off Highway 50 in Canon City, FMCC is integral to Colorado’s correctional system. Its comprehensive programs and emphasis on rehabilitation make it a facility committed to supporting inmates in their transition into the community.

For further information about the Four Mile Correctional Center, including inmate records search and visitation details, individuals can refer to the official website of the Colorado Department of Corrections or utilize online inmate search platforms specific to the state of Colorado.