Peoria Adult Transition Center

The Peoria Adult Transition Center (ATC), located in downtown Peoria, Illinois, is a minimum-security facility for male residents. Established in 1972, it is one of four Adult Transition Centers operated by the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC). The facility focuses on reintegration, offering programs that help residents transition back into society as law-abiding, self-sufficient individuals.

The center spans approximately 48,000 square feet and accommodates up to 249 residents in dormitory-style rooms, housing 6 to 12 individuals per room. As of June 2024, the facility housed 241 residents, operating at nearly full capacity. Residents participate in work-release programs, which allow them to gain employment in the community, pay taxes, and contribute to the local economy. The center also offers educational opportunities, including GED programs and vocational training in culinary arts, alongside life skills and counseling services.

Visitation at the Peoria ATC is available daily via video from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM, with visits starting no later than 6:00 PM. Visitors must log in 15 minutes before their scheduled time. The center’s location near public transportation, restaurants, and businesses makes it accessible for both residents and visitors.

The Peoria ATC plays a vital role in reducing recidivism by equipping residents with the tools and support needed to reintegrate into society. Its programs emphasize employment, education, and personal development, fostering a positive impact on both the residents and the surrounding community.

For further information about the Peoria Adult Transition Center, including inmate records search and visitation details, individuals can refer to the official website of the Illinois Department of Corrections or utilize online inmate search platforms specific to the state of Illinois.