EOCC Lisbon Overview
Eastern Ohio Correction Center - Lisbon Facility is operated by Eastern Ohio Correction Center as part of Ohio's community corrections structure. It is a Community-Based Correctional Facility serving Carroll County and other counties. CBCF means a secure residential felony community sanction. It is a court-ordered treatment and supervision setting, not a sheriff's jail or prison intake center.
The Lisbon facility opened in May 2000 and now houses up to 40 female residents. It serves the same regional function as the Wintersville facility, but for women. A Carroll County case may lead to Lisbon when a Common Pleas judge orders a residential community sanction and the person is accepted through EOCC's intake process. That path can be easy to confuse with jail custody under Sheriff Calvin Graham, but it is different in purpose, rules, lookup method, and family services. New arrests still start with the Carroll County Jail information page and the local court path.
The Eastern Ohio Correction Center homepage is the relevant source image for Lisbon because it documents EOCC's regional CBCF role, facility capacities, and family resources.
The homepage context helps separate Lisbon resident services from Carroll County Jail visitation, mail, commissary, and roster procedures.
EOCC Lisbon Capacity
Lisbon has a listed capacity of up to 40 female residents. The facility is outside Carroll County but serves Carroll County through EOCC's regional member-county structure. The member-county list includes Belmont, Carroll, Columbiana, Guernsey, Harrison, and Jefferson Counties, with EOCC also stating that it will serve Monroe, Noble, and Tuscarawas. The relevant custody category is adult female felony offender residential sanction, not pretrial local jail detention.
| Question | Lisbon Answer |
|---|---|
| Is it a county jail? | No. It is a Community-Based Correctional Facility. |
| Is it a state prison? | No. It is a residential community sanction, not an ODRC prison. |
| Who is housed there? | Adult female felony offenders referred by Common Pleas courts. |
| How does Carroll County fit? | Carroll is one of the counties EOCC serves for eligible felony cases. |
EOCC Lisbon Resident Search
A person placed at EOCC Lisbon should be traced through the sentencing court, probation or community-control documents, EOCC contact channels, and EOCC family information. Do not route Lisbon resident lookup through the Carroll County Jail line unless the immediate question is whether the person was first booked locally. Once the person is placed at Lisbon, the facility's rules control visits, accounts, care packages, phones, and property.
- Search the Carroll County Common Pleas public records docket for the sentencing entry, community-control conditions, and any CBCF placement order.
- Review probation paperwork, release paperwork, or family notices for the EOCC Lisbon facility name.
- Call Eastern Ohio Correction Center - Lisbon Facility at 330-420-0288 for resident-specific family procedures.
- Use ODRC Offender Search when a person has gone to state prison, APA supervision, release status, or violator-at-large status.
- Use Carroll County Jail and court channels for the booking and charge stage before a CBCF placement occurs.
The Carroll County court records after jail arrest path is useful because the court record is where a CBCF placement, community-control sanction, or later violation entry should appear.
EOCC Lisbon Contact
Use EOCC Lisbon's phone number for resident-facing facility questions. The Carroll County sheriff's office operates the county jail, but it does not run Lisbon's family systems. The sentencing court or probation authority may be the better source for the order that placed the person at EOCC, while Lisbon is the better source for allowed family contact, visits, property, account support, and current facility instructions.
Eastern Ohio Correction Center - Lisbon Facility
227 North Market Street
Lisbon, OH 44432
330-420-0288
Confirm resident rules, family services, property, and account procedures with EOCC.
EOCC Lisbon Visits
EOCC family-facing resources include visitation and Securus video visit links. A current Lisbon day-by-day visiting schedule was not available in the captured EOCC source material. For accuracy, Lisbon visiting hours should be confirmed through EOCC before a trip is planned. This is especially important because CBCF visitation can depend on resident status, treatment programming, facility rules, approved contacts, and discipline or safety concerns.
| Visit Issue | Confirmed Source Path | Practical Limit |
|---|---|---|
| In-person visits | EOCC visitation information or Lisbon phone line | Exact current hours not available in captured source material |
| Video visits | Securus link from EOCC family resources | Account setup and resident eligibility must be confirmed |
| Family start-up | EOCC getting-started family information | Use EOCC rules, not Carroll County Jail rules |
Note: Call EOCC Lisbon before traveling because CBCF visit approval and scheduling are facility-specific.
EOCC Lisbon Family Services
EOCC family-facing links include Securus video visits, Access Catalog care packages, Smart Deposit commissary or resident accounts, property drop-off, and getting-started information for families. These are EOCC-specific systems. Carroll County Jail's mail format, Friday commissary, no-window-letter rule, and $5.00 work-release fee should not be applied to Lisbon unless EOCC separately says so.
| Service | EOCC Detail |
|---|---|
| Video Visits | Securus video visit resources are linked by EOCC |
| Care Packages | Access Catalog is linked for EOCC care packages |
| Resident Accounts | Smart Deposit is linked for EOCC account support |
| Property | Property drop-off information should be confirmed through EOCC |
EOCC Lisbon Court Placement
EOCC placement is part of the felony sentencing and supervision process. EOCC materials state that Common Pleas Court judges refer potential felony offenders and that the intake coordinator conducts screening. If a person is accepted, an acceptance or denial letter goes to the sentencing judge. The judge then chooses the sentence or sanction. That may be jail, prison, residential community-sanction treatment at EOCC, or community-sanction felony supervision. The Carroll County Prosecuting Attorney page helps identify the local prosecution office, but the sentencing entry remains the key placement record.
For a Carroll County case, a person may start in the Carroll County Jail after arrest, appear in Municipal Court or Common Pleas depending on the stage and charge, and later receive a Common Pleas order that includes EOCC. A Lisbon placement does not make the person a county jail inmate. It also does not mean the person is in the public BOP or ICE systems. If the court later revokes community control or sends the person to prison, the lookup path can shift to the ODRC locator.
- Residential Sanction
- A court-ordered placement in a secure treatment and supervision setting instead of ordinary jail or prison custody.
- Community Control
- Ohio's court-supervised felony sentence in the community, often with treatment, reporting, and other conditions.
- ODRC Prison Locator
- The statewide search for people in Ohio prison or related ODRC supervision, not a live county jail roster.
EOCC Lisbon Programs
EOCC describes CBCFs as secure residential facilities with comprehensive programming designed to divert non-violent, low-level felony offenders from prison. EOCC's stated mission is to change lives for safer communities and empower positive change. EOCC resources include Wintersville and Lisbon program pages, PREA, accreditation, family visitation, video visits, care packages, resident accounts, and property information.
The Lisbon facility's role is specific. It serves adult female residents in a court-ordered residential sanction setting. For Carroll County families, that means the most useful records are not an online jail roster or a mugshot gallery. The useful records are the sentencing entry, probation or community-control instructions, EOCC resident rules, and any later court filings if the person completes, violates, or changes placement. Current program participation and contact privileges should be verified with EOCC because resident status can change during the term.