The new york state department of corrections and community supervision is submitting a FY 2025 rsat for state prisoners proposal to continue operating residential treatment programs at three state…

The Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Bureau of Justice Assistance awarded $409,295 to the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services on October 1, 2025, under the Residential Substance Abuse Treatment for State Prisoners program (CFDA 16.593) to continue operating minimum six-month therapeutic residential substance abuse treatment programs at three New York State correctional facilities: Marcy, Wallkill, and Collins. The programs house participants in dedicated housing units and provide assessment, treatment planning, evaluation of progress, and continuing recovery planning structured as therapeutic communities. A comprehensive drug testing protocol operates across all programs. The New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision, which operates the facilities, reports that over three quarters of its under-custody population has a substance, drug, or alcohol use disorder and requires treatment prior to release. The award period runs from October 1, 2025, through September 30, 2029. Place of performance is Albany, New York. The program has operated continuously since FY 1996, with this award representing continuation funding for established operations.

The new york state department of corrections and community supervision is submitting a FY 2025 rsat for state prisoners proposal to continue operating residential treatment programs at three state correctional facilities, including established programs at marcy, wallkill, and collins correctional facilities. These programs operate as minimum six-month therapeutic residential treatment programs and house participants in dedicated housing units. Over three-quarters of the new york state department of corrections and community supervision under-custody population has a substance, drug, or alcohol use disorder and in need of some level of substance use disorder treatment programming. A necessary component of successful reentry for these individuals entails substance use disorder treatment prior to release. To meet this need, the new york state department of corrections and community supervision established several residential substance abuse treatment programs and has had a variety of rsat programs in operation beginning with its FY 1996 grant award. All departmental alcohol and substance abuse treatment and rsat programs are operated as therapeutic communities and structured to provide assessment, treatment planning, and evaluation of progress and continuing recovery planning. In keeping with FY 2025 rsat requirements, the new york state department of corrections and community supervision is continuing a comprehensive drug testing protocol at all of its rsat programs.