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Maximum: (security level five) correctional facilities are designed for housing the most violent and highest classified inmates admitted to Alabama Department of Corrections.

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If you suspect or know of an inmate in violation of these policies, or if you suspect or know of someone delivering communication devices to inmates, please report the suspicious activity or website to ADOC's I&I Division by clicking here to send us an email or by submitting the Investigation Request Form here.

Julia Tutwiler Prison for Women opened in December 1942 and is located in Wetumpka, AL. The facility was named in honor of the 'Angel of the Stockades', Julia S. Tutwiler, a noted Alabama educator and crusader for inmate education, classification, and for improving prison conditions.

Kilby is responsible for receiving all inmates, except death row and youth offenders, into the state prison system for further evaluation, classification, and assignment to other correctional facilities.

The State of Alabama and the Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) are committed to the state’s prison modernization plan, authorized by the Legislature, and signed into law by Governor Kay Ivey in 2021. The plan is for bed replacement – …