Tonopah Conservation Camp (TCC)


HC 76
Box 8045
Tonopah, Nevada 89049
(775) 482-6700

    Administrative Staff

    William 'Will' Reubart, Warden
    David Drummond, Associate Warden

    Tasheena Cooke, Associate Warden

    Lt. Thomas Stubbs, Facility Manager

      Historical

      The Tonopah Conservation Camp opened its doors in January 1991, as a female facility. It's located approximately 12 miles northeast of the historic mining town of Tonopah, Nevada. TCC was converted to an all male facility in September 1991. TCC is currently a camp dedicated to fire suppression with guidance from Nevada Division of Forestry.

        Staffing

        TCC is staffed with:
            1 Correctional Lieutenant
            1 Correctional Sergeant
            1 Senior Correctional Officer
            8 Correctional Officers
            1 Correctional Caseworker
            1 Retail Storekeeper

          Capacity

          TCC has a maximum capacity of 152 offenders.

            Programs: Vocational Training, Educational Opportunities, and Treatment Services

            The majority of the offenders at TCC work for the Nevada Division of Forestry and are assigned to twelve-man fire crews. Offenders fight wildfires and do multiple community assignments throughout the area. Offenders at TCC can prepare for the General Education Development (GED) test or earn their High School Diplomas.

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