Locate Ulster Correctional Facility Inmates

Ulster Facility Custody Overview

Ulster Correctional Facility is operated by DOCCS at the state level. The research identifies it as a medium-security male state prison in Napanoch. It is one of two Napanoch DOCCS facilities in Ulster County, with Eastern NY Correctional Facility nearby but separate. Ulster Correctional Facility is therefore part of the state-prison cluster, not the local jail system run by the Ulster County Sheriff's Office.

The population described in the facility map is sentenced adult males. The research did not locate a current official DOCCS capacity or current population number for this specific prison, so the page does not include a stat block. The most reliable record path is the statewide DOCCS incarcerated lookup. Court files, local booking photos, bail records, and county jail roster entries may still exist for the case history, but they do not replace the state custody lookup after a person enters DOCCS.

Ulster Facility Inmate Search

Use the DOCCS incarcerated lookup for sentenced state prisoners at Ulster Correctional Facility. DOCCS instructs searchers to use last name alone or last name with birth year. DIN and NYSID searches should be made by entering that identifier alone. This is different from an Ulster County jail search, where the sheriff's public roster covers current local custody and VINE links for county-jail entries.

1. Open the DOCCS lookup page or direct state lookup portal.
2. Enter a last name, then narrow by birth year if needed.
3. Use DIN or NYSID alone when state paperwork gives one of those identifiers.
4. Read the facility field carefully because transfers between DOCCS prisons can occur.

If the search does not show Ulster Correctional Facility, the person may still be in the county jail, may have been transferred to another state prison, or may be outside DOCCS custody. For a person recently arrested in Ulster County, the local jail roster remains the first check. For a sentenced state prisoner, DOCCS is the better system. For federal or immigration custody, the BOP and ICE locators are separate tools.

Ulster Facility Contact Card

Ulster Correctional Facility contact information should be used for state-prison questions about visiting, mailing, and facility routing. The facility line is not the same as a county booking desk. When a request concerns a local arrest report, booking photo, bail, or a county jail release, the sheriff's jail or records channels may be the more direct path.

The research lists Stacie Bennett as superintendent for the facility. Administrative titles can change, so the official DOCCS facility page is the current reference for leadership and operational notices. State-prison records not available through the lookup may require DOCCS FOIL rather than an Ulster County Sheriff's FOIL request.

Ulster Facility Visiting Schedule

Ulster Correctional Facility visiting is governed by DOCCS rules and by the facility-specific schedule. The statewide DOCCS visiting information page explains that visitors must follow the rules and that facility leadership may limit or revoke visits for security, safety, or order. Ulster Correctional Facility uses weekend visits and a DIN-based split schedule, with a special exception noted in the research for Cadre and Senior Living Program status incarcerated individuals.

The research lists the Ulster Correctional Facility visiting information as effective January 1, 2026. Schedules can change, and overcrowding rules can shorten visits. When the room is full, DOCCS uses the standard sequence that begins with voluntary termination and can then reach local visitors before long-distance visitors after three hours.

Ulster Facility Mail Services

Mail and money for Ulster Correctional Facility should follow state-prison rules. The research does not provide a verified DOCCS fee table, current phone rate, or money-transfer charge for this facility. Because of that, the service table stays at a high level and avoids vendor claims that are not supported by the official source set. Always match the name and DIN to the DOCCS result before sending mail or funds.

Ulster Facility Court Context

The research notes that the EOIR administrative control list includes Ulster Immigration Court at the Ulster Correctional Facility address. That is a court and administrative context tied to the Berme Road location, not proof that Ulster Correctional Facility is a standalone ICE detention facility. Immigration custody searches still use the ICE Online Detainee Locator System and Enforcement and Removal Operations contacts when appropriate.

This distinction prevents a common records error. A person can have a state-prison placement, an immigration-court matter, and separate criminal-court records, but each record lives in a different system. DOCCS confirms state custody. EOIR tracks immigration court administration. ICE ODLS is used for immigration detention searches. Local jail and sheriff records are separate from all three when the person is not in county custody.

Ulster Facility Oversight Records

DOCCS posts PREA audit reports for Ulster Correctional Facility. The research identifies a Cycle 4 report dated December 30, 2022, a final audit dated November 20, 2019, and an audit dated April 25, 2017. These reports are facility oversight materials, not inmate roster records. They should be read as compliance context and not as a way to confirm where a specific person is housed.

CANY released monitoring findings after March 2023 visits to Ulster Correctional Facility and Eastern NY Correctional Facility. The research describes those findings as third-party oversight and notes both favorable program observations and concerns about essential services and abuse allegations. Official custody status should still be verified through DOCCS, and facility program availability should be confirmed before relying on any single program description.