DOCR Human Resources
The Department of Correction and Rehabilitation is now hiring interested individuals for public safety, medical, social work/counseling and food service positions.
Great pay and benefits, foreign-language proficiency is a plus.
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Current DOCR Job Openings
Department of Correction and Rehabilitation
Welcome to the Department of Correction and Rehabilitation (DOCR)
Provides progressive and comprehensive correctional services through the use of pre-trial supervision, secure incarceration and community treatment and reintegration programs.
Visitation Schedule Inmates and Residents.
Montgomery County
Detention Center
Montgomery County Detention Center (MCDC) is primarily responsible for the intake and law enforcement processing of adult male and female offenders arrested in Montgomery County and has a facility capacity to accommodate approximately 200 inmates. Over 13,000 offenders annually arrive at MCDC’s Central Processing Unit (CPU).
Montgomery County
Correctional Facility
Montgomery County Correctional Facility (MCCF) is responsible for the custody and care of male and female offenders who are either in a pre-trial status or serving sentences of up to 18 months. The facility's current capacity is 1,028 inmates. Progressive, and comprehensive correctional services are provided to all inmates covering substance abuse, mental health issues, cognitive behavioral modification, basic education, life skills, and work force preparation.
Community Corrections
The Pre-Release Services provides community-based residential and non-residential alternatives to secure confinement for sentenced adult offenders in which they engage in work, treatment, education, family involvement, and other services to prepare them for release.
The Pre-Trial Services is responsible for assessing newly arrested defendants for the possibility of release from incarceration while awaiting trial and for follow through while supervising those defendants safely in the Community.
Honor Guard
Honor Guard unit is to provide funeral honors for fallen comrades. Additionally, the department Honor Guard serves as ambassadors to the public, presenting a positive image of their services, and assisting with the recruiting effort.
DOCR Honor Guard Brochure
Average Daily Population
DOCR Pretrial, Jails and Pre-Release/Reentry Population.
Population Report as of October 31, 2025
DOCR Data Dashboard
The DOCR Data Dashboard provides quick links and views of the Department's Data Analysis on Community Corrections, Detention Services, Management Services, Procurement/Contract and Budget Data as well as pertinent County Public Safety Data.
The dashboard consists of DOCR Approved/Actual Budget, Central Processing Unit Medical Refusals, Central Processing Unit Intakes, Mental Health, Education GED Final Test Result, Transports Emergency/Urgent, Weekenders Duties, Human Resources DOCR Staff’s Vacancy Report.
Data will be updated by the 15th of each month.
Visiting inmates and residents
See general visiting information
Montgomery County Correctional Facility | Montgomery County Detention Center | Pre-Release and Reentry Services
On October 1 st, 2023, the State of Maryland passed Senate Bill 293, Chapter 721, changing the term “inmate” to “incarcerated individual”. Reframing Correction and Rehabilitation is crucial for creating a more humane and effective criminal justice system. Montgomery County Government has taken the step to transition from utilizing the term “inmate” to the use of "incarcerated individual” or I/I. Incarcerated individual (I/I) emphasizes the personhood of the individual rather than defining them solely by their incarceration. It is considered more respectful and less dehumanizing. This shift in language reflects a broader effort to prioritize human dignity within the criminal justice system and to avoid perpetuating stigma against those who have been convicted of crimes. Please bear with us as we take steps to update our website.
Connect with us!
Montgomery County Honors Heroes at 64th Annual Veterans Day Observance
With pride and purpose, the Montgomery County, MD Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation celebrates the graduation of its inaugural Academy Class, 25-01. These trailblazers have demonstrated unwavering commitment, resilience, and integrity throughout their training, setting a high standard for those who will follow. As they step into their roles, they carry the honor of being the first—ready to serve, protect, and lead with distinction.
DOCR Class 25-01: Pioneers of Excellence in Corrections and Rehabilitation
Montgomery County, MD Government proudly hosted the 64th Annual Veteran’s Day Observance in Bethesda on November 11th, honoring the courage and sacrifice of our nation’s heroes. The ceremony brought together community members, leaders, and veterans to reflect on service and commitment to country. We were honored to have the DOCR Honor Guard present, paying tribute with dignity and respect as part of this meaningful tradition.
Montgomery County Department of Correction and Rehabilitation Honor Guard Presents the Colors at Oriole Park
With honor and pride, our Honor Guard from the Montgomery County Department of Correction and Rehabilitation presented the colors at the Orioles game on April 15, 2025.
Baking Second Chances!
WTOP spotlighted Montgomery County's DOCR Sweet Release Program, interviewing Director Stevenson, Division Chief Downing, Chef Givens, the owner of our local Nothing Bundt Cakes, and proud graduate of the bakery program and now an employee of NBT! The segment highlighted the power of second chances, showcasing how the program equips residents with culinary skills and real-world job opportunities—one sweet success story at a time.
DOCR Awarded $112,699 in Grants to Enhance Computer Labs for Incarcerated Individuals
The Department of Correction & Rehabilitation (DOCR) was awarded a $112,699 Maryland Computer Labs Program (CLP) grant funded by the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development. These grants will facilitate the enhancement and creation of cutting-edge computer labs for both the Detention Services Division and the Community Corrections Division aimed at reducing gaps in access to devices and the Internet for Maryland’s most underserved population. Read more in our Press Release on LinkedIn.
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Quick Links
- ACS - Alternative Community Services
- CPU - Central Processing Unit
- Commission Office Posting Bail
- Drug Prevention and Addiction Programs, VIVITROL, Naloxone, Free Training Classes
- Links of Interest
- PREA - Prison Rape Elimination Act
- RAINN - Rape Abuse & Incest National Network
- Reentry Services
- Sex Offender Registry
- Victim Services (VINE)
Accreditations
- Maryland Commission on Correctional Standards
- National PREA Resource Center
- American Correctional Association