SATF-Corcoran Release Records

SATF-CSP Releases

Substance Abuse Treatment Facility and State Prison, Corcoran is a CDCR state prison at 900 Quebec Avenue. It is not operated by the Kings County Sheriff's Office. A release from SATF-CSP is a state-prison custody event, so the public route is CDCR/CIRIS, CDCR records, parole supervision through DAPO when parole applies, and Board of Parole Hearings records when the sentence type involves parole suitability or Board review.

The facility's Corcoran location can cause confusion. SATF-CSP is separate from California State Prison, Corcoran, even though both are in the same city. It is also separate from Kings County Jail. The jail locator is for current local jail custody. It does not verify a SATF-CSP release unless the person later enters county jail on a new or separate local matter.

For a released person, the first question is custody type. If the person was in SATF-CSP, use the CDCR number, commitment county, current or last facility, admission date, parole status, and any BPH-linked fields. If the person was merely booked at Kings County Jail, use the Sheriff's Records Division, VINE, and Superior Court path instead.

Confirm SATF-Corcoran Release

CDCR's California Incarcerated Records & Information Search is the starting point for SATF-CSP release checks. CA.gov describes CIRIS results as showing name, CDCR number, age, current location, commitment counties, admission date, and Board of Parole Hearing dates and outcomes for people currently in CDCR custody. Those fields are meant for state-prison identification and custody context.

1. Search CDCR CIRIS by CDCR number if known.
2. When searching by name, compare age, commitment county, current location, and admission date.
3. If SATF-CSP appears as current location, treat the result as current CDCR custody information.
4. If the person does not appear in current custody, check CDCR records channels, parole contacts, BPH results if applicable, and the committing court record.
5. If a resentencing or amended judgment is involved, review CDCR Case Records processing information and the court order before assuming the release date.

The CDCR SATF-CSP facility page is the direct state source for this facility. The facility source ties the release path to CDCR rather than the county jail roster.

The image supports the facility match. Release verification still requires the state offender search, CDCR records, parole, BPH, or court source that fits the person's case.

SATF Is Separate

SATF-CSP and California State Prison, Corcoran are not the same facility. A search result, facility phone number, or records note should use the right institution name. Mixing the two can lead to the wrong contact, the wrong current-location assumption, and the wrong interpretation of a release or transfer. The facility map lists SATF-CSP at 900 Quebec Avenue and CSP-Corcoran at 4001 King Avenue.

Use the exact facility name when calling, requesting records, or comparing a CDCR result with court paperwork. The same city name does not make the records interchangeable.

SATF-CSP Records Contact

The SATF-CSP facility contact is the physical facility reference, while release records may be processed through CDCR systems and linked to court, parole, and BPH records. CDCR Case Records handles court documents and legal processing before release, especially after resentencing or amended orders. If the person has a BPH matter, the Board's schedule, result, and public-record channels may be relevant too.

For parole supervision, use CDCR's Division of Adult Parole Operations. The research captured DAPO headquarters phone (279) 223-3800 and the Northern Region directory's Fresno parole units at 5060 E. Clinton Way, Fresno, CA 93727, phone (559) 253-4144. The supervising unit can depend on the approved release destination, not the prison location alone.

SATF Commitment County

Commitment county is the court source for the prison term. A person at SATF-CSP may have been committed from Kings County or from any other California county. A person committed from Kings County may also serve in another CDCR prison. The CDCR result's commitment county helps point to the right court file for judgment, resentencing, sentence modification, or appeal-related release context.

Release destination is a separate fact. A SATF-CSP release may go to parole in Kings County, to another county, to a different approved residence, or to another custody system if a hold applies. Do not use facility location as a stand-in for release destination. For post-release state supervision, DAPO is the route. For a local court disposition, use the committing court record.

SATF Parole Records

Parole and BPH records serve different purposes. DAPO supervises parole after release when parole applies. BPH conducts parole-suitability proceedings and certain reviews before release for eligible sentence types. A person released from SATF-CSP may have one, both, or neither source involved depending on the sentence and release status.

The Board of Parole Hearings is the source for parole-suitability proceedings, hearing schedules, and hearing outcomes. The schedule page lists date, time, location, and video or in-person status, while results pages list recent proceeding outcomes by week. A hearing result should not be treated as the same thing as walking out of prison. CDCR still has release processing steps.

Parole

State supervision after a prison term, managed by CDCR's DAPO.

BPH

The Board that handles parole suitability and specified release review proceedings.

Case Records

CDCR staff who process court documents and legal release tasks.

Release destination

The place or supervision area after release, which can differ from Corcoran.

Kings State Facilities

Kings County has one county jail and three CDCR adult prisons. That is the main facility-page angle from the research. The county jail records path and the state-prison release path should stay separate, even when all facilities are inside Kings County.

• Kings County Jail: Sheriff's county jail, current inmate locator, VINE, Records Division, Superior Court.
• Avenal State Prison: CDCR facility in Avenal with a Reentry Hub note.
• California State Prison, Corcoran: separate CDCR prison in Corcoran.
• Substance Abuse Treatment Facility and State Prison, Corcoran: separate CDCR prison at 900 Quebec Avenue.

A state-prison release may also connect to BPH and parole records. A county jail release may connect to the Sheriff's custody record, VINE, and court disposition. The last custodian controls the first record path.

SATF Release Processing

CDCR's resentencing and release information is important for SATF-CSP because release timing can depend on legal document processing. Case Records must process Abstracts of Judgment, minute orders, credits, resentencing orders, and other legal requirements before release. A court may act before the actual prison release occurs. That gap is a processing issue, not proof that the court order was ignored.

When checking a possible SATF-CSP release, gather the CDCR number, exact facility name, commitment county, admission date, known hearing date, and any court order or minute order. If the case came from Kings County, compare CDCR information with the Kings County Superior Court record. If the commitment county is different, use that county court for the judgment and amended order history.

Note: SATF-CSP release research should not use Kings County's 24-hour or 72-hour booking views. Those are current county-jail booking windows, not state prison release feeds.