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Bill Clayton Detention Center

Also known as Bill W. Clayton Detention Center

Closed Littlefield, Texas

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Address: Littlefield, TX
Type: Juvenile Correctional Facility
Operated: Opened 2000
Past operators: Texson Management Group; Correctional Services Corporation; GEO Group

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Bill Clayton Detention Center was a juvenile correctional facility in Littlefield, Texas. It opened in 2000.

About Bill Clayton Detention Center

By 2004 CSC used it for adult offenders; the Texas Observer says GEO Group left in 2009 and it reopened in 2015 as the Texas Civil Commitment Center for sex offenders.source

The city of Littlefield approved $11 million in bonds in December 1999 to build the juvenile detention center and named it after former Texas House speaker Bill W. Clayton (Texas Observer). CSC listed it as a 152-bed secure juvenile treatment facility, contracted with the State, operations starting 2000.source

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Ownership

Correctional Services Corporation operated (2000)
Youth Services International operated until 2009

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This program closed, so the state agency that licensed it can no longer act against it. Other channels may still be able to: the boards that license the people who worked here, law enforcement, and the civil courts.

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