Check Garrett House Release Status

Garrett House Placement and Release

Garrett House is an NJDOC Residential Community Reintegration Program operated by Volunteers of America Delaware Valley. Its specialized, gender-responsive program serves women. The program also appears in State Parole Board materials for identified residential programs, so a record trail may involve both NJDOC placement and later Board supervision.

That agency overlap does not merge the legal events. NJDOC controls the correctional placement and movement record. The Board controls parole decisions and supervision. A transfer into Garrett House is still a correctional placement. Parole is conditional community release. Final maximum discharge is a later end-of-custody event when no other authority continues custody.

The current address says where the program operates, not which legal status applies to a specific resident. Always match the person through an SBI number or other reliable identifier.

Lookup Garrett House Release Records

Begin with the NJDOC Offender Search. It covers people under state corrections jurisdiction, including RCRP placements. Search by SBI number when known. Otherwise use the name and available filters, then confirm the match through county of commitment, sentence, offense, age, aliases, and case details.

1. Find the correct NJDOC record and verify the identity beyond the name.
2. Read Current Facility to see whether Garrett House is the reported placement.
3. Check sentence history and mandatory minimum information.
4. Compare Current Max Release Date with Current Parole Eligibility Date.
5. Use Date Out-of-Custody only for a completed NJDOC custody event.
6. Check the State Parole Board when parole or a Board residential program may apply.
7. Request the existing movement, release, or discharge record when the public entry is unclear.

The NJDOC search is not a complete criminal history or a permanent public archive. An absent result does not prove release. It may call for a focused public-record request using the SBI number. Camden County Admissions is not the proper source because Garrett House is not operated by the county jail.

Correct custodian: Use NJDOC for Garrett House placement and discharge, and the State Parole Board for parole action and supervision.

Garrett House Release Date Meanings

The NJDOC help page defines four fields that prevent common mistakes. Current Facility identifies the reported placement. County of Commitment identifies the sentencing venue. A person at Garrett House may have a case from outside Camden, while a person committed from Camden can be placed elsewhere.

Current Max Release Date is NJDOC's most recent maximum estimate after authorized credits and disciplinary additions. The agency warns that it may change at the end of each month. Current Parole Eligibility Date is the expected eligibility date based on Board calculation rules. Neither is an actual release record.

Date Out-of-Custody is the date released from NJDOC custody for the relevant episode. It is the strongest public historical date field, but the legal status after exit may still require a parole or discharge document. Leaving physical NJDOC custody on parole is not the same as completing supervision.

Current Facility

The reported NJDOC placement, which may identify Garrett House.

Current Max Release Date

A recalculated estimate, not a guaranteed departure day.

Current Parole Eligibility Date

The date eligibility is expected, not a grant.

Date Out-of-Custody

A completed state custody date that still needs legal context.

Note: Save the date a public record was checked because placement and projected fields can later change.

Garrett House Contact and Records

Garrett House can answer current program contact questions. NJDOC remains the records custodian for correctional placement and movement. The State Parole Board is the correct agency for a parole decision, certificate, supervision status, or final parole discharge.

A narrow NJDOC request can identify an offender face sheet, public movement history, release or discharge date, or certificate if maintained and disclosable. Include the complete name, aliases, SBI number, and approximate Garrett House period. Ask for existing records rather than a new release calculation.

The Board lists a public-information channel for questions about a person already paroled. A formal records request should identify the exact document sought. Office assignment may follow residence or a specialized caseload, not the Garrett House address.

Garrett House Women's Program

Garrett House differs from the other Camden RCRPs because it is a specialized gender-responsive program for women. Fletcher House is a male educational, vocational, and work-release placement. Hope Hall is a male correctional-treatment placement. Those program types should not be swapped in records descriptions.

The State Parole Board's community-program contacts also identify Garrett House in connection with certain women's residential supervision programs. That source supports a possible Board role for specific cases. It does not prove that every resident has already been paroled or that Garrett House itself issued a release decision.

When both agencies appear, ask which authority controls the present status. NJDOC can show a correctional placement. The Board can show parole authority or a specialized supervision arrangement. A single address cannot settle that distinction.

Individual program participation and protected supervision details may not be public. Purpose-neutral verification should seek the status, movement date, decision, or discharge record needed without asking for broad personal case material.

A public record should also avoid turning the program description into a conclusion about one resident. Gender-responsive programming identifies the facility's designed service model. It does not establish a person's treatment history, parole conditions, or progress. Those details may be protected and are not required to answer whether the person remained in an NJDOC placement, entered parole, transferred elsewhere, or reached final discharge. Keep the request tied to the status event and its date.

Camden Garrett Transfer Is Not Discharge

Camden County has three NJDOC community correctional facilities but no operating NJDOC prison. A move to Garrett House can therefore appear geographically as a return to Camden while state correctional authority continues. The official NJDOC RCRP directory establishes that Garrett House belongs to this statewide residential correctional structure.

A transfer record should be described as a transfer or placement, not a release to the community. Parole requires Board action. Maximum discharge requires a completed NJDOC custody record. If another agency takes custody, the NJDOC exit may still not mean freedom in the community.

This distinction also protects against a county-system error. The Camden County automated status line and Admissions office track the adult county jail, not Garrett House. They cannot confirm an NJDOC RCRP discharge merely because both facilities are in Camden.

Read the sequence as separate steps: prison or prior placement, Garrett House transfer, possible parole release, parole supervision where ordered, and eventual discharge. Not every case follows each step, so use the person's actual records.

Garrett House Parole Confirmation

Parole eligibility is not parole. The Board's dated weekly notices identify people who may be considered or released in a future period. A Camden notice is indexed by county of commitment, not by Garrett House residence. “May be released” does not announce a grant decision.

For a result, seek the Board's decision or parole certificate. Possible outcomes include grant, denial with a future eligibility term, deferment, rescission before release, or later revocation. No public person-name decision database was identified. A specific case requires the Board record.

After a parole grant, written reporting instructions identify the assigned district office and conditions. Garrett House location does not prove that the person will report to the Camden district. Residence and specialized program needs can control the assignment.

A final parole discharge is another later event. Date Out-of-Custody may establish the physical NJDOC exit, while the Board record establishes whether supervision continued or ended.

Prove a Garrett House Discharge

Final verification should pair the identity record with the last placement and legal event. Confirm the SBI number, Current Facility, sentence history, and release-related dates. Then obtain the movement or discharge record that states what happened after Garrett House.

If the person transferred, identify the receiving facility. If parole was granted, retain the Board certificate and supervision status. If maximum release occurred, retain Date Out-of-Custody or the NJDOC discharge document. A missing search result or an old residential address does not prove any of these events.

The Camden County released inmates home page explains the wider custody search when the person may have moved between county, state, or federal systems. For Garrett House itself, NJDOC and the State Parole Board remain the controlling official routes.