Unit Full Name: Wallace Pack Unit

Senior Warden: Moises Villalobos

Regional Director: Jerry Sanchez, Region VI

Deputy Division Director: Miguel Martinez

Date Unit Established or On Line: September 1983

Total Employees: 334

Security Employees: 244

Non-Security Employees: 56

Windham Education Employees: 7

Contract Medical and Mental Health Employees: Medical = 25; Mental Health = 2

Inmate Gender: Male

Capacity: Unit: 1,157; Trusty Camp: 321

Custody Levels Housed: G1-G3, Security Detention, Outside Trusty

Approximate Acreage: 7,002 (Co-located with Luther)

Agricultural Operations: Pack and Luther work in cooperation: Cow/Calf Operation, Edible and Field Crops, Farm Shop, Security Horses, Security Pack Canines, Swine Finishing Operation, Grain Storage, and Buffalo Ranch (11,002 acres).

Manufacturing and Logistics Op.: Surplus Warehouse

Facility Operations: Unit Maintenance

Additional Operations: Scent-Specific Canines

Medical Capabilities: Ambulatory medical, dental, and mental health services with 60 wheelchair accommodated cells and 12-bed infirmary. Medical care available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Digital Medical Services (DMS), electronic specialty clinics, and chronic care clinics available. Type I Geriatric Facility. All services on a single level, including assisted disability services (ADS) showers and CPAP accommodating housing. Managed by UTMB.

Special Treatment Programs: Driving While Intoxicated (DWI) Recovery Program; Sex Offender Treatment Program (SOTP); Sex Offender Education Program (SOEP)

Educational Programs: Literacy (Adult Basic Education/GED), CHANGES/Pre-Release, Cognitive Intervention; Career and Technology Programs: Construction Carpentry; Hospitality and Tourism

Additional Programs/Services: Faith-Based Dormitory, Administrative Segregation Protective Custody Video Initiative, Adult Education Program (upon availability), Life Decisions Program, Peer Education, Reentry Planning, Chaplaincy Services, Community Tours, GO KIDS Initiative

Community Work Projects: Services provided to city agencies and Texas Parks and Wildlife.

Volunteer Initiatives: Literacy/Education, Employment/Job Skills, Substance Abuse Education, Support Groups, Victims Awareness, Religious/Faith-Based Studies and Activities