Wardens of Closed/Consolidated Facilities

Closed Facilities

Connecticut State Prison
(Wethersfield)

            Lt. Gen. Reincke, formerly of Wethersfield and Rocky Hill, served for 47 years in uniform in two World Wars as both a Navy sailor and as an Army/Connecticut National Guard officer.  He is the longest-serving Adjutant General of the State Military Department, serving under six governors from 1948 to 1963.  While Adjutant General and following his retirement from the military, General Reincke also served as warden of the Connecticut State Prison, responsible for restoring order after a series of riots and initiating several rehabilitative programs.  His extensive public service also includes serving as Hartford County High Sheriff and as a member of the Wethersfield Board of Selectmen and Police Commission. 

(From the Department of Veterans Affairs- Veterans' Hall of Fame)

Connecticut Youth Camp
(Portland)

Hartell Driving While Intoxicated Unit
(Windsor Locks)

Hartford State Jail
(Hartford)

Jennings Road Detention Center
(Hartford)

Litchfield Correctional Center
(Litchfield)

Montville Correctional Center
(Montville)

Morgan Street Detention Center
(Hartford)

Union Avenue Detention Center
(New Haven)

Western Substance Abuse Treatment Unit
(Newtown)

Consolidated Facilities

Corrigan Correctional Institution
(Uncasville)

Cybulski Correctional Inistitution
(Somers)

MacDougall Correctional Institution
(Suffield)

Maloney Correctional Institution
(Cheshire)

Niantic Correctional Institution
(Niantic)

Radgowski Correctional Institution
(Uncasville)

Walker Reception and Special Management Unit
(Suffield)

Willard Correctional Institution
(Enfield)