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Grand Forks Residential Transition Program
Grand Forks Residential Transition Program: contact, visiting, phone, mail and travel details. Confirm custody and current rules.
Facility record · North Dakota
Grand Forks · Grand Forks County
- SecurityMinimum
- Population18
- Occupancy113%
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Grand Forks Residential Transition Program is a state prison in Grand Forks, Grand Forks County, North Dakota. It has a rated capacity of 16 and a reported population of 18 — about 113% occupancy, as recorded in the February 2026 federal dataset. By capacity it is the 10th-largest of the 10 state prison records listed for North Dakota with a published capacity. It is one of 3 correctional facilities in Grand Forks County, and North Dakota operates 4 state prisons in total.
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February 2026 federal directory dataset
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