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Omega Supervision Center Overview

Omega Supervision Sanction Center is listed in Arkansas DOC research as a Hot Spring County ACC residential center. ACC is the former Arkansas Community Correction name often used for what is now the Division of Community Correction within the Arkansas Department of Corrections structure. The facility sits in Malvern near the state correctional complex on Walco Lane, but its role differs from Ouachita River Correctional Unit and from Hot Spring County Jail.

The research supports describing Omega as a community correction, supervision sanction, and treatment-oriented residential center. It serves supervised populations such as technical violators, parole or probation sanction residents, and participants assigned to residential programming. That means an Omega placement may follow court, parole, or community-supervision action rather than a new street arrest. The county jail roster covers people in local detention; Omega status should be checked through DOC/DCC channels and facility contact.

The official facility details confirmed for publication are the Malvern address, the DCC operator, the sanction and treatment role, and the phone route. The Omega-specific audit capture in the image folder was not a successful manifest row, so the visual support used here is the Arkansas DOC locator image in the lookup section.

Omega Supervision Center Population

Omega's population data is thinner than Ouachita River's. The FY2023 DOC annual report lists Omega as a Hot Spring County ACC residential center, and official-source snippets from the FY2022 ACC report indicate a male unit and a 300 to 475 bed range. The current official facility page or a clean current capacity table was not located in the research, so no fixed current bed count or population number is stated here.

Arkansas DOC annual-report material says community correction centers operate as drug and alcohol treatment facilities and that incarcerated individuals receive 20 hours of treatment each week. It also lists program examples such as ServSafe, WAGE, Shorter College courses, reentry help, documentation support, housing help, and employment preparation. Omega-specific population and program tables need a clean official facility source before more exact claims should be added.

Omega Supervision Custody Lookup

Use the Arkansas DOC inmate locator when searching for Omega Supervision Sanction Center. The DOC locator includes Facility options such as Omega, along with county, name, ADC number, gender, offense category, age, and race fields. Because Omega is a community-correction sanction center, a person's status may also connect to probation, parole, post-release supervision, or a court sanction rather than a normal prison sentence.

1. Open the Arkansas DOC locator and acknowledge the disclaimer required by the search form.
2. Search by ADC number if available, or use last name and first name.
3. Use Facility and choose Omega when narrowing a possible DCC placement.
4. If the result is unclear, call Omega or use Arkansas VINE for notification support rather than relying on the county jail roster.

Searchers often confuse Omega with the county jail because both are in Hot Spring County. The difference is important. Hot Spring County Jail holds local detainees on the sheriff roster. Ouachita River is a Division of Correction state prison and central intake facility. Omega is a Division of Community Correction sanction and treatment center. A person may move among systems after court action, but each system has its own lookup route.

The DOC locator image from Arkansas inmate search shows the state fields used to search Omega and other state placements.

Use facility filters carefully because DOC county, facility, waiting-list, and 309 categories can reflect different custody relationships.

Omega Supervision Center Contact

The confirmed Omega address comes from official PREA audit material, and the phone number is listed through official or linked references in the research. Contact the center for facility-specific questions about placement, visit approval, mail format, phone access, and property limits. General county-jail staff should not be expected to confirm DCC program status unless the person is still in Hot Spring County Jail waiting on movement.

Omega Supervision Center Visits

Research did not locate a current public Omega visitation schedule. Because Omega is a DCC residential sanction and treatment center, visitation may depend on program status, supervision rules, treatment phase, security limits, and approval rules. Do not apply county jail visit information to Omega. Do not apply Ouachita River's prison details unless DOC or DCC specifically directs that rule to Omega.

Omega Mail, Phone, and Money

The research does not provide an Omega-specific mail, phone, commissary, or deposit fee schedule. Use Arkansas DOC mail-and-money rules and direct facility contact before sending mail or funds. For a residential treatment and sanction center, mailing and phone privileges can differ from a county jail booking account and can also differ from a standard prison account. Confirm the resident's full name, state number if available, and current placement before sending anything.

Omega Sanction Center Programs

Omega's confirmed role is treatment-oriented community correction. The FY2023 DOC annual report says ACC community correction centers operate as drug and alcohol treatment facilities and all incarcerated individuals receive 20 hours of treatment each week. It also identifies intervention and reentry supports across ACC centers, including ServSafe, WAGE, college courses through Shorter College, documentation assistance, housing assistance, employment help, and reentry planning.

The FY2022 ACC report search result noted that Omega began holding ADC 90-day parole revocations in February 2022. That detail supports Omega's supervision-sanction role. It should not be read as proof that every Omega resident is a parole revocation case, and it does not make Omega a county jail. A technical violator, parolee, probationer, or DCC resident may have a status that is best confirmed through DOC/DCC, court records, or VINE.

Omega Records and Transfers

For county booking records before a person moves to state or community correction custody, use the sheriff roster and sheriff FOIA process. For current Omega custody, use the DOC locator, DCC contact, and facility phone route. For the court action that led to a sanction, search Arkansas court records by participant name or case number. VINELink can help with notification, but it should supplement the official agency systems, not replace them.

The Hot Spring County Jail roster may show state-related language before transfer, including ADC sentence or hold terms. Once the person is under Omega placement, the county roster is no longer the main source. For local custody before transfer, the Hot Spring County Jail page explains the county roster and detention contact path.