Texas Department of Criminal Justice
ACA Accredited Unit Since May 2008
| Unit Full Name: | William P. Clements Unit |
| Unit Address and Phone Number: | 9601 Spur 591, Amarillo, TX 79107-9606 (806) 381-7080 (**037) |
| Unit Location: | East of Loop 335 on Spur 591 in Potter County |
| Senior Warden: | Richard Vogelgesang |
| Regional Director: | Jason Heaton, Region V |
| CI Division Deputy Director: | William L. Stephens |
| Date Unit Established or On Line: | March 1990 |
| Total Employees *: | 1,144 |
| Security Employees *: | 869 |
| Non-Security Employees *: | 126 |
| Windham Education Employees *: | 13 |
| Contract Medical and Psychiatric Employees **: | Medical = 76; Psychiatric = 60 |
| Offender Gender: | Male |
| Maximum Capacity*: | 3,798 (Includes Expansion Cells: 850) |
| Custody Levels Housed: | G1 - G5, Administrative Segregation, Mental Health (PAMIO) |
| Approximate Acreage: | 592 (Co-located with Neal) (Additional 1,261 leased acres) |
| Agricultural Operations: | Clements and Neal work in cooperation: Beef Processing Plant, Security Horses/Dogs, Texas Second Chance Program and the Texas Fresh Approach Food Bank Program. |
| Manufacturing and Logistics Op.: | Shoe Factory |
| Facility Operations: | Unit Maintenance |
| Additional Operations: | Scent-Specific Canines; Regional Release Site |
| Medical Capabilities: | Ambulatory medical, dental and mental health services. Fifteen-bed infirmary with two psychiatric crisis management rooms and telemedicine center. Medical care available 24 hours. Specialty clinic for oral surgery. Managed by Texas Tech. |
| Special Treatment Programs: | Program for Aggressive Mentally Ill Offenders (PAMIO)/Step-down Mental Health Treatment Program, Crisis Management, Outpatient Mental Health Services |
| Educational Programs: | Literacy (Adult Basic Education/GED), Special Education, CHANGES/Pre-Release, Cognitive Intervention |
| Career and Technology Programs: Automotive Specialization (Brakes); Electrical Trades; Horticulture | |
| Additional Programs/Services: | Adult Education Program (upon availability), HIV Peer Education, Reentry Planning, Chaplaincy Services, GO KIDS Initiative |
| Community Work Projects: | Services provided to city agencies, local organizations, the area food bank, the Texas Department of Transportation, and Texas Parks and Wildlife. |
| Volunteer Initiatives: | Substance Abuse Education, Mentoring, Support Groups, Religious/Faith Based Studies and Activities |
* Data as of September 30, 2011
**Data as of November 30, 2011