Marion County
Miami Correctional Level 1 Facility
Indiana
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There are
48 people in our database with incarceration and correctional supervision records in
Miami Correctional Level 1 Facility, Indiana who were
adjudicated in Marion County.
Miami Correctional Level 1 Facility is a state-administered correctional facility in Bunker Hill, Indiana.
It was constructed in 1997.
It has an average daily population of 3206
and a capacity of 3056.
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