Pleasant Valley State Prison (PVSP) Inmate Lookup, Fresno County, CA

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Pleasant Valley State Prison (PVSP) manages public safety and public service while providing modern long-term housing and professional rehabilitative services for inmate of all custody levels. We provide excellence in state service. While maintaining the highest public safety security protocols, Education and Career Technical skills are offered to inmates through our academic classes, vocational instruction, and work programs to create viable job skills that are marketable in today’s workforce. We offer a multitude of self-help programs inclusive of Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy that are developed to aid in the inmates’ ability to make positive life changing decisions while giving back to society. We offer support to our local community through inmate work crews, mutual aid agreements in fire suppression and with local Law Enforcement Agencies to provide enhanced support through the Crisis Response Team’s, in addition to a youth diversion program for at-risk children. We offer one of the state’s first Enhanced Program Facilities for those inmates who choose to better themselves through positive programming. Our Youth Offender Program offers a voluntary intensive rehabilitative treatment program for Youthful Offenders to address their educational, emotional, and social and behavior needs. Our goal is to provide modern rehabilitative services to the inmate population while developing life and social skills to those preparing to reintegrate back into society. Our licensed Correctional Treatment Center provides short-term inpatient medical care, diagnostic evaluation, and treatment of inmates, including these in need of intervention in our Mental Health Crisis Bed housing. We are able to provide modern medical care for those inmate patients designated as low to medium medical risk. PVSP provides professional medical and mental health services in modern facilities for those in inmates identified through clinical intervention.