MonDay Correctional Institution Overview
MonDay Community Correctional Institution is a secure community-based correctional facility at 1951 S. Gettysburg Avenue in Dayton. It serves justice-involved adults through court and community-corrections channels rather than booking new arrestees the way Montgomery County Jail does. Its programming focuses on accountability, recovery, mental-health treatment, substance-use treatment, education, employment readiness, life skills, and reentry planning.
The facility's own description places MonDay in a different custody lane from the jail and from Dayton Correctional Institution. The jail is for current arrest and pretrial custody. Dayton Correctional Institution is a state prison for sentenced ODRC prisoners. MonDay is a residential community corrections setting, often tied to sentencing, supervision, or court-ordered treatment. A resident may have a court case or probation matter that explains placement, even when the county jail roster no longer shows the person.
The MonDay home page presents the facility as a community-corrections and treatment institution rather than a local arrest jail.
That distinction matters for lookup. A person at MonDay may not appear on the sheriff's Persons in Custody roster because MonDay is not the same population as Montgomery County Jail.
MonDay Resident Lookup Path
MonDay does not have a researched public roster equivalent to the Montgomery County Jail Persons in Custody page. The practical search path is to contact MonDay directly and to check the sentencing or supervision record that led to placement. For felony cases, the Montgomery County Clerk Public Records Online system and Common Pleas docket can show sentence, community-control terms, treatment orders, or later violations. For Dayton municipal cases, the Dayton Municipal Court case search may show municipal criminal or traffic events.
- Call MonDay at (937) 496-7344 or email mondayinfo@mcohio.org to ask how resident status inquiries are handled.
- Search the court record for the person's case, sentence, community-control order, or placement language.
- If the person was recently arrested, check the Montgomery County Jail roster or the Montgomery County jail inmate records path first because the person may not have reached MonDay.
- If the person has been sentenced to state prison, use the ODRC Offender Search rather than MonDay or the jail roster.
- For victim notification or custody alerts, check whether Ohio VINELink has a matching custody status record.
| Question | Best source | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Is the person currently at MonDay? | MonDay direct contact | No public MonDay roster was located in the captured sources. |
| Why was the person sent there? | Sentencing or court docket | MonDay placement is tied to court and community-corrections pathways. |
| Was the person just arrested? | Montgomery County Jail roster | New arrest custody starts at the jail, not MonDay. |
| Did the person transfer to prison? | ODRC Offender Search | State prison custody is a separate Ohio system. |
Direct contact is the safest first step because the research did not locate an official MonDay public resident-search database.
MonDay Address and Contact
The MonDay official site footer and Ohio Auditor report identify the same Dayton address. Use the facility's public phone and email for resident inquiry routing, program questions, visit confirmation, and mail or property instructions. Because MonDay is a treatment and reentry facility, contact rules may be more program-specific than county jail rules.
MonDay Community Correctional Institution
1951 S. Gettysburg Avenue
Dayton, OH 45417
(937) 496-7344
mondayinfo@mcohio.org
The 2025 Ohio Auditor report identifies MonDay Community Correctional Institution, Montgomery County, at this address for fiscal years 2023 and 2024. The research did not locate a current official numeric resident capacity in accessible text, so no capacity number is stated as a current facility fact.
MonDay Visitation and Contact
The captured MonDay research did not publish a detailed public day-by-day visitation schedule. That means families should not copy the Montgomery County Jail video visit schedule or ODRC prison visitation rules onto MonDay. A community-based correctional facility may set visit, phone, mail, pass, and program-contact rules around treatment schedules, security status, resident phase, and court conditions.
| Topic | Published status | Practical step |
|---|---|---|
| Visitation schedule | No detailed schedule located in captured text | Call (937) 496-7344 before planning a visit. |
| Visitor approval | Not captured in official text | Ask whether the resident must place a visitor on an approved list. |
| Mail rules | Not captured in official text | Confirm address format, resident ID needs, and banned items. |
| Phone contact | General facility phone published | Ask staff how residents may call or receive approved contact. |
That source-specific approach prevents two common errors: treating MonDay as if it were the county jail, or treating it as if it were an ODRC prison. Its records and contact rules should be confirmed with MonDay staff.
MonDay Treatment and Reentry
The MonDay site says the institution helps justice-impacted individuals achieve recovery and reintegration through evidence-based services. The research identified mental-health treatment, substance-use treatment, education, life-skills development, employment readiness, and reentry services as central parts of the facility's role. This is why MonDay should be described as a community-corrections institution, not as a jail annex.
The MonDay about page gives the strongest background on history, accreditation, oversight, and mission.
MonDay opened in 1978 as Ohio's first public Community-Based Correctional Facility, which makes it a distinct part of Montgomery County's custody and reentry landscape.
- CBCF
- A Community-Based Correctional Facility is a secure local or regional alternative used through court and correctional programming.
- Reentry
- Reentry means planning for return to the community through treatment, employment, education, and support services.
- Community control
- Community control is an Ohio court supervision term that can include conditions, treatment, and residential placement.
MonDay Oversight and Records
MonDay's about page emphasizes oversight from several directions. It references ACA standards, ODRC auditing for funded programs, Ohio Department of Behavioral Health partnership for medication access and service oversight, ODJFS representatives for family and vocational reentry goals, Montgomery County cooperation, OJACC, CorJus, International Community Justice Association, and PREA. The research also notes that MonDay reported 100 percent compliance on mandatory and non-mandatory ACA standards.
For records, separate the question into custody status, court status, and treatment-program status. Custody status should start with MonDay direct contact. Court status should be checked through the court that ordered placement. Treatment details may be restricted by privacy law or facility policy, so family members should not expect staff to disclose clinical details merely because a resident is known to be at MonDay.
The 2025 Ohio Auditor report for fiscal years 2023 and 2024 is a public oversight source for the institution. It helps confirm the facility identity and address, but it is not a live resident roster. If a person has absconded, been remanded, or been transferred, the court docket, MonDay staff, jail roster, and ODRC locator may each answer a different part of the status question.
Note: Confirm resident status and visitor rules directly with MonDay before traveling because program status can change by court order.