​Oregon State Correctional Institution (OSCI) is a medium-security facility located three miles east of Salem. OSCI was established by action of the 1955 Legislature and became fully operational June 1, 1959. The 888-bed facility provides housing, treatment, and programming for adults serving sentences for felony convictions from all counties of Oregon including those remanded to adult prison from juvenile facilities. Approximately 350 of the OSCI beds are designated as Transitional Release beds, which increases the demand for transition and release services.