60 Inmates Testing Positive For Corona Virus

Thursday, April 28, 2022 at 10:26 AM

That is keeping the Aberdeen facility in a Limited Outbreak status.

The Washington State Department of Corrections now says there are 60 inmates in the Stafford Creek Center who are testing positive for COVID-19. That is keeping the Aberdeen facility in a Limited Outbreak status and units H2, H3, and H4 are currently off limits to visitors. The DOC also announced this week that as of now, the COVID bulletins will only be sent out once per week instead of twice weekly. Anyone with questions or concerns in between these updates, you’re asked to contract the individual center you are inquiring about.

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60 Inmates Testing Positive For Corona Virus

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