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Boot camps offer a tough, physically regimented ninety-day (90) to one hundred and twenty-day (120) program that emphasizes discipline and character building. Graduates (at the Department of Correction) are administratively released to DCC to be placed in an appropriate community-based program. Successful community supervision eventually results in basic parole supervision and discharge following completion/satisfaction of all conditions.
Boot camp graduates are assessed and placed in an appropriate community based program. In many ways, boot camp serves the same purpose as "shock incarceration". It tells offenders that the community thinks their behavior is a serious problem. Boot camp should be used as one step in a continuation of offender services. Currently, DCC does not operate any boot camps. The existing facility in Arkansas is operated by the Department of Corrections.

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