 George Currie, Polk Youth Institution Superintendent in cell D102 of the High Security Maximum Control unit |
 Sign warns Polk Youth Institution prisoners to follow the rules. |
 Polk Assistant Superintendent Ray Raynor oversees the High Security Maximum Control unit. |
Polk Youth Institution opened the state's first high security maximum control unit in November 1998. The $8 million facility provides 100 cells, a tool to control an increasingly violent prison population and to protect correctional officers and inmates. |