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Granada · Martin County

STATE
Page typeState custody
  • SecurityJuvenile
  • Population6
  • Occupancy100%
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Second Chances is a state prison in Granada, Martin County, Minnesota. It has a rated capacity of 6 and a reported population of 6 — about 100% occupancy, as recorded in the February 2026 federal dataset. By capacity it is the 22nd-largest of the 27 state prison records listed for Minnesota with a published capacity. It is one of 2 correctional facilities in Martin County, and Minnesota operates 11 state prisons in total.

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Main switchboard(507) 447-2100
Street address
209 N Main Street
Granada, MN 56039
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Security levelJuvenile
Directory statusOpen · Feb 2026 source
Occupancy against rated capacity100%
Rated capacity 6Reported population 6

February 2026 federal directory dataset

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