Kintock Bridgeton II Release Meaning
The NJDOC Residential Community Release Program list places Kintock Bridgeton II within the state correctional system. An RCRP allows a community-based stage before a state sentence or correctional jurisdiction has fully ended. The setting can be less restrictive than a prison, yet the placement remains part of a correctional transition. Moving from South Woods, Bayside, or another NJDOC institution into Kintock Bridgeton II should be described as an RCRP placement, not as maximum discharge.
A later departure from Kintock Bridgeton II also needs a destination. Parole can place the person in the community under State Parole Board supervision. Maximum discharge can end the state correctional term. Another event can send the person to a different RCRP or back to an NJDOC institution. A current facility change by itself does not identify which event occurred.
- RCRP placement
- A structured community-based correctional transition recorded within NJDOC.
- Parole
- Release from confinement under SPB conditions and supervision.
- Maximum discharge
- The end of the state correctional term, subject to the official record.
- Transfer
- A change of placement or custodian, not unconditional release.
Confirm Kintock Bridgeton II Release
The NJDOC offender search is the correct public starting point. Cumberland County's current incarcerated-person tool covers its county jail and does not control Kintock records. Search by a specific name and use the SBI number when known. Verify aliases, county of commitment, case data, and the most recent incarceration rather than accepting the first similar name.
- Open the official NJDOC offender search and locate the correct state record.
- Review the current facility and the latest incarceration history in full.
- Find any `Date Out-of-Custody` and check whether a later admission or return appears.
- Read `Current Max Release Date` and `Current Parole Eligibility Date` only as calculation and eligibility fields.
- If parole appears likely, contact SPB's Public Information Office to ask about current supervision and office assignment.
- Use an NJDOC or SPB records request when the public fields do not resolve the transition.
The result should name the event proved. “Moved into Kintock Bridgeton II,” “left Kintock Bridgeton II on parole,” and “reached maximum discharge” are different findings. If the record only shows a facility change, report that limited fact.
New Jersey VINE can add a timely custody-change notice for covered state records. It may report release, transfer, out-to-court movement, a DOC parole action, or another supported event. The reporting agency and event label must be preserved. A VINE alert is not a certified discharge record, and no result does not prove that an RCRP placement ended. Match the notice to NJDOC history and SPB information.
Kintock Bridgeton II NJDOC Fields
NJDOC's official field definitions distinguish an actual historical exit from dates that may change or merely trigger review. Read the latest custody period first. A prior release date can remain on the record even after a later parole revocation or new admission.
| Field | Meaning for Kintock Bridgeton II |
|---|---|
| Current facility | The listed state placement when the record is current. |
| Incarceration History | The sequence of state custody periods and movements. |
| Date In-Custody | The admission date for a custody period. |
| Date Out-of-Custody | The historical date released from that state custody period. |
| Current Max Release Date | A current calculated maximum date that may change with credits and conduct. |
| Current Parole Eligibility Date | An expected eligibility threshold, not a parole grant. |
Eligibility is not physical release. A parole panel can grant release for a future date, deny it and set a Future Eligibility Term, or rescind a grant after new information. `Date Out-of-Custody`, later admissions, facility status, and SPB information must be read together.
Kintock Bridgeton II Record Requests
No separate Kintock Bridgeton II release database was found in the research. When the public NJDOC record is not enough, direct the request to the agency that owns the state custody history. Ask for a specific person's incarceration history, discharge material, or movement record and include the SBI number, name, date of birth if known, and the relevant date range. A narrow request is easier to match than a broad question asking whether someone is “free.”
SPB records are separate. If the question is whether parole began after the Kintock placement, contact the State Parole Board Public Information Office at `SPB-Public-Info-Office@spb.nj.gov`. Its central number is 609-292-4257 and its mailing address is P.O. Box 862, Trenton, NJ 08625. The board does not offer a general public person-level supervision search.
NJDOC-listed RCRP in Cumberland County
Separate street address: not verified in the supplied official research
Separate facility phone: not verified in the supplied official research
Public status source: NJDOC offender search
Parole confirmation: New Jersey State Parole Board
Do not borrow the address or telephone number published for Kintock Bridgeton I. NJDOC lists Bridgeton I, II, and Legacy as separate programs, and only Bridgeton I has a sourced street address and number in the research.
Kintock Bridgeton II Parole Path
Parole means release from confinement with legal conditions and SPB supervision. It is not the same as probation, which is imposed and supervised through the New Jersey Judiciary. A person leaving Kintock Bridgeton II may begin or continue parole, but that outcome must be confirmed through the state record and SPB rather than assumed from the community setting.
SPB's weekly Parole Eligibility Notice can show county of commitment, current location, sentence facts, jail credit, and historical event strings such as `RELEASED`, `REVOKED`, and `RET CUSTODY`. It is organized by commitment county, not by the county where a program stands. A person at a Bridgeton program may therefore appear under another county's block.
A valid earlier release and a later return can both be true. Alleged parole noncompliance can lead to arrest, preliminary proceedings, and revocation review. Check the latest NJDOC history and do not treat an older `RELEASED` event as present status.
Kintock Bridgeton II Reentry Paths
Cumberland County's reentry landscape includes both correctional transition programs and community navigation. Kintock Bridgeton II occupies the correctional side of that distinction. The county also lists Re-Entry Coordinator Eugenio Portalatin at 856-453-4549 on its Incarcerated Person Services page. That county contact does not certify a Kintock release, but it can help with local navigation after the proper state event is confirmed.
Cumberland County Guidance Center services describe a Mental Health Justice Involvement program for eligible Cumberland residents with serious mental illness involved with jail, court, or probation. The center states that staff may follow eligible participants into the community immediately after release. Its listed contact is 856-825-6810 extension 295.
These resources do not change custody status. Confirm whether the person remains in an RCRP, moved to parole, reached discharge, or returned to custody before describing the next step. Service participation and legal release are separate facts.
Kintock Transfers in Cumberland History
Cumberland County has an unusually dense correctional map. South Woods and Bayside are active NJDOC prisons. Southern State Correctional Facility fully closed July 1, 2022, and NJDOC reports that consolidation absorbed its population through the nearby system. An administrative move caused by closure was a transfer, even when the former facility stopped appearing as current.
The official NJDOC facility source shows the local prisons and Kintock programs that make this distinction necessary.
The listing places Kintock within the state system rather than the Cumberland County Jail record family.
Separately, Cumberland County announced a regional agreement in 2025 for the planned Southern New Jersey Rehabilitation and Reentry Center after an earlier jail-build effort was abandoned. The research does not establish that the new center is operating. It should not be treated as a current place holding or releasing people.
Both histories reinforce the Kintock rule. A changed facility name or physical location does not prove unconditional release. Follow the NJDOC incarceration history to the next event, then use SPB if parole supervision follows.
Kintock Versus Cumberland Jail Records
Kintock Bridgeton II belongs to the NJDOC record family. Cumberland County Jail belongs to the county Department of Corrections. A routine county bail release is confirmed through Admissions and a county release or movement record, while an RCRP transition is traced in state history. The Cumberland County release search separates those systems when the last custodian is uncertain.
Federal and immigration records are separate again. BOP records do not prove an NJDOC event, and ICE's current locator does not certify state discharge. Use the system that actually held the person and state only the departure that its record supports.
Note: Physical presence in Cumberland County does not make a state RCRP placement part of the county jail roster.