Find Cybulski Release Records

Cybulski Reintegration Release Path

Cybulski is part of the Connecticut Department of Correction system. Its official mission centers on preparing offenders for return to the community through programming and release pathways. That role does not mean every New Britain defendant goes there. A sentenced person whose case began in New Britain may move through several DOC facilities based on classification, sentence needs, programming, or release planning. Hartford Correctional Center remains the key male pretrial facility serving New Britain Superior Court, while Cybulski represents a later reintegration setting for some sentenced people.

Release from Cybulski may lead to the community without supervision, to parole or special parole, to transitional or other community supervision, or to another custody or placement. The exact path depends on the official record. A facility transfer is not a community release. Likewise, placement at a reintegration center does not prove that a release date is fixed.

Confirm a Cybulski Release

The statewide DOC inmate system is the first official status check. CT.gov says a search may use CT DOC number, name, and date of birth. DOC also warns that public information can change quickly and is updated daily rather than in real time. A recent departure may require more than one check.

1. Open the CT DOC inmate information search and use the DOC number when known. Otherwise, search by name and date of birth.
2. Compare the identifiers. Confirm the current facility or supervision location rather than assuming the first same-name result is correct.
3. If Cybulski or another secure facility is shown, the person remains in DOC custody. A program or board date is not proof of departure.
4. If a released, discharged, or community-supervision status appears, check Connecticut VINE for a recent custody change and the New Britain court case for the sentence and disposition.
5. If the public result is absent, stale, or in conflict, contact DOC Public Information at its Wethersfield office for the official records route.

For a full named-person search across local, state, federal, and immigration sources, use the New Britain release search and records coverage. That path prevents a DOC facility result from being confused with a police-station release that never entered DOC.

Note: DOC absence alone is not a release certificate, since some New Britain arrests never result in DOC admission.

Cybulski Release Record Sources

No Cybulski recent-release board or inmate mugshot gallery was found in the researched official sources. The facility page explains the institution, while custody and release information belongs to statewide DOC systems. Court and board records add reasons and legal context that a facility page may not show.

Use the source that created the record. Cybulski staff should not be treated as the records office for a New Britain Police report, a Judicial Branch docket, or a board hearing. A narrow request sent to the correct custodian is more likely to answer the actual question.

Cybulski Release Preparation Role

The official Cybulski facility page describes a release-preparation and reintegration mission. That makes the center relevant to New Britain sentenced cases that move through the state system, but not to people released at the police station on a summons or bond. Local police and court records cover those shorter paths.

DOC’s broader reentry material says each facility has a full-time reentry counselor and describes intensive work before release. Areas can include medical and behavioral-health coordination, medication, recovery planning, and community appointments. Those activities are release planning, not public promises about an individual’s date or destination. The public status and case records remain the proper confirmation sources.

The official facility source provides a visual reference for the correct institution.

The screenshot helps distinguish the DOC reintegration center from Hartford CC, a New Britain court holding path, or a local police records office.

Cybulski Release and Supervision

A person may leave Cybulski and still remain under legal supervision. Parole is conditional release approved through the state parole process. Special parole is a court-imposed term administered within the correctional supervision system. Probation comes from the court. Transitional supervision or another community status can also place a person outside a secure institution while DOC authority continues.

Release

Departure from the facility under the status shown in the official record.

Transfer

Movement to another facility or authority, not release to the community.

Parole

Conditional community release while the applicable sentence remains active.

Discharge

Completion of the custody or supervision term identified by the responsible agency.

Reintegration

Planning and programming aimed at return to the community, not a guarantee of a date.

When BOPP has granted parole, its guidance states that the voted-to-parole date is “on or after.” Release can be delayed by logistics or changed because of new information, discipline, charges, or other review. Check DOC status after the date passes. Then use the Hartford parole office for regional supervision questions tied to a New Britain release.

Note: Being outside a secure facility does not by itself mean the person has finished every supervision term.

Cybulski Records and Contact

The research identifies Cybulski at 264 Bilton Road in Somers. It does not provide a verified facility telephone number or visiting schedule, so none is supplied here. Current contact details should come from the official DOC facility page. For public offender-status questions, DOC directs users to its Public Information Office rather than to random facility lines.

DOC Public Information lists 860-692-7780, available Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and a mailing address at 24 Wolcott Hill Road, Wethersfield, CT 06109. Use that route for ambiguous public inmate information or formal direction on DOC-held records. A request should include the CT DOC number when known, full name, the exact record sought, and a useful date range.

The public inmate system focuses on current custody or supervision. Old discharged-offender confirmation may require a records request. DOC data excludes some categories, including Youthful Offender information and people held on behalf of federal immigration authorities, so a missing public result can have more than one cause.

After a Cybulski Release

The next record depends on the exit. A community release under parole should connect to BOPP and DOC Parole and Community Services. A court probation term should connect to the Judicial Branch docket and adult probation. A sentence discharge should be confirmed through DOC records. A transfer to another agency should be followed to that authority rather than described as freedom from custody.

Property and identification can also remain part of the release process. DOC reentry guidance says identification admitted with an offender is held at the facility until discharge. If unclaimed, it remains at the discharging facility for 30 days and then can be held at Central Office for up to two years. The research lists 860-692-6836, 860-692-7869, and DOC.ORSU@ct.gov for checking whether identification is at Central Office.

Release planning also explains why a projected date may not settle transportation or pickup. BOPP says Parole and Community Services can coordinate with the person and sponsor after a grant, and the voted date remains an “on or after” date. Facility movement, program completion, a new court event, or a change in board action can alter the path. Check the live DOC status after the date rather than treating a planned event as proof of departure.

This facility’s role is best understood as one part of a statewide chain: New Britain court sentence → DOC classification and facility movement → reintegration work → release or transfer → any community supervision → final discharge. The records at each stage should agree before a release claim is treated as settled.

Cybulski Release Timeline

Record the New Britain court event, DOC admission, Cybulski placement, board action if any, actual release status, and later supervision. Dates from separate systems may post at different times. A clear timeline helps distinguish release planning from facility transfer and final departure.