Arcadian Peninsular Correctional Facility

Located on an isolated lot of land not too far from the Emerald City International Airport is the Arcadian Peninsular Correctional Facility, often referred to (incorrectly) as Arcadia. A facility designed for low risk offenders, the APCF has well-established rehabilitation and education programs designed to ensure released inmates a reduced chance of turning back to crime.
The majority of inmates are non-violent, unpowered offenders, but the current strain on the corrections system has forced the facility to accommodate more dangerous criminals and some supervillains designated as “low-powered.” This new prison population has caused some concern among the facility staff, not to mention public concern regarding a potential breakout. The facility has undergone renovations to accommodate the new population, including reinforced holding cells and the introduction of experimental power dampers.
The APCW is a private facility that is supervised by the county sheriff’s department. Originally designed to hold 1,500 inmates, its population has swelled to 2,700, stretching the abilities of Warden Erica King and her staff of 600 to the limits.

Alternative Names

APCF, Arcadia

Type

Prison