ICE's own fiscal-year average, not a bed count and not a point-in-time headcount.
Average of that population convicted or with pending charges
170.2
ICE's classification, reproduced as published. This is an ICE administrative classification. Pending charges are not convictions, and this field is not population-level crime-rate evidence.
Average length of stay
42 days
Guaranteed minimum
459
A population level a contract treats as guaranteed. The workbook prints the number, not the price.
No award record in this dataset names this facility. ICE and its contractors may hold awards covering it that this project has not yet indexed.
A
Accountability dossier
Farmville changed private hands on July 1, 2025, when CoreCivic's filed annual report records that it completed the purchase of the Virginia facility from Immigration Centers of America for an aggregate price of $71.4 million. That is private money, not federal spending. ICE's fiscal 2026 workbook reports an average daily population of 668.6 against a printed guaranteed minimum of 459, with an Office of Detention Oversight inspection ending April 23, 2026 marked Pass. Detained plaintiffs challenged transfer and COVID-19 practices at the facility in 2020, under the earlier company era; those allegations were never adjudicated in anything indexed here. The two company eras, the private purchase, the federal workbook figures and the litigation are kept apart.
Partial dossier · Last reviewed August 21, 2026
Published as partial. Identity, the two private company eras, the July 2025 acquisition, bounded company disclosures, the workbook snapshot and the 2020 litigation as allegation are established. The local agreement, the executed contract terms, the settlement instrument, the inspection findings and any harm record are not.
Evidence chain · every edge labelled by what the record establishes
01
Public money
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement — appropriated detention funding
02
Award
Not established in sources currently indexed
03
Contractor / operator
Immigration Centers of America — owner
Immigration Centers of America — operator
CoreCivic, Inc. — owner
CoreCivic, Inc. — operator
04
Facility
Farmville Detention Center
05
Findings
3 published inspection, litigation, and harm records
public money → award · Not established
No federal award record currently indexed in this dataset names this facility.
What this does not establish
The award record does not establish how much has been paid out, nor that the appropriation was passed for this facility specifically.
Harm records indexed here (observed / attributed)
0 / 0
Observed means an official record documents it. Attributed means a named source reached the finding. The two are never summed.
Inspection and oversight records
1
Legal instrument, litigation and complaint records
2
These are counts of records indexed by this project, not counts of everything that happened. They are never summed into a score.
B
Who is involved, and on what basis
OwnerImmigration Centers of America
No effective period printed in the indexed record
CoreCivic's filed annual report identifies Immigration Centers of America as the private company from which it bought the Farmville facility, closing July 1, 2025. The end date is the closing date the buyer states; no reviewed record prints when the earlier ownership began.
What this does not establish
When the earlier ownership began, which legal entity held title, the terms of any earlier agreement, or liability for any allegation from that era.
The buyer's own records describe Immigration Centers of America as the company associated with running the facility before the sale closed. The real-estate closing date is carried as the boundary of the era because no reviewed record prints a separate operational handoff date.
What this does not establish
The exact operational handoff date, the services the company performed, its staffing, or responsibility for any allegation.
CoreCivic's filed annual report states that it acquired the Farmville Detention Center on July 1, 2025 and carries the facility as company property.
What this does not establish
That a federal payment funded the purchase, an independent valuation, the title-chain history, or that ownership changed conditions inside the facility.
CoreCivic's filed annual report describes the company running the Farmville facility from the July 1, 2025 closing. The date carried is the closing date the company states, not an independently established first day of operation.
What this does not establish
That the company performs every service at the site, the division of duties with ICE, the identity of any medical or food provider, or that the operational handoff matched the real-estate closing exactly.
Federal agencyU.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
No effective period printed in the indexed record
ICE prints Farmville as its own row in the fiscal 2026 detention-statistics workbook, classed as a dedicated intergovernmental service agreement, and maintains a facility record for it.
What this does not establish
The identity of the local intergovernmental counterparty, the executed agreement, the per diem, or any federal payment amount for this facility.
Money, population, inspections, litigation and harm on one calendar
The facility record beside the money record
Lanes are shown side by side because they share a facility and a calendar, not a cause. Chronological proximity does not establish causation.
Only dated events are plotted. Records carrying an as-of or dataset-cutoff date, such as ICE’s fiscal-year population aggregates, are listed in the table instead, because a data-pull date is not the date something happened.
20202021202220232024202520262027
Money and award actions
Population and capacity
No record indexed in this lane
Inspections and oversight
Litigation and corrective action
Observed and attributed harm
No record indexed in this lane
Select or focus a marker to read the underlying record. Every marker below is also listed in the table.
Facility evidence records by date, lane, evidence status and source.
Date
Lane
Record
Status
Jul 01, 2020
Litigation and corrective action
Detained plaintiffs challenged transfer and COVID-19 practices at FarmvilleIn 2020, people held at Farmville brought a case challenging ICE transfer practices and the facility's handling of a COVID-19 outbreak during that custody period. What is recorded here is that the case was brought and what it asserted. The assertions are allegations. Nothing indexed here establishes that any of them was adjudicated, admitted, or caused a named injury or death.U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia (copy hosted by the National Immigration Project)
Allegation
Jul 01, 2025
Money and award actions
CoreCivic completed its Farmville acquisition on July 1, 2025CoreCivic's filed annual report states that it completed the purchase of the Farmville Detention Center from Immigration Centers of America on July 1, 2025, through the acquisition of 100% of the membership interests in the entities that owned and operated the facility. This is a transaction between two private companies. It is not a federal award, obligation, outlay or payment, and it is never added to any federal figure on this page.U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic, Inc.U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic, Inc.
Observed / verified
Jul 01, 2025
Money and award actions
Company-filed acquisition price of $71.4 millionCoreCivic's Form 10-K for fiscal 2025 states an aggregate purchase price of $71.4 million for the Farmville transaction, including acquired working capital accounts and excluding $1.9 million of transaction-related expenses. The filing allocates total consideration of $71,380 thousand across real property, personal property, working capital, assumed liabilities, a contract-related intangible asset and goodwill, and states that the initial accounting is provisional. This is a private acquisition price reported by the buyer. It is not federal money, not an obligation, not an outlay, and not a facility valuation.U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic, Inc.
Attributed finding
Apr 23, 2026
Inspections and oversight
Office of Detention Oversight inspection ended April 23, 2026, marked PassICE's fiscal 2026 workbook records an Office of Detention Oversight inspection of this facility ending April 23, 2026 under the PBNDS 2011 (2016 revisions) standard, with a final rating of Pass. The underlying report is not indexed by this project. Pass is ICE's own summary label; it is not a safety finding, it does not establish that no deficiency was cited, and it does not resolve anything about the historical litigation.U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Observed / verified
As of Jul 20, 2026
Population and capacity
Fiscal 2026 average daily populationICE reports this facility's average daily population for fiscal 2026 in its detention-management workbook. It is a fiscal-year average, not a bed count and not a headcount on any given day.U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Observed / verified
As of Jul 20, 2026
Population and capacity
Fiscal 2026 average length of stayICE reports the average number of days people spent in custody at this facility in fiscal 2026.U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Observed / verified
As of Jul 20, 2026
Population and capacity
Contracted guaranteed minimumICE's workbook prints a guaranteed minimum population level for this facility. The workbook prints the number; it does not print the price attached to it.U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Observed / verified
No date printed
Litigation and corrective action
Company filing describes a renovated facility reopened in 2023CoreCivic's filed annual report describes the Farmville facility as having reopened in 2023 after renovation. This is a company-filed description of the site's history. It does not establish the scope, cost, payer or effectiveness of the renovation work, and no month-level date was extracted from the filing.U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic, Inc.
Attributed finding
No date printed
Money and award actions
Company-reported contract term running through March 2029CoreCivic's filing describes a contract term for the facility running through March 2029. This is the company's own characterisation of its arrangement. No executed government agreement is indexed here, so the date is not treated as a confirmed expiry, an option deadline, or an intervention point.U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission / CoreCivic, Inc.
Attributed finding
D
Inspections, findings and litigation
An ICE compliance rating records the agency's own determination against its detention standards on the inspection dates. It does not establish that no harm or deficiency occurred.
Date not printed · Litigation and corrective actionAttributed finding
Company filing describes a renovated facility reopened in 2023
CoreCivic's filed annual report describes the Farmville facility as having reopened in 2023 after renovation. This is a company-filed description of the site's history. It does not establish the scope, cost, payer or effectiveness of the renovation work, and no month-level date was extracted from the filing.
Locator
CoreCivic annual report, Farmville discussion
Linked to this facility by
The filing names the Farmville Detention Center in Virginia.
What this does not establish
The renovation scope, its cost, who paid for it, its effect on conditions, or the exact reopening date.
July 1, 2020 · Litigation and corrective actionAllegation
Detained plaintiffs challenged transfer and COVID-19 practices at Farmville
In 2020, people held at Farmville brought a case challenging ICE transfer practices and the facility's handling of a COVID-19 outbreak during that custody period. What is recorded here is that the case was brought and what it asserted. The assertions are allegations. Nothing indexed here establishes that any of them was adjudicated, admitted, or caused a named injury or death.
Locator
Complaint, Case 1:20-cv-00821 Document 1, filed 07/21/20
Procedural status
Complaint filed July 21, 2020. A settlement agreement resolving the injunctive and declaratory counts of the second amended complaint was filed with the court on July 6, 2022. Its operative provisions are not extracted here, so no settlement-terms record is published.
Linked to this facility by
The filed complaint names the Farmville Detention Center and the 2020 custody period there.
What this does not establish
That every allegation was adjudicated, admitted, substantiated, or caused a named injury or death, or that any of it describes the facility today.
April 23, 2026 · Inspections and oversightObserved / verified
Office of Detention Oversight inspection ended April 23, 2026, marked Pass
ICE's fiscal 2026 workbook records an Office of Detention Oversight inspection of this facility ending April 23, 2026 under the PBNDS 2011 (2016 revisions) standard, with a final rating of Pass. The underlying report is not indexed by this project. Pass is ICE's own summary label; it is not a safety finding, it does not establish that no deficiency was cited, and it does not resolve anything about the historical litigation.
Locator
ICE FY2026 workbook row: FARMVILLE DETENTION CENTER
Linked to this facility by
The workbook row is this facility's own row, matched on printed name and address.
What this does not establish
Any finding, deficiency, correction or condition, and nothing about the allegations in the 2020 case.
These are company-reported or company-forecast figures disclosed by the businesses involved. They are not federal awards, obligations, outlays or payments, and they are never added together: they cover different companies, different periods, and mix forecasts with reported revenue.
Date not printed · Money and award actionsAttributed finding
Company-reported contract term running through March 2029
CoreCivic's filing describes a contract term for the facility running through March 2029. This is the company's own characterisation of its arrangement. No executed government agreement is indexed here, so the date is not treated as a confirmed expiry, an option deadline, or an intervention point.
Locator
CoreCivic annual report, Farmville discussion
Linked to this facility by
The filing names the Farmville Detention Center.
What this does not establish
That the term is not a government record is the point: it is not a federal award, obligation or payment schedule, and it does not establish an executed agreement, a renewal, an option, or a termination date.
July 1, 2025 · Money and award actionsAttributed finding
Company-filed acquisition price of $71.4 million
CoreCivic's Form 10-K for fiscal 2025 states an aggregate purchase price of $71.4 million for the Farmville transaction, including acquired working capital accounts and excluding $1.9 million of transaction-related expenses. The filing allocates total consideration of $71,380 thousand across real property, personal property, working capital, assumed liabilities, a contract-related intangible asset and goodwill, and states that the initial accounting is provisional. This is a private acquisition price reported by the buyer. It is not federal money, not an obligation, not an outlay, and not a facility valuation.
Locator
CoreCivic Form 10-K for fiscal 2025, business-combination note
Linked to this facility by
The filing names the Farmville facility and the transaction.
What this does not establish
It is not a federal award, obligation, outlay or government payment, it is not an independent valuation, and the filing states the purchase accounting is provisional and subject to adjustment.
ICE's fiscal 2026 workbook prints Farmville as its own detention facility row in Virginia, with an average daily population of 668.6 and a printed guaranteed minimum of 459.
Immigration Centers of America was the private company associated with the facility before July 1, 2025.
CoreCivic announced that it completed a private acquisition of the facility on July 1, 2025 and reports current ownership and operation.
CoreCivic filings provide bounded reopening, acquisition-price, contract-term and revenue disclosures for the facility.
A 2020 case brought by detained plaintiffs concerned transfer and COVID-19 practices at the facility and was later resolved by agreement.
What this does not establish
That any acquisition dollars were paid by ICE or any other federal agency.
The current local intergovernmental counterparty, the executed agreement, or its payment terms.
That any allegation in the 2020 case was adjudicated, admitted or substantiated.
That a settlement proves liability or an admission.
That the current Pass rating establishes zero deficiencies.
Any death, injury or causal harm at this facility.
Reviewed name matches
FARMVILLE DETENTION CENTER — The name ICE prints on the fiscal 2026 workbook row for 508 Waterworks Road, Farmville, Virginia.
ICA Farmville — The company-era short form used for the same Farmville property while Immigration Centers of America was the private company associated with it. It names a company era, not a second facility, and Immigration Centers of America is a company rather than a facility alias.
G
Open research questions
These are the gaps the reviewed record set names. A question listed here is unanswered, not answered in the facility's favour, and this list does not claim to cover everything unknown about the facility.
Settlement terms not extracted; no settlement record published
Searched — nothing released
The court-filed settlement agreement resolving the injunctive and declaratory counts is indexed and its filing date, July 6, 2022, is established. Its operative provisions were not extracted, so no settlement-terms record is published, and nothing here treats a resolution as an admission. Locator: Case 1:20-cv-00821 Document 253-1, filed 07/06/22.
Collection searched · August 23, 2026 · not an event date
What this does not establish
That no settlement exists, what it required, or that any party admitted anything.
No reviewed agreement naming the local intergovernmental counterparty
Searched — nothing released
ICE classes the facility as a dedicated intergovernmental service agreement, but no reviewed agreement in this project names the local entity holding it, the per diem, the guarantee terms or the options. The workbook's class code is not a name resolver, and the town's name is not evidence. Locator: ICE FY2026 workbook row.
Collection searched · August 21, 2026 · not an event date
What this does not establish
That no such agreement exists, or that the local government is or is not a party to one.
No inspection report text indexed for the April 2026 review
Searched — nothing released
This project holds ICE's workbook summary of the inspection and no underlying report. What the review examined and what it recorded are not indexed. Locator: ICE FY2026 workbook row.
Collection searched · August 21, 2026 · not an event date
What this does not establish
Absence of the report text does not establish that no deficiency was cited or that conditions were adequate.
Historical harm leads withheld pending a facility-naming primary source
Searched — nothing released
Leads about deaths and serious harm in the facility's earlier era are not published. Publication waits on a primary source that names the person, the date, the custody relationship and the facility, together with a case-level record. Locator: Batch 05 packet source docket.
Collection searched · August 21, 2026 · not an event date
What this does not establish
Absence from the records published here does not establish that no one died or was harmed at this facility.
These are company-wide records. They are not allocated to this facility and do not establish that political activity caused any award or facility decision.