Central Falls Detention Facility Corporation
If You Have Questions About This Case
Please visit this page and use the "Submit Inquiry" link on the right side of that page.
You may also contact counsel for the debtor, Central Falls Detention Facility Corporation (CFDFC), whose contact information you can find here toward the bottom of the page.
You may also contact the Court Clerk's Office by emailing ribhelpdesk@rib.uscourts.gov. Clerk's Office staff will respond to your email as soon as possible.
Docket / Filings / Orders
For information on this case, Central Falls Detention Facility Corporation, BK No. 26-10628 (Chapter 11), please see the website of claims and noticing agent Epiq Corporate Restructuring, LLC at this link, where you can find a telephone number for interested parties, view the case docket and all public filings and orders, subscribe to docket alerts, find hearing dates, learn how to file a claim, and more. You may also visit the PACER Case Locator at this link, where you can find all public filings, court orders, and hearing information.
Next Hearing
The next hearing in the CFDFC case is scheduled for Thursday, August 20, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. The Court may permit any party in interest to participate in a hearing by video or telephone for good cause. To make such a request, please file a motion in accordance with R.I. Local Bankruptcy Rule 9074-1.
Courtroom Rules
Before attending a hearing, in person or remotely, please review R.I. Local Bankruptcy Rule 5072-1 regarding courtroom decorum and the use of electronic devices in court. Generally, members of the media who show professional credentials to Court Security Officers shall be deemed to have the Court's approval to use electronic devices, including but not limited to laptop computers, tablet computers, and cellular telephones, for purposes of note taking and transmission and/or publication of text, so long as the use of such devices does not interfere with or disturb court proceedings. Phone calls, recording, and the taking of photos or videos are all prohibited in court
