Coffee Creek Correctional Facility admin building evacuated after suspicious mailing

WILSONVILLE, Ore. (AP) — Authorities evacuated the administration building of a women's prison south of Portland, Oregon, after receiving an envelope with a white, powdery substance inside in the mail.

Five people were working in the mail room of the Coffee Creek Correctional Facility when the envelop arrived Friday.

Two of them were transported to local hospitals. No other information was immediately available.

This is the second evacuation of the administration building in the last two months. A suspicious envelope was received on September 11 with a unknown substance.

Previous coverage:State correctional facility staff members evacuated after white substance found in mailroom

An investigation by Oregon State Police found the substance was non-biological and a non-controlled substance, according to a statement by the corrections department.

The nearly 1,700-capacity facility is located in Wilsonville, Oregon.

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