This is a list of state prisons in Nebraska. It does not include federal prisons or county jails located in the state of Nebraska.
- Community Corrections Center - Lincoln
- Community Corrections Center - Omaha
- Hastings Correctional Center
- Lincoln Correctional Center
- Nebraska Correctional Center for Women
- Nebraska Correctional Youth Facility
- Nebraska Diagnostic and Evaluation Center
- Nebraska State Penitentiary
- Omaha Correctional Center
- Tecumseh State Correctional Institution
- Work Ethic Camp - McCook
Hastings Correctional Center is no longer operated by Nebraska Department of Correctional Services.
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