Public reception during regular business hours.
Offices for:
- Administrator
- Assistant Administrator
- Conference Room
- Records Storage
- Support Specialist / Accounts Receivable / Payable
- Support Specialist / Reception / Payroll
- Training and Compliance Sergeant
Functions of this area include:
- All booking information is gathered here
- Court staging area for detainees waiting to be brought to court
- Detainee waiting area for detainees exhibiting normal behavior
- Four holding cells for uncooperative detainees
- Initial reception for detainees begins here
- Photos and fingerprints collected here
- Court Shift Sergeant's office
- Staffed by one detention deputy
- Detainees are walked through a body scanner
Activities in this area include:
- Book and release individuals into and out of the facility
- Detainee property storage
- Escort detainees to court through secure corridor
- Fingerprinting
- Holding violent arrestees in safety cells
- Interviews with investigators, probation officers and attorneys
- Issuing of clothing, bedding etc.
- Mug Shots
- Waiting area for well behaved detainees for booking or release
Master control is the nerve center of the facility. The officer posted in this area is responsible for monitoring all safety and security systems; they control all of the doors, intercoms, cameras and utilities and can take control of all security computer systems whenever needed. They monitor all persons entering and exiting the facility and track all movement of visitors, detainees and staff. They make all emergency contacts with outside resources (ambulance, fire etc) and are the receiving point for all incoming calls and visitors.
Unit A is part of the Special Management Area (Female Unit).
- 17 Beds
- Rooms on upper tier and lower level
- Includes 2 beds for disciplinary purposes
- Detainees housed per classification which determines time out of cell
- Handicap accessible cell
- Has an outdoor day area that can be used when weather permits
- Dayroom area is available to the detainees between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. except during lockdown times for formal counts and medication delivery
- Manned by two detention deputies, one in the control room and one roving the units; the control room post controls all doors and security systems within the special management area but can be taken over by master control
Unit B is part of the Special Management Area (Administrative Segregation).
- 8 beds
- Handicap accessible cell
- Detainees housed per classification which determines time out of cell
- Metal chairs and tables
- Special exhaust airflow cell for detainees with infectious diseases
- Dayroom area is available to the detainees between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. except during lockdown times for formal counts and medication delivery
- This is not a disciplinary unit
- Used as administrative segregation for detainees with special needs, high profile cases, or special medical needs are housed here
Unit C is part of the Special Management Area (Work Release and Sentence to Serve).
- 15 beds
- Contains a handicap accessible cell
- Detainees housed per classification which determines time out of cell
- 72 hours from adminision classification observation period
- Houses work release detainees, detainees performing sentence to service and detainees who are serving weekend sentences
- Non-metal tables and chairs
- Part of the special management unit and because most detainees housed here are out of the facility much of the time it is not directly supervised
- Porcelain toilets and sinks, wood doors
- Rooms are on upper and lower levels
Unit D is part of the Special Management Area (Segregation).
- 2 of the 8 beds are located in a sub-day room area to allow for additional classification
- 8 beds
- High security locks and doors
- Lockdown status 23 hours a day
- Detainees housed per classification which determines time out of cell
- Metal tables and chairs
- Stainless steel lavatory-toilet
- Used as a disciplinary unit for high risk detainees
Video visiting is available for detainees. Visitors can choose to visit online while at home, or come to the Law Enforcement Center to use a visitation terminal.
