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The American Correctional Association Correctional Industries Information Clearinghouse

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CI-Net Jail Industries Survey Final Report

May 1991

U.S. Department of Justice National Institute of Justice

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American Correctional Association Correctional Industries

Information Clearinghouse (CI-Net) 8025 Laurel Lakes Court

Laurel, Maryland 20707-5075 (301) 206-5045

If you have issues viewing or accessing this file contact us at NCJRS.gov.

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u.s. Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Bureau of Justice Assistance

American Correctional Association

Anthony P. Travisono James A. Gondles, Jr.

John J. Greene, III

Gwyn S. Ingley Donna S. Duncan

Lisa M. Tribble

Executive Director Executive Director Designate Director, Division of Training and Contracts Project Director Assistant Project Director Information Specialist

Bureau of Justice Assistance 633 Indiana Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20531

(202) 307-1065

American Correctional Association 8025 Laurel Lakes Court Laurel, Maryland 20707

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• TABLE OF CONTENTS

TAB i -- Introduction

Introduction: Purpose of Survey Page 1-2

TAB I-- Summary and General Statistics

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• General Information on All Survey Respondents Page 5-6

• General Information on Currently Operating Jail Industry Programs Page 7-9

• Summary of Specific Information on Jail Industries Currently Operating Page 10-11

TAB II -- Why Not Operating Jail Industries

• • Why Not Operating Jail Industries: Overview Page 15

• Why No Industry Programs: List of Responses Page 16

• List of All Survey Respondents Not Operating Jail Industries Page 17-35

TAB III -- Considering Start Up of Jail Industries

• Considering Start Up of Jail Industries: Section Identifier Page 36

• Mailing List of Jails Considering Start Up of Jail Industries Page 37-42

• Section Table: General Data on Jurisdictions Considering Start Up of Jail Industries Page 43-53

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TAB IV-- Currently Operating Jail Industries • • Currently Operating Jail Industries: Section Identifier Page 54

• Mailing Ust of Jails Currently Operating Jail Industries Page 55-56

• Section Table: General Data on Jurisdictions Currently Operating Jail Industries Page 57-60

• TABLE 1 --INDUSTRY TYPES (Alphabetized by Industry Types) Page 61-65

• TABLE 2--INDUSTRY TYPES (Alphabetized by Facility) Page 66-70

• TABLE 3--DATA ON INDUSTRY START • UP AND FUNDING Page 71-77

• TABLE 4--INDUSTRY STANDARDS, REGULATIONS AND FUTURE PLANS Page 78-83

• TABLE 5--INDUSTRY OPPOSITION, ADVISORY COMMITTEES AND POLICIES Page 84-87

• TABLE 6--INMATE TRAI~ING Page 88-93

• TABLE 7--INMATE CAPACITY OF INDUSTRY PROGRAMS Page 94-98

• TABLE 8--NUMBER OF INMATES EMPLOYED AT EACH SECURITY LEVEL Page 99-103 •

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• INMATE AND CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT DATA Page 104-110

• 'TABLE 10--INMATE WAGES, INCENTIVES AND BENEFITS Page 111-116

• TABLE 11 --DEDUCTIONS FROM INMATE WAGES Page 1'17-121

• TABLE 12 --PRIVATE SECTOR INVOLVEMENT AND PRODUCT SELECTION Page "122-129

• TABLE 13 --MARKETS/MARKETING AND PRODUCT PRICING Page 130-136

APPENDIX A -- ORIGINAL CI-NET JAIL INDUSTRIES SURVEY INSTRUMENT Page A1-A7

• APPENDIX B -- NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF JUSTICE JAIL INDUSTRY SURVEY: TABLE ON PROGRAM CHARACTERISTICS Page 81

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INTRODUCTION

The American Correctional Association (ACA) operates a free National Clearinghouse and Computer Network Service to help you with your information needs relating to all correctional industries in city and county jails, and state and federal prisons. Known as CI-Net, ACA manages this Correctional Industries Information Clearinghouse, since 1986 through funding from the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Bureau of Justice Assistance.

In an effort to better assess the status, interests and needs of jails and correctional industries, CI-Net recently completed a survey of 3,316 jail and detention facilities in the United States. Survey data was submitted by the respondents between March 20 and December 20, 1990. The results of the survey data collected from the 749 survey respondents are attached.

These survey results consist of:

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• general data on all survey respondents

general data on jurisdictions currently operating jail industries

• a summary of specific information on jail industries currently operating

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• reasons given by some jurisdictions as to why they are not operating jail industries

• a list of jurisdictions that reportedly are not operating jail industries

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• a mailing list of jurisdictions considering start up of jail industries

• general data on jurisdictions considering start up of jail industries

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a mailing list of jurisdictions operating jail industries

general data on jurisdictions operating jail industries listed by facility

specific data on jail industries currently operating (alphabetized by facility and industry type within each facility).

While some of the facilities listed as not operating are in fact believed to be operating, the information provided in this report is based on the data submitted by the respondents. During the data gathering process, approximately 77.4% of the facilities did not respond after repeated contacts by the CI-Net staff.

The information provided by the 749 survey respondents will be useful toward efforts to explore, initiate, or expand jail industries in several jurisdictions. Please contact CI-Net at (301) 206-5045 for additional information, policies and procedures, authorizing legislation, strategic and business plans, videotapes, annual reports, and many other types of resource materials on correctional industries in jails and prisons.

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SUMMARY

The survey data revealed a total of 25 'facilities reportedly operating over 65 jail industry program shops in 20 jurisdictions. These operations were found at facilities with average daily populations ranging from 45 to 5400, with average lengths of sentenced incarceration stretching from 20.1 days to five years. Some jail industries resemble small business shops, while others parallel large corporations with several product lines and plant sites. Jail industries are employing upwards of 3247 offenders, of which an estimated 79% are males and 21 % are females.

The CI-Net survey results discovered that five jurisdictions, of 15 believed to be operating jail industries, were no longer in the industries business. One of these five indicated the reason for closing was due to the short average length of inmate stay. Three others indicated they are considering reactivation of their industry programs. One did not provide a reason for closure.

Nine of the 15 reported current operations. Among the 15, one did not respond to the survey; however, it is believed this jurisdiction is still active in jail industries. Among three facilities thought to be in the planning stages of implementing jail industries, one had become operational. The survey further identified the existence of 10 active jail industry programs not previously recorded in data compiled by other sources [see APPENDIX 8l.

The first jail industry to open among those polled was in 1923, with the most recent opening in 1990. Jails received assistance from a variety of sources to finance the start up of their industry operations -- from county government funds and facility budgets, to private foundation contributions and bank loans. Opposition had been encountered to a small degree from private businesses that viewed jail industries as unfair competition, as well as from other jail programs that wanted the space allocated for industries.

Most jail industry programs have state regulations that limit their markets. The majority sell to municipal governments. Other markets include nonprofit organizations and the private sector. Three also sell to state government entities. A variety of marketing methods are used for jail industry products and services with direct sales being the most frequent approach. The jail central office and administrative staff are primarily responsible for determining the prices of the products and services; 18 of the program shops give this authority to jail industry administrative staff as well.

The criteria for selecting jail industry products and services range from the needs of the customers, to goods that will not compete with local domestic private industry markets. Jail industries look for items that are labor-intensive to produce, thereby addressing the demands of the inmate population. Jails also seek out industries that are safe to operate on the facility grounds. Some of these industries include agricultural operations like dairies and hog farms, to industrial manufacturing/assembly plants producing ergonomic secretarial chairs and electronic component parts.

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Inmate workers are expected to be in good health, and to have a commitment to work, basic skills and job readiness. Other requirements include elements such as length of sentence and security level. Jail industries train their inmate employees in theoretical principles, techniques and practical applications, as well as shop safety and sanitation, rules, regulations and security issues. The majority of jail industries provide good time to inmate workers. Additional incentives are given such as educational certificates, stipends, and a variety of special privileges.

Survey respondents operating jail industries reported an average of 15.18% employment of their inmate populations. The industries have a mean capacity of 54 inmates per shop with an average of 53 inmates employed in these shops. Wages range from a low of $.20 per hour to a high exceeding the federal minimum wage of $4.25+ per hour. Jail industries average nearly full-time work days at 7.2 hours per day. Most inmates work in industries for approximately two and one-half months, but the range of employment runs from 30 days to nine months. The inmate to staff (civilian and uniform combined) ratio is about 13 to one.

Only two of the active jail industry jurisdictions have certification under the Private Sector/Prison Industry Enhancement Certification Program, administered by the Bureau of Justice Assistance. Over half of all jails use advisory committees to. assist their industry programs. While 84% have written policies and procedures for their operations, fewer than 26% follow any specific regulatory standards or requirements in their shops.

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Several jails have plans for continued development of their industries. Expansion, increased production levels, modernization and employment of more offenders are among • their goals for the future.

Sixty-seven survey respondents indicated they are considering start up of jail industries in a total of 78 facilities. The average daily population among these facilities ranged from 4.3 to 2265, with average lengths of sentenced incarceration extending from 17 days to over five and one-half years.

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GENERAL INFORMATION ON ALL SURVEY RESPONDENTS

Please note that all data averages are approximations and may vary slightly due to differQr!ces in recordkeeping practices among the facilities.

General Facility Information -

Security Inmate Average Levels Number of Facilities· Daily Population

Maximum 437 79

Maximum -Medium 257 96

Medium 354 76

Medium -Minimum 210 89

Minimum 363 67

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Jail Industry Operation Status

Status of Industry Program Number of Facilities

Currently operating industry programs 25

Considering start-up of industry programs 78

Unable to operate industry programs .. 262

Not interested in industry programs 207

Unable to operate and not interested in industry programs 61

Other 53

No response to status question 63

TOTAL SURVEYS RECEIVED 749

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Authority Operating Facility+

I Authority Number of Facilities

County/Parish 701

City 23

State 18

Federal 2

Private 2

Other 6

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Daily population 214 1 to 6795

Rated capacity 179 2 to 4463

Sentenced length of incarceration 182.3 days 3 days to 7 years

Pre-sentenced length of 2 hours to incarceration 63.31 days 5 years, 10 months

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GENERAL INFORMATION ON CURRENTLY OPERATING JAIL INDUSTRY PROGRAMS+

State Regulations on Industry Programs

Types of Regulations Number of Programs

Limit markets 46

No restrictions 6

Limit wages 3

Limit industries 0

Other· 4

N/A 5

JaH Industry Marketing Information

Primary Number of Marketing Number of Markets Programs Methods Programs

Non-profit organizations 16 Contracts 24

Private sector 11 Direct sales 29

State government 3 Mail 14

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Municipal govemment 54 Telephone 21

Competitive bids 10

Other 17 Other 25

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Authority Setting Prices for Products & Services • Authority Number of Programs -Central/administrative office staff 31

Institution business/finance office 5

Jail industry administrative staff 18

Industry operations supervisor/foreman 3

Other 8

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Category Yes No N/A • "Good Time" offered to employees 45 20 0

Certified under Private Sector/Prison Industry Enhancement Certication Program 2 60 3

Advisory committee associated w/industry 35 28 2

Written poliCies and procedures 54 10 1

Program operating under the requirements of any specific regulatory standards (e.g. American Correctional Association) 16 47 2

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GENERAL INFORMATION ON CURRENTLY OPERATING JAIL INDUSTRY PROGRAMS (continued)

Industry Inmate and Civilian Personnel Data

Categories Average Range

Percentage of inmate population employed in industry programs 15.18% 1% to 100%

Percentage of male inmates 79% N/A

Percentage of female inmates 21% N/A

Inmate capacity of industry 54 2 to 598

Number of inmates employed 53 1 to 400

Wages paid to inmates $.92 per hour $.20 to $4.25+ per hour

Number of hours worked in a day 7.2 hours 5 to 12 hours

Length of employment 78.98 days 30 days to 9 months

Length of training 46.11 days 1 hour to 9 months

Civilian staW 4 o to 61

Uniform staW 3 o to 46 -+ Some facilities employ only civilians or uniform staff, not both .

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SUMMABY OF SPECIFIC INFORMATION ON JAIL INDUSTRIES CURRENTLY OPERATING

Opening Dates of Industry Operations

1923 1940 1968 1983 1986 1989

1930 1950 1980 1984 1987 1990

1935 1960 1982 1985 1988

Sources Providing Funding for Start-up of Operations

Inmate Welfare Funds County Funds Inmate Service Inmate Telephone Grant Facility Budget Wendt Foundation DOC & Human Resource Administration Sheriff's Department Revenues Loan - Local Bank City Private Sonoma Office of Education Various Government Agencies Job Training Partnership Act Fund/Private Industry Council National Institute of Corrections . Construction Bond Issue Industries Revolving Fund

Opposition Encountered Towards Industry Programs

Business Saw Us as Unfair Competition Very Little Minor Union OppOSition Some Other Jail Activity Wanted the Sj.'lace None

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Criteria for Selection of Products and/or Services

Needs of Department Demands of Inmate Population Resale Value Degree of Educational Experience for Inmate By Instructors Available Detention Facility Food Service Needs By Jail Industries CommIssion Based on Needs of Other Municipal Agencies Try Not to Compete with Private Markets Through Inter-agency Partnership Agreement By Customer Order through Various County Government Agencies Sales Representatives Bidding & Past Service Must Be Safe Private Partner Must Be Willing to Pay Comparable Wages for Produce/Service Requested By Superintendent Committee and Program Directors Contact from Non-profit Organizations or By City/County Industry Sales & Marketing Representatives Select Products/Services Determined by Needs of Prisons and Other Agencies By Bid Sheets By Our Ability to Provide Quality Products/Services

Industry Types (Primary Product Group)

Auto Body Auto Detailing Bakery Bedding Plant Beef Cattle Bunk Manufacturing Construction Craft Training Program Product EnhancemenVJob Shop Crutch Factory - Assembles Crutches Dairy Direct Mailing Preparation/Envelope Stuffing Dry Cleaning Electronic Component Part and Output Choke Equipment Maintenance & Repair Field Crops Food Service Furniture Refinishing General Labor Projects Hog Farm Landfill Operations Laundry Manufacture Ergonomic Secretarial Chairs Print Shop Refurbish Gutters Road Barriers

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Industry Types (continued)

Tailor Shop Tile Setting Upholstery Welding Fabrication Wood Products

Product Lines and/or Services

Rough Carpentry Building Maintenance and Landscaping Mattresses Clothing Items Mattress Covers Ceramic Products Groom Pets for Animal Shelter Inmate Clothing Jumpsuits, Skirts and Blouses Signs and Uniform Nametags Signs: Computer Vinyl Cut and Engraving Curtains Tablecloths Plasticware Macrame Carpet Laying Phone Answering of Inmate Information Queries from the Public Tile Setting Bunk Manufacturing Furniture Refinishing Upholstery Welding Fabrication Facility Food Services Auto Detailing Auto Body Work, Painting and Welding Bread Pastries Donuts Cakes Printed Forms Layout Work and Art Work Beef and Beef By-products Wooden Pallets

-Brick and Block Work Painting and Carpentry In-house Laundry Service Forestry Janitorial Service Distribution & Laundry Services Metal Tables Antiques Refinishing

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Plans for Future Development of Industry Programs

Industry Presently in Planning Stage for Expansion Like to Expand to Employ More & Produce More Industry Will Probably Expand in Near Future Enlarge and Modernize Bakery to North Facility Purchase of New Equipment The Hog Farm will Double in Size in 1990-91 Expansion of the Level of Participants and Add Additional Product Unes Provided the Necessary Funds, Construction of 3500 sq. ft. Building Expanding to Include Oil Companies Expand to Provide Ornamental Plants & Trees for All County Buildings Exploring Purchase of Printing Equipment Expand to Make Jumpsuits and Clothing for Other Agencies Expand Operation to a Bindery & Quick Print More Innerspring Mattress Production Signs Take Over Laundry Services that the City Now Provides Increase Computer Furnitura Development Increase Size to Accommodate 60 Employees and Second Shift Expand Metal Products Refurbishing and Increase Items to be Refinished

Eligibility Requirements for Inmate Participation

Good Health Sentence Length Willingness to Learn Experience Sentenced Minimum Security Level Good Behavior Good Performance Level Good Productivity Less Than 6 Months Remaining on Sentence Must Volunteer Referral by Counselor Non-violent Offenders PG County Resident and Interest in the Program Medium Security Level Open to Male Population No Outstanding Warrants or Detainer Sentenced Females Lack of Financial Resources Depends on the Applicant's Conviction A Desire to Work and Be Classified to the Program Work Ethic and Readiness Math and Carpentry Skills Furniture Design and Manufacturing Orientation to Program Commitment to Quality and Quantity and a Working Team Commercial Experience Bakery Operations Experience

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Incentives Provided to Inmate Employees

Good TimetWork Time Credits/Extra Gain Time One Day Off of Sentence for Each Five Days of Employment Educational Certificates Opportunity to Learn a Trade Extra Visits Extra Food Enjoyable Type of Work Chance to Get Out of Institution and Live in Dorms Inmates Receive Incentive Visits Stipend T oolslT oolbox Job Training Job Placement Vocational Training & Education Department Certification Trustee Status Extra Phone Privileges Work Itself Is Sufficient Incentive Laundry, Turn Key & Dining Room Privileges

Training Topics for Inmate Employees

Theory and Practical Application All Aspects of Commercial Sign Production All Aspects of Commercial Sewing & Clothing Repair All Areas of Pouring Firing & Painting Ceramics Techniques and Principles Safety Use of Food Service Equipment & Sanitation Rules, Regulations and Techniques Security Issues Shop Safety Machine Operation

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WHY NOT OPERATING JAIL INDUSTRIES

This section discusses the reasons why facilities do not operate industry programs. Some of the most common reasons given by survey respondents as to why they have not implemented jail industries were:

• lack of funds, • lack of space, • statutes prohibiting jail industries, and • not that type of facility.

However, the data provided in SECTION IV -- "Currently Operating Jail Industries, " indicates that jail industries can, in fact, be managed under a wide variety of conditions. What may seem to be an ideal or "dream scenario" for some is, in reality, common practice for others.

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are not operating jail industries, are not interested in operating jail industries, are unable to operate.ao.d not interested in operating jail industries, are unable to operate jail industries, gave no response, or indicated "other" (unspecified).

Of 749 surveys received, 724 indicated that they were not operating industry programs. Of these, 78 are considering start up of jail industries. When asked, "Why no industry programs?" many responses were given. A sample of the most common, and "not so common" answers are summarized on the next page.

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WHY NO INDUSTRY PROGRAMS

do not operate a facility in the county

all work by inmates applies to governmental agencies

short-term institution

inconsistency in inmate population/confinement

not feasible because of area and turnover in population

no reason or request to operate; have no need

do not want it

facility outdated

facility not designed to accommodate industry programs

prisoners transported to other jails

would operate if we had enough manpower

pre-arraignment facility; pre-trial detainees

holding facility

no jail facilities to house industries

lack of space

youth facility

work release program

contract out prisoners

county facility

governed by County Commissioners

not set up for any industry programs

just found out about process for setting up an industry program

lack of funds

not a prison

most inmates maintain outside jobs

New Jersey Statute prohibits jail Industries

no type of work release in place/authorized .

limited industry markets

never introduced them

new facility with focus on rehabilitation and educatici1, not industries

alternative programs streSSing job and life skills are used

county corrections not an appropriate setting

not that type of facility

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Alabama Bal'bour County Jail Clayton, Alabama

Geneva County Jail Geneva, Alabama

Lee County Detention Center Opelika, Alabama

Walker County Jail Jasper, Alabama

Arkansas Grant County Jail Sheridan, Arkansas

unle River County Jail Ashdown, Arkansas

Miss. County Detention Center Luxora, Arkansas

Arizona Cochise County Main Jail Bisbee, Arizona

Santa Cruz County Sheriffs Opt Nogales, Arizona

California Amador County Detention Facility Jackson, Califomia

Biscailuz Center • Louisiana Sheriff Los Angeles, California

Central Jail • Louisiana Sheriff Los Angeles, California

Las Colinas Women's Detent. Santee, California

Madera County Department of Corrections Madera, Califomia

Main Adult Detention Facility Santa Rosa, California

Medocino County Jail Ukiah, Califomia

North Facility • Louisiana Sheriff Saugus, California

Santa Cruz County Main Jail Santa Cruz, Califomia

Siskiyou County Jail Yreka, Califomia

South Facility. Louisiana Sheriff Saugus, California

Colorado Eagle County Detention Facility Eagle County, Colorado

Fremont Detention Facility Canon City, Colorado

Montezuma County Sheriff's Department Cortez, Colorado

Weld County Sheriff's Office Greeley, Colorado

Connecticut New Haven Comm. Corrections Center New Haven, Connecticut

Florida saycounty Correction Panama, Florida

Bolusia County Department of Corrections Deland, Florida

County Jail West and Annex Tampa, Florida

County Jail Central Tampa, Florida

County Jail East Tampa, Florida

County Jail West Tampa, Florida

Gulf County Sheriff Department Port Sl Joe, Florida

Hillsborough County Jail Tampa, Florida

North Broward Del Center Pampano Beach, Florida

Palm Beach County Stockade Laxahatchee, Florida

Pinellas County Jail, Max. Security Clearwater, Florida

Pinellas County Jail Clearwater, Florida

Sarasota County Jail Sarasota, Florida

Work Release East Tampa, Florida

Georgia Baldwin County Jail Milledgeville, Georgia

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Carroll County Sheriff Department Miami County Detention Center Carrollton, Georgia Peru, Indiana

Columbia County Detention Cntr Morgan County Jail • Appling, Georgia Martinsville, Indiana

Irwin County Jail Pulaski County Jail Ocilla, Georgia Winamoc, Indiana

Jackson County Jail Sheriff Jefferson, Georgia Versaillos, Indiana

Randolph County Sheriff Department Spencer County Sheriffs Dept Cuthbert, Georgia Rockport, Indiana

Stewart County Jail Sullivan City-County Corrections Facility Lumpkin, Georgia Sulfivan, Indiana

lift County Jail lifton, Georgia Iowa

Acral'r County Jail Greenfield, Iowa

!!linois ~ounty Jail Benton County Law Enforcement Center Carmi, Illinois Vinton, Iowa

Fayette County Sheriff's Department Cherokee County Vandalia, Illinois Cherokee, Iowa

Ford County Jail Chickasaw County Sheriff Department . Paxton, Illinois New Hampton, Iowa

Jackson County Jail Clayton County Jail Murphysboro, Illinois Elkaden, Iowa

Kankakee County Sheriff's Department Delaware County Jail Kankakee, Illinois Manchester, Iowa • Lee County Sheriffs office Madison County Jail Dixon, Illinois Winterset, Iowa

Massac Co Law Enforcement Center Metropolis, Illinois Kansas

'AI18ri"County Sheriff Department McDonough County Jail lola, Kansas Macomb, Illinois

Brown County Sheriff's Dept McLean County Jail Hiawatha, Kansas Bloomington, Illinois

Elk County Sheriff's Office Stark County Jail Howard, Kansas Toulon, Illinois

Pawnee County Jail Williamson County Jail Larned, Kansas Marion, Illinois

Reno County Detention Center Hutchinson, Kansas

Indiana Cass County Sheriff's Department Rooks County Sheriff Department Logansport, Indiana Stockton, Kansas

Delaware County Jail Russell County Sheriff Department Muncie, Indiana Russell, Kansas

Fayette County Jail Saline County Jail Connersville, Indiana Salina, Kansas

Hamilton County Jail Thomas County Jail Noblesville, Indiana Colby, Kansas

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Kentucky Michigan BOyd County Jail Benzie County Sheriff (Jail)

• Catl(;ttsburg, KGntucky Beutah, Michigan

Calloway County Jail Calhoun County Sheriffs Depart. Murray, Kentucky Marshall, Michigan

Knox County Jail Chippewa County Sheriff Department Barbourville, Kentucky Sault St. Marie, Michigan

Chouteau County Sheriff Department louisiana Fort Benton, Michigan Acadia Parish Sheriffs Office Crowley, louisiana

Cameron Parish Sheriffs Department

Crawford County Jail Grayling, Michigan

Cameron, louisiana lenawee County Jail Adrian, Michigan

Correctional In stitution Gretna, louisiana Monroe County Sheriff's Depart.

Monroe, Michigan East Carroll Parish Jail lake Providence, Louisiana Oakland County Sheriffs Department

Pontiac, Michigan East Feliciana Parish Prison Clinton, louisiana Osceola County Sheriffs Department

Reed City, Michigan lafayette Parish Correctional lalayette, louisiana

Minnesota Uvingston Parish Prison JaCkson County Jail Uvingston, louisiana Jackson, Minnesota

St. Martin Parish Corrections Center Kandiyohi County Jail St. Martinville, louisiana Willmar, Minnesota

• Mahnomen County Jail Maine Mahnomen, Minnesota Aanco::k Court Jail Ellsworth, Maine Mille lacs County

Milaca. Minnesota Knox County Jail Rockland, Maine Mower County Jail

Austin, Minnesota Waldo County Jail Belfast, Maine Ramsey County Correctional Facility

St. Paul, Minnesota

Maryland Swift County Jail Baltimore County Women Det Cent Benson, Minnesota Towson, Maryland .

Waseca County law Enforcement Bldg. Baltimore County Detention Ctr Waseca, Minnesota Towson, Maryland

Wright County Jail Charles County Detention Center Buffalo, Minnesota la Plata, Maryland

Detention Center-Mont County Maryland Mississippi Rockville, Maryland Adult Detention Center

Pascagoula, Mississippi Garrett County Jail Oakland, Maryland E!enton County Sheriff's Department

Ashland, Mississippi Howard County Detention Center Jessup, Maryland Desoto County Jail

Hemando, Mississippi Massachusetts Franklin County Hout,e of Corrections lee County Sheriffs Department Greenfield, Massachusetts Tupelo, Mississippi

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Oktibbeha County Jail Starkville, Mississippi

Perry County Sheriff Department Richton, Mississippi

Ste Genevieve County Jail Sle. Genevieve, Mississippi

Missouri BOone County Corrections Center Columbia, Missouri

Caldwell County Sheriff Department Kingston, Missouri

Cass County Sheriff's Department Harrisonville, Missouri

Madison County Jail Fredericktown, Missouri

Marion County Sheriff Department Palmyra, Missouri

Miller County Sheriff's Office Tuscumbia, Missouri

Pettis County Sherriff's Department Sedalia, Missouri

Washington Co Detention Facit Potosi, Missouri

Montana Anaconda - Deer Lodge County P.O. Anaconda, Montana

Dawson County Jail Glendive, Montana

Madison County Detention Center Virginia City, Montana

Phillips County Jail Malta, Montana

Richland County Jail Sidney, Montana

Yellowstone County Detention Facility Billings, Montana

Nebraska CUsW County Jail Broken Bow, Nebraska

GaGe County Sheriffs Dept Beatrice, Nebraska

Hitchcock County Jail Trenton, Nebraska

Platte County Sheriff's Dept Columbus, Nebraska

Thayer County Jail Hebron, Nebraska

Nevada Department of Detention and Enforce Las Vegas, Nevada

Washoe County Sheriffs Office Reno, Nevada

New Hampshire Carroll County Jail Ossipee, New Hampshire

New Jersey Camden COunty Correctional Facility Camden, New Jersey

Middlesex County Adult Corrections New Brunswick, New Jersey

New Mexico Lea County Detention Facility Lovington, New Mexico

New York Fulton County Sheriff Department Johnstown, New York

Onondaga County Sheriffs Dept Syracuse, New York

Ontario County Jail Canandaigua, New York

Orange County Jail Goshen, New York

Schoharie Co Corrections Facility Schoharie, New York

Seneca County Correctional Facility Waterloo, New York

Tioga County Jail OWego, New York

Tompkins County Jail Ithaca, New York

Warren County Jail Lake George, New York

North Carolina Alexander County Jail Talyorsville, North Carolina

Alleghany County Jail Sparta, North Carolina

Hyde County Jail Swan Quarter, North Carolina

Uncoln County Jail Uncolnton, North Carolina

Mecklenberg County Main Jail Charlotte, North Carolina

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Person City Jail Blaine County Sheriffs Office Roxboro, North Carolina Watonga. Oklahoma

• Stokes County Jail Carter County Detention Facility Danbury, North Carolina Ardmore, Oklahoma

Custer County Jail North Dakota Arapaho, Oklahoma Adams County Jail Hettinger, North Dakota McCrain County Jail

Purcell, Oklahoma Cass County Jail Fargo, North Dakota Pawnee County Sheriff Office

Pawnee, Oklahom .. l Cavalier County Sheriff Dept Langdon, North Dakota Pittsburg County Jail

McAlester, Oklahoma Emmons County Jail Unton, North Dakota Roger Mills County Jail

Cheyenna, Oklahoma Stutsman County Corrections Center Jamestown, North Dakota

§regon atsop County Corrections Facility

Ohio Astoria, Oregon As'fiiand County Jail Ashland, Ohio Jose~hine County Jail

Grarlt$. Pass, Oregon Belmont County Jail St. Clairsville, Ohio

Pennsylvania Clark County Jail Armstrong County Jail Springfield, Ohio Kittanning, Pennsylvania

Crawford County Jail Bucks City Correctional Facility Bucyrus, Ohio Daglestown, Pennsylvania

• Darke Co Criminal Justice Ctr Butler County Prison Greenville, Ohio Butler, Pennsylvania

Erie County Jail Carbon County Prison Sandusky, Ohio Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania

Highland County Jail Chester County Prison Hillsboro, Ohio West Chester, Pennr;ylvania

Huron County Corrections Facility Correctional Instutition Norwalk, Ohio Clarion, Pennsylvania

Marion County Sheriff's Department Cumberland County Prison Marion, Ohio Carlisle, Pennsylvania

Portage County Jail Franklin County Prison Ravenna, Ohio Chambersburg, Pennsylvania

Trumbull County Jail Lycoming County Prison Warren, Ohio Williamsport, Pennsylvania

McKean County Jail Oklahoma Smethport, Pennsylvania Adair County Jail Stilwell, Oklahoma Schuylkill County Prison

Pottsville, Pennsylvania Alfalfa Conty Sheriff Jail Cherokee, Oklahoma Warren County Jail

Warren, Pennsylvania Atoka County Sheriff Department Atoka, Oklahoma

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South Carolina Beaufort County Detention Centsr McCulloch County Jail Beaufon, South Carolina Brady, Texas

York County Detention Center Parker County Jail • Rock Hill, South Carolina Weatherford, Texas

Randall County Jail South Dakota Canyon, Texas COdington County Regional Ctr Watertown, South Dakota Tom Green County Jail

Davison County Jail San Angelo, Texas

Mitchell, South Dakota Travis County New Jail Austin, Texas

Fall River County Jail Hot Springs, South Dakota Travis County Old Jail

AUstin, Texas Marshall County SheriWJail Britton, South Dakota Ward County Jail

Monahans, Texas Yankton Detention Center Yankton, South Dakota

~hginia esapeake Sheriff's Office

Tennessee Chesapeake, Virginia Carter County Sheriffs Department Elizabethton, Tennessee Hanover County Jail

Hanover, Virginia Hardin County Jail Savannah, Tennessee Loudoun Adult Det Center

Leesburg, Virginia Johnson County Sheriffs Department Mountain City, Tennessee Norfolk City Jail

Norfolk, Virginia Knox County Jail Knoxville, Tennessee Northampton County Jail

Eastville, Virginia • Metro Moore Co Sheriff Department Lynchburg, Tennessee Orange County Jail

Orange, Virginia Monroe County Jail Madisonville, Tennessee Patrick County Jail

Stewart, Virginia Morgan County Sheriff's Department Wartburg, lennessee Piedmont Regional Jail

Shelby County Justice Complex Farmville, Virginia

Memphis, Tennessee Prince William Reg. Adult Det.

Weakley County Jail Dresden, Tennessee

Manassas, Virginia

Richmond City Jail Richmond, Virginia

Texas Richmond County Jail Be'iiCounty Law Enforcement Center Warsaw, Virginia Belton, Texas

Buriason County Jail Washington Caldwell, Texas Mason County Jail

Shelton, Washington . Chambers County Law Enforcement Center Anahuac, Texas

West Virginia . DeWitt County Jail Bai'6our County Jail

Cuero, Texas Philippi, West Virginia

Gillespie County Law Enforcement Fayette County Jail Fredericksburg, Texas Fayetteville, West Virginia

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Monroe County Jail Monroe, West Virginia

SUmmers County Sheriff's Office Hinton, West Virginia

Wisconsin ~on County Sheriff's Department Barron , Wisconsin

Iowa County Sheriff's Department Dodgeville, Wisconsin

Pierce County Jail Ellsworth, Wisconsin

Racine County Jail Racine, Wisconsin

Wyoming Campbell County Detention Facility Gillette, Wyoming

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Alabama Calhoun County Jail Anniston, Alabama

Dale County Jail Ozark, Alabama

Elmore County Jail Wetumpka, Alabama

Lawrence County Jail Moulton, Alabama

Mobile County Jail Mobile, Alabama

Washington County Sheriff's Department Chatom, Alabama

Winston County Jail Double Springs, Alabama

Arizona M'Oii'aVe County Jail Kingman, Arizona

Arkansas Newton County Jail Jasper, Arkansas

Poinsett County Jail Harrisburg, Arkansas

California san Francisco County Jail #4 San Bruno, Califomia

Colorado Alamosa County Detention Center Alamosa, Colorado

Arapahoe County Detention Facility Englewood, Colorado

Florida Bradford County Jail Starke, Florida

Broward County Detention Complex Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

Broward County Main Jail Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

Broward County Stockade Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

Duval County Jail Jacksonville, Florida

Flagler County Jail Bunnell, Florida

Hendry County Sheriffs Department Jail La Bello, Florida

Highland County Sheriff's Department Sebring, Florida

Manatee County Jail Bradenton, Florida

Marion County Jail Ocala, Florida

Port Manatee Stockade Bradenton, Florida

Putman County Jail Palatka, Florida

St. Lucie County Correctional Center Ft. Pierce, Florida

Washington County Jail Chipley, Florida

Georgia Bacon County Jail Alma, Georgia

Banks County Jail Homer, Georgia

Clayton County Detention Facility Lovejoy, Georgia

Cook County Jail Adel, Georgia

Crawford County Jail Knoxville, Georgia

DeKaib County Jail Decatur, Georgia

Douglas County Jail Douglasville, Georgia

Effingham County Sheriff Department Springfield, Georgia

Houston County Jail Peny, Georgia

Uncoln County Sheriff's Department Uncolnton, Georgia

Macon County Sheriff's Department Oglethorpe, Georgia

Murray County Jail Chatsworth, Georgia

Idaho Nex Perce County Sheriff's Corrections Lewiston, Idaho

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Illinois Carroll County Sheriff's Department County Jail

• Mt. Carroll, Illinois Anamesa, Iowa

Champaign County Sheriffs Department Howard County Jail Urbana, Illinois Cresco, Iowa

Hardin County Sheriff's Dept Ida County Sheriff's Department Elizabethtown, Illinois Ida Grove, Iowa

Macoupin County Sheriff's Department Kossuth County Sheriff Department Carlinville, Illinois Algona, Iowa

Perry County Sheriff's Department Page County Jail Pinckneyville, Illinois Clarinda, Iowa

Putnam County Sheriff's Department Plymouth County Sheriff Hennepin, Illinois Le Mars, Iowa

Whiteside County Sheriff's Department Ringgold County Jail Marrison, Illinois Montana, Iowa

Winneshiek County Jail Indiana Decorah, Iowa ~County Police Department Lebanon, Indiana

Kansas Fountain County Jail Finney County LE.C. Jail Covington, Indiana Garden City, Kansas

Johnson County Sheriffs Department Graham County Jail Franklin, Indiana Hill City, Kansas

Knox Co Law Enforcement Center Kiowa County Sheriffs Office Vincennes, Indiana Greensburg, Kansas

• laPorte County Police Department Uncoln County Jail laPorta, Indiana Uncoln, Kansas

Newton County Sheriff's Department McPherson County Jail Kentland, Indiana McPherson, Kansas

Owen County Security Center Scott County Jail Spencer, Indiana Scott City, Kansas

Posey County Jail Stanton County Law Enforcement Mt. Vernon, Indiana Johnson, Kansas

Shelby County Jail Shelbyville, Indiana

Switzerland County Jail Vevay, Indiana

Boone County Jail Warrick County Security Center Burlington, Kentucky Boonville, Indiana

Edmonson County Jail Wayne County Jail Brownsville, Kentucky Richmond, Indiana

Wells County Jail Hancock County Jail Hawesville, Kentucky

Bluffton, Indiana

Louisiana Iowa East Baton Rouge Parish Prison Audubon County Jail Audubon, Iowa

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Bremer County Ja.il St. Tammany Parish Jail Covington, Louisiana

Waverly, Iowa

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St. Tammany Parish Sheriff Hubbard County Jail Covington, Louisiana Park Rapids, Minnesota

Maine Meeker County Jail Utchfield, Minnesota • Uneoln County Detention Center

Wiscasset, Maine Norman County Jail Ada, Minnesota

Somerset County Jail Skawhegan, Maine Raseau CountY Sheriff's Department

Ropean, Minnesota

Maryland Rice County Sheriff Allegany County Jail Faribouct, Minnesota Cumberland, Maryland

Cecil County Unit Mississipei Elkton, Maryland Hinds County Detention Center

Jackson, Mississippi Cecil County Detention Center Elkton, Maryland

Missouri Washington County Detention Center Callaway Co Law Enforcement Ct Hagerstown, Maryland Fulton, Missouri

Dade County Jail Massachusetts Greenfield, Missouri Kanabee County Sheriff's Department Mora, Massachusetts Franklin County Adult Deten. Center

Union, Missouri Plymouth County House of Corrections Plymouth, Massachusetts Platte County Detention Unit

Platte City, Missouri

Michigan Eatoh County Sheriffs Department

Ray County Correctional Facility Richmond, Missouri

Chalotte, Michigan • St. Clair County Jail A Pena County Jail Osceola, Missouri Alpena, Michigan

Antrim County Jail Stoddard County Jail Bloomfield, Missouri

Bellaire, Michigan

County Jail Nebraska Midland, Michigan Corrections Division

Fremont, Nebraska Hillsdale County Sheriffs Department Hillsdale, Michigan Franklin County Sheriffs Dept .

Franklin, Nebraska Ingham County Correctional Center Mason, Michigan Johnson County Jail

Tecumseh, Nebraska loseo County Sheriff Department Tawas City, Michigan Kearney County Jail

Minden, Nebraska Keweenaw County Jail Eagle River, Michigan Walley County Jail

Ord, Nebraska Washington County Jail Machias, Michigan

Nevada Washtenaw County Corrections Facility Uneoln County Sheriff's Dept Ann Arbor, Michigan Pioche, Nevada

Minnesota Lyon County Sheriff's Office

Brown County Jail Yerington, Nevada

New Elm, Minnesota White Pine County Jail Ely, Nevada

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New Jersey Essex County Jail Annex Coshocton County Justice Center

• Caldwell, New Jersey Coshocton, Ohio

Passaic County Jail County Jail Paterson, New Jersey Delaware, Ohio

Hocking County Jail New Mexico Logan, Ohio Gallup City & County Adult Detention Gallup, New Mexico Mahoning County Jail

Youngstown, Ohio

New York Preble County Jail Clinton County Jail Eaton, Ohio Plattsburgh, New York

Stark County Jail Columbia County Jail Canton, Ohio Hudson, New York

Delaware Co Correction Facility Summit County Jail Delhi, New York Akron, Ohio

Madison County Sheriffs Department Tuscarawas County Jail Wampsville, New York New Phila, Ohio

Yates County Sheriff's Department Penn Yam, New York Oklahoma

Cotton County Walters, Oklahoma

North Carolina Brunswick County Jail Creek County Sheriffs Office Bolivia, North Carolina Sapulpa, Oklahoma

Caldwell County Jail Murray County Sheriff's Department Lenoir, North Carolina Sulphur, Oklahoma

• Caswell County Sheriff's Department Woods County Jail Yanceyville, North Carolina Alva, Oklahoma

Cleveland County Jail Shelby, North Carolina gregen

nn ounty Jail County Jail Albany, Oregon Marion, North Carolina

Yamhill County Corrections Facility High Point Detention Facility McMinnville, Oregon High Point, North Carolina

Yancy County Jail Pennsylvania Burnsville, North Carolina Montaur County Jail

Danville, Pennsylvania

North Dakota Bames County Correctional South Carolina Valley City, North Dakota Dillion County Jail

Dillon, South Carolina Logan County Jaii Napoleon, North Dakota Fairfield Detention Center

Winnsboro, South Carolina McLean County Jail Washburn, North Dakota Marion County Jail

Marion, South Carolina Rolette County Sheriff

Pickens County Detention Center Rolla, North Dakota Pickens, SoU1h Carolina

Ohio Butler County Min. Security Hamilton, Ohio

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South Dakota Utah Pennington County Jail cadie County Jail Rapid City, South Dakota Logan, Utah • Tennessee ~r9Iry~a Cumbel1and County Sheriff's Department InWI die County Jail Crossville, Tennessee Dinwiddie, Virginia

Fentress County Jail Fairfax County Shariff's Off. Jamestown, Tennessee Fairfax, Virginia

Grainger County Shariff's Department Fauquier County Jail RuUedge, Tennessee Warrenton, Virginia

Henderson County Jail Giles County Jail Lexington, Tennessee Pearisburg, Virginia

Roane County Jail Newport News Shariff's Department Kingston, Tennessee Newport News, Virginia

Warren County Jail Shenandoah County Jail McMinnville, Tennessee Woodstock, Virginia

Texas Washin~on Aii98ilna County 8enton ounty Jail Lufkin, Texas Kennewick, Washington

Colorado County Sheriff Department Clallam County Corrections Facility Columbus, Texas Port Angeles, Washington

Crane County Sheriff's Department Grays Harbor County Jail Crane, Texas Montesano, Washington

Dawson County Sh!iriff Department Kittitas County Correctional Facility Lamesa, Texas Ellensburg, Washington • Ector County Jail Odessa, Texas West Virginia

l'Teasant County Jail EI Paso County Detention Facility St. Marys, West Virginia EI Paso, Texas

Gaines County Law Enforcement Wisconsin Seminole, Texas Buffalo County Jail

Alma, Wisconsin Haie County Law Enforcement Plainview, Texas Forest County Sheriff's Department

Crandon, Wisconsin Haskell County Jail Haskell, Texas Grant County

Lancaster, Wisconsin Hutchinson County Jail Stinnett, Texas Langlade County Sheriff Dept

Antigo, Wisconsin Kaufman County Law Enforcement Kaufman, Texas Marinette County Jail

Marinette, Wisconsin Nacogdoches County Law Enfcl/'cement Nacogdoches, Texas Oneida County Jail

Rhinelander, Wisconsin Terry County Jail Brownfield, Texas Outagamie County Sheriff's Department

Appleton, Wisconsin Willacy County Correctional Raymondville, Texas Ozaukee County Sheriff's Department

Port Washington, Wisconsin

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Rock County Sheriffs Department Janesville, Wisconsin

Sauk County Jail Baraboo, Wisconsin

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Arkansas Jefferson County Jail Pine 81uff, Arkansas

Arizona 15iiiliCounty Adult Detention Center Tucson, Arizona

California Inyo County Jail Independence, California

Aorida Escambia County, Dept of Coo Pennsacola, Aorida

St. John's County Detention Center St. Augustine, Florida

gfiorgia atham County Jail

Savannah, Georgia

Colquitt County Jail Moultrie, Georgia

Illinois ~amon County Sheriffs Dept-jail Springfield, Illinois

Ogle County SHeriff's Department Corrections Oregon, Illinois

Tazewell County Sheriff's Dept Pekin, Illinois

Indiana Clinton County Sheriff's Department Frankfort, Indiana

Iowa Black Hawk County Jail Waterloo, Iowa

Des Moines County Jail 8urlington, Iowa

Hardin County Jail Eldora, Iowa

Keokuk County Sheriff's Department Sigourney, Iowa

Lyon County Jail Rock Rapids, Iowa

Kansas Ci'Qij'(jCounty Sheriffs Department Concordia, Kansas

Decatur County Jall Oberlin, Kansas

Kentucky Knott County Jail Hindman, Kentucky

Muhlenberg County Jail Greeneville, Kentucky

Louisiana Caddo Detention Center Keithville, Louisiana

MafTcland Ha ora County Detention Center 8el Aire, Maryland

Michigan Emmet County Jail Petosky, Michigan

Iron County Correctional Facility Crystal Falls, Michigan

Minnesota Adult Detention Center St. Paul, Minnesota

8ecker County Law Enforcement Center Detroit Lakes, Minnesota

Douglas County Jail Alexandria, Minnesota

Sherburne County Sheriffs Dept Elk River, Minnesota

Missouri BOllinger County Sheriff's Department Marble Hill, Missouri

Charlton County Sheriff Department Keytesville, Missouri

Howell County Sheriff's Department West Plains, Missouri

Johnson Countf Sheriffs Department Warrensburg, Missouri

Montana Missoula County Jail Missoula, Montana

Ravalli County Jail Hamilton, Montaila

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Oloe County Detention Facility Nebraska City, Nebraska

Webster County Jail Red Cloud, Nebraska

New Hampshire Gratton County Depanment of Corrections Woodsville, New Hampshire

New Mexico Luna County Corrections Deming, New Mexico

New York Brooklyn House of Detention Brooklyn, New York

North Carolina Gaston County Jail Gastonia, North Carolina

Northampton County Jail Jackson, North Carolina

North Dakota Burleigh County Bismarck, North Dakota

Oklahoma Major County Jail Fairview, Oklahoma

Pennsylvania Blair County Prison Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania

Crawford County Jail Meadville, Pennsylvania

Lackawanna County Corrections Facility Scranton, Pennsylvania

South Da!(ota Corson County Jail Mcintosh, South Dakota

Tennessee Hamilton County Jail Chattanooga, Tennessee

Texas Cameron County Jail Brownsville, Texas

Sutton County Jail Sonora, Texas

Xliinia erst County Jail

Amherst, Virginia

Arlington Detention Center Arlington, Virginia

Middle Peninsula Regional Sec. Saluda, Virginia

Montgomery County Jail Christiansburg, Virginia

Roanoke City Jail Roanoke, Virginia

Washi~on Walla alia County Jail Walla Walla, Washington

West Virginia leWIS County Jail Weston, West Virginia

Wisconsin JeHerson County Sheriff's Department Jefferson, Wisconsin

Marathon County Jail Wausau, Wisconsin

Polk County Jail Balsam Lake, Wisconsin

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Alabama Marshall County Jail Guntensville, Alabama

Arizona IJiiiOnCounty Jail EI Dorado, Arkansas

California Metropolitan Correctional Center San Diego, California

San Diego County Sheriff's Deten. San Diego, California

Colorado Morgan County Sheriffs Dept. Deten. Fort Morgan, Colorado

Rorida Brevard County Detention Center Sharpes, Florida

Escambia County Jail Pensacola, Florida

Escambia County Jail Annex Pensacola, Florida

Escambia County Road Prison Pensacola, Florida

Illinois '§i8I5"y County Detention Center Shelbyville, Illinois

Indiana Tipton County Sheriffs Department Tipton, Indiana

Kansas Ffaiikil'n County Jail Ottawa, Kansas

Miami County Sheriffs Department Paola, Kansas

Kentucky Carter County Jail Grayson, Kentucky

Louisiana Grant Parish Jail Colfax, louisiana

Michigan Manistee County Sheriff's Department Manistee, Michigan

Marquette County Jail Marquette, Michigan

Oscoda County Sheriff Dept Mid, Michigan

Tuscola County Sheriff Department Caro, Michigan

Minnesota COok County Jail Grand Marais, Minnesota

Houston County Caledonia, Minnesota

Missouri Crawford County Jail Steelville, Missouri

Greene County Jail Springfield, Missouri

Montana take County Sheriff's Office Polson, Montana

North Carolina County Jail·Cabarrus County Concord, North Carolina

Tyrrell County Sheriff Columbia, North Carolina

Nebraska Morrill County Detention Facility Bridgeport, Nebraska

Seward County Detention Center Seward, Nebraska

New Hampshire Hillsborough County Dept of Corr Manchester, New Hampshire

Ohio Gii'uga County Sheriff's Dept Chardon, Ohio

Oklahoma Okmulgee County Jail Okmulgee, Oklahoma

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Pennsylvania Fayette County Prison Uniontown, Pennsylvania

Lancaster County Prison Lancaster, Pennsylvania

South Carolina Allendale County Law Enforcement Allendale, South Carolina

J. Reuben Long Detention Center Conway, South Carolina

South Dakota Brown County Jail & Detention Aberdeen, South Dakota

Hand County Jail Miller, South Dakota

Tennessee Wisconsinlson County Sheriff's Department Lebanon, Tennessee

Williamson County Criminal Justice Center Franklin, Tennessee

Texas Bexar County Adult Detention Center San Antonio, Texas

Medina County Jail Hondo, Texas

Titus County Jail Mt. Pleasant, Texas

Travis County Sheriffs Department Austin, Texas

Virginia Virginia Beach Corrections Center Virginia Beach, Virginia

Washington FrankJin County Corr6Ctionai Center Pasco, Washington

Whatcom County Jail Bellingham, Washington

West Virginia Wetzel County Correctional Center New Martinsville, West Virginia

Wisconsin Chippewa County Jail Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

Dunn County Sheriff's Department Menomonie, Wisconsin

Menominee County Sheriff's Department Keshena, Wisconsin

Waushara County Jail Wautoma, Wisconsin

Wyoming Fremont County Jail Lander, Wyoming

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Alabama • Shelby County Jail Wabaunsee County Jail Columbiana, Alabama Alma, Kansas

California Kentuc~ Detention Center Floyd ounty Jall Nevada City, California Prestonsburg, Kentucky

Green County Jail Colorado Greensburg, Kentucky Denver Sheriff Department Denver, Colorado

Louisiana Garfield County Sheriff's Department Grerville Parish Jail Glenwood Spring, Colorado Plaquemine. Louisiana

St. Bemard Parish Prison Florida Chalmette, Louisiana Citrus County Detention Facility Inverness, Florida

Immokalee Jall Center Michigan Wayne County Youth Home

Immokalee, Florida Detroit, Michigan

Santa Rosa County Jall Milton, Florida Minnesota

Oncoln County Jail Ivanhoe, Minnesota

gho~ a oochee County Sheriffs Office Yellow Medicine County Sheriff Cusseta, Georgia Granite Falls, Minnesota

Peach County Law Enforcement Center Fort Valley, Georgia Missouri • Clay County Detention Center Towns County and Union County Jail Uberty, Missouri Blairsville, Georgia

Oregon County Sheriff's Department Wheeler County Jail Elton, Missouri Alamo, Georgia

Montana Indiana Carter County Jail Orange County Jail and Complex Ekalaka, Montana Paoli, Indiana

Fallon County Detention Center Baker, Montana

Iowa Cerro Gordo County Jail Mason City, Iowa North Carolina

Albrrnahl District Jail Hamilton County Sheriff Elizabeth City, North Carolina Webster City, Iowa

T~lytor County Jail North Dakota i Bedford, Iowa Dickey County Sheriff's Department

Ellendale, North Dakota Webster County Jail Fort Dodge, Iowa Eddy County Sheriff's Department

New Rockford, North Dakota

Kansas Grant County Jall Gray County Sheriff's Department Carson, North Dakota Cimmarron, Kansas

Steel County Contract Jailing Norton County Sheriff's Department Finley, North Dakota Norton, Kansas

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Nebraska Gosper County Sheriff's Department Elwood, Nebraska

Pawnee County Sheriffs Department Pawnee City, Nebraska

New Mexico Bemahllo County Detention Center Albuquerque, New Mexico

Ohio Harain County Jail Kenton, Ohio

Union County Sheriffs Office Marysville, Ohio

Van Wert County Sheriff's Office Van Wert, Ohio

Washington County Jail Marietta, Ohio

Pennsylvania Greene County Jail Waynesburg, Pennsylvania

No facility McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania

Sullivan County Jail Laporte, Pennsylvania

Susquehanna County Prison Montrose, Pennsylvania

South Dakota McPherson County Sheriff's Department leola, South Dakota

Moody County Sheriff's Department FlandreatT1, South Dakota

Tennessee Hickman County Jail Centerville, Tennessee

Texas Dimmit County Jail Carrilo Springs, Texas

Throckmorton County Sheriff's Department Throckmorton, Texas

Utah Utah County Jail Provo, Utah

~glnia tetourt County Sheriff's Department

Fincastle, Virginia

County of New Kent New Kent, Virgini ..

King George County Sheriff King George, Virginia

Powhatan Sheriff's Office Powhatan, Virginia

Rappolrumail County Jail Washington, Virginia

Surry County Sheriff's Department Surry, Virginia

Tazewell County Jail Tazewell, Virginia

Washington County Jail Abingdon, Virginia

West Virginia Wood County Correctional Center Parkersburg, West Virginia

Wiscorlsin Florence County Sheriff's Department Florence, Wisconsin

Sawyer County Sheriff Department Hayward, Wisconsin

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This section provides general data on the 78 facilities that indicated they are considering start up of jail industries. The table of facilities is organized in alphabetical order by state. A mailing list for the primary contacts in each jurisdiction precedes the table of facilities.

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(CI-Net Survey Respondents as of 12/90)

NOTE: The following list contains 67 contacts considering start-up of jail industries. Some are responsible for more than one facility, and have indicated

. that they are interested in implementing jail industries at several of the facilities in their jurisdiction. These contacts are indicated by an asterisk (*).

ARIZONA

Phillip L. Severson (*) Director Maricopa Co. Sheriff's Office 225 West Madison Phoenix, p;z 85003 (602) 256-5300

ARKANSAS

Lowell Kincaid Jail Planning Coordinator Pulaski County Jail Pulaski County Courthouse #100 Little Rock, AR 72201 (501) 372-8306

CALIFORNIA

Lany Bartosiewski Corr. Program Supervisor James A. Musick Security Fac. 13502 Musick Irvine, CA 92718 (714) 647-4565

Linda D. Otey Deputy Sherrtf Alameda Co. - Santa Rita Jail P.O. Box 87 Pleasanton, CA 94566 (415) 828-2524

Captain R. Pierce Division Commander Fresno County Branch Jail 1225 M Street Fresno, CA 93721 (209) 488-2917

James C. Sid a Commander Kem Co. Lerdo Min. Sent. Fac. 17635 Industrial Farm Road Bakersfield, CA 93308 (805) 861-7743

Don Fredenburg Commander Lerdo Pre-Trial 17695 Industrial Farm Road Bakersfield, CA 93308 (805) 861-7920

Robert N. Gabrielson Chief Deputy Corrections Monterery Co. Adult Detention P.O. Box 809 Salinas, CA 93902 (408) 755-3856

Peter Christiansen (*) Director of Inmate Services 1 000 WaF~l Street Martinez, CA 94553 (415) 646-4872

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CALIFORNIA (cont.), FLORIDA

Henry Strength Rita Brothers • Lieutenant Project Coordinator Merced County Sheriff Dept. Orange County Corrections Div. 700 West 22th Street P.O. Box 4970 Merced, CA 95340 Orlando, FL 32802 (209) 385-7323 (407) 648-3413

Michael Nelson Lt. Jack A. Fender Captain Administrative Lieutenant North County Correctional Duval County Jail Annex 29340 The Old Road P.O. Box 779 Saugus, CA 91350 Jacksonville, FL 32202 (805) 295-7800 (904) 630-1237

Paul D. Harrod Howard H. Schleich Lieutenant Captain R'ichmond Work Furlough Fa.c. Leon County Detention Facility 847 Brookside Drive P.O. Box 727 Richmond, CA 94801 Tallahassee, FL 32302 (415) 374-3880 (904) 576-3121

COLORADO ILLINOIS

Major Fred J. Olivia Howard A. Caldwell .' Division Commander Admin. Assist. Corrections Bur Denver County Jail DuPage Co. Correction Center 10500 Smith Road 501 N. County Farm Road Denver, CO 80201 Wheaton, IL 60187 (303) 375-5656 (708) 682-7821

Allen J. Minish David L. Munch Major Lieutenant Larimer County Detention Ctr. Dekalb County Jail 2405 Midpoint Drive 150 North Main Ft. Collins, CO 80525 Sycamore, IL 60178 (303) 221-7104 (815) 895-4177

CONNECTICUT KENTUCKY

Michael A. Chemovetz Jim Knauf Warden Kenton County Jailer Bridgeport Corredion Center Kenton County Detention Ctr 1106 North Avenue, P.O 6490 303 Court Street, County Bldg Bridgeport, CT 06606 Covington, KY 41015 (203) 579-6131 (606) 491-2951

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KENTUCKY (cant.} Thomas O. McCreo Jail Administrator • Pat Harper Penobscot County Jail

Jailer 85 Hammond Street Barren County Jail Bangor, ME 04401 800 Ford Drive (207) 947-4585 Glasgow, KY 42141 (502) 651-8806

MARYLAND

LOUISIANA LaMonte E. Cooke Warden

Sheriff's Office Queen Anne's Warden County Dentention Ctr. Assumption Parish Det. Center Little Hot Drive Highway 1008 Centreville, MD 21617 Napoleonville, LA 70390 (301) 758-3817 (504) 369-7281

MASSACHUSETTS

MAINE William Mageary Deputy Superintendent/Admin.

R. Michael Welch Lawrence Jail & House of Corr. Sgt. Programs Officer 81 Auburn Street Androscoggin County Jail Lawrence, MA 01841 2 Turner Street (508) 682-1443 Aubum, ME 04281 (207) 784-7361 Warren Laskey

• Director of Programs Suffolk County House of Corrections

Jail Administrator Deer Island Aroustook County Jail 9 Bellevue Avenue Military Street, Box 803 Wakefield, MA 01840 Houlton, ME 04730 (207) 532-3471

MICHIGAN

Lt. Scott Cyrway Tyler Ramsey Assistant Jail Administrator Jail Administrator Kennebec County Facility Huron County Jail 115 State Street 120 S. Heisterman Augusta, ME 04330 Bad Axe, MI 48413 (207) 6~!3-2270 (517) 269-6421

Edward H .. Marsh Joe Wilson Jail Administrator Sheriff Piscataquis County Jail Genesee Co. Sheriff's Depart. 17 Court St. 1002 South Saginaw Street Dover-Foxcroft, ME 04426 Flint, MI 48502 (207) 564-3304 (313) 257-3406

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MICHIGAN (cant.) MONTANA

Bruce A. Eckley Wade A. Van Gilder • Asst. Facility Administrator Sheriff/Coroner Otter Tail Co. Detention Fac. Mineral County Jail 416 S. Mill Street P.O. Box 99 Fergus Falls, MI 56537 Superior, MT 59872 (218) 736-2057 (406) 822-4861

MINNESOTA NEVADA

Thomas Alvin Jim A. En Earl Jail Administrator Lieutenant Chisago County Jail Douglas Co. Sheriff's Jail 111 Main St. P.O. Box 218 Center City, MN 55012 Minden, NV 89423 (612) 257-2931 (702) 782-9944

Richard L. Roberts NEW HAMPSHIRE Jail Administrator Dakota County Jail Patricia Donovan 1580 Highway 55, Box 247 Superintendent Hastings, MN 55033 Rockingham Co. Dept. of Carr. (612) 438-4800 Box 339

Epping, NH 03042 (603) 679-2244

Mark A. Anderson • Jail Administrator Todd County Detention Center Patrick McManus 115 3rd Street South Superintendent Long Prairie, MN 56347 Cheshire County Carr. Facility (612) 732-2157 River Road

Westmoreland, NH 03467 (603) 399-n94

MISSISSIPPI

Gerald Wall Merrimack Co. Sheriff Dept. of Carr. Amite County Jail 326 Daniel Webster Hwy. Box 208 Boscawen, NH 03303 Liberty, MS 39645 (603) 796-2107 (601) 657-8057

NEW JER~~Y MISSOURI

Richard A. Van den Heuvel Roy Mueller Projects Manager Superintendent Middlesex Co. St. Louis County Adult Correction Ctr. Adult Carr. Inst. P.O. Box 266 18199 Chesterfield Airport Rd. New Brunswick, NJ 08903 Chesterfield, MO 63005 (201) 297-3636 (314) 532-3521 •

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NEW YORK Gerard T. Frey Warden

• Richard J. Emery Dauphin County Prison Lieutenant 501 Mall Road Montgomery County Jail Harrisburg, PA 17111 Park Street (717) 558-1106 Fonda, NY 12608 (518) 853-8330

SOUTH CAROLINA

Sullivan County Jail Jerry A. Hyatt 2 Bushnell Avenue Jail Director Monticello, NY 12701 Sumter County (914) 794-7102 Correctional Center

1281 North Main Street Sumter, SC 29150

OHIO (803) 773-2279

Billy C. Russell Superintendent Verly McClary Dayton Human Rehab. Center Jail Administrator 1613 South Gettysburg Avenue Williamsburg County Jail Dayton, OH 45408 P.O. Box 179 (513) 263-2671 Kingstree, SC 29556

(803) 354-9696

Peg Fawcett Program Coordinator TEXAS

• Licking County Justice Center 155 Main Street W.G. Garmon Newark, OH 43055 Sheriff (614) 349-6458 Comache County Jail

300 Industrial Comanche, TX 76442

OKLAHOMA (915) 356-2161

Glenda Scott Jail Administrator Carl J. Hard Marshall County Jail Jail Administrator 207 North 4th Street Maverick Co. Law Enforcement Ct. Madill, OK 73446 P.O. Box 4060 (405) 795-2510 Eagle Pass, TX 78853

(512) 713-2321

PENNSYLVANIA Robert WoH

Bryan L. Hill Chief Jailes Warden Collingsworth County Jail Monroe County 810 Belton Correctional Facility Wellington, TX 79095 RD #2, Box 2334 (806) 447-2588 Stroudsburg, PA 18360 (717) 992-3232

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TEXAS (cont.)

J. Stevens (e) Captain Travis Co. Corr. Cmplx·Core 3614 Bill Price Road Del Valle, TX 78617 (512) 247·5378

, Diane H. Barton Jail Administrator Wood County Jail P.O. Box 307 Quitman, TX 75783 (214) 763-2201

Paul Scarborough Sheriff Swisher County Jail 136 East Broadway Tulia, TX 79088 (806) 995-3326

Ronald V. Baum Jail Commander Tooele County Jail 47 South Main Street Tooele, UT 84074 (801) 882-5600

VIRGINIA

David Bogard Arlington County Detention Center 1400 North 15th Street Arlington, VA 22201 (703) 358-4470

Nelson T. Cardwell Chief Jailer Charlotte County Jail P.O. Box 390 Charlotte, VA 23923 (804) 542-5141

WASHINGTON

Ray Coleman Deputy Director King County Department of Adult Detention 500 Fifth Avenue Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 296·1269

Bill Miller Offender Industries Coordinator Clark County Corrections 707 W 13th St, P.O. Box 5000 Vancouver, WA 98668 (206) 699·2436

WISCONSIN

John W. Reiff Captain/Jail Administrator Walworth County Jail Courthouse Elkhorn, WI 53121 (414) 741-3301

WYOMING

Cpt. Rod V. Bottoms Facility Administrator. Laramie County Sheriffs Dept. 1910 Pioneer Avenue Cheyenne, YiY 82001 (307) 778·3713

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Pulaski County Jail Ultle Rock, AR

Avondale Jail Maricopa County Phoenix, AZ

Durango Jail Maricopa County Phoenix, AZ

First Avenue Jail Maricopa County Phoenix, AZ

Madison Street Jail Maricopa County Phoenix, AZ

Southeast Jail Maricopa County Phoenix, AZ

Towers Jail Maricopa County Phoenix, AZ

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Population Rated SecurHy Levels Length of Sent. Length of Pre-pI Facility ca~r:I~1tY wI population In«:r:I~l'8tloll ~ent.lnctlr. ~uthorlty

825 825 not open yet N/A N/A coumy/parish & regional

59 50 Minimum 59 17 days 17 days county/parish


319 228 Maximum and 17 days 17 days county/parish Medium 319

1813 960 Maximum-Medium 17 days 17 days county/parish 1813


658 360 Medium-Minimum 17 days 17 days county/parish 658

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Alameda County Santa Rita Jail Pleasanton, CA

Fresno County Branch Jail Fresno, CA

James A. Musick Security Facility Irvine, CA

Kern Co. Lerdo Min. Sentence Facility Bakersfield, CA

Lerdo Pre-Trial Bakersfield, CA

Marsh Creek Detention Center Martinez, CA

Martinez Detention Facility Martinez, CA

Population Rated of Facility capacHV

2846 2265

449 389

1198 713

1050 800

1014 672

560 560

900 386

• • SecurHy Levels Length of Sent. Length of Pre-wI Population Incarceration Sent. Incar. Authority

Maximum 1052, 44 days 35 days county/parish Medium 620, Minimum 1174

Minimum 449 N/A N/A county/parish

Minimum 1198 70 days 60 days county/parish

Minimum 1086 180 days o county/parish

Maximum-Medium 90 days 90 days county/parish 1014

Medium-Minimum unknown unknown county/parish 560

Maximum 900 unknown unknown county/parish

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Work Furlough Center Martinez, CA

Merced County Sheriff Department Merced, CA

Monterery County Adult Detention Salinas, CA

North County Correctional Saugus, CA

Richmond Work Furlough Facility Richmond, CA

Denver County Jail Denver, CO

Larimer County Detention Center Ft. Collins, CO

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Population Rated of Facility Capa«:lt\f

125 125

528.89 369

1007 596

N/A 2064

122 145

1200 900

170 152

SecurHy levels length of Sent. length of Pre-"LPopulation !~ca~eratl()n St!I1f. Iflcar •.... Authortty

Minimum 125 unknown unknown county/parish

Maximum 60 days 30 days county/parish 264.50, Medium-Minimum 264.39

Maximum 406, N/A 15 days county/parish Medium 178, Minimum 420

Maximum 2064 N/A N/A county/parish

Minimum 6 months N/A county/parish

Maxium 400, Max- 14 days 6 months county/parish Med. 120, Medium and city 100, Med-Min. 50, Minimum 200.

Maximum 8, 30 days 19 days county/parish Maximum-Medium 16, Medium 96, Minimum 40

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Bridgeport Correction Center Bridgeport, CT

Duval County Jail Annex Jacksonville, FL

Leon County Detention Facility Tallahassee, FL

Orange County Corrections Division Orlando, FL .

Dekalb County Jail Sycamore,lL

DuPage County Correction Center Wheaton,lL

Barren County Jail [email protected], KY

Population Rated of Facility capacity

N/A NlA

313 351

470 534

2750 2111

60 70

300 267

50+ 72

• Security Levels w/ Population

Maximum 300, Max-Med. 350, Medium 250, Minimum 100

Medium-Minimum 215, Minimum 98

Maximum 242, Medium 122, Minimum 116

N/A


Maximum 267

Maximum 10, Max-Med. 50, Medium 10, MedMin. 2

Length of Sent. Incarceration

unknown

59 days

6 months

2077 days

30 days

7 days

1 year to 18 months

Length of Pre-Sent. Incar.

2 days

N/A

72 days

2077 days

7 days

3 days

30 days to 6 months

• Authority

state

consolidated city/county

county/parish

county

county/parish

county

county/parish

Population Rated Security Levels Length of Sent. Length of Pre-Facility of Facility Capaclt~ Y!L£9Pulation In~~r~E!ration Sent. Incar. Authority

Kenton County Detention Ctr Covington, KY 250 262 Maximum 80, Max- 30 days 6 months county/parish

Med. 70, Medium 30, Med-Min. 20, Minimum 50

Assumption Parish Detention Center Napoleonville, LA 35 52 Maximum 4, Max- 6 months 30-90 days county/parish

Med. 12, Medium 7, Md.-Mn. 12, Minimum 4

Lawrence Jail & House of Corrections Lawrence, MA 275+ 57 alilevels-- 10 months N/A county

population varies

Suffolk Co. House of Corrections Wakefield, MA 823 823 Maximum 64, 8 months N/A city/county

Med. 500, Min. 200 Pre-release 64

Queen Anne's County Detention Center Centreville, MD 55 80 Maximum 817, 45-60 days 35-60 days county/parish

Medium 56/38, Minimum 16/8

Androscoggin County Jail Auburn, ME 69.7 30 Medium 20, 60 days 4 months county/parish

Minimum 85

Aroustook County Jail HouKon, ME 55 60 Medium-Minimum 15 days 2 months county/pari sh

40, Minim~m 15

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Kennebec County F acUity Augusta, ME

Penobscot County Jail Bangor, ME

P~scataquis County Jail Dover-Foxcroft, ME

Genesee County Sheriff's Department Flint, MI

Huron County Jail Bad Axe, MI

Otter Tail County Detention Facility Fergus Falls, MI

Chisago County Jail Center City, MN

Population Rated of Facility Capacity

80 48

130 137

22 23

455 394

58 65

52 75

18 21

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Maximum 5, 2 months 4 months county Medium 41, Minimum 39

Maximum 18, 6 months 1 month county/parish MediurT! 49, Minimum 58

Max-Med.2, 24 days 17 days county/parish Medium 5, Med-Min.2, Minimum 14

12 months Maximum 425, 12 months county/parish Minimum 30

Max-Med.2, 30 days Med-Min. 10,

.30 days county/parish

Minimum 53

Max. 2, Max-Med. 31.77 days 2, Medium 29, Med-

6.21 days county/parish

Min. 7, Minimum 24

Maxium 2, Max- 20 days Mad. 7, Medium

6 days county/parish

11, Med.-Min. 8

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Dakota County Jail Hastings, MN

Todd County Detention Center Long Prairie, MN

St. louis Co. Adult Correction Chesterfield, MO

Amite County Jail Uberty, MS

Minerai County Jail Superior, MT

Cheshire County Correction Facility Westmoreland, NH

Merrimack Co. Department of Corrections Boscawen, NH

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Population Rated of Facility Capacity

130 144

20.26 24

280 158

12 26

4.3 8

74.9 75

148 112

Security levels YlLf91luiation

Maximum 10, Max-Med. 8, Medium 64, Med-Min. 15, Minimum 44

Maximum-Medium 666

Maximum-Medium 30/250

Medium

Minimum all inmates

Minimum 75

Maximum-Medium 100, Minimum 50

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length of Sent. length of Pre-In~~J~~ration Sent.lncar. Authority

26.5 days 8.25 days county/parish

22.2 days 5.5 days county/parish

3 month 30 days county/parish

15 days 30 days county/parish

8 days varies county/parish

15 days 15 days county/parish

210 days 28 days county/pari sh

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Faclll~ 0' Facility Capa~IW w/ Population Incarcellillpn_ SE.m1Jm:a~ Authority

Rockingham Co. Dept. of Corrections Epping, NH 130 86 Maximum 83, 3-4 months 9 months county/parish

Minimum 57

Middlesex Co. Adult Correction Center New Brunswick, NJ 923 540 Maximum 48, Max- 71 days 33 days county/parish

Med. 591, Medium 177, Med-Min. 107

Douglas Co. Sheriff's Jail Minden, NV 70 125 Maximum 2, 6 months to 1 1 week to county/parish

Medium 60, year 3 months Minimum 8

Montgomery County Jail Fonda, NY 130.316 123 Maximum 56, 9 months 2 months county/parish

Medium 40, Minimum 27

Sullivan County Jail Monticello, NY 198.96 206 Maximum 32, 58-60 days 28-30 days county/parish


Dayton Human Rehab. Center Dayton,OH 280 242 Minimum 240-300 3 months none county/parish

and city

Ucking County Justice Center Newark,OH 125 150 Maximum 15, 30-40 days 3 to county

Medium 102, 4 months Minimum 32

Marshall County Jail Madill, OK 24 20 Maximum 11, 6 months 90 days county

Maximum-Medium 8, Minimum 5

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Dauphin County Prison Harrisburg, PA 550 368 Maximum 86, Max- 3 1/2 months 10 days county/parish

Medium 161, Med-Min. 191, Minimum 125

Monroe County Correctional Facility Stroudsburg, PA 169 199 Maximum 9, 8 1/2 months 17 days county/parish

Medium 107, Med-Min. 53

Sumter County Correctional Center Sumter, SC 170 100 Maximum 8, Max- 6 months 70 days county/parish

Med. 18, Medium 20, Med-Min. 19, Minimum 105

Williamsburg County Jail Kingstree, SC 48 19 Max-Med. 20, 90 days 30 days county/parish

Med. 20, Med-Min. 4, Min. 4

Collingsworth County Jail Wellington, TX 5045 18 Max-Med.4 20 days 20 days county/pari sh

Medium 0

Comache County Jail Comanche, TX 36 48 Maximum 31, 60 to 90 days 14 days N/A

Minimum 6

Maverick Co Law Enforcement Center Eagle Pass, TX 105 11,. Maximum 30, Max- N/A 3 months county/parish

Med. 20, Medium 30 Med-Min.10

\J1 Minimum 15 ~

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Facility of Facility Cc:ipaclty w/ Population IncarceratlQrL S~l1t. Incar. __ ~.~ ~uthorlty

Swisher County Jail Tulia, TX 25.50 31.0 Maximum 5, 5 years 30 days county/parish


Travis Co. Corr. Complex-Core Del Valle, TX 55 72 Minimum 55 180 days N/A county/pari sh

Travis Co. Corr. Complex-Building 1 Del Valle, TX 185 192 Medium 185 Misdemeanor Misdemeanor couniy/parish

180 days, 10 days Felony 3 mos.

Travis Co. Corr. Complex-Building 3 Del Valle, TX 181 192 Medium-Minimum Misdemeanor Misdemeanor county/parish

181 180 days, 10 days Felony 3 mos.

Travis Co. Corr. Complex-Honor Del Valle, TX 92 96 Minimum 92 Misdemeanor Misdemeanor county/parish


Travis Co. Corr. Complex-Building 4 Del Valle, TX 158 168 Minimum 158 Misdemeanor Misdemeanor county/parish


Wood County Jail Quitman, TX 20 72 Maximum 13, 2 months 6 months county

Medium 3, V1 Minimum 4 N

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Tooele County Jail Tooele, UT

Arlington Detention Center Arlington, VA

Charlotte County Jail Charlotte Church, VA

Clark County Corrections Vancouver, WA

King County Dept. of AduH Detention Seattle, WA

Walworth County Jail Elkhorn, WI

Laramie County Sheriff's Dept. Cheyenne,WY

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Population Rated of Facility capacHv

32 36

367 164

21 13

453 362

1750 1600

112.45 122

83.5 132

SecurHv Levels Leilgth of Sent. Length of Pre-w/ Population Incarceration Sent. Incar. AuthOrity

Maximum-Medium 90 days 2 weeks county/parish

Maximum 63, 1 year 6-8 months county/parish Medium 112, Med-Mi~_ 178

Maximum-Medium N/A N/A county/state 20

Maximum 22, 16.8 days 11 days county/parish Max-Med. 49, -Medium 52, Med-Min.60 Minimum 126

Maximum 200, N/A N/A county/parish Medium 550, Minimum 1000

Maximum 48, 11.8 days N/A county/parish Minimum 74

Maximum 8, 95 days 25 days county/parish Medium 104, Minimum 16

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CURRENTLY OPERATING JAIL INDUSTRIES

This section provides a mailing list of the 20 jurisdictions operating jail industries, and general data on the 25 facilities with industry programs. Specific data on each of the 65 jail industry shops is divided among 13 tables. The data in the tables is alphabetized by state with the facilities and their respective industry shops organized ar.cordingly.

CI-Net will run a computer printout on any industry type upon request. For example, a report of all bakeries/bakery-related industry shops containing the data provided in the 13 tables, can be prepared. Contact CI-Net at (301) 206-5045 to order these reports.

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CURRENTLY OPERATING JAIL INDUSTRIES MAILING LIST

(CI-Net Survey Respondents as of 12/90)

NOTE: The following list contains 20 clontacts currently operating jail industries. Some are responsible for operating jail industries at more than one facility in their jurisdiction. These contacts are indicated by an asterisk (*).

CALIFORNIA MARYLAND

J.F. "Jack" Donnelly (*) Barbara Bostick, Commissioner Los Angeles County Baltimore City Jail Pitchess Honor Rancho 401 East Eager Street 29300 The Old Road Baltimore, Maryland 21202 Saugus, CA 91350 Telephone: (301) 396-5219 Telephone: (805) 295-8034 (includes: Hall of Justice, Mira Loma, and Sybil Brand) Consuella Harris

PG County Corr. Center 13400 Dille Drive

Darrel Stambaugh Upper Marlboro, MD 20772 Elmwood Jail Industry Telephone: (301) 952-7080 701 South Abel Street Milpitas, CA 95035 Telephone: (408) 299-2447 MASSACHUSETTS

Joseph T. Trevathan Arron S. Fogerson Hampden County House of Corr. Inmate Services Coordinator 79 York Street North County Detention Facility Springfield, MA 01105 600 Adminis.tration Drive, 103-J Telephone: (413) 781-2:224 Santa Rosa, CA 95401 Telephone: (707) 527-2856

MINNESOTA

FLORIDA Thomas Smith Fillmore County Jail

Captain Gerald Russo 901 Houston Street Escambia County Dept.of Corr. Preston, MN 55965 P.O. Box 17789 Telephone: (507) 765-3874 Pensacola, FL 32522 Telephone: (904) 436-9822

Harry J. Lichy Hennepin County Adult G()rr.

Anthony Dawsey 1145 Shenandoah Lane Metro-Dade Corrections Plymouth, MN 55447 2160 N.W. 79th Street Telephone: (612) 475-4212 Miami, FL 33147 Telephone: (305) 835-6651

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NEW HAMPSHIRE OHIO

• Walter Newcomb Mark Schemmel Belknap County Dept. of Corr. Shelby County Sheriff's Office 1194 North Main Street 203 East Court Street Laconia, NH 03246 Sidney, OH 45365 Telephone: (603) 524-4185 Telephone: (513) 498-1111

Marilyn Allen Jean C. Harrison Industries Developer Community Resource Coordinator Strafford County Dept. of Corr. Wood County Justice Center County Farm Road 1960 East Gypsy Lane Dover, NH 03820 Bowling Green, OH 43402 Telephone: (603) 742-3310 Telephone: (419) 352-4172

NEW JERSEY PENNSYLVANIA

Joseph J. Crowley, Jr. Robert J. Gorski, Ph.D. (*) Bergen County Jail-Jail Annex Director-PHILACOR 160 South River Street Philadelphia Prison System Hackensack, NJ 07601 8301 State Road Telephone: (201) 646-2919 Philadelphia, PA 19136

Telephone: (215) 335-7134 (includes: Holmesburg, House of

NEW YORK Corrections & PICC)

• Albert Deiso TEXAS Elmhurst Corr. Facility 16-16 Hazen Street, Trailer 3 Becky McCall East Elmhurst, NY 11370 Brazoria County Detention Center Telephone: (718) 956-2822 400 N. Velasco, Suite 409-A

Angleton, TX n515 Telephone: (409) 849-8263

John B. Moehrle Erie County Correctional Fac. 11581 Walden Avenue Alden, NY 14004 Telephone: (716) 937-9101

Edward A. Ignarri Monroe County Jail 130 Plymouth Avenue South Rochester, NY 14614 Telephone: (716) 428-5244

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East Fac.-L.A. County Sheriff's Department Saugus, CA

Ranch Facility LA County Sheriff's Department Saugus, CA

Hall of Justice Jail LA County Los Angeles, CA

Mira Loma Facility LA County Lancaster, CA

Sybil Brand Institute LA County Los Angeles, CA

Elmwood Jail Industry Milpitas, CA

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CURRENTLY OPERATING JAIL INDUSTRY PROGRAMS

Population Rated of Facility CapacHy

1783 954

2220 1240

1771 1220

1580 1032

1985 910

2235 2348

SecurHy levels wI Population

Maximum 1786

Minimum 2220

Maximum 1771

Med-Min. 1580

Max-Med. 1985

Med-Min. 866, Minimum 1369

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length of Sent. length of Pre-Incarceration Sent. Incar.

28 days 34 days

28 days 34 days

28 days 34 days

28 days 34 days

28 days 34 days

20.1 days 12.4 days

Authority

county/parish

county/parish

county/parish

county/parish

county/parish

county/parish

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North County Detention Facility Santa Rosa, CA 440 494 Maximum .05%, 60 days 14 days county/parish

Medium 14.95%, Minimum 85%

Escambia County Dept. of Corr. Pensacola. FL 118 142 Minimum 1"42 11 months & 0 county/parish

15 days

Metro-Dade Corrections Miami, FL 5400 4463 Maximum 1500 6 months 7 days county/parish

Medium 3400 Minimum 500

Hampden County House of Corrections Springfield, MA 510 372 Maximum 60, 14 months 3 1/2 months county


Baltimore City Jail Baltimore, MD 2806 2704 Maximum 2040, 22 days NlA city

Max-Med.228, Med-Min. 60, Minimum 468

Prince George's County Corrections Upper Marlboro, MD 1275 1365 Maximum 64, 6-12 months 3 months county/parish

Max-Med. 92, Medium 621 Med-Min.213 Minimum 285

Hennepin County Adult Corrections Plymouth, MN 689 N/A Medium 440, 120 days none county/parish

Med-Min. 80, VI Minimum 169 co

Population Rated Security levels Length of Sent. Length of Pre-Facility of Facility Capacity wI Population Incarceration Sent. Incar. Authority

Fillmore County Jail Preston, MN N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Belknap County Department of Corrections Laconia, NH 50 71 MaximumS, N/A N/A county

Max-Med. 16, Minimum 29

Strafford County Dept. of Corrections Dover, NH N/A N/A Med-Min. 6 months 7 months county/parish

. and Minimum

Bergen County Jail Jail Annex Hackensack, NJ 950 423 Maximum 103, 1 to 5 years 120 days county/parish

Minimum 70, all others N/A

Correctional Industries East Elmhurst, NY N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

Erie County Correctional Facilities Alden, NY 410 438 Maximum 10, 150 days 30 days county/parish

Max-Med. 64. Medium 125, Med-Min. 161, Minimum 50

Monroe County Jail Rochester, NY 836 418 Maximum 275, 30 days 90 days county/parish

Medium 140, \.J1 and Minimum 250 \0

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Shelby County Sheriff's Office Sidney,OH

Wood County Justice Center Bowling Green, OH ...

Philadelphia Prison System Philadelphia, PA +

Brazoria Dentention Center II Angleton. TX

Population of Facility

45

NlA

5100

298

Rated Capacity

39

N/A

3750

252

• Security levels wI Population


N/A

Maximum 1181, Max-Med. 900, Medium 1200. Med-Min. 1252. Minimum 500

Medium 298

Length of Sent. Incarceration

28 days

N/A

8 months

127 days

• Philadelphia Prison System operates jaU industries at three facilities; data provided for this table reflects the combined totals of these facilities . .. Wood County received legislative authority to operate jail indtt~tries in November 1990. It was unable to report data at the conclusion of the survey.

Length of Pre-Sent. Incar.

25 days

N/A

3 1/2 months

58 days

• Authority

county

N/A

county/parish and city

county/parish

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Elmw~od Jail Industry, CA

Bergen County Jail-Jail Annex, NJ

North County Detention Fac., CA

East Facility, CA

Erie County Correctional Fac., NY

Holmesburg Prison Phila., PA


Ranch Facility, CA


I Hall of Justice Jail, CA

Sybil Brand Institute, CA

I Mira Lorna Facility, CA

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INDUSTRY TYPES (Ai~habelized By Industry Types)

INDUSTRY TYPES

Auto Body & Paint

Auto Body Shop, Garden Program, and Food Service

Auto Detailing/ Auto Body

Bakery

Bakery

Barricade Manufacturing

Bedding Plant Industry

Beef Cattle

Building & Equipment Maintenance & Repair

Building Maintenance


Building Maintenance/Carpentry/Landscaping

Building Trades/PaintlCementlPallets

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auto body & paint

food ser., laundry ser., auto shop, I

community ser. program, homeless shelters, and county/mun. gov.

auto detailing, auto body work and painting and welding

bread, pastries, donuts, cakes

baked goods

police barricades, water dept. barricades, gas works barricades

ornamental plants, vegetable gardening, holiday decorations,

forestry

beef and beef by-products

carpentry, snow removal, small engine/equip. repair, painting,

janitorial service, comm. svs. project

building maintenance

building maintenance, carpentry and painting

rough carpentry, building maintenance, and landscaping

wooden pallets, brick and block work, painting and carpentry

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FACILITY

Elmwood Jail Industry, CA


Hall of Justice Jail, CA

Mira Lorna Facility, CA

Mira Lorna facility, CA


PG County Corr. Center, MD

Belknap County Dept. of Corr., NH

Ranch Facility, CA

Monroe County Jail, NY


House of Corrections Phila., PA

Strafford County Dept. of Corr., NH

Ranch Facility, CA

Brazoria Cnty .. Detention Center, TX


Phila. Ind. Corr. Center Philadelphia Prison System, PA -

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INDUSTRY TYPES PRODUCTS

Bunk Manufacturing bunk manufacturing

Carpentry/Building Maintenance facility constructions and landscaping projects

Carpet Laying carpet laying

Ceramics plasterware, ceramics, macrame, pottery

Clothing Repair repair mattresses, clothing items and mattress covers

Commercial Ceramics ceramic products

Construction Craft Training Program classroom modulars, storage sheds, and concrete forms

Crutch Factory - assembles crutches crutches and plastic dividers

Dairy milk and dairy products

Direct Mail PreparationlEnvelope Stuffing labor services to mailing houses

Dog Grooming groom pets for animal shelter

Dry Cleaning dry cleaning of uniforms and general clothing

Electronic Component Part and Output Choke circuit boards & output choke made to various companies specifications

Field Crops aHaHa hay, fruits and vegetables

Food Service N/A

Food Service facility food services

Furniture Assembly & Carpentry executive chairs high & low, secretary chairs, conference chairs, desks, credenzas, lateral file, etc.

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Phila. Ind. Corr. Center Philadelphia Prison System, PA




Metro-Dade Corrections, FL


Elmhurst Corr. Facility, NY

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA


Ranch Facility, CA

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INDUSTRY TYPES

Furniture Design Systems - refinish and restore

Furniture Finishing and Refinishing

Furniture Refinishing

Furniture Refurbishing - Me~al

Garment Manufacturing

General Labor Projects

General Products

Goods/Services

Hog Farm

landfill Operation

landscaping & Grounds "maintenance

Laundry

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desks, computer furniture, jail furniture and reupholstery

new: chairs, desks, credenzas, lateral files; refinish all types of

,

wood products including antiques I

furniture refinishing i

metal desks w/new laminate tops, file cabinets, chair frames, metal

tables, and misc. refurbishing

inmate shirts, pants, cell sheets, i

pillow cases, robes, clothing repair and alterations

general labor, landscaping, lawn maintenance, painting, engraving,

retail sales and cabinet and furniture

mattresses, pillows, mops and plastic engraving

bread, linen, & garment production; bread, linen & garment distribution

& laundry services ,

pork and pork by-products

operation of Class III landfill and cardboard recovery

lawn & grounds maintenance :

laundry of clothing and bedding


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Baltimore City Jail, MD Laundry Service, Refurbish GuHers, and Produce Barriers

House of Corrections Laundry and Clothing Repair Phila., PA

Hampden County House of Corr., MA Manufacture of Ergonomic Secretarial Chairs

Escambia Cnty. Dept. of Corr., FL NlA

Shelby County Sheriff's Office, OH N/A

East Facility, CA Power Sewing

Mira Lorna Facility, CA Power Sewing

Sybil Brand Institute, CA Power Sewing

East Facility, CA Print Shop

Holmesburg Prison Printing Phila., PA

Hennepin County Aduit Corr., MN Product Enhancement/Job Shop

Mira Lorna Facility, CA Sewing, Females

I Mira Lorna F~~lity, ~~_ . Sewing, Males

'. PRODUCTS

street barriers, guHer refurbishing, space rental and in-house laundry

service

laundry: blankets, sheets, pillow cases, inmate clothing, and repair

items laundered

ergonomic secretarial chairs, auditorium seat repair, timi!ed office

chair repairs, and woodcraft

N/A

N/A

jumpsuits, coveralls, blouses and skirts

Inmate clothing, jumpsuits, skirts and blouses

inmate dresses and blouses

printed forms, layout work, and art work

prison forms, stationery, envelopes, business cards, county forms,

books, booklets, brochures, etc.

job shop; each day the product line changes

inmate uniforms, curtains, tablecloths

Inmate uniforms, ·curtains, tablecloths


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I Mira Lorna Facility. CA

I Monroe C(",lJnty Jail, NY





Ranch Facility, CA


Fillmore County Jail, MN

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INDUSTRY TYPES

Sign Shop

Sign Shop

Tailor Shop - Inmate Uniforms

Telephone Receptionist

Tile Setting

Upholstery

Upholstery and Re-Upholstery

UpholsieryNocational

Welding Fabrication

Wood Products

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signs and uniform nametags

signs, hand-painted and computer vinyl cut; engraving of name tags &

plaques

uniforms, equipment vests, kitchen aprons, disease prevention kit

answering phone queries from the public

tile setting

upholstery

upholstery of new chairs, sofas and settees and re-upholstery of chairs,

sofas, settees & bus seats

cabinets, bookshelves, furniture reupholstery

welding fabrication

small wood products, stools, toy chests, shelves, knick-knacks, etc.


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East Facility, CA Bakery

East Facility, CA Power Sewing

East Facility, CA Print Shop

bread, pastries, donuts, cakes

jumpsuits, coveralls, blolJses and skirts

printed forms, layout work, and art work

Elmwood Jail Industry, CA Auto Body & Paint auto body & pair.!

Elmwood Jail Industry, CA Bunk Manufacturing bunk manufacturing

Elmwood Jail Industry, CA Furniture Refinishing furniture refinishing

Elmwood Jail Industry, CA Upholstery upholstery

Elmwood Jail Industry, CA Welding Fabrication welding fabrication

Hall of Justice Jail, CA Building Maintenance building maintenance

Hall of Justice Jail, CA Carpet Laying carpet laying

Mira Lorna Facility. CA Building Maintenance/Carpentry/Landscaping rough carpentry. building

Mira Lorna Facility, CA Clothing Repair

Mira Lorna Facility, CA Commercial Ceramics

Mira Lorna Facility, CA Dog Grooming

Mira Lorna Facility, CA Power Sewing

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maintenance, and landscaping

repair mattresses, clothing items and mattress covers

ceramic products

groom pets for animal shelter

inmate clothing, jumpsuits, skirts and blouses


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-Mira Lorna Facility, CA




Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch.Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

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Sign Shop

Sign Shop

Sewing, males

Ceramics

Sewing, females

Food Service

Auto Detailingl Auto Body

Carpentry/Building Maintenance

Beef CaDle

Building Trades/PaintlCementlPaliets

Dairy

Field Crops

Hog Farm

Landfill Oper~tion

UpholsteryNocational

• PRODUCTS

signs and uniform nametags

signs, han~-painted and computer vinyl cut; engraving of name tags &

plaques


plasterware, ceramicS, macrame, pottery


facility food services

auto detailing, auto body work and painting and welding

facility construction and landscaping projects

beef and beef by-products

wooden pallets, brick and block work, painting and carpentry

milk and dairy products

alfalfa hay, fruits and vegetables

pork and pork by-products

operation of Class '" landfill and cardboard recovery

cabinets, bookshelves, furniture reupholstery

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Ranch Facility, CA





Escambia Cnty. Dept. of Corr., FL


Hampden County House of Corr., MA

Baltimore City Jail, MD




Hennepin County Adult Corr., MN

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INDUSTRY TYPES

Laundry


Power Sewing


Tile Setting

N/A


Manufacture Ergonomic Secretarial C~~airs

Laundry Services, Refurbish Gutter, and Produce Barriers

Construction Craft Training Program

Furniture Design Systems - Refinish and Restore

Wood Products

Product Enhancement/Job Shop

•

PRODUCTS

laundry of clothing and bedding I

building maintenance, carpentry and . painting

inmate dresses and blouses

phone answering of inmate !

information queries from the public

tile setting

N/A

general labor, landscaping, lawn maintenance, painting, engraving,

retail sales and cabinet and furniture

ergonomic secretarial chairs, auditorium seat repair, limited office

chair repairs, and woodcraft

street closed barriers, gutter brush refurbishing, space rental and

in-house laundry service

classroom modulars, storage sheds, and concrete forms

desks, computer furniture, jail furniture and reupholstery

small wood products, stools, toy chests, shelves, knick-knacks, etc.

job shop and each day the product line changes

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Belknap County Dept. of Corr .• NH

Strafford County Dept. of Corr .• NH

Bergen County Jail-Jail Annex. NJ

Elmhurst Corr. Facility. NY

Erie County Correctional Fac .• NY




Monroe County Jail. NY


Shelby County Sheriff's Office. OH

Holmesburg Prison Phila .• PA

• ---

INDUSTRY TYPES

Crutch Factory - Assembles Crutches

Electronic Component Part and Output Choke

Auto Body Shop. Garden Program. and Food Service

Goods/Services

Bakery



Landscaping & Grounds Maintenance


Direct Mail Preparation\Envelope Stuffing

N/A


• -----------

PRODUCTS

crutches and plastic dividers

circuit boards & output choke made to various companies specifications

food service. laundry service. auto I

shop. community service program. homeless shelters. and county/mun.

government

bread. linen. & gannent production; bread. linen & garment distribution

& laundry services

baked goods

ornamental plants. vegetable gardening. holiday decorations.

forestry

carpentry. snow removal. small engine/equip. repair. painting.

janitorial service. comm. service project

lawn & grounds maintenance

uniforms. equipment vests. kitchen aprons. disease prevention kit

labor service!" to mailing houses

N/A . inmate shirts. pants. cell sheets.

pillow cases. robes. clothing repair and alterations

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House 01 Corrections Phila., PA

Pilila. Ind. Corr. Center Philadelphia Prison System, PA




Brazoria Cnty. Detention Center, TX

INDUSTRY TYPES

Printing


General Products

Laundry and Clothing Repair

Dry Cleaning

Furniture Assembly & Carpentry

Upholstery and Ae-Upholstery

Furniture Refurbishing (Metal)


Food Service

•

PRODUCTS

prison forms, stationery, envelopes, business cards, county forms,

books, booklets, brochures, etc.

police barricades, water dept. I I

barricades, gas works barricades I

mattresses, pillOWS, mops and plastic engraving

laundry of: blankets, sheets, pillow cases, inmate clothing, and repair

items laundered

dry cleaning of uniforms and general clothing

exec. chairs high & low, secretary chairs, conference chairs, desks,

credenzas, lateral file, etc.

upholstery of new chairs, sofas and settees and re-upholstery of chairs,

sofas, settees & bus seats

metal desks w/new laminate tops, file cabinets, chair frames, metal

tables, and misc. refurbishing

new: chairs, desks, credenzas, lateral files; refinish: a" types of

wood products including aniiques

N/A


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East Facility, CA

East Facility. CA

East Facility. CA



Elmwood Jail Industry. CA


. Elmwood Jail Industry, CA

Hall of Justice Jail. CA


Mira Loma Facility. CA

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OPEf\lING INDUSTRY SOURCE OF OPERATIONAL INDUSTRY TYPES DATE LOCATION START-UP $ FUNDING TYPE FUNDING

Bakery 1950 inside institution unknown unknown state

Power Sewing 19130 inside institution unknown unknown local

Print Shop 1950 inside institution unknown unknown local

Auto Body & Paint July '1987 outside Sheriff's loan local institution/inside Department

I perimeter fence

Bunk Manufacturing July 1987 outside Sheriff's loan local I

insthution/inside Department perimeter fence

Furniture Refinishing July 1987 outside Sheriff's loan local I

I institution/inside Department I

perimeter fence

Upholstery July 1987 outside Sheriff's loan local institution/inside Department perimeter fence

Welding Fabrication July 1987 outside Sheriff's loan local institutionlinside Department perimeter fence

Building Maintenance 1980 outside Los Angeles reimbursement for local institution/inside County services delivered perimeter fence

Carpet Laying 1980 off grounds Los Angeles reimbursement for local County services delivered

Building Maintenance 1980 inside institution Inmate We Hare grant local Carpentry Funds

Landscaping - -


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I North County Detention Fac., CA

I North County Detention Fac., CA

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INDUSTRY TYPES

Clothing Repair

Commercial Ceramics

Dog Grooming

Power Sewing

Sign Shop

Sign Shop

Sewing, males

CeramiCS

Sewing, females

Food Service

Auto Detailing/Auto . Body

• OPENING INDUSTRY

DATE LOCATION

1980 inside institution




~985 inside institution

Oct. 1986 inside institution

Jan. 1985 inside institution



May 1988 inside institution

Sept. 1988 outside institution/inside perimeter fence

• SOURCE OF OPERAllONAL START-UP $ FUNDING TYPE FUNDING

county funds reimbursement for local services delivered

Inmate Welfare grants local and Inmate Funds Welfare Funds

Inmate Welfare Inmate Welfare local Funds Funds

County reimbursement for local services delivered

Inmate Welfare Inmate Welfare local Funds Funds

Inmate Service inmate services & inmate services & & Hacienta school district school district La Puente

County County County

Inmate Service inmate services inmate services Monies donated funds

County County County

County of revolving fund and local and state Sonoma and state educ. funding I

Sonoma Office of Education

County of grant, revolving fund, local, state and Sonoma and reimbursement inmate welfare

Inmate Welfare funds Fund


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Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

I Ranch Facility, CA I

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

•

INDUSTRY TYPES

Carpentry! Building Maintenance

Beef Cattle

Building Trades!Paint! Cement/Pallets

Dairy

Field Crops

Hog Farm

Landfill Operation

Upholstery! Vocational

Laundry

OPENING INDUSTRY DATE LOCATION

June 1989 inside, outside and off grounds

1950 outside institutionlinside perimeter fence



1950 outside institution/inside perimeter fence


1980 outside perimeter fence/on grounds



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SOURCE OF OPERATIONAL START-UP $ FUNDING TYPE FUNDING

County of revolving fund and local and slate Sonoma and state educ. funding

Sonoma Office of Education

unknown unknown local

County reimbursement for local selvices delivered

unknown reimbursement for local services delivered



County Funds grant local

County reimbursement for local ,

services delivered

County Funds reimbursement for local services delivered

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Hampden County House of Carr., MA




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INDUSTRY TYPES


Power Sewing


Tile Setting

N/A

Gen~ral Labor Projects

Manufacture Ergonomic Secretarial Chairs

Laundry Services, Refurbish Gutter, and

Produce Barriers

Construction Cra" Training Program

Furniture DeSign Systems - Refinish and

Restore


DATE LOCATION




1980 off grounds and inside institution

N/A N/A

1984 off grounds


1986 off grounds

1988 off grounds and inside institution

1982 inside inst. and outside/inside

perimeter fence .

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SOURCE OF OPERATIONAL START-UP $ FUNDING TYPE FUNDING

County reimbursement for local services delivered


inmate telephone other local and Inmate revenues Welfare Funds

County training subsidy local and private

N/A N/A N/A

various reimbursement for local & CETA government services delivered donated equipment

agencies , "

loan from loan and grant for federal local bank consultant

city reimbursement for local services delivered

Job Training grant and revolving local and federal Partnership Act funds

Fund

Private Industry grant and revolving local and federal Council-Job funds Partnership

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Erie County Correctional Fae., NY

Erie County I Correctional Fae.,

NY

•

INDUSTRY TYPES

Wood Products


Crutch Factory -Assembles Crutches


Auto Body Shop, Garden Program, and

Food Service

Goods/Services

Bakery



OPENING INDUSTRY DATE LOCATION

1988 outside institution/inside perimeter fence




N/A off grounds and inside institution

7118/83 outside institution/inside perimeter fence


1987 all

1990 all

•

SOURCE OF OPERAll0NAL START-UP $ FUNDING TYPE FUNDING

Grant grant private

Hennepin County reimbursement for local services delivered

none none N/A

National grant state, federal and Institute of private Corrections

county training subsidy and local government reimbursement

DOC & Human reimbursement for local Resources services delivered

Administration

facility other county budget N/A budget

Wendt grant local & inmate !

Foundation commissary fund

county other county budget N/A budget

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Shelby County Sheriff's Office, OH






INDUSTRY TYPES


TailOr Shop - Inmate Uniforms

Direct Mail Preparation\Envelope

Stuffing

N/A


Printing


General Products



DATE LOCATION

1986 all



N/A N/A




1989 outside perimeter fenselon grounds

1930 outside perimeter fenselon grounds

• SOURCE OF OPERATIONAL START-UPS FUNDING TYPE FUNDING

facility other county budget lOcal funding

county grants, revolving lOcal and grants and grant funds and

funds reimbursement

none reimbursement for private required services delivered

N/A N/A N/A I

City of revolving fund local and industry Philadelphia revolving fund

I operating budget

City of city-budgeted fund local and industry Philadelphia revolving fund

City of revolving fund & lOcal and industry Philadelphia Police Dept. fund revolving fund

& Police Department

City of city budget local and Industry Philadephla revolving fund

City of city budget lOcal and Industry Philadephia revolving fund

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OPENING INDUSTRY SOURCE OF OPERAll0NAL FACILITY INDUSTRY TYPES DATE lOCAll0N START-UPS FUNDING TYPE FUNDING

House of Dry Cleaning 1940 outside perimeter City of city budget local and industry Corrections fense/on grounds Philadephia revolving fund Phila., PA

Phila. Ind. Corr. Furniture Assembly & May 1987 inside institution county revolving fund & local and industry Center Carpentry funds construction bond revolving f~nd Philadelphia Prison & construction issue System, PA bond issue

Phila. Ind. Corr. Upholstery and May 1987 inside institution County and revolving fund & local and industry Center Re-Upholster:l Industries construction bond revolving fund Philadelphia Prison i Revolving issue System, PA fund

Phila. Ind. Corr. Furniture Refurbishing June 1988 inside institution Industry revolving fund & local and industry Center (Metal) Revolving construction bond revolving fund Philadelphia Prison Fund issue System, PA

Phila. Ind. Corr. Furniture Finishing and Aug. 1987 inside institution county funds revolving fund & local and industry Center Refinishing & construction cOIi~.k1Jction bond revolving fund Philadelphia Prison bond issue issue System, PA

Brazoria Cnty. Food Service 1985 inside institution private and loan, revolving fund, local, state, .federal Detention Center, county training subsidy and and private TX reimbursements

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East Facili1y. CA

East Facility. CA

East Facility. CA


Elmwood Jail Iridustry. CA






Mira lorna Facility. CA

Mira Lorna Facility. CA




•

INDUSTRY STANDARDS, REGULATIONS AND FUTURE PLANS

STANDARDS LAWS GOVERNING REGULAllNG

INDUSTRY TYPES OPERAllONS INDUSTRY

Bakery no limit markets

Power Sewing no limit markets

Print Shop no limit markets

Auto Body & Paint no N/A

Bunk Manufacturing no N/A

Furniture Refinishing no N/A

Upholstery no N/A

Welding Fabrication no N/A

Building Maintenance no limit markets

Carpet Laying no limit markets

Building no limit markets Maintenance/CarpentryILandscaping

Clothing Repair no limit markets

Commercial Ceramics no limit markets

Dog Grooming no limit markets

Power Sewing no limit markets

••

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DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRY PROGRAMS

enlarge and modernize bakery to North Facility

expansion planned

expansion planned; purchase of new

equipment

expansion

expansion

expansion

expansion

expansion

none

none

none

none

none

none

none


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Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA I Ranch FacilHy, CA

Ranch Facility, CA _. __ .-

• STANDARDS GOVERNING

INDUSTRY TYPES OPERATIONS

Sign Shop no

Sign Shop no

Sewing, males no

Ceramics no

Sewing, females no

Food Service no

Auto Detailing! Auto Body yes

CarpentrylBuilding Maintenance no

Beef Cattle yes

Building Trades!PainVCementlPallets no

Dairy yes

Field Crops no ---------

• FUTURE

LAWS DEVELOPMENT REGULATING OF INDUSTRY

INDUSTRY PROGRAMS

limit markets none

limit marl<eis no

limit markets Industry presently in planning stage for

expansion

limit markets like to expand to employ more & produce more

limit markets Industry will probably expand in near future

limit wages possible expansion of program

limit wages general expansion of program size

limit wages expansion in size to planned capacity

limit markets none -limit markets none

limit markets none

limit markets none


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Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility. CA

Ranch Facility, CA



Sybil Brancl Institute, CA







I PG County Corr. Center, MD

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•

STANDARDS GOVERNING


Hog Farm yes

Landfill Operation no

UpholsteryNocational no

Laundry no

Building Maintenance no

Power Sewing no

Telephone Receptionist no

"Tile Setting no

N/A N/A

General Labor Projects yes

Manufacture Ergonomic Secretarial no Chairs

Laundry Services, Refurbish Gutter, and yes Produce Barriers

Construction Craft Training Program yes

Furniture Design Systems - Refinish and no Restore

•

FUTURE LAWS DEVELOPMENT

REGULATING OF INDUSTRY INDUSTRY PROGRAMS

!

limit markets the hog farm will double in size in

! 1990-91

limit markets none

limit markets none

limit markets none

limit markets none

limit markets none

limit markets none

limit markets none

work for t;ounty road N/A operation

no restrictions expansion of the level of participants

no restrictions yes, add additional product lines

limit markets yes, provided the necessary funds

no restrictions no

no restrictions construction of 3500 sq. ft. building

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STANDARDS GOVERNING

INDUSTRY TYPES OPERAnONS

Wood Products no

Product Enhancement/Job Shop ye~

Crutch Factory - Assembles Crutches no

Electronic Component Part and Output yes Choke

Auto Body Shop, Garden Program, and yes Food Service

Goods/Services yes

Bakery no

Bedding Plant Industry no

Building & Equipment Maintenance & no Repair

Landscaping & Grounds Maintenance no

Tailor Shop - Inmate Uniforms no

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• FUTURE

LAWS DEVELOPMENT REGULAnNG OF INDUSTRY

I INDUSTRY PROGRAMS I

j ,

used for community none service ;

no restrictions we will continue to grow

legislation pending yes, en"large the operation

limit markets expanding to include oil companies

no restrictions N/A

limit markets, wages & expansion based on industry availability of the

workforce

limit markets N/A

limit markets expand to provide ornamental plants & trees to all county

faCilities

limit markets N/A

limit markets N/A

limit markets hope to market uniforms to other

_ correctional facility


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Philadelphia Prison System Phila., PA

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•

STANDARDS GOVERNING

INDUSTRY TYPES OPERAnONS

Direct Mail Preparation\Envelope no Stuffing

N/A N/A

Garment Manufacturing no

Printing no

Barricade Manufacturing no

General Products no

Laundry and Clothing Repair no -

Dry Cleaning no

Furniture Assembly & Carpentry yes

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•

FUTURE LAWS DEVELOPMENT

REG ULAn NG OF INDUSTRY INDUSTRY PROGRAMS

limit markets exploring purchase of printing equipment

other--Worker's N/A Compensation

limit markets yes, jumpsuits and clothing for other

agencies

limit markets yes, expand operation to a bindery & quick

print

limit markets none

limit markets yes, more innerspring maHress production

and signs

limit markets yes, take over laundry services city provides

limit markets yes, to increase sales by establishing pick up

and delivery

limit markets yes, increase computer furniture development


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• STANDARDS GOVERNING


Upholstery and Re-Upholstery yes

Furniture Refurbishing (Metal) yes .

Furniturs Finishing and P:9finishing yes

Food Service yes

• LAWS

FUTU:::-DEVELOPMENT

REGULATING OF INDUSTRY I INDUSTRY PROGRAMS

limit markets yes, increase size to accommodate 60 & a i

second shift I

limit markets yes, expand metal products refurbishing

to others

limit markets yes, increase items to be refinished

other - state no


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East Facility, CA

East Facility, CA

East Facility, CA


Elmwood Jai! Industry, CA











Mira lorna Facility, CA


•

INDUSTRY OPPOSITION, ADVISORY COMMITTEES At-!D POLICIES I oPPOSmON ADVISORY

INDUSTRY TYPES ENCOUNTERED COMMITTEE POLICY/PROCEDURES

Bakery no yes yes

Power Sewing no yes yes

Print Shop no yes yes

Auto Body & Paint none no no

Bunk Manufacturing none no no

Furniture Refinishing none no no

Upholstery none no no

Welding Fabrication none no no ",

Building Maintenance no yes yes

Garpet Laying no yes yes

Building Maintenance/Carpentryl no yes yes Landscaping

Clothing Repair no yes yes

Commercial Ceramics no yes yes

Dog Grooming no yes yes

Power Sewing no yes yes

Sign Shop no yes yes

Sign Shop no yes yes ------- -


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Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch FaCility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA


Sybil Brand Institute, CA I

I Sybil Brand Institute, CA

• -_ .. _--------- ----

OPPOSITION INDUSTRY TYPES ENCOUNTERED

Sewing, males no

Ceramics no

Sewing, females no

Food Service none

Auto Detailing/Auto Body none to speak of

Carpentry/Building Maintenance none

Beef Cattle no

Building no TradeslPainVCementlPailets

Dairy no

Field Crops no

Hog Farm no

Landfill Operation no

UpholsteryNocational no

Laundry no

Building Maintenance no

Power Sewing no

Telephone Receptionist no

• ADVISORY

POLICY/PROCEDURES I COMMITIEE

yes- yes

yes yes

yes yes

yes yes

yes yes

yes no

yes yes

yes yes

yes yes

yes yes

yes yes

yes yes

yes yes

yes yes

yes yes

yes yes

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Melro-Dade Corrections, FL


Baltimore Cily Jail, MD










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INDUSTRY TYPES

Tile Setting

N/A




Construction Craft Training , Program

Furniture Design Systems -Refinish and Restore

Wood Products





Goods/Services

Bakery

•

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OPPOSITION ADVISORY ENCOUNTERED COMMITIEE POLICY/PROCEDURES

no yes yes

N/A N/A N/A

none no yes

yes, business yes yes saw us as unfair

competition

N/A yes yes

no no yes

no no yes

none no yes

very little no yes

no yes yes

not really yes yes

yes, minor union no yes opposition

no yes yes

no no yes -


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Holmesburg Prison, Phila., PA




House of Corrections, Phila., PA

House of Corrections, Phila., PA



Phila. indo Corr. Center Philadelphia Prison System, PA


Brazoria Cnty. Detention Cent~r, T,,_

• INDUSTRY TYPES






N/A


Printing


General Products


Dry Cleaning



Fur~jture Refurbishing (Metal)


Food Service

OPPOsmON ADVISORY ENCOUNTERED COMMITTEE

no no

no no

no no

no no

no no

N/A N/A

none no

none no

no no

some, other prison no activity wanted space

none no

none no

none no

none no

none no

none no

no no --.-~-- ---- -- -

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POLICY/PROCEDURES

no

yes

yes

I

no

no

yes

yes •

yes I

yes

yes

yes

no

yes

yes

yes

yes

yes ---


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East Facility, CA

East Facility. CA

East Facility, CA








Mira lorna Facility. CA

•

INMATE TRAINING

INDUSTRY TYPES TRAINING TYPES

Bakery pre-industrial training, vocational education,

on-the-job

Power Sewing vocationaleduc.and on-the-job-training

Print Shop vocationaleduc.and on-the-job-training

Auto Body & Paint on-the-job-training

Bunk Manufacturing on-the-job-training

Furniture Refinishing on-the-job-training

Upholstery I on-the-job-training

Welding Fabrication on-the-job-training

Building Maintenance vocational education

.Carpet Laying vocational education

Building Maintenance/Carpentryl vocational educ. and Landscaping on-the-job-training

•

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OF TOPICS COVERED mAINING IN TRAINING

40 hours techniques and theories

40 hours techniques and theories

40 hours techniques, theories and maintenance

as needed N/A

as needed N/A

as needed N/A

as needed N/A

as needed N/A

40 hours techniques and principles

40 hours techniques and principles

40 hours theory and practical application


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North County Detention ! Fac., CA


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INDUSTRY TYPES

Clothing Repair

Commercial Ceramics

Dog Grooming

Power Sewing

Sign Shop

Sign Shop

Sewing, males

Ceramics

Sewing, females

Food Service

Auto Detailing/Auto Body

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TRAINING TYPES

vocationaleduc.and on-the-job-training

vocational educ. and on-the-job-training





vocationaleduc.and on-the-job-training





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• LENGTH

OF TOPICS COVERED TRAINING IN TRAINING


40 hours theory and practical application i

40 hours theory and practical· application



5 days all aspects of commercial sign production

2 days all aspects of commercial sewing & clothing repair

2 days all areas of pouring, firing & painting ceramics

2 days all aspects of commercial sewing & clothing repair

2-30 days safety, use of food service equipment & sanitation

2-30 days safety, rules & regulations, and techniques


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Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA






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INDUSTRY TYPES


Beef Cattle

Building TradeslPaint/CementlPaliets

Dairy

Field Crops

Hog Farm

Landfill Operation

UphoisteryNocationai

Laundry


Power Sewing


Tile Setting

N/A

LENGTH I OF TOPICS COVERED I

TRAINING TYPES TRAINING IN TRAINING .

vocational educ. and 2-30 days safety, use of various on-the-job-training types of building materials

on-the-job-training 40 hours practical application

vocationaleduc.and 40 hours theory, practical on-the-job-training application





vocational educ. and 40 hours theory and practical on-the-job-training application


vocational education 40 hours techniques and theories

vocational educ. and 40 hours techniques and theories on-the-job-training

vocational educ. and 40 hours techniques and theories on-the-job-training

vocational educ. and 40 hours techniques and theories on-lhe-job-training

N/A N/A N/A

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Hampden County House of Corr.. MA










-

INDUSTRY TYPES





Furniture Design Systems -Refinish and Restore

Wood Products

Product EnhancernenVJob Shop




Goods/Services

• • ---_._-

LENGTH OF TOPICS COVERED

mAINING TYPES mAINING IN TRAINING

on-the-job-training varies basic how-to instructions

on-the-job-training 1 week safety, job expectations, security issues, and

quality

vocational educ. and 2 weeks shop safety, mach. oper., on-the-job-training work ethic and readiness

vocational education, 11 weeks math and carpentry apprent. and pre-indust.

vocational education 4 months furniture design and manufacturing

on-the-job-training 1/2 day safety

on-the-job-training 3 to 5 hours orientation to program

on-the-job-training 1 hour N/A

on-the-job-training a few days issues of quality and quantity and a working

team

on-the-job-training N/A safety and knowledge on how to perform job

on-the-job-training 1 to 2 weeks safety

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Shelby County Sheriff's Office,OH





•

INDUSTRY TYPES TRAINING TYPES

Bakery on-the-job-training

Bedding Plant Industry vocational education & on-the-job-training

Building & Equipment on-the-job-training Maintenance & Repair

Landscaping & Grounds on-the-job-training Maintenance

Tailor Shop - Inmate Uniforms on-the-job-training

Direct Mail Preparation\Envelope on-the-job-training Stuffing

N/A on-the-job-training

Garment Manufacturing on-the-job-training

Printing on-the-job-training

Barricade Manufacturing on-the-job-training

General Products on-the-job-training

•


TRAINING IN TRAINING

continuous commercial bakery operations

continuous safety, work procedures & reg., potential opportunity

continuous safety regulations, equipment operation

2 weeks safety procedures, equipment operation

varies machine operation and according to safety

skill

2 hours general instruction depending upon project

N/A N/A

9 months job perform. require., work habits, safety & rules

7112 months job requirements, safety, work habits and rules

6 months work habits, safety, job perform. require. & rules

5 months job perform. require., work habits, safety & rules


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INDUSTRY TYPES


Dry Cleaning





Food Service

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• • -


TRAINING TYPES TRAINING IN TRAINING

on-the-job-training 5 months job perform. require., work habits, safety & rules

on-the-job-training 5 months safety, rules, job requirements, work habits

on-the-job-training 71/2 months safety, work habits, job perform. require. & rules

on-the-job-training 71/2 months work habits, job perform. require., safety & rules

on-the-job-training 7112 months how to do the job, safety, work habits and rules

on-the-job-training 7112 months job perform. require., work habits, safety & rules

on-the-job-training and 0 N/A apprenticeship

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East Facility, CA

East Facility, CA

East Facility, CA












Mira Lorna Facility, CA ------- --------

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INMATE CAPACITY OF INDUSTRY PROGRAMS I

EMPLOYED

INMATE .OF %OF .OF .OF INDUSTRY TYPES CAPACITY INMATES POPULA- MALES FEMALES i

nON

Bakery 190 190 17% 190 0

Power Sewing 65 65 17% 65 0

Print Shop 24 24 17% 24 0

Auto Body & Paint 10 8 3% 8 0

Bunk Manufacturing 8 6 3% 6 0

Furniture Refinishing 2 2 3% 2 0

Upholstery 3 2 3% 2 0

Welding Fabrication 10 7 3% 7 0

Building Maintenance 60 60 51/2% 60 0

Carpet Laying 10 10 51/2% 10 0

Building Maintenance/Carpentry/ 87 87 16% 45 42 Landscaping

Clothing Repair 45 45 16% 45 0

Commercial Ceramics 45 45 16% 15 30

Dog Grooming 8 8 16% 0 8

Power Sewing 90 90 16% 45 45 - - -- -- - - -- --- -------


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Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA . Sybil Brand Institute, CA

INDUSTRY TYPES

Sign Shop

Sign Shop

Sewing, males

Ceramics

Sewing, females

Food Service



Beef Cattle

Building TradeslPainVCemenVPallets

Dairy

Field Crops

Hog Farm

Landfill Operation


. Laundry


• INMATE

CAPACITY

20

27

120

45

40

30

20

20

25

89

90

13

55

12

26

598

24

• EMPLOYED

.OF %OF 'OF 'OF INMATES PO PU LA- MALES FEMALES

TlON

20 16% 0 20

27 14% 0 27

120 14% 120 0

45 14% 15 30

40 14% 0 40

24 12% 18 6

12-15 12% 12-15 0

5-6 12% 2-3 2-3

25 40% 25 0

89 40% 89 0

90 40% 90 0

13 40% 13 0

55 40% 55 0

12 40% 12 0

26 40% 26 0

598 40% 598 0 I

24 16% 0 24


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Escambia Cnty. Dept. of Corr., Fl

Metro-Dade Corrections, Fl








Stratford County Dept. of Corr., NH

.. INMATE

INDUSTRY TYPES CAPACITY

Power Sewing 40

Telephone Receptionist 20

Tile Setting 21

N/A N/A

General labor Projects varies

Manufacture Ergonomic Secretarial 15 Chairs

laundry Services, Refurbish Gutter, 50 and Produce Barriers

Construction Craft Training 60 Program

Furniture Design Systems - 20 Refinish and Restore

Wood Products flexible

Product EnhancemenVJob Shop 120

Crutch Factory - Assembles 6 to 10 Crutches

Electronic Component Part and N/A Output Choke

.. EMPLOYED

#OF %OF #OF #OF INMATES POPULA- MALES FEMALES

TlON

~,O 16% 0 40

20 16% 0 20

21 16% 0 21 i

N/A 85% N/A N/A I

100 10% 85-90 12-15

8 to 12 o to 3% 15 0

50 1.7% 50 0 I

,

15 2% 11 2

10 2% 5 3

1 or 2 10% 1 or 2 0

60 to 80 10% 50 10

6 12% 5 1

12 10% 10 1-2


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I Bergen County Jail-Jail Annex, NJ












House of Corrections, Phila., PA ----------

-

INMATE INDUSTRY TYPES CAPACITY

Auto Body Shop, Garden Program, N/A and Food SelVice

Goods/SelVices 350

Bakery 10

Bedding Plant Industry 15

Building & Equipment Maintenance 10 & Repair

Landscaping & Grounds 10 Maintenance

Tailor Shop - Inmate Uniforms 20

Direct Mail Preparation\Envelope 15 Stuffing

N/A N/A

Garment Manufacturing 40

Printing 30

Barricade Manufacturing 16

General Products 20

..

EMPLOYED

.OF %OF 'OF 'OF INMATES POPULA- MALES FEMALES

nON

400 42% 400 0

279 1% 40 239

10 11% 10 0

15 11% 11 4

10 11% 10 0

10 11% 10 0

15 10% 15 90% ~

varies 10% varies varies

N/A 25% N/A N/A

40 5% 40 0

30 5% 30 0

16 5% 16 0

20 5% 20 0 - ----- ----


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-INMATE

INDUSTRY TYPES CAPACITY

Laundry and Clothing Repair 30

Dry Cleaning 25

Furniture Assembly & Carpentry 25

Upholstery and Re-Upholstery 25

Furniture Refurbishing (Metal) 20

Furniture Finishing and Refinishing 15

Food Service 252

.. -- -- ----------------- -------

EMPLOYED

'OF %OF .OF .OF INMATES POPULA- MALES FEMALES

liON

30 5% 22 8 I

25 5% 15 . 10

25 5% 20 5

25 5% 19 6

20 5% 16 4

15 5% 12 3

32 10% 32 0


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East Facility, CA

East Facility, CA

East Facility, CA





Elmwood Jail Industry, ! CA !







.. .. --------- - --------------

NUMBER OF INMATES EMPLOYED AT EACH SECURITY lEVEL i

MAXIMUM- MEDIUM-INDUSTRY TYPES MAXIMUM MEDIUM MEDIUM MINIMUM MINIMUM

Bakery 190 no no no no

Power Sewing 65 no no no no

Print Shop 24 no no no no

Auto Body & Paint no no no no 8

I

Bunk Manufacturing no no no no 6

Furniture Refinishing no no no no 2

Upholstery no no no no 2

Welding Fabrication no no no no 7

Building Maintenance no no no . no 60

Carpet Laying no no no no 10

Building no no 87 no no Maintenance!Carpentry!

Landscaping

Clothing Repair no no 45 no no

Commercial Ceramics no no 45 no no

Dog Grooming no no 8 no no --"-----------


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Mira Lorna Facility, CA /




North County Detention Facility, CA



Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

I Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility. CA

Ranch Facility, CA

-

INDUSTRY TYPES

Power Sewing

Sign Shop

Sign Shop

Sewing, males

Ceramics

Sewing, females

Food Service



Beef Cattle

Building TradeslPaintlCementlPaliets

Dairy

Field Crops

Hog Farm

Landfill Operation

UpholsteryNoc~tional

Laundry

MAXIMUM- MEDIUM-MAXIMUM MEDIUM MEDIUM MINIMUM MINIMUM

no no 90 no no

no no 20 no no

no no 3 no 24

no no H5 no 5

no no 15 no 30

no no 5 no 35

no no no no yes

no no no no 12-15

no no no no 5-6

no no no no 25

no no no no 89

no no no no 90

no no no no 13

no no no no 55

no no no no 12

no no no 26 no

no no no 598 no -


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Sybil Brand Institute, CA Buiiding Maintenance

Sybil Brand Institute, CA Power Sewing

Sybil Brand Institute, CA Telephone Receptionist

Sybil Brand Institute, CA Tile Selting

Escambia Cnty. Dept. of N/A Corr., FL

Metro-Dade Corrections, General Labor Projects FL

Hampden County House Manufacture Ergonomic of Corr., MA Secretarial Chairs

BaHirnore City Jail, MD Laundry Services, Refurbish Gutter, and Produce

Barriers

PG County Corr. Center, Construction Craft Training MD Program

PG County Corr. Center, Furniture Design Systems -MD Refinish and Restore

Fillmore County Jail, MN Wood Products

Hennepin County Adult Product Enhancement/Job Corr., MN Shop

Belknap County Dept. of Crutch Factory - Assembles Corr., NH Crutches

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MAXIMUM- MEDIUM-MAXIMUM MEDIUM MEDIUM MINIMUM MINIMUM

no no 24 no no

no no 40 no no

no 20 no no no

no no no 21 no

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

no no no no 225

no no no 15 no

no no no no 50

no no 15 no no

no no 8 no no

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

no no no 60-80 no

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A - --_._--


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Elmhurst Corr. Facility, NY ,

Erie County Correctional Facility. NY

Erie County Correctional Facility, NY







..

INDUSTRY TYPES



Goods/Services

Bakery






Stuffing

NlA


· MAXIMUM· MEDIUM-

MAXIMUM MEDIUM MEDIUM MINIMUM MINIMUM

no no no 4 8

N/A ;j>J/A N/A N/A N/A

no no no 350 no

no no 2 3 5

no no no no 15 I

no no no no 10 I

no no no no 10

no no varies varies varies

no no no no no

NlA N/A N/A N/A N/A

40 no no no no


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Phila. Ind. Corr. Center , Philadelphia Prison

System, PA


INDUSTRY TYPES

Printing


General Products


Dry Cleaning





Food Service

- -MAXIMUM- MEDIUM-

MAXIMUM MEDIUM MEDIUM MINIMUM MINIMUM

30 no no no no

no 16 no no no

no no no varies varies

no no varies varies no

no no no varies varies

varies varies varies no no




no no 32 no no


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East Facility. CA

East Facility. CA

East Facility. CA








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INMATE AND CIVILIAN EMPLOYMENT DATA

INDUSTRY AVERAGE LENGTH TYPES ELIGIBILITY WORKDAY EMPLOYED

Bakery good health and 8 30 days sentence length

Power Sewing good health and 8 30 days sentence Itmgth

Print Shop good health. sentence 8 30 days length and prior

experience

Auto Body & Paint minimum housing 8 30 days

. Bunk Manufacturing minimum housing 8 30 days

Furniture Refinishing minimum housing 8 30 days

Upholstery minimum housing 8 30 days

Welding Fabrication miilimum housing 8 30 days

Building Maintenance inmates must be 8 30 days healthy, sentenced

Carpet Laying healthy and minimum 8 30 days security level

.. I

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STAFF STAFF

18 5

2 1

3 1

1 1

1 1

1 1

1 1

1 1

6 0

1 0

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INDUSTRY TYPES

Building Maintenance! CarpentrylLandscaping

Clothing Repair

Commercial Ceramics

Dog Grooming

Power Sewing

Sign Shop

Sign Shop

Sewing. males

Ceramics

Sewing. females

-------

ELIGIBILITY

good health and sentence length






experience. willingness to learn

willingness to learn, experience & >30 day

sent.

willingness to learn and work

willingness to learn, experience & >30 day

sent.

-

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AVERAGE LENGTH CIVILIAN UNIFORM WORKDAY EMPLOYED STAFF STAFF

8 30 days 7 5

8 30 days 1 1

8 30 days 3 2

8 30 days 1 1

8 30 days 4 2

8 30 days 2 1

6 90 days 1 1

6 90 days 1 3

6 90 days 1 2

6 90 days 1 1

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Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

I Ranch Facility, CA

INDUSTRY TYPES

Food Service



Beef Cattle

Building Trades/Paint/Cement!

Pallets

Dairy

Field Crops

Hog Farm

Landfill Operation


-ELIGIBILITY

good behavior and performance and

productivity

good behavior and productivity while in the

prog.

good behavior and performance and

productivity








-AVERAGE LENGTH CIVILIAN UNIFORM I

WORKDAY EMPLOYED STAFF STAFF I

8 30-60 days 1 0 !

6 30 to 60 days 1 0

I

8 30 to 60 days 1 0

8 30 days 1 1

8 30 days 8, 2

8 30 days 7 3

8 30 days 3 1

8 30 days 3 1

8 30 days 1 1

8 30 days 4 2


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Ranch Facility, CA

Sybil Brand Institute. CA









,

-- --

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INDUSTRY TYPES ELIGIBILITY

Laundry good health and sentence length

Building Maintenance good health and sentence length

Power Sewing -good health and sentence length

Telephone good health and Receptionist sentence length

Tile Setting good health and sentence length

N/A N/A

General Labor less than 6 mos. Projects remaining on their

sentences

Manufacture referral by counselor Ergonomic Secretarial

Chairs

Laundry Services, non-violent offenders Refurbish Gutter, and and must volunteer

Produce Barriers

Construction Craft non-violent offenders, Training Program PG county residents

and interest

-

AVERAGE LENGTH CIVILIAN UNIFORM WORKDAY EMPLOYED STAFF STAFF

a 30 days 61 5

a 30 days 2 0

a 30 days 1 1

a 30 days 2 2

a 30 days 1 0

N/A N/A N/A N/A

6-a N/A 15 17

6-7 90 days 2 1

N/A 35 days 12 20

6-8 eleven weeks 6 0 ,

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Erie County Correctional I Fac., NY

INDUSTRY TYPES

Furniture Design Systems - Refinish

and Restore

Wood Products

Product EnhancemenUJob

Shop


Electronic Component Part and Output

Choke

Auto Body Shop, Garden Program, and

Food Service

Goods/Services

Bakery

-ELIGIBILITY

sentenced to county facility for at least 6

months

non-dangerous; needs to fulfill community

service time

fully developed criteria

medium and minimum security levels

must meet criteria established by classification

opened to state and county sentenced

inmates

minimum security & sentenced males &

females

open to male population

--- -- -

AVERAGE lENGTH CIVILIAN UNIFORM WORKDAY EMPLOYED STAFF STAFF

6-7 six months 2 0

8 30 days 0 0

7 3 to 5 months 3 3

N/A varies 0 0

5.5 3 to 4 months 3 0

8 N/A 1 5

8 30 days 31 31

6 90 days 3 none


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I


! Monroe County Jail, NY I

I Shelby County Sheriff's Office,OH




-

INDUSTRY TYPES





Direct Mail Preparation\Enveiope

Stuffing

NlA


Printing


--

AVERAGE LENGTH CIVILIAN UNIFORM ELIGIBILITY WORKDAY EMPLOYED STAFF STAFF

min. security, no 6 90 days 4 0 outstanding warrants or

detainers

min. security, no 6 90 days 2 none outstanding warrants or

detainers

min. security, no 6 90 days 2 none outstanding warrants or

detainer

good behavior and 5 60-90 days 1 0 appropriate skills

lack of financial N/A varies 1 0 resources

depends on the 8 NlA 1 1 applicant's conviction

a desire to work and be 7 270 days 2 0 classified to the

program

a desire to work and be 7 225 days 1 0 classified to the

program

inmates must be 7 180 days 1 0 cleared to leave the

maximum sec. --


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Phila. Ind. Corr. Center Philadelphia Prison Systern, PA


----------

INDUSTRY TYPES

General Products


Dry Cleaning





Food Service

---------- ---------

ELIGIBILITY

willingness to work and be classified

a desire to work and be classified to the

program


program


program


program


program


program

skills and requests

-AVERAGE LENGTH CIVILIAN UNIFORM

WORKDAY EMPLOYED STAFF STAFF

7 150 days 1 0

7 150 days 3 0

7 150 days 0 2

7 225 days 1 1

7 225 days 1 0

7 225 days 0 1

7 225 days 2 0

12 until release 0 46

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East Facility, CA

East Facility, CA

East Facility, CA


--" Elmwood Jail Industry, CA






-INMATE WAGES, INCENTIVES AND BENEFITS

INDUSTRY TYPES GOOD TIME OFFERED INMATE WAGES

Bakery yes none

Power Sewing yes none

Print Shop yes none

Auto Body & Paint yes none

Bunk Manufacturing yes none

Furniture Refinishing yes none

Upholstery yes none

Welding Fabrication yes none

Building Maintenance yes none

Carpet laying yes none

-OTHER BENEFITS

good time, work time, educational certificate

good time, work time and educational certificate

good time, work time and vocational certificate

extra visits, extra food & work time credits





educational certificate, good time

educational certificate, good time/work time credit ----


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FACILITY



Mira Loma Facility, CA





I Mira Lorna Facility, CA I






-

--

INDUSTRY TYPES

Building Maintenance/Carpentryl

Landscaping

Clothing Repair

Commercial Ceramics

Dog Grooming

Power Sewing

Sign Shop

Sign Shop

Sewing, males

Ceramics

Sewing, females

Food Service


CarpentrylBuilding Maintenance

------------- --------

~ - ~~~- ~---.----~-

GOOD TIME OFFERED INMATE WAGES OTHER BENEFITS

yes none good time, work time and educational certificates

yes . none good time, work time and educational certificate

yes none good time, work time and educational certificate


yes none good time, work time and vocational certificate


yes none opportunity to learn a trade


yes none opportunity to learn a skill


no none better working conditions, opport. to learn skills

no none more enjoyable type of work, opp. to learn skills

no none better working conditions,

--.-~--- -~ -~ ,~

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-FACILITY

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA







-INDUSTRY TYPES GOOD TIME OFFERED

Beef Cattle yes

Building yes Trades/Paint/CemenV

Pallets

Dairy yes

Field Crops yes

Hog Farm yes

Landfill Operation yes

UpholsteryNocational yes

Laundry yes

Building Maintenance yes

Power Sewing yes

Telephone Receptionist yes

Tile SeHing yes

N/A yes

General Labor Projects yes

--- --- --- -- --- --------------

-INMATE WAGES OrnER BENEFITS

none good time, work time

none good time, work time, educational certificate





none good time, work time, vocational certificates


none good time, work time and educational certificate

none good time, work time and educational certificate

none good tima, work time, educational certificate

none good time, work time educ. cert. and job placement

N/A N/A

$3 per day extra gain time


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Elmhurst Corr. Facility. NY


------_ .. _-- -

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- - ----- ---

INDUSTRY TYPES


Laundry Services, Refurbish Gutter, and

Produce Barriers


Furniture Design Systems - Refinish and

Restore

Wood Products




Auto Body Shop. Garden Program, and

Food Service

Goods/Services

Bakery

-- ---- -----

- --- - --

GOOD TIME OFFERED INMATE WAGES OTHER BENEFITS

yes $.50-$1.00 per hour chance to get out of institution and live in dorms

yes none inmates receive incentive visits

yes stipend stipend and toolsltoolbox

yes stipend stipend awarded if employed in field

yes $ 4.00 per hour time off

no $4.25+ per hour to be part of a special program

no varies N/A

no comparable to the job training and help find work private sector upon release

yes $.50-$1.00 per hour one day off of sent. for each five days of employ

yes $.20-$.25 per hour N/A

no none Vocational Training & Education Dpt. Certification

-------- ----


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Holmesburg Prison, PA






-------------

INDUSTRY TYPES






Stuffing

N/A


Printing


General Products


Dry Cleaning

------

- -GOOD TIME OFFERED INMATE WAGES OTHER BENEFITS

no none voc. training & cert., assignment ot min. sec.

no none min. sec. housing, trustee status, voc. training

no none trustee status, min. sec. housing & Voc. Training

yes 0 extra phone and visiting privileges

yes varies none

yes N/A N/A

nc $.20 to $.28 per hour work itse" is sufficient incentive

no $.20 to $.28 per hour work itse" is an incentive

no $.20 to $.28 per hour ability to get out of living block is sufficient

no $.20 to $.28 per hour able to be in an open, basically free area

no $.20 to $.28 per hour ability to leave confined areas to an open area

no . $.20 to $.28 per hour ability to leave confined site and goodies

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Phila. Ind. Corr. Center Philadelphia Prison System. PA




Brazoria Cnty. Detention Center. TX

-

-

INDUSTRY TYPES





Food Service

-------------- ------------ - --

GOOD nME OFFERED INMATE WAGES OmER BENEFITS

no $.20 to $.28 per hour separate living unit and goodies (soap. etc.)

no $.20 to $.28 per hour separate living unit and special items

no $.20 to $.28 per hour separate living unit and goodies

no $.20 to $.28 per· hour separate living unit and extras

yes none laundry. turn key and hall & dining room

--


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East Facility, CA

East Facility, CA

East Facility, CA



Elmwood JaUlndustry, CA












-DEDUCTIONS FROM INMATE WAGES

INDUSTRY TYPES DEDUCTIONS

ROOM & VICTIM FAMILY STATE BOARD RESTITUTION SUPPORT TAX

Bakery N/A N/A N/A N/A

Power Sewing N/A N/A N/A N/A ,

Print Shop N/A N/A N/A N/A

Auto Body & Paint N/A N/A N/A N/A

Bunk Manufacturing N/A N/A N/A N/A

Furniture Refinishing N/A N/A N/A N/A

Upholstery N/A N/A N/A N/A

. Welding Fabrication N/A N/A N/A N/A

Building Maintenance N/A N/A N/A N/A

Carpet Laying N/A NfA N/A N/A

Building Maintenance/Carpentryl N/A N/A N/A NlA Landscaping

Clothing Repair NlA N/A N/A N/A

Commercial Ceramics N/A NlA N/A N/A

Dog Grooming N/A N/A N/A N/A

Power Sewing N/A N/A N/A N/A

Sign Shop N/A N/A N/A NlA

Sign Shop N/A N/A N/A N/A

.' I

FEDERAL OTHER TAX

N/A none

N/A none

N/A none

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N/A none

N/A none

N/A nOile

N/A none

N/A none

N/A none

N/A none

N/A none

N/A N/A


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Mira Lorna FaCility, CA

North County Detention Fac .• CA



Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

! Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA



•

INDUSTRY lYPES

Sewing, males

Ceramics

Sewing, females

Food Service


CarpentryIBuilding Maintenance

Beef Cattle

Building TradeslPaintlCernentlPallets

Dairy

Field Crops

Hog Farm

Landfill Operation


Laundry


Power Sewing

ROOM & VICTIM BOARD RESllTUTION

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N/A NUl,

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N/A N/A

N/A NlA

N/A N/A

N/A NlA

N/A N/A

N/A NlA

•

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DEDUCTIONS ,

FAMILY STATE FEDERAL OTHER SUPPORT TAX TAX N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A none

N/A N/A N/A none

N/A N/A N/A none

N/A N/A N/A none

N/A N/A NlA none

N/A N/A N/A none

N/A N/A N/A none

N/A N/A N/A none

N/A N/A N/A none

NlA N/A N/A none I --~-----


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Bergen County Jail-Jail Annex, NJ -_ ... _------_.-

• INDUSTRY TYPES

ROOM & BOARD

Telephone Receptionist N/A

Tile Setting N/A

N/A N/A

General Labor Projects NiA

Manufacture Ergonomic no Secretarial Chairs

Laundry Services, Refurbish no Gutter, and Produce Barriers .

Construction Craft Training no Program

Furniture DeSign Systems - no Refinish and Restore

Wood Products N/A

Product EnhancemenVJob Shop no

Crutch Factory - Assembles yes Crutches

Electronic Component Part and yes OutPUJ Choke

Auto Body Shop, Garden N/A Program, and Food Service

• DEDUCTIONS

VICTIM FAMILY STATE FEDERAL OTHER RESTITUTION SUPPORT TAX TAX

N/A N/A N/A N/A none I

N/A N/A N/A N/A ,

none i

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

no no no no no

no no no no no

no no no no no

no no no no no

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

as set by court no yes yes $5.00/day

yes yes no yes no

yes no no no no

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A


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House of Corrections I Phila., PA

•

----

INDUSTRY TYPES

Goods/Services

Bakery






N/A


Printing


General Products

--------- ----

DEDUCTIONS

ROOM & VICTIM FAMILY STATE FEDERAL OTHER BOARD RESTITUTION SUPPORT TAX TAX

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A NlA

N/A NlA N/A N/A N/A N/A



no no no no no no

no no no no no no

N/A NlA N/A N/A N/A NlA

N/A NlA N/A N/A N/A N/A

NlA NlA N/A N/A N/A NlA


N/A NlA NlA NlA N/A NlA


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I House of Corrections Phila., PA

i House of Corrections Phila., PA






------

• INDUSTRY TYPES

I ROOM & BOARD

laundry and Clothing Repair N/A

Dry Cleaning N/A

Furniture Assembly & Carpentry N/A

Upholstery and Re-Upholstery N/A

Furniture Refurbishing (Metal) N/A

Furniture Finishing and N/A Refinishing

Food Service no

• DEDUCTIONS

VICTIM FAMILY STATE FEDERAL OTHER RESTITUTION SUPPORT TAX TAX

NlA N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A

no no no no no


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East Facility, CA

East Facility, CA

East Facility, CA










• • PRIVATE SECTOR INVOLVEMENT AND PRODUCT SELECTION I

INDUSTRY TYPES PRIVATE SECTOR PIE CERTIFICATION HOW INVOLVEMENT PRODUCTS

JURISDICTION FACILITY ARE SELECTED

Bakery provider of raw materials no no needs of department

Power Sewing provider of raw materials no no needs of department

Print Shop provider of raw materials no no needs of department

Auto Body & Paint N/A no no as needed

Bunk Manufacturing N/A no no as needed

Furniture Refinishing N/A no no as needed

Upholstery N/A no no as needed

Welding Fabrication N/A no no as needed

Building Maintenance none no no pre-designated janitorial needs of

sheriff's dept.

Carpet Laying none no no as needed by sheriff's department

Building Maintenance/Carpentryl provider of raw materials no no needs of Landscaping department

Clothing Repair none no no needs of department


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I INDUSTRY TYPES

Commercial Ceramics

Dog Grooming

Power Sewing

Sign Shop

Sign Shop

Sewing, males

Ceramics

Sewing, females

Food Service

I PRIVATE SECTOR I INVOLVEMENT

provider of raw materials

none



provider of raw materials & industry equipment




N/A

•

PIE CERTIFICATION I HOW I I

PRODUCTS I

ARE JURISDICTION FACILITY SELECTED

. no no needs of

department

no no needs of department

no no needs of !

department ,


no no needs of sheriff's dept.

no no demands of inmate I population

no no resale value and educational

experience for inmate

no no needs of inmate population

no no by instructor and detention facility

food service


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• FACILITY



Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility. CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility. CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

INDUSTRY TYPES


CarpentryIBuilding Maintenance

Beef Cattle

Building TradeslPaint/CemenVPallets

Dairy

Field Crops

Hog Farm

Landfill Operation


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• PRIVATE SECTOR

INVOLVEMENT

N/A

N/A

purchase of product/services & exchg.

processed products

job referrals

none

provider of industry equipment

purchasing of product/services & exchange for pork

none


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PIE CERTIFICATION HOW PRODUCTS


no no by Jail Industries Commission

no no by instructor and correctional facility

staff








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Ranch Facility, CA



Sybil Brand Institu.te, CA


Escambia Cnly. Dept. of Corr., Fl




•

INDUSTRY TYPES

Laundry


Power Sewing


Tile Setting

N/A



laundry Services, Refurbish Gutter, and Produce Barriers

PRIVATE SECTOR INVOLVEMENT

provider of industry equipment

none


none

provider of raw materials and job placement

N/A

purchasing products, raw materials & industry site

purchasing of product and/or services

purchasing of prod.lservices and

provide raw material

•



no no needs of j department





no N/A N/A

no no based on needs of other rrunicipal

agenCies

no no try not to compete with private markets

no no indo staff with input from the advisory

board


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INDUSTRY lYPES PRIVATE SECTOR PIE CERllFICAllON HOW INVOLVEMENT PRODUCTS

ARE JURISDICllON FACILIlY SELECTED

Construction Craft Training provider of industry no no through Program equip. and job placement inter-agency

partnership agreement

Furniture Design Systems - N/A no no by customer order Refinish and Restore through various

cnty. gov. agencies

Wood Products marketing of products no no based on ability of workers and special

orders

Product Enhancement/Job Shop mkting prod.lsvc., purc. of no no sales prod., provide material & representatives,

equipment bidding & past service

Crutch Factory - Assembles provider of raw materials yes yes by superintendent, Crutches committee and

program directors

Electronic Component Part and purchasing of product yes yes must be safe and Output Choke and/or services willing to pay

comparable wages

Auto Body Shop, Garden provider of raw mat. and no no N/A Program, and Food Service industry equipment


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•

INDUSTRY TYPES PRIVATE SECTOR INVOLVEMENT

Goods/Services provider of raw materials and industry equipment

Bakery provider of raw materials

Bedding Plant Industry provider of raw materials and industry equipment

Building & Equipment none Maintenance & Repair

Landscaping & Grounds none Maintenance

Tailor Shop - Inmate Uniforms grants for equipment

Direct Mail Preparation\Envelope other Stuffing

•


ARE I JURISDICTION FACILITY SELECTED

I

no N/A intra-agency demands through I

contract > negotiations

no no facility needs, requests for other

county dept.

no no facility and county needs, community requests & outside

sources

no no facility needs, community requests

no no facility needs, community request

no no ability to manufacture; cost and dept. needs

no no ability to provide service is on a contract basis


•

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• FACILITY




I Holmesburg Prison I Phila., PA





INDUSTRY TYPES

N/A


Printing


General Products


Dry Cleaning


• PRIVATE SECTOR

INVOLVEMENT

N/A

purchasing of product, provider of raw material

purchasing of prod., provide of raw mat. &

training

provider of raw mat. and training staff & inmates

mar1<eting of product, provider of raw material

purchasing of product and training staff &

inmates



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• PIE CERTIFICATION HOW

PRODUCTS ARE

JURISDICTION FACILITY SELECTED

no N/A contact from non-profit org. or by

city/county

no no needs of the inmate population and

Riverview Home

no no indust. sales & mar1<eting reps.,

and needs

no no using agency provided plans and

needs

no no indust. sales & mar1<eting reps.

no no determined by needs of prisons

and other agencies

no no indust. sales & mar1<eting reps. and

needs

no no indust. sales & mar1<eting reps.,

needs & customers ---- -----------


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Phila. Ind. Corr. Center Philadelphia Prison System, PA . Phila. Ind. Corr. Center Philadelphia Prison System, PA



•

INDUSTRY TYPES PRIVATE SECTOR INVOLVEMENT

Upholstery and Re-Upholstery provider of raw mat. and training staff & inmates

Furniture Refurbishing (Metal) provider of raw mat. and training staff & inmates

Furniture Finishing and provider of raw mat. and Refinishing training staff & inmates

Food Service N/A .

•


JURISDICTION FACILITY ARE

SELECTED

no no industry sales & marketing reps. & needs of market

no no indust. sales & marketing reps.

no no indust. sales & marketing reps.,

needs & customers

no no by bid sheets and quality

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East Facility, CA

East Facility, CA

East Facility, CA







• MARKETS/MARKETING AND PRODUCT PRICING

INDUSTRY TYPES PRIMARY MARKETING MARKETS METHODS

Bakery municipal departmental needs government

Power Sewing municipal departmental needs government

Print Shop municipal departmental needs government

Auto Body & Paint municipal direct sales, phone, & government competitive bids

Bunk Manufacturing municipal direct sales, phone, & government competitive bids

Furniture Refinishing municipal direct sales, phone, & government competitive bids

Upholstery municipal direct sales, phone, & government competitive bids

Welding Fabrication municipal direct sales, phone, & government competitive bids

Building Maintenance municipal department needs government & cost offsets

• I

SETS PRICES OF PRODUCTS/SERVICES

centraVadministrative office staff



prison industry administrative staff






I


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FACI~.'TY












---

•

INDUSTRY TYPES

Carpet Laying

Building Maintenance/Carpentry/

Landscaping

Clothing Repair

Commercial Ceramics

Dog Grooming

Power Sewing

Sign Shop

Sign Shop

Sewing, males

Ceramics

Sewirg, females

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•

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PRIMARY MARKETING SETS PRICES OF I MARKETS METHODS PRODUCTS/SERVICES

municipal department needs centraVadministrative office I government & cost staff

offsets

municipal needs of department centraVadministrative office i

government staff

municipal needs of department centraVadministrative office government staff


municipal needs of department central/administrative office government staff



private sector & direct sales Institution business/finance Sheriff's Dept. office

~

private sector & direct sales institution businesslfinance Sheriff's Dept. office



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Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA

Ranch Facility, CA


INDUSTRY TYPES

Food Service



Beef Cattle

Building TradesiPainVCemenVPaliets

Dairy

Field Crops

Hog Farm

Landfill Operation


Laundry


• • PRIMARY MARKETING SETS PRICES OF MARKETS METHODS PRODUCTS/SERVICES

,

municipal direct sales industry operations government supervisors







municipal needs of department centraVadministralive office government staff






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PG County Corr. Center, MD I





•

INDUSTRY TYPES PRIMARY MARKETS

Power Sewing municipal government

Telephone Receptionist municipal government

Tile SeHing municipal government

N/A municipal government

General Labor Pmjects non-profit, priv. - sect. & municipal

Manufacture Ergonomic non-profit, state Secretarial Chairs gov. and mun. gov.

Laundry Services, Refurbish municipal Gutter, and Produce Barriers government

Construction Craft Training municipal Program government

Furniture Design Systems - private sector and Refinish and Restore municipal gov.

Wood Products private sector

Product EnhancernenVJob Shop private sector

Crutch Factory - Assembles private sector Crutches

•

MARKETING SETS PRICES OF METHODS PRODUCTS/SERVICES

needs of department centraVadministrative office staff



N/A N/A

contract, direct sales, prison indo administrative & phone, bids indo operations supervisor

contracts, direct sales, prison industry administrative mail, and bid staff

contracts, mail, telephone, prison industry administrative and bill staff

contracts valued at retail market price

contracts valued at retail market price

direct sales jail administrator I

contracts, competitive bids prison industry administration I

staff I

contracts superintendent and industry administrative staff

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FACILIlY INDUSTRY TYPES

Strafford County Dept. of Corr., Electronic Component Part and NH Output Choke

Bergen County Jail-Jail Annex, NJ Auto Body Shop, Garden Program, and Food Service

Elmhurst Corr. Facility, NY Goods/Services

Erie County Correctional F.ac., NY Bakery

Erie County Correctional Fac., NY Bedding Plant Industry

Erie County Correctional Fac., NY Building & Equipment Maintenance & Repair

Erie County Correctional Fac., NY Landscaping & Grounds Maintenance

Monroe County Jail, NY Tailor Shop - Inmate Uniforms

Monroe County Jail, NY Direct Mail Preparation\Envelope Stuffing

Shelby County Sheriff's Office, N/A OH

I Holme.burg Prison Garment Manufacturing Phila., PA

I

• • PRIMARY MARKETING SETS PRICES OF MARKETS METHODS PRODUCTS/SERVICES

private sector mail and advisory board prison industry administrative contacts staff

non-profit org. and mail and telephone institution business/finance I11lJn. & cnty. gov. office

municipal contracts centraVadministrative & jail government industry administrative staff

municipal contracts & direct sales centraVadministrative office government staff

municipal contracts & direct sales centraVadministrative office government staff

municipal contracts & direct sales centraVadrninistrative office government staff

municipal contracts & direct sales centraVadrninistrative office government staff

non-profit org. and telephone centraVadministrative office state govern. staff

non-profit org. and telephone centraVadministrative office state gOY. staff

non-profit, contracts, telephone N/A municipal & county/town

non-profit, contracts, direct sales, mail prison industry administrative municipal & school & phone staff district

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House of Corrections I Phila., PA


. Phila. Ind. Corr. Center

I Philadelphia Prison System, PA

Phila. Ind. Corr. Center I Philadelphia Prison System, PA


•

I INDUSTRY TYPES

Printing


General Products


Dry Cleaning




I PRIMARY I MARKETING I SETS PRICES OF MARKETS METliODS PRODUCTS/SERVICES

non-profit, contracts, direct sales, mail prison industry administrative mmicipal & school & phone staff district

I


non-profit, contracts, direct sales, mail prison Industry administrative municipal & school & phone staff district

non-profit, contracts, direct sales, mail prison industry administrative muniCipal & $chool & phone staff district


non-profit, contracts, direct sales, mail prison inuustry administrative muniCipal & school & phone staff district



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----

INDUSTRY TYPES


Food Service

----

• • -----

PRIMARY MARKETING SETS PRICES OF MARKETS METHODS PRODUCTS/SERVICES


private sector contracts and competitive centraVadministration office bids staff

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•

•

•

. Correctional Industries Information Clearinghouse Jail Industries Survey

The Correctional Industries Information Clearinghouse (CI-Net) is conducting a survey of jails and detention facilities which are, or may be interested in, operating industry programs. The results from this survey will be compiled and made available to the field in hard copy form and through CInet, the automated information system.

Please assist us by filling in the requested infor.mation and returning the forms no later than December 1, '1990 to: Correctional Industries Infor.mation Clearinghouse, American Correctional Association, 8025 Laurel Lakes Court, Laurel, ~ 20707. If you have any questions related to this survey, please contact CI-N6t staff at (301) 206-5100, ext. 281.

NOTE: If you are responsible for oversight of more than one facility in your jurisdiction, you will receive a copy of this survey for EACH facility. Please complete a separate survey form for each of these facilities. .

Facility:

Name:

Title:

Address:

City State Zip

Telephone:

This project is funded in whole under grant number 89-DD-CX-0011, in the amount of $300,000 as awarded to the American Correctional Association in 1989 by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, Bureau of Justice Assistance •

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I. General Infor.mation

A. What is the average daily population of your facility?

B. What is the rated capacity of your facility?

C. What is(are) the detained inmate security level(s) at your facility? (Please provide number of inmates incarcerated at each security level.)

Security Level

maximum maximum-medium medium medium-minimum minimum

Inmate Population

D. Average length of sentenced incarceration?

E. Average length of pre-sentenced incarceration:

F. Is your jurisdiction: (Check all that apply.)

currently operating industry programs considering start-up of industry programs unable to operate industry programs not interested in industry programs other __________________________________________ __

G. If your jurisdiction does not currently operate any industry programs, why not?

H. What type of authority operates your facility?

county/parish city state federal private (specify) other (specify)

•

•

IF YOUR JURISDICTION HAS NO CURRENT INDUSTRY PROGRAMS, YOU DO NOT NEED TO COMPLETE PARTS II lUm III OF THIS SURVEY. PLEASE RETURN THE ABOVE INFORMATION TO CI-NET AS REQUESTED ON PAGE 1. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOllERATION.

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•

•

•

II: Genera.l Industries Information

A. What percent of the inmate population is now employed in industry programs?

B. Identify how state and municipal laws regulate your industries production: (Check all tpat apply.)

C.

D.

E.

F.

limit markets no restrictions limit wages limit industries other

Is "good time" offered for inmates employed in your industry programs? yes no

Is your jurisdiction certified under the Private Sector/ Prison Industry Enhancement Certification Program? ___ yes no

What is(are) the primary market(s) of your industry program(s)? (Check all that apply.)

non-profit organizations private sector state government municipal government other ________________________ ~-----

Identify who sets prices of products and services: (Check all that apply.)

central/administrative office staff institution business/finance office prison industry administrative staff industry operations supervisor/foreman other (specify)

G. Identify methodes) of marketing services and/or products: (Check all that apply.)

contracts direct sales mail telephone competitive bids other

A-3

PLEASE MAKE ADDITIONAL COPIES OF SECTION III AS NEEDED, TO PROVIDE INFORMATION ON ~ OF YOUR INDOSTRY PROGRAMS. • III. Specific Industry Information

A. Industry Type (Primary Product Group) :

B. Supervisor:

Facility:

Address:

City State Zip

Telephone:

C. Opening date of industry operation?

D. What source(s) provided funding at any time for start-up of this operation'?

E. Has your operation received funding from any of the following sources? (Check all that apply.)

local state Federal private other

F. What type of funding was provided for start-up of this operation'? (Check all that apply.)

loan grant revolving fund training subsidy reimbursement for services delivered other

•

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•

•

•

G. Identify industry location:

outside perimeter fence/on grounds outside institution/inside perimeter fence off grounds inside institution other __________________________________ _

H. Has your industry program encountered any opposition? Who has opposed it and why?

I. Do you have an advisory committee associated with industries? __ yes no

J. Do you have written policies and procedures that direct industry operations? __ yes no

K. What are the eligibility requirements for inmate participation in industry programs?

L. Does the program operate under the requirements of any specific regulatory standards? (e.g. American Correctional Association standards') _ yes . no

M. What is the inmate capacity of this industry?

N. How many inmates do you employ in this industry?

o. What is(are) the security level(s} of the inmates employed in this industry program?

Security Level

maximum maximum-medium medium medium-minimum minimum n/a

# of Inmates

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·P. How many of these inmates are male ? female?

Q. What are the wages paid to inmates employed in this industry? ~

R. What other incentives arl~ provided to inmate employees?

s. Are inmate wages subject to any deductions or charges? (Check all that apply, including amount or percent of deduction.)

Type of Deduction

room and board victim restitution family support state tax Federal tax other

Amount/Percent

T. Number of hours in average work day in this industry:

u. Average length of time an inmate is employed in this industry?

v. How are the inmates trained "for this industry? (Check all that apply. )

pre-industrial training (industry sponsored) vocational education on-the-job training apprenticeship other

W. Average length of inmate training for this industry:

x. What topics are discussed in the training program?

Y. Number of civilian staff employed in this industry?

z. Number of uniformed staff employed in this industry?

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•

AA.

• BB.

CC.

Identify private sector involvement in this industry ~peration:

marketing of product and/or service purchasing of product and/or service provider of raw material(s) provide'r of industry equipment provider of industry site and/or space other

Is this industry designated as a certified program under the Private Sector/Prison Industry Enhancement Certification Program? _____ yes no

What are your product lines and/or services?

• DD. How are products and/or services selected?

•

EE. Do you have any plans for the future development of this industry program? If so, please explain briefly .

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exhibit 1·1

Program Characteristics

TABLE I: inmate and Program Characteristics ~f.'> <iJ' ~~ ~~ ~ ~\~ #' .; ~"'~ ~~~ 'd-\ I) •

~ ~".,. ~..,. #" ~~I':'~ .~aP ~'.. ~"'~ \#4 ",,~"" ~ Sit~ 'io0\ \9 " ~ Hennepal County Adult CorrecDonaI Facility (MNl 40 440 S3.SOIhr. No Yes Yes private_

Hampden County House 0/ CorTeC1IOn5 (MA) IS 600 $.50-1.00 p~r Yes No No town. city. Ilate aaencies hr. + mnu\'e

Contra COSta County Main DetenllOn Facility (CA)' 100 1.200 ptlblica~

Stn/{ord County DOC (NH) 20 68 $4.~S1.oolhr. No Y~s Yes private _ &. public aaencies

Pnnce George' 5 County DOC (MO) 6 inmat~s plus 6 71S 55.oo/hr. eX-IlI- No No No county -aencies ex-mmateS mates only

Erie County Correeoonal Faciiity CNYl' 100 410 No No No county aaenOes K~nnebec County Jail (ME) S 66 No No No No eeneraI public Pluladelp/lla lndustnal CorreellOnll ~nt~r (PA) 239 4.000 51.04-SI.36/day No No No atya&enQeS

0rIems Pansh Jail Complex (LA) 700 3.800 No Y~s No No private -" city aaenQes los Ange,,",s County Jail System (CA) 1.526 22.500 No Yes No No county aaenaes Metro Dade County CorTecIions " R~habilitation 100 4.000 S3.OOIcily Yes No No prMte leCtOr " public aae!lCies

Department (FL) 51. Lows Medium Sealrity insDmtion (MO) 38 435 51.~S3.()o/day No No No cityqesUs Middlesex County DOC and Youth Serwes CNJ) 90 800 SI.OOIday Yes No No COIftY aaesas ~ County House 01 CorrecDon CWD 90 S50 Sl.~S3.oo/day No No No county qenaea Shdly County Jail (Olf) 8 32 No Yes No No COIl!IIY aam:ies Cook Counry DOC ClL)' 20 S.SOO No Mell'llpCllilan Corm:aonal Center (San Oietro. CAl 60 700 S.22-SI.IO/1w'. Yes No No 1edenI~

Santa Clara County CorrectIOnS DivIsIon. Elmwood Facillry (CA) 600 (1.000111 2.201 No Yes Yes No jail

weekend proanm)

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