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2011‐2012 San Bernardino County Grand Jury Final Report SITE TOUR AREA INSPECTED/REVIEWED (Please Check) QUALITY OF LIFE PROGRAMS PERSONS INTERVIEWED X Physical Plan X Educational Inmates ‐ None X Meals/Nutrition X Vocational X Facility Manager‐Captain X Mental Health Community Services Medical X Physical/Dental Health X Domestic Violence School Staff No dental X Religious Services Victim/Gang Awareness Mental Health Staff X Visiting X Substance Abuse Line Staff X Volunteer Involvement None Other Other Food Services Staff Other Any additional information/notes: This facility operates the Work Release Program for the Sheriff’s Department. This includes the Court ordered sentence for one to five days a week of manual labor under local government supervision, where crews clean up parks and highways/freeways shoulders. Also, under the Work Release Program is the Electronic (“E”) Monitoring Program, which requires inmates, in lieu of custody time to be under house arrest from 6:00 pm to 5:00 am. The “E” monitoring program is self‐sufficient in that the participant pays up to $15.00 per day for the equipment and services, as approved by the Board of Supervisors. This allows the participant to live at home and maintain employment. The Sheriff’s Office checks one time to verity the home address. The equipment is owned by the company who conducts 24‐hour monitoring. Over the last year and a half there have been 25 alert alarms that were over four hours and only one alert that resulted in an escape. 54
2011‐2012 San Bernardino County Grand Jury Final Report Note the following items as you tour the facility: Condition of the exterior and interior of the building noting graffiti, peeling paint, unpleasant odors, or other signs of deterioration o Facility in good condition, landscaping in park‐like condition, no peeling paint. Graffiti was nominal, but viewed in one of the blocks; scratched into the wall Condition of the grounds, exercise areas, playing fields, and exercise equipment o Well maintained; basketball hoops, weights, pull‐up bars, and hand ball courts. General cleanliness of the facility including windows, lighting, lockers, desks, conditions of the mattresses, bedding and pillows o Clean and in good order. Condition of sleeping room door panels o This was the location of viewed graffiti in block unit, otherwise good condition. Temperature of living units o Maintained by central thermostat unit. Safety and security issues including fencing, outdoor lighting, location of the weapons locker o Security strategically located to control situations, weapons locker within each area includes rubber bullets, bean bags, and mace. No weapons; Tasers only. If a court holding area is present in the facility, ensure access to toilet and drinking water o Yes. Atmosphere of classroom: o Quiet and studious, orderly. Are there adequate supplies (books, paper, computers, etc.)? o Yes. 55
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Honorable Ronald M. Christianson, P
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2011-2012 GRAND JURY SAN BERNARDINO
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