evacuation plan shall be posted in the detention area. (SDA.7) Prisoners must be controlled to prevent any contact with weapons or LEVEL OF RESPONSE contraband. Restraint equipment should be used to ensure such. If the situation requiring evacuation is considered NON-LIFE Injured or ill prisoners must be cleared THREATENING, a cruiser will be by medical authorities prior to directed to enter the sally port or park transporting to the County Jail or Youth outside a point of entry. An officer will Development Center. place restraint equipment on the prisoner(s), and immediately remove Required affidavits will be completed them from the area. The prisoner(s) will prior to transport. be transported and secured at the nearest available detention facility. RECORDS If the situation requiring evacuation is Records personnel shall maintain a considered LIFE THREATENING, and record of all persons who have been immediate evacuation is necessary, an subject to secure detention within the officer will remove the prisoner(s) from facility. These records shall include at the detention area, and place restraint minimum: equipment on them if at all possible. The prisoner(s) will then be removed Name of prisoner; from the building through the nearest exit, and taken to the edge of the Date of birth; department parking lot. A mobile unit will be directed to pick up the Adult or Juvenile court jurisdiction; prisoner(s), who will be transported and secured at the nearest available Most serious offense; detention facility. Depending on the nature and length of the emergency, it Gender may be necessary to bail the prisoner from the alternate facility. Race and Ethnicity; Under an extreme emergency where Date/Time placed into secure time is of the absolute essence, it may be detention; necessary to release the prisoner(s) from the detention area, and allow the prisoner(s) to exit the building through Date/Time released from secure the nearest exit while forgoing restraint detention; equipment. That being the case, the prisoner(s) will be placed in restraint Who the prisoner was released to. equipment as soon as there is a viable opportunity to do so. These records will be compiled into a monthly report, referred to as Holding Facility/SDA Monthly Population TRANSPORTING PRISONERS Report It shall be (SDA.1.b)(SDA.5). completed at the conclusion of each Vehicles and restraint equipment used month and forwarded to: for transporting prisoners must be kept in good working order.
evacuation plan shall be posted in the detention area. (SDA.7) LEVEL OF RESPONSE If the situation requiring evacuation is considered NON-LIFE THREATENING, a cruiser will be directed to enter the sally port or park outside a point of entry. An officer will place restraint equipment on the prisoner(s), and immediately remove them from the area. The prisoner(s) will be transported and secured at the nearest available detention facility. If the situation requiring evacuation is considered LIFE THREATENING, and immediate evacuation is necessary, an officer will remove the prisoner(s) from the detention area, and place restraint equipment on them if at all possible. The prisoner(s) will then be removed from the building through the nearest exit, and taken to the edge of the department parking lot. A mobile unit will be directed to pick up the prisoner(s), who will be transported and secured at the nearest available detention facility. Depending on the nature and length of the emergency, it may be necessary to bail the prisoner from the alternate facility. Under an extreme emergency where time is of the absolute essence, it may be necessary to release the prisoner(s) from the detention area, and allow the prisoner(s) to exit the building through the nearest exit while forgoing restraint equipment. That being the case, the prisoner(s) will be placed in restraint equipment as soon as there is a viable opportunity to do so. TRANSPORTING PRISONERS Vehicles and restraint equipment used for transporting prisoners must be kept in good working order. Prisoners must be controlled to prevent any contact with weapons or contraband. Restraint equipment should be used to ensure such. Injured or ill prisoners must be cleared by medical authorities prior to transporting to the County Jail or Youth Development Center. Required affidavits will be completed prior to transport. RECORDS Records personnel shall maintain a record of all persons who have been subject to secure detention within the facility. These records shall include at minimum: Name of prisoner; Date of birth; Adult or Juvenile court jurisdiction; Most serious offense; Gender Race and Ethnicity; Date/Time placed into secure detention; Date/Time released from secure detention; Who the prisoner was released to. These records will be compiled into a monthly report, referred to as Holding Facility/SDA Monthly Population Report (SDA.1.b)(SDA.5). It shall be completed at the conclusion of each month and forwarded to: