Recreation
The Jail's recreation staff coordinates all inmate recreational activities. Eligible inmates are offered up to five hours of recreational activity weekly. Basketball, volleyball, and ping-pong are among the activities that are available during recreation periods.
Library
The recreation staff coordinates the library services within the jail. The recreation staff distributes a variety of reading materials, educational books, and legal manuals to each of the housing units.
Day Reporting Program
Non-violent offenders serving sentences may be screened for release into the Day Reporting Program in lieu of incarceration. Inmates in the program report daily and through their work perform valuable community service, while under the supervision of sheriffs deputies. This program has the added benefit of teaching inmates valuable work ethics and skills.
Inmate's Work Program
services, kitchen duty, assist with commissary, and to assist with the overall cleanliness and sanitation of the facility. In 1993, the Inmate Work Program was expanded to include work details outside the Jail including washing patrol cars, assisting with loading dock deliveries, and picking up debris around county facilities. This program saves the county money and provides meaningful activity for the inmates.
Volunteer Program
A number of volunteer programs are made available to inmates, including domestic violence/anger control classes and chemical dependency and alcohol/drug education classes. The jail also offers computer classes, health classes, and a self-esteem program. Worship services are offered weekly and a basic literacy program is available upon request.
If you are interested in participating as a volunteer, call us at (937) 225-4105.