INMATE HANDBOOK - Daviess County Detention Center

1 8/16/18 1 - 1 - Daviess County Detention Center INMATE HANDBOOK ART MAGLINGER, JAILER 8/16/18 2 - 2 - 8/16/18 3 - 3 - INMATE HANDBOOK TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Addresses 2. Admission Kits 3. Agency Information 4. Attorney Access 5. Bibles / Bible Workbooks 6. Bonds 7. Books 8. Bunk Assignments 9. Cell Changes / Conflicts 10. Chaplain 11. Civil Rights Complaint Form 1983 Form 12. Classification for DCDC 13. Cleaning Cells 14. Commissary 15. Contraband 16.

2 Copies of Legal Documents 17. Counseling Mental Health 18. Counseling Rape Crisis Center 19. Counseling Religious 20. Court Access 21. Court Dates 22. Credit Cards 23. Dental Services 24. Discipline 25. Drug Tests 26. Due Process 27. Electronic Cigarettes E-Cigs 28. Emergency Assistance 29. Eyeglasses 30. Fees 31. Feminine Supplies 32. Games 33. Grievance Procedure 34. Haircut Schedule 35. Head Counts 36. High-Risk inmates 37. Hot Pots 38. Ice 39. Indigent inmates / Supplies 40. Issued Items 41. Key Releases 42. Kiosks inmates 43. Kiosks Public 44. Laundry Lost 45.

3 Laundry Personal Clothing 46. Laundry Schedule 47. Legal Mail 48. Legal Materials 49. Library Services 50. Lights 51. Mail 52. Maintenance 53. Marriages 54. Meals 55. Medical Care 56. Medical Education 8/16/18 4 - 4 - 57. Medications 58. Mental Health Care 59. Money After Release 60. Money for INMATE Accounts 61. Movement within Facility 62. Nail Clippers Schedule 63. Newspapers 64. Notary Service 65. Office Hours 66. Outside Law Enforcement 67. PREA 68. Packages 69. Paperwork for INMATE s Signature 70. Payment of INMATE Fees 71. Periodic Detention Program 72.

4 Permitted Items Housing Unit 73. Permitted Items at Intake 74. Power of Attorney 75. Privileges General Population 76. Program Information 77. Programs Available 78. Program Schedule 79. Property Excess 80. Property Issues After Release 81. Property Releases Still Incarcerated 82. Property Requests After Booking 83. Public Information 84. Ramadan 85. Recreation 86. Release Dates 87. Release Times on Court Dates 88. Religion 89. Religion Preference 90. Religious Counseling 91. Religious Diet 92. Religious Services 93. Rights 94. Rules and Regulations 95. Search and Seizure 96.

5 Sexual Abuse/Harassment PREA 97. Sexual Abuse/Harassment PREA for Federal inmates 98. Sheet Exchanges 99. Showers 100. Sick Call 101. Soap 102. State inmates 103. Substance Abuse Program SAP 104. Telephones 105. Televisions 106. Temperature 107. Tobacco-Free Facility 108. Toilet Paper 109. Towel Exchanges 110. Trash 111. Undergarments Laundry Schedule 112. Uniform Exchanges 113. Uniforms Proper Wear 114. Visitation 115. Visitation Schedule 116. Voicemail for inmates 117. Work Release Program 118. Wristbands 8/16/18 5 - 5 - Policies, procedures and schedules listed in this HANDBOOK are subject to change without notice.

6 All websites are listed as (dot)com / org instead of using (.)com / org to help prevent gaining internet access from this document. Daviess County Detention Center is referred to as DCDC, agency or facility in this HANDBOOK . 1. Addresses a. Addresses of the public are not provided to inmates by the agency. 2. Admission Kits a. Admission kits shall be issued to each INMATE upon being placed in a housing unit. b. Kits include a comb, deodorant, paper (3 pieces), pen, shampoo, soap, toothbrush and toothpaste. 3. Agency Information a. Daviess County Circuit Court 100 E 2nd St, Owensboro, KY 42303, 270-687-7200 b.

7 Daviess County Detention Center 3337 Hwy 144, Owensboro, KY 42303, 270-685-8466 c. Daviess County Sheriff s Office 212 St Ann St, Owensboro, KY 42303, 270-685-8444 d. Department of Corrections PO Box 2400, Frankfort, KY 40602, 502-564-2433 e. Department of Public Advocacy 920 Frederica St., #1006, Owensboro, KY 42301, 502-892-3544 f. Owensboro Police Department 222 E 9th St, Owensboro, KY 42303, 270-687-8888 g. Kentucky State Police 8298 Keach Dr, Henderson, KY 42420, 270-826-3312 h. Pretrial Services 100 E 2nd St., Owensboro, KY 42303, 270-687-7232 i. Probation & Parole 121 E 2nd St.

8 , Owensboro, KY 42303, 270-687-7245 j. United States Marshals Service 202-307-9100 k. VINE Line 1-800-511-1670 4. Attorney Access a. Attorney visits for high-risk inmates may be limited to certain times due to safety and security reasons. b. See Rights Attorney Access section in this HANDBOOK for more information. 5. Bibles / Bible Workbooks a. One paperback bible may be accepted at intake. b. Free bibles and bible workbooks may be requested on kiosk under Religion tab. c. See Books section in this HANDBOOK for more information. 6. Bonds a. Bonds need to be paid at clerk s office Mon-Fri, 8a-4p, at Judicial Center located at 100 East Second Street.

9 B. Bonds are accepted at DCDC every day from 4p-8a or any time the clerk s office is closed. c. If bonds and court fines are paid at DCDC, they shall be paid by cash only. d. Even though a bond is paid, inmates may still owe booking fees, housing fees and jail fees. e. Bookkeeper may be contacted to discuss fee balances by calling 270-685-8466, ext. 207, Mon-Fri from 8a-3p. 7. Books a. Only new books will be accepted. b. Books must be paperback or will be returned to sender. c. Books must be mailed from publisher or verifiable company. d. Spiral bound books are prohibited.

10 E. Book box sets are prohibited. 1. If box sets are received, the boxes will be discarded. 8. Bunk Assignments a. Criteria for low-bunk assignments include inmates with / who are: 1. Diabetic medication 2. Elderly, 55 and over 3. Obese, 350 lbs. and over 4. Pregnant, if known 5. Seizure disorders 6. Severe arthritis b. inmates who force an INMATE out of an assigned low bunk may be subject to disciplinary action. c. Other than the above listed reasons, no other bunk assignments are generally made in general population. 9. Cell Changes / Conflicts a. If inmates do not feel safe in a cell, they need to notify staff immediately so quick action may be taken, if necessary.