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JAIL ROSTER ON-LINE - UPDATED EVERY 6 HOURS
INMATE
RECREATION AND LEISURE TIME
INMATE VISITATION
(NEW HOURS JULY 21, 2010)
INMATE
COMMUNICATION - TELEPHONES
INMATE RECREATION AND LEISURE TIME
The
Butler County Sheriff’s Office will provide Recreation for all inmates who
are physically able and those that desire exercise and whose stay will
exceed 120 hours. At no time will the inmates be permitted to gamble
or make wagers on these games, nor will the inmates be allowed to take the
games to their cells or the recreation yards. The table games will be
used on the day room tables only. Recreation is defined as follow:
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Leisure time activities to include television viewing and
table games (e.g. cards, checkers, dominos, etc) shall be provided.
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Large muscle group exercise will be provided via
Recreation Areas.
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Staff will ensure that equal access to recreation is
provided to all non-restricted inmates.
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Recreation will be available each day and must be a
minimum of 5 hours per week.
It is
the policy of the Butler County Sheriff’s Office to enable and encourage
inmates to maintain contact with family and friends through regular visits.
Restrictions on visits are for the limited purpose of using the jail staff
judiciously and maintaining the security and order of the jail. Visitation
at the Butler County Jail is conducted over closed circuit audio/video
equipment. Visitation areas shall be secure and free from obstructions and
obstacles to normal conversations and viewing.
Visitation communications may
be subject to monitoring/recording by law enforcement.
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Apellido del Preso comenzando con: |
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Saturday / Sabado |
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Sunday / Domingo |
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9:00 am - 11:00 am |
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9:00 am - 11:00 am |
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1:00 pm - 5:00 pm |
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1:00 pm - 5:00 pm |
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7:00 pm - 9:00 pm |
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Inmates are permitted one 30 minute visit |
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Presos estan permitidos una visita de 30 minutos |
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Trusty's |
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Tuesday / Martes |
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Each
inmate shall be permitted a thirty (30) minute visit per visitation day,
unless circumstances dictate temporary suspension of Inmate Visitation.
Inmates are allowed up to three (3) people on their visitation list.
Inmates can not make changes to their list until they have been at the
facility for thirty (30) days and must wait an additional thirty (30) days
after each change. Those inmates that have less than three (3) people
on their visitation list may add another person to the list at any time.
Changes, additions or deletions to an inmate’s visitation list must be made
via a Request for Visitor Form supplied in each housing unit.
Visitor Requirements:
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Visitors must be an approved visitor on the visitation
list
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Visitors must show photo identification (proper
identification includes a state or federal issued card or a passport with
proper documentation of port of entry).
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Visitor under the age of eighteen (18) years of age do not
have to be on the list, but must be accompanied by an approved adult from
the inmate’s visitation list.
Denying Visitation:
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Visitor presents a clear and present danger to security.
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Visitor is under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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Visitor refuses to show proper identification.
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Inmate refuses the visit.
Inmate
shall not be permitted to keep money on his/her person while incarcerated.
All inmate funds will be controlled by jail personnel in a fair, ethical,
and honest manner. Inmate fund deposits and disbursements must be in
accordance with procedures adopted by the Ohio State Auditor’s Office.
No cash will be accepted
after an inmate is booked into the Jail.
Money in the inmate's possession at the time of booking will be deposited
into the inmates account. Inmates with less then $1.00 will have that
money placed in their property and it will be returned to them upon release.
No loose change will placed on the inmate’s books.
It will be placed in their property bag.
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Deposits into inmates accounts are ONLY accepted:
Monday – Friday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
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Money orders, certified checks and/or Government checks can be mailed to:
*** Be sure that the inmate’s name is on the outside of the envelope: ***
Butler County Sheriff’s Office
c/o <Inmates Name>
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Deposits received after
3:00 PM WILL NOT be available for Commissary Services and WILL NOT
be credited to the inmate’s account until the following business day.
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Deposits received after
3:00 PM on Friday, all day Saturday and Sunday will not be available for
Commissary Services until TUESDAY.
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At the time the inmate is
being released from the Butler County Jail, if there are funds due to that
inmate, a check will be mailed to the address provided. The inmate
will be presented with a form to fill out, PLEASE MAKE SURE IT IS THE
CORRECT ADDRESS. Checks returned from the Post Office will be
deposited with the
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If the inmate’s available
funds are less the $5.00, the inmate will be required to respond to the
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Should the inmate have any
questions or concerns in regards to their account, please contact
Inmate Account at 513-785-1123, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
It shall be the policy of
the Butler County Sheriff’s Office to impose no restrictions formal or
informal on the ability of an inmate to communicate with persons outside the
jail, except where such restrictions are clearly necessary to the
maintenance of the order and the security of the jail. This censorship
may be no greater than necessary to further a substantial and important
governmental interest unrelated to the suppression of expression (e.g.
escape plans, threat to facility security and safety for both the inmates,
citizens and staff).
If at any time, the
contents of the mail have been deemed inadmissible, an Incident Report must
be complete and the seized contents of the mail and forward the contents to
the Deputy Warden. The Deputy Warden shall then determine if further
investigation is warranted. The Investigations Bureau of the Butler
County Sheriff’s Office shall conduct investigations into this type of
incident. All Contraband will be disposed of properly.
Outgoing Mail
Incoming Mail
INMATE COMMUNICATION - TELEPHONES
Each inmate shall have
equal and adequate access to a telephone to maintain community ties and
contacts with their attorneys. All housing units within a Butler
County Jail Facility have been equipped with commercial telephones.
Hours of Use
Conditions of Calls
Emergency/Special
Circumstances
All inmates at a Butler
County Jail Facility are entitled to health care comparable to that
available to the citizens of the surrounding community. Medical care
at the Jail shall be delivered under the direction of a licensed Physician
and through the use of trained health care personnel.
Providing Dental Services
Inmates shall be provided
professional dental services, both preventative and corrective, as needed
and determined by the facility Physician.
All inmates will be served a minimum of three (3) meals a day. At no time
will the span between meals exceed fourteen (14) hours. Meal times are
as follows:
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Breakfast |
5:00 AM – 6:00 AM
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Lunch |
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM |
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Dinner |
5:00 PM – 6:00 PM |
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PM Lights Out
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11:30 PM |
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Modified diets will be
prepared for inmates when requested by Medical Staff or Physicians orders
and all reasonable efforts will be made to accommodate dietary need of a
religion. Verification of inmate religious diet requests may be
confirmed by contacting local community religious leaders.
Commissary shall be
provided to all inmates through an in-house program established by the
Butler County Sheriff’s Office.
As a General Rule, inmates
are not permitted to have articles, other than those issued by the facility,
in their possession. Inmates are not permitted to transfer their
clothing or other property to other inmates. Property found in
violation will be confiscated and disposed of properly.
At the time of admission,
all property turned over to the Booking Officer will be inventoried on the
Computer System and a Property Bag (if applicable). The inmate’s
signature is required on the Property Bag. Upon the inmate’s release,
his/her property will be returned to them and their signature is once again
required. The inmate’s signature fully acknowledges the fact that they
have received all the items listed on the Property Received Report.
Any complaints must be
submitted in writing to the Deputy Warden immediately upon release or
discharge.
The Butler County Sheriff’s
Office requires inmates to maintain a clean and healthy living area and the
necessary cleaning materials shall be provided to the inmates daily. All
inmates are afforded the opportunity to a hot shower daily and are required
to do so. An adequate supply of soap will be provided.
○ Inmates may purchase
additional hygiene items if he/she is not indigent (without funds).
It is the policy of the
Butler County Sheriff’s Office to maintain the entire facility in a clean
and orderly fashion. Staff members will supervise all cleaning
activities conducted in each housing unit.
o Inmates are required to conduct daily cleaning
of their housing unit and living areas. This cleaning process
includes, but is not limited to; mopping, sweeping, disinfecting, dusting,
vacuuming, washing, polishing and scrubbing the entire area. The
inmate will be provided with appropriate cleaning utensils to conduct the
following cleaning activities in their assigned housing unit, bathing and
bunk areas.
The purpose of Inmate
Classification is to provide fair and consistent guidelines in determining
inmate assignments (Pre-Sentence and Post-Sentence) to housing areas,
security levels, treatment and program services. The plan is to ensure
that such decisions are made to the benefit of both the facility and the
inmate and will ensure that proper documentation is maintained of such
decisions. Classification information shall be managed in a fashion
which allows monitoring and evaluation of facility programs, planning and
budgeting.
The
classification/assessment system shall provide for the management and
confinement needs of the Butler county Jail facilities and inmates for their
protection, the safety of other inmates, to prevent escape and to protect
the general public. The risk and needs of each newly admitted inmate
shall be assessed and addressed individually, based on objective and
identifiable criteria, which provides for placement of the inmate in the
least restrictive housing, compatible with his or her assessed risk and
needs.
Classification procedures
shall be administered equitably and consistently, without discrimination
against any individual based on sex, race, color, creed, culture,
background, physical or mental handicap, religious practice or national
origin.
A classification record
shall be maintained for each inmate. The record shall contain all
available information concerning current offense, prior offense(s) and past
/ present institutional records, including the inmate’s complete
disciplinary history and history of medical or mental health conditions
requiring special housing considerations.