- The Juvenile Detention Center is for criminal youth who are serving out their sentences and awaiting sentencing.
- There would be visiting hours between the hours of 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM. All visitors are subject to be searched and would only be allowed access to the visitor receiving area. All visitors would have to be pre-authorized by staff at either the Sheriff’s Office or the Court system.
- You would need a Keycode, ID Badge, or Keyfob to be let into and out of the building, with the exception of a fire alarm that would automatically unlock all doors.
- All interior doors would be secure and locked.
- All juveniles are given free access to the common areas. Interior doors would be monitored by a member of staff at all times and kept locked.
- You would more than likely have some form of community service when freed from the Center.
- You are allowed up to 15 prims for personal effects in your cell. These would be items such as religious symbols, photos, school related, books, bed decor, etc. You would not have electronics beyond a basic radio.
- Your cell would be searched randomly. IC you would not have much privacy.
- You can only be held in juvenile detention for a week, 7 real life days max, unless you agree to a longer sentencing. If you find your case hasn’t been closed or you haven’t been given your court date — please contact management.
- School for juveniles currently incarcerated within the Juvenile detention center. The Juvenile would be given the option to attend virtually via a laptop that would be restricted and monitored at all times. The Juveniles that elect to attend in person would be fitted with an ankle monitor that would track the location of the individual and would be escorted to their locker and/or classroom by a staff member from the facility and would be picked up at the end of the school day and returned to the youth facility to continue serving their sentence.
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