#Anaconda jail roster manual#
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The only items of personal property that are authorized into the START facility through the admission process are the following: Disciplinary reports utilize violation codes adopted from the Montana State Prison disciplinary policy. The facility is equipped with ten mental health beds that can also be utilized for housing offenders requiring closer supervision such as those awaiting disciplinary interventions or transfer to a more secure facility.

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Offenders are confined to the facility and escorts outside of the facility typically require direct staff supervision and full restraints. Census checks are conducted on a random basis as needed by the Security Supervisor. Offenders are returned to their cells and the facility is placed on lockdown status for official and emergency counts and from 10:00p.m. At least one of the seven daily counts is a stand-up count. A minimum of seven official counts are conducted daily. All offenders are required to submit UA samples at intake and on a random basis during their confinement in the facility. Offender pat searches, cell searches, area searches and inspections are conducted on a routine and random basis. The security staff provides direct supervision care seven days a week, twenty-four hours a day. Supervised dayroom and yard recreation is permitted during scheduled times when offenders are not attending groups or work assignments.

#Anaconda jail roster manual#

Also, offenders not precluded from manual labor due to medical or other reasons are assigned to a work program, placed on our work roster, and rotated through various facility work assignments. In addition to the above programs a non-denominational Religious Coordinator visits the facility on a weekly basis. Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Inventory (SASSI)ДЄfter the initial screening and assessment has been completed an offender may be assigned to one or more of the following programs according to needs assessment.University of Rhode Island Change Assessment (URICA).Intake assessment tools include the following: Sanction and revocation admissions serving over 14 days will typically be assessed during the first week of their confinement for treatment, program and aftercare needs. The program has an average length of stay of 30 days with a projected maximum of 60-90 days depending on the needs of the individual offender and the determination of MDOC. MDOC's experience is that a short-term sanction serves as an effective wake-up call for the offender in violation of community placement requirements. START provides the security needed to hold offenders accountable for violating terms of placement while offering the assessment and relapse prevention services necessary to appropriately match needs with resources and determine whether continued community (and less costly) placement is possible or if the offender requires placement in a secure facility. Since launching in 2005, START has maintained a 77 percent successful prison diversion rate, topping its initial goal of 50 percent. The program offers an assessment/sanction center for adult males who have violated conditions of community placement including pre-release, parole, or probation.

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The new facility, located 6 miles northeast of Anaconda off Highway 48, has a 142 bed capacity plus an additional 10 beds for special needs. A new $12.3 million, flagship, state-of-the-art facility was completed in August 2010. START formerly operated out of a retrofitted forensic unit on the state hospital campus at Warm Springs, Montana, with an 80-bed capacity. Following the initial 3-year period, MDOC solicited proposals for a permanent assessment/sanction center and CCCS was the successful bidder. This began as a 3-year pilot project between the Montana Department of Corrections (MDOC) and CCCS. (CCCS) began providing service in the Sanction, Treatment, Assessment, Revocation, and Transition (START) Center. In mid-December 2005, Community, Counseling, and Correctional Services, Inc. Sanction, Treatment, Assessment, Revocation, and Transition Program