Glenn County Jail

It was found that small community areas, such as Capay, Lake, and Plaza do not have an opportunity for drop-in boxes. We agree with finding. The Elections Department has explored several locations to place additional drop-boxes. Our main objective is to have a safe and secure location for these boxes. Other than our permanent drop box that is located outside the main office, we have one other drop-box outside City Hall in Orland. This location was selected due to being under camera sur- veillance and its location is right outside the Orland Police Department. We will con- tinue to explore new secure locations to allow for additional drop-boxes during elections.

/ R2 response- The TEK-84 body scanner was purchased and installed on May 17, 2022. Jail staff was trained in proper usage on June 7, 2022. Sheriff Warren authored the body scanner pol- icy, and it went into effect on April 6, 2022.

/ R3 response- The Glenn County Jail currently has seven (7) vacant positions. We currently have nine (9) individuals in the background process.

/ R4 response- Attached is our 2021/2022 training tracking sheet. The Glenn County Jail administration is in compliance with STC training expectations. In fact, this list shows every advanced training jail staff have completed. W. Oak Street • Willows, CA 95988 Administration (530) 934-6441 • Fax (530) 934-6473 24 Hour (530) 934-6431 • (530) 865-1122 • Fax (530) 934-6429 Jail (530) 934-6428 • Fax (530) 934-6427 Two (2) of the three (3) new hires will be attending Adult Corrections Officer Core Course (CORE) in September 2022. P AG E | 112 RESPONSES TO THE 2021-2022 GRAND JURY REPORTS 2022-2023 Glenn County Grand Jury Report | RESPONSES TO THE 2021-2022 GJ REPORTS Attachment 2— Response, Glenn County Sheriff Office,

/F6 response- The Sheriff's Office administration has placed this concern on the list of items to be upgraded within the near future. This item is an expensive upgrade and is currently unfunded. Respectfully submitted, Lt. Justin Gibbs Glenn County Jail Commander 543 W. Oak Street • Willows, CA 95988 Administration (530) 934-6441 • Fax (530) 934-6473 24 Hour (530) 934-6431 • (530) 865-1122 • Fax (530) 934-6429 Jail (530) 934-6428 • Fax (530) 934-6427 RESPONSES TO THE 2021-2022 GRAND JURY REPORTS| RESPONSES P AG E | 113 2022-2023 Glenn County Civil Grand Jury Report | RESPONSES TO THE 2021-2022 GJ REPORTS Attachment 3—Response, Glenn County Sheriff Office Training Tracking sheet, TRAINING TRACKING SHEET 2021/2022 OFFICER SCHEDULED COMPLETED REMARKS Lt. Gibbs 24 hrs.- Corrections Seminar- Nov 30 — Dec 03 Sgt. Melgarejo 4 hrs.- Games Criminals- Apr 6 4 hrs.- Suicide/MH- Apr. 7 8 hrs.- Happily Ever After- Apr. 14 4 hrs.- Fentanyl to Flakka- Jun 07 4 hrs.- Trained to Win- Jun 15 Cpl. Sullivan 8 hrs.- Suicide Detection- Nov. 17 8 hrs.- Implicit Bias- Nov. 18 8 hrs.- Happily Ever After- Apr. Cpl. Berlier 4 hrs.- Leadership- Feb 25 8 hrs.- Tact. Comm.- Mar 23 8 hrs.- Happily Ever After- Apr. 14 4 hrs.- Trained to Win- May 27 Dep. Martinez 8 hrs.- First Aid/CPR- Oct 05 8 hrs.- Suicide Detection- Nov. 17 8 hrs.- Implicit Bias- Nov. Dep. R. White 8 hrs.- First Aid/CPR- Oct 28 8 hrs.- Suicide Detection- Nov. 17 8 hrs.- Implicit Bias- Nov. Dep. Beckett 40 hrs.- DTAC- Jul 26 - 30 8 hrs.- First Aid/CPR- Oct 05 Dep. Reynolds 8 hrs.- First Aid/CPR- Oct 05 4 hrs.- Vicarious Trauma- Apr 6 4 hrs.- Games Criminals- Apr 6 4 hrs.- Suicide/MH- Apr. 7 4 hrs.- Trained to Win- May 27 Dep. Vargas 8 hrs.- First Aid/CPR- Oct 05 120 hrs.- Requal Course- Oct 18 —Nov 6 Dep. Ramos 187 hrs.- COCC- sept 7- Oct 8 40 hrs.- 832 PC- Oct 11 - Oct 15 8 hrs.- First Aid/CPR- Oct 28 24 hrs.- 832 pc- Jan 21-23 Dep. Peterson COCC- San Diego County S. O. Dep. Sassman 187 hrs.- COCC- sept 7 - Oct 8 40 hrs.- 832 PC- Oct 11 - Oct 15 24 hrs.- 832 PC- Jan 21 - 23 Dep. Ian White 8 hrs.- First Aid/CPR- Oct 28 24 hrs.- 832 PC- Jan 10 - 14 187 hrs.- COCC- Apr 05 - May 06 24 hrs.- PC 832- May 20 - 22 Dep. Barreraz 8 hrs.- First Aid/CPR- Oct 05 P AG E | 114 RESPONSES TO THE 2021-2022 GRAND JURY REPORTS 2022-2023 Glenn County Grand Jury Report | RESPONSES TO THE 2021-2022 GJ REPORTS Attachment 4—Board of Supervisors Response, Glenn County Sheriff Office, Animal Control, GLENN COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Sheriff, Coroner, Civil Process, Office of Emergency Services, Animal Control “Commitment to Service, Dedication to Community” RICHARD L. WARREN, JR. JASON A. DAHL Sheriff/Coroner Undersheriff Director O.E.S. Deputy Director O.E.S. AMY TRAVIS Deputy Director O.E.S July 8, 2022 The Honorable Donald Cole Byrd Presiding Judge of the Superior Court, County of Glenn 526 W. Sycamore Street Willows, CA 95988 RE: Response to the 2021-2022 Glenn County Grand Jury Report Dear Judge Byrd: The members of the Glenn County Sheriff’s Office and I wish to thank the Grand Jury for their professionalism, exper- tise, and service to our community. It was a pleasure to work with Grand Jury members who were informed, objective, and involved in making our government and our community better. Pursuant to Penal Code section 933.05, please accept the following response in regard to “Animal Control and the Cost of Doing Business”: Finding F1 – We agree with the finding. Animal Control is currently operating two (2) pickups for their services. One of the vehicles has been equipped with lift gates to assist with putting the animals in the cages. A second gate will be ordered once the second Animal Control Officer position is filled. Finding F2 – We are unsure of the finding. The report states that unnamed persons were interviewed and gave different answers as to the cost they were charged for picking up a dead bat. Also, it was alleged that they were charging fees at their discretion, causing discrepancies. Finding F3 – We are unsure of the finding. Animal Control has been stationed in Willows for years. Finding F4 – We disagree with the finding. Finding F5 – We disagree with the finding.