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Extracted from Consolidated Report
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Findings 6 findings
F1
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The Butte County Jail is operated by a professional and dedicated staff.
F2
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The Butte County Jail is not designed for long-term inmate housing as mandated by AB 109.
F3
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Butte County is in need of a new jail facility.
F4
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The Butte County Sheriff has been innovative in managing the jail and helping those individuals sentenced by the court and who are placed in his custody with a priority for public safety.
F5
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Valuable internship experience for students was achieved through a partnership between the Sheriff and CSUC’s Criminal Justice Program.
F6
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The Butte County Sheriff-Coroner website contains little information regarding the DRC programs.
Recommendations 4
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R1Page 24The Butte County Board of Supervisors and the Sheriff should continue to search for adequate funding for a new jail facility.
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R2Page 24The partnership between the Sheriff and CSUC’s Criminal Justice Program should continue.
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R3Page 24ACS and visitation programs that have been successful should continue. 6
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R4Page 25The Sheriff should provide additional information on the Sheriff-Coroner website regarding the array of programs available to participants. Responses Pursuant to Penal Code §933 and §933.05, the following responses are required: • Butte County Sheriff: A response to Findings F1 through F6 and Recommendations R1 through R4. • Butte County Board of Supervisors: A response to Findings F1 through F6 and Recommendations R1.