prisoner guide book
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Guide book given to prisoners at correctional facilities in Michigan.TRANSCRIPT
CORRECTIONAL FACILITYPRISONER GUIDEBOOK
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ACADELTC AND VOCATIONAL......... :.-.....rr,:....... .-..--.---....4
LEGAL WRITER PROGRAM ......".... 6
@Fprisoners without a GED, or in Segregation, or who have a mental or physical impainnent that prevents
them from using the Law Library, may request assistance from the Legal Writer Program. .....'...... 6
The Legal Writir program helps prisoners with their criminal appeals and civil rights issues related to
conditions of confiaement. Contact the library for legal writer assistance. ...'................ 6
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.SPEC* Aonffits"of two Sfbcial ebfrvities programs, cl The
programming.orr"rug" includes the following activities:.....-........ """'-"""' 8;pgr sponsored group music pro$am. lnmates with musical abilities are encouraged to kite the Special
Activities to enroil inlo one of the several goups currently running. There is also a beginner guitar program.
lnmates can kite Special Activities to enroll. flMest side only) --...........-...... 8*Two ievels of art programming - beginner and experienced. Kite Special Activities flMest side oniy).-........ I*The PBF rporrtorid photo program in the Visiting Room. (West/Recreation on East side).....'.'-......-.--......-.. 8*Special activities surh as Kwerv;a4Black History Month and others are coordinated through Special
*The Coordination of the appliances within the units used for general population use, such as microwaves,
*Mp3 playeioversight. Inmates can plug their unit into the piayer at the outside MP3 window when open. .. 8*Administrative liaison for the Wardens Forum.....'. """""""""' 8
SIIBSTANCE ABUSE/}IPRI PROGRAMMING.............. ....".. 8
Depending on the unit in which the prisoner is housed, the programs available for Level II prisoners are
S-,:bstance Abuse phase i and Phase 2, AA and IJA, Thinking for Change, Thi::king lr4atters and Cage Yo';r
programs available for Level fV prisoners are Substance Abuse Phase 1, Thinking for Change, Thinking Matters
The programs offeied at any time depend on available qualified staff facilitators. Questions regarding these
ptogru-t should be sent to the Substance Abuse Coordinator...'........'... """"" 8
GENERAL CONDUCT - DISCIPLINARY AND GRIEYANCE PROCESS.......... ...........'......... 8
PRTSONER CONDUCT............ .-.....--... 8
GRIEVANCE PROCESS.......... ......---...8
NrrscoNDUCT rIEARrNGS............ -.'...'.......'...".. 9GENERAL HOUSING PJSPONSIBII,ITIES .............. ....."..".. 9
QUARTEPRISONER ACCOTINTING ............" 16
VIICHIGAN DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONSCIIIPPEWA CORRECTIONAL FACILITY
N{ISSION STATEMENT
humane, cost efficient manner whileprisoners, and the pubiic.
shall enhance public safety by carrying out the sentences given to adult convicted felons in amaintaining an environment of honesty, integrity, equality, and respect of dipity for stafi
Stict adherence to openness, faimess, professionalism, and communication shall be applied to ensure the achievement of our ultimategoal - public safety.
INTRODUCTION
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The PIIRPOSE of this.guidebook is to inform prisoners who live at of staff
exPectanons.
General conduct, information/rules and available prisoner services will also be discussed.
It is your responsibility to read this guidebook and become familiar with its contents.
TitleWardenDeputy WardenADW CustodyADW HousingADW OperationsTnenenfnrc
Assistant Business ManagerAdminist'ative AssistantClassificationFood SewiceChaplains
MAILING ADDRESS AND PHCi\iE I.i*UMBER.
Date:
Date:
PRISONER SERVICES AND PROGRAMS
CLASSIFICATIONp"r"*tr ,11t"i"g
"t this facility will be screened by their RUM or ARUS to determine their proper security level. Each prisoner's
secwity classification will be reviewed at least annually.
prisoners are classified to programs or work assig:rments based upon their RG&C recommendations, institutional needs and individual
interests. The prisoner wiil bi given a chance to participate in the process. Prisoners will be called out for orientation within seven
days after u11i"'-g at this facilifl Chssification *ill o"r* 48 hours after orientation whenever possible. Prisoners will be interviewed
uod gin"o the opporrunity to ask any questions they have in regard to work and school assignments' The work pools will be explained
so that they will make the most informed decision on the availabiiity of work assignments. Prisoners who are terminated from work
assigr,-enis should notry the Unit ARUS to be reclassified- Prisoners must have a social security number before they wiil be
classified to a job assignment.
Frisoners requesting indigent status must have fheir written pquest to the Classification Director's office no iater than the 30d day of
eaeh month. fney wiU bi notified no later than the tenth (lOe) of the fbliowing month. r' i
RECLASSIFICATION@requestedbythepr isoneroranystaf fmember.Pr isonerswhowishtoberec1assi f iedmustsendcorrespondence to the Unit anUS. The Classification Director makes the final decision on all reclassifications'
prisoners will be classified as UNEMPLoYABLE if 1) they refuse a work assimment or mandatory schooling, 2) if they refuse a
formal vocational course required as part of their work assignment or 3) if they exhibit irresponsible or disruptive behavior.
The Unit ARUS, RUO, School and Records Of6ce will be notified when a prisoner is being classified as I-INEMPLOYABLE. A
prisoner will remain SNEMpLOyABLE for a minimum of 30 calendar days, during which he will be confined to his celVarea of
control for the period of time stated on his Room Restriction Notice.
Upon completion of th'er3O days, the prisoner must seek reclassification in order to be placed on a work pool. In addition, the
Classification Director may assip u priroo"r to a work assignment due to institutional need/or school assisment due to his
educational requirements.
@oodSewice Deparhent serves tlree meals daily: Brealf,ast - 6:30 a.m. / Lunch - 12:00 noon / Dinner 5:00 p.m.
The menu will be posted weekly in each Unit. Prisoners assiped to early callouts may b9 assiped to an early chow callout. A meal
rotation schedule ii posted -ootriy.
Your housing unit will be called when it is your unit's turn to report to the dining room. If you
are late, you may noi be permitted io eat. You have ten minutes to report 1e fts dining room after your Unit has been called.
ACADEMIC AND VOCATIONALAcademic and vocational classes are offered in the following areas:
- Adult Basic Education (ABE) Pre-GED (6* - 8* grade level)
- General Education Development (GED)- Pre-Release/Job Seeking Skills (levels 1 and2)- Building Trades (carpentry, plumbing, electical and blueprint reading) Qevel 2)
- Custodial Maintenance (required to be an institutional porter) (level2)
- Food Service Hospitality Management (formeriy known as Food Tech) (level2)
- Business Education Technology (level2)
Academic and vocational classes are held Monday through Friday, both in the morning and the afternoon (CMT will only be taught i::
the Afternoon at*). Students assip.ed to academic "lasses
will have exposure to computer-assisted learning. Students will attend
classes as assip.ed and will follow the school and classroom rules. Class assisments are made in accordance with the school waiting
iist for each level. Placement order is based on: Title One (students under 21), ERD date, Lifers.
Those individuals who refuse and/or are dropped from academic school will be placed on a 30 day room restriction and will be
resticted from the weight pit and gym usage until they are emolled in school.
The GED test is given every month. To be eiigible to take the GED test, a stucient must have a haif test score no iower ihan 44 in an1
individual subjeci area and an overall average score of 50. The classroom teacher with the Principal will recommend a student for the
GED test.
Building Trades, Food Service Hospitality Managemen! Custodial Maintenance and Business Education Technology classes require z
high scf,ool diploma or GED certificate. It is the prisoner's responsibility to provide proof of his high school diploma or GEt
certificate upon request by the school staff.
LIBRARY1.n" titruty has bools, magazines, newspapers, catalogs, audio tapes and videos for prisoners to check out and to use i:r the iibrary.
The Library has materials to meet the recreational reading interest of prisoners to support educational programming and for
independent learners at this facility.
General Librarv IloursTh. Llb*D, ts
"p"r rg|"* days a week. The hours/times available to each custody level are posted in the units. To get on the callout
or to receive Library material deliveries, if you are not in general population, send a written request to the Library.
&O&Window Service@gyaIdtimesandtimesarepostedonthewindow.WindowserviceisforGenera1Libraryservicesonly.
Hffihasaunitiibrarywithgenerallibrarymateria1s.Pikeprisonersmayalsowritetoreceivelawandgenera11ibrarymareriais from both rhe * anri &ihat are noi in ihe unii Library.
LosVDanased Librarv Materialsptt**tr *r t*p"rribl. f* Libpry material they check out. The replacement cost will be charged to the account of the prisoner
responsible for loss or damage and a misconduct may be written.
Librarv CardVo* pnsoner t.D. card serves as aLibrary card. You are required to present it to check out Library materials.
Reference MaterialLaw books, reference books, videos, newspapers and current magazines are for in-library use only.
ffiu* tapes and equipment may be used by prisoners in the main Library *@
Inter-Librarv LcanLibrary material not owned by the Library may be requested through the inter-library loan system. Forms are available in the Library.
Librarv Collectionpttr"*tr
-"y r"q*st that the Library purchase materials by sending a written request to the Librarian. All prisoner materials requests
will be reviewed for purchase based on the Library Collection practices.
Donationstne tittury accepts library material donations from staffand approved organizations. Not all items donated will be placed in the
Library. The Library is not permitted to accept donations from prisoners or their families.
LAW LIBRARYlh. L"* Ltbr*y rchedule is posted in the units. To receive a Law Library callout or to receive delivery of Law Library materials, ifyou are not in general population, send a written request to the Library. Prisoners on Law Library callout are not permitted to use the
General Library.
.OOqfUu."."@L*"nhas a unit library with some law library materials. Pike prisoners may write to receive law library materials from
the East Library that are not in the unit Library. There is a typewriter for legal typing - see unit staffto sign up to use the typewriter.
Leeal Photoconiesph"t*opy;ffi*r are limited to iegal documents and library owned material needed for legal researchl Prisoners may tum inphotocopy,requests to Library staffwhite on Library callouts or during Library deiivery rounds in their trnit. Prisoners may also turn in
completea photocopy requests to housing unit staff for delivery to the Library. Photocopies are generally available the next business
day.- indigint prisoners or those without funds who have a pending court deadline should talk to Library staffbefore tuming inphotocopies in order to avoid processing delays.
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@int$westsideLibraryfor1egalwork'PrisonersmustbeonLforarycailouttouSeatypewriter.Typewriters are available on a first come, first serve basis.
NotaryLibrary staffwill notarfue legal documents for prisoners who are on Library callouts.
prisoners without a GED, or in Segregation, or who have a mental or physicalimpairment that prevents them from using the Law
Library, may request assistance from the Legal Writer Program'The Llgal writer program helps prisoners-with their criminal appeals and civil rights issues related to conditions of confinement.
Contact the library for legal writer assistance.
RECREATION_@ffersawidevarietyofrecreationalactivities.TheRecreationDeparbnentcoordinatesindoor
recreatron penoos lgrm and *"ignt room), intamural leagues, Board games, outdoor yard activities, hobbycraft programs, photo lines
and the movie program.
Indoor Recreation Periodsprisoners must wear state shoes and carry gnn shoes with them. Prisoners will have use of t.he gym as well as the indoor weight room'
Shoes must be changed before entering the gyn. Atbletic equipment may be checked out from the Recreation ofEce in exchange for a
prisoner I.D. card-*Unit G),n - prisoners nay sip up in tleir respective r-rnrt. Prisoners must sign up for each individual gyn period. Prisoners that
have siped up for gyn -*'tll recei'"e an itineraiy foi'.he Propcr day and time.*35 and Over G1m t+o ana o"erdlg@l'- All prisonem o,rl, 35 (over 40 - fiAf,flD may attend this gym period. Contact the
Recreation Departnent to be plaied on callout. The prisoner's name will appear on the daily callout sheet and will be given an
itinerary. Level II Only.*DetailGym - All prisbners with a valid work detail may attend this gym period. Contact th: Recreation Deparbnent to be placed on
callout. The prisgner,s name will appear on the daily callout sheet and will be given a pass by his unit officer. Level II Only.*Ticket free Cym - erisoners who lave been six months misconduct free may contact their ARUS to be placed on callout for a
weekly misconduct free gym period. The prisoner's name will appear on the daily callout sheet and will be given an itinerary. Level
IV Only.* Fitress G1,rn- Frisoners wishing to exercise or lift indoors during the winter months may kite the Recreation Deparhent. Fitness
sessions will te held approximxety Z-Z momings a week. The prisoner's name will appear on the daily callout sheet and will be
given an itinerary. Level II Only.
Movie ProsramAttt"tl*"t ty ttree (-?) movies a week are shown at the facility on Channel 16. Weekly schedules will be posted in the units.
Warden's Forum members make selections regarding which movies will be shown'
Intramural LeaguesL""g""- *lX b" f""""d for activities with sufficient interest. Contact the Recreation Department for more information.
Board Gamesprisoners interested in checki:ng out a board game must kite the Recreation Deparhnerit. Games will be retumed after one week'
Outdoor Yard Activitiesffia[,runningtrac1gvo1leyba11,softballandaweightpitarea11availableontheBigYard.Recreationequipment may be checked out during yard periods. i.D. cards must be shown for all equipment checkouts and equipment must be
retumed at the end of the yard period.*Early Liffers - prisoners wishing to gain access to the Big Yard weigbt pit in the mo:ning.prior to the yard opening may contact the
Recreation Deparbrent to be placid on callout. The prisoner's name will appear on the daily callout sheet and will be given an
itinerary. Level II Only.*Horseshoes - prisoneiwishing to use the outdoor horseshoe pits must kite the Recreation Deparbnent. The prisoner's name will
appear on the daiiy callout sheet and will be given an itinerary. Level II Only.*Full Co'rt Basketball - prisoner,s wishing io use the full court basketball courts must kite the Recreation Department. The prisoner's
name will appear on the daily callout sheet and will be glven an itinerary. Level II Only'
Hobbvcraftff"UUV*"t
"onsists of in cell projects only. Anyone interested in obtaining information about the program should send a written
request to the Recreation Departnent to be placed on callout'
Photo linesphoto lines are done on a weekly basis. Send a written request to the Recreation Deparbnent to be piaced on callout. Hsoner must
properly weax a state blue shirt and tousers - no exceptions. Photo tickets are available from the prisoner store. Photo tickets from
otler facilities wili not be honored.
Information Channel - The Recreation Deparhent current$ maintains channel #6 on the prisoner cable system' Recreation
*ti"ities as well ur oth"t important information can be found there. Please tune to channel #6 if you have questions about current
programm in g availability.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES@icesarepostedinthehousingrrnitandtheprogramsbuitding.ReligiongrouPSmeetweek1ywithlistingsofthe meetings port"d in the rmit. prisbners with work or Jchool assignments will not be given time offfor religious services or activities
if there is a conflict. A prisoner may be placed on callout to a religious service or activity by sending a written request to the Chap1ain.
The prisoner,s name *iil upp.* on the daily callout sheet and he will be given an itinerary by his unit officer. Prisoners on Top Lock
may not attend a religious r"*ic" or activity. Prisoners desipated as STG may attend their reiigious service onlY,
A prisoner wishing 1s slange to a service other than his CMIS religion preference mlsl send a request to the Chaplain requesting a
Declaration of Ref,gious prlference Form, fill out the form and return it to the Chaplain who will then change the prisoner's religious
preference in CMIS and place him on callout. A change of religion may be made no more than twice in a year's time. There are no
visits allowed to religious service. A prisoner missingtwo t"-i"m in a row will be removed from the callout for a minimum of four
weeks and must contact the Chaplain to be put back on.
Buddhis! .Iewish, MSTA, NOI, Al Islam, Protestant and Native American Way study hours are scheduled for Level tr. In addition'
Levei iI Bible Sfudy is open to aii Chris{an prisoners. Prisoners signing up for a primary ser';ice autonatically ae placed on call for
the stuciy group ior their reiigion.
Groups with attendance of less than three (3) prisoners for two weeks il a row will be suspended for a minimum of four (4) weeks and
untii five (5) prisoners contact the Chaplain requesting the service be restarted. Five (5) or more prisoners must be in attendance at the
first scheduied restart meeting or the group service will be immediately suspended'
Each religious group with regular services is allowed one special observance per year. The proposal must be received by the chaplain
no less than 30 days before tie requested date. outside catering is not allowed. Special meals will not be provided by Food Service.
Store items that do not require preparation (such as heating) may be provided by the religious group members. Food in unsealed
packages may not be taken Uact to the housing units. Locked cabinets or lockers are available for individual religious groups in all
levels.
A:r Islamic seminar led by volunteers from the Greater lslamic Center of Detoit and a Christian seminar called a Keryx Weekend are
both normally heid twice yearly for Level IL A-nnouncements are posted in the housing units when the sem.inats are scheduled.
Seminars and rel-igious evlnts are open to prisoners of any faith. Keryx holds montirly and weekiy meetings for prisoners who have
been through a Wiekend. Prisoners may possess religious propelty only for their identified religion.
A prisoner requesting that the MDoC approve a religious group for meetings, that had not previously been listed as approved for
meetings, -ort
*tit. t1e Chaplain with supporting documents @eliefs, description of service, lists of reiigious needs, etc.), which will
be forwarded by the Warden to the Depury Director of the MDOC for a decision
A list of authorized religious vendors is posted in the units or available from the Chaplain. Religious orders are limited to these
vendorsandvendorslistedinpD05.03.ll88. ReligiousmaterialsmaybeorderedbyfamilyorfriendsfromlnternetvendorslistedinpD 05.03 . 1 1 gA. These materials can be directly sent to a prisoner. The Chaolain cannot receive materials from familv or friends
and then forward these materials to an individual prisoner. A Religion Library is available. Callouts me held weekly for prisoners who
kite to attend. Limited nmounts of religious resources can be lent @ooks and tapes) or given @ibles, calendars' Qur'ans) when
avaiiable. Up to four Greeting Cards pir month may be requested depending on availability. Kite the Chaplain stating what type of
cards you wisU pirtlaay, miitcing-oi-you, Mothei's Day, and Fathir's Day]. Christnas Cards are given in equal numbers to all
prisoners when available.
Some prisoner Benefit Fund money is budgeted through the Chaplain for religious group use, such as materials or photocopying. It is
requested that purchased or photocopied materiats be for ongoing group use so that resources are built up over time.
prisoners may -write to the Chaplain requesiing rehgious co'mseling on a time available basis. H.soners are responsible for checking
callouts to the Chaplain's office.
prisoners wishing to be married must write to the Chaplain. The Chaptain will send the prisoner a worksheet and two marriage
pamphlets: one io be sent to the prisoner's fianc6e at the prisoner's expense. The worksheet-must be completed and retumed to the
tnuprui" at least 30 days before the desired date. A wedding date will got be confirmed until the clergy person or legal official
,ootu.e the Chaplain by phone or mail. The Chaplain does not conduct prisoner vvsddings.
prisoners wishing to apply for a special diet listed in MDOC Policy must kite the Chaplain asking for a Diet Interview. After the
interview is completed it will be sent to the Special Activities Director [Conectionallacilities Arlminist'ation] in Lansing and the
Director will decide whether that prisoner qualifies for the special diet requested. If the request is denied' the prisoner may apply to
take the interview again in no less than one year.
SPECIAL ACTTYITTESilt[""tt"r.
"f t*" Sfiial Activities programs, one on the@ and one on the lE
f f ie:subjecttodiscip1inary.act idh.Thisact ionmayvaryfromaverba1reprimandbyastdffmember;;;;g the violation to a formal hearing before the Hearings Officer'
The Security classification committee (SCC) routinely reviews prisoner behavior to deternine whether an increase in custody level is
warranted. Any increase in custody level by SCC can iesuit in a tansfer to an increased custody level'
ffivenanamFlechance-toprepare'adp'fonseataClassIMisconductHearing,whichinc1udesifrequested'theassistance of a Hearings Investigator. rn" H"uf,od, investi,elor is t i-prttial evidence gatherer, not an advocate for either ihe
prisoner or the reporting officer.- rhq *s conduJt ,"^ooubr. investigations, l:"*1."id:o_ "e and present material for witnesses or
sworn testimony. The services of the Hearings lnvestigator are not avaitibte foi class tr and class lll misconduct hearings'
Sanctions for Class I Misconducts include:*Detention noi to exseed 30 rfuys *Top iock noi io exceed seven days
*Restitution of propertv damagl *Exfa dutv uP to 240 hours
prisoners charged with class II Misconducts will be heard through the class II Misconduct hearing process in the contol Center
Hearings Office
Sanctions for Class II Misconducts include:*Top lock oot to
"x"e"a-n ,,e Jays *Loss ofPrivileges not to exceed 15 days *Exra Duty up to 120 hours
*Restitution *Any combination of the above
prisoners charged with class III misconducts will be heard through the class III misconduct hearing process in the housing unit'
Sanctions for Class Itr misconducts include:*Toplock not to exceed one day *Loss ofPrivileges not to exceed 15 days
*Assigment of exffa duty notio exceed 20 hours *Counseling and reprimand
GENERAI HOUSING RESPONSIBILITIES
ireg units will b-e_ permitted when authorized by an offender callout Management systeg
(OCMS) generated itinerary, written purr, "r*i"a
Uy u staff=member, * J*i"g approvedmass movement of prisoners' OCMS will
track and control each offender,s movement within the facility, ut A;t *r "Jud"a-o:t'' jot school, work assimments' health care
services, religious sewices, recreational activiti"r, "t".
under oCus a" t"t- "call-out" refers to any activity for which an offender is
"uu"a-oot or-tneir cell that will be managed and tracked by the system'
Each ocMS generated itinerary will contain all the activities they are scheduled to attend on that day, includi:rg their a:rival and
deparhire times and where to report. A new itinerary will be g.o"ru*a daily. schedules-will be distributed daiiy to each prisoner by
staff. Schedules for weekends and holidays wiil be generated io uauuo". so tley will be available for distribution' It wiil be each
prisoner,s responsibility to maintain their schedule. tiyou lose your schedule roitne day, contact your Resident unit officer before
you leave the Unit.
Passwhenever a prisoner moves from one location to another without a scheduled ocMS Itinerary, he is required to have a pass' The pass
is issued by a staffmember and must be *ipJ uv tnut member lnoigati"g where the.priroo", it leaving and where the prisoner is to go
once the prisoner arrives at the point he was *"ot to, the pass -"{
b;;ift"a ur n*i"g arrived there and will be siped before sendinE
tbe prisoner back to the original point. The prisoner'must tum in his pass when he returns to the point of origin'
CountFormal count is one of the necessary duties the institution must carry out to ensure th{ all prisoners are in the facility that should bt
tbere. counts are taken at 0430, ttoo, teoo, zioo *a 24qg 44 itiro""tr mlst physically be on their assiped bunk for count
prisoners not on their bunla at count ti-" *iii ;; subject to riiscipfinJry action., Prisonirs mu't "**"
ihey are visibie to staff durinl
count. prisoners must not be completely coverea during count; statr;ust be able to see the body/skin of the prisoner and be able tr
see that the prisoner is breathing'
+ffis,andwithintheunits,thereisnovisitingbetweenfloors.Prisonersassipedtoeachrrnitmayvisone anofher within that unit in one of the day rooms or TV room'
*Loss of Hvileges not to exceed 30 Days
Energv Usagelh. D"prfr"""t's goal is to cut down on the amount of gas and electricity used i:r operating each institution. Each prisoner is required
to turn of -y
of his electronic appliances when he leaves his cell or when it is not in use. Failure to do so is a violation of posted
rules. prisoners are required to iurn off electonic appliances that use institutional power at midnight rrnless ther€ has been prior
approval for late night power. Twenty-four (24) hour power is pernaitted for fans only from May-october and for verified medical
reasons.
In Case of Emersencv1'o
"osur" Aat bo-th staiT and prisoners are aware of mobiiizations and the actions to be taken when the siren is sounded' the testing of
the siren is conducted regularly. prisoners will move immed.iately into their housinB units and roons when the siren is sounded.
Prisoners shall wait for frrther insfuctions from staffbefore exiting their rooms.
Evacuation Plan in Case of Fireana1a:msystem.Whenthea1armsystemsounds,allprisonerswillleavethebuilding.Prisoners
will assemble on the basketball court in front of the housing unit for count and firrther instructions from stafi. The evacuation pian is
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Fire Drillsfire dtitts ar" held monthly and all prisoners are expected to respond and cooperate in the testing of the fire/protection equipment.
Other Emergencv Situations Such as S,torms and/or Tornadoestausethesirenstobeused.Therefore,prisonersshouldrespondtoal1
alarms quickly by returning to their housing units and rooms and wait for staffinstruction.
Wardents ForumThe purpose of Warden,s Forum is to create appropriate communicatioa sfiannels between prisoners and administation of Chippewa
Conectional Facility. The Forum is advisory io ounrr. and serves as a method for prisoners to provide information and suggestions.
All housing units elect representatives to thd *arden's Forum. Frequency of meetings will be in conjrmction with PD 04.01.150,
"Prisoner Representatives. "
Yardilottu1, volleyball, basketball, handball, racquetball, and jogging are allowed in desipated areas of the yard dwing leisure time.
Check your unit buletin board for information about these argas and "off limits" areas. Sidewalks/roadway areas bordering the yard
-. p-i of the yard. Blankets, State towels, reading material of any kind or TVs are not allowed in the yard. Loitering is not allowed
on the walls/roadways or in front of the housi:rg units.
Yard HoursLevel IMorning 0630-1045Aftemoon 1130-1545Evenins After 2"d half of unit is called to chow - 2100 (or duslg whichever comes first)
*0830-1 030* 1430-1 530*1800-2020 (or duslg whichever comes first during the summer months)*IIOO-2020 (or duslg whichever comes first during the winter months)
o?oo-o8oo CdbDlll)l2oo-1330 c$DE)Ie30-203s @g||@ll)
*starting times are approximate and depend on how quickly meal lines are run. The yard time will open when the housing units are
called to the yard-
Room and SanitationSanitation i5 slganliness. Each prisoner is requhed to keep his area of control and room in a clean, neat and orderly fashion at all times.
All wastebaskets are emptied daily. Refer to Housing Unit Rules for cell compliance.
Insoectionsffi 'p"'uonsarehe1dineachunitandeachprisoner'sareaofcontrolistobeinaneatandorderlyfashionatallt imes.
Level IIMorningAftemoonEvening
Level [VMorningAftemoonEvening
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Area of ControlThe prisoner,s area of control is considered his room or work area. Each prisoner should be- aware of what is in his area of contol at
all times. This means bed, locker, surrsunding wall, ceiling and floor, personal properly and work or school area' An area of contol
diagram for your cell is attached to the unit rules you have been issued.
Room FurnishinssAt the time a prisoner is assiped a rooms he is asked to inventory all items within the room and sip a propefy sheet' cSJ-241,
showing that he has inspected it and to make a note of any cell furniihi"gs which may be in need of repair. No cell lio6i5hings or unit
1iry1i5hings may be misused or damaged o, priroo.r, *iit U. charged- freceptacles are provided for tash. Nothing is allowed to be
taped, pasted or hung from walls or the sides of firmishings. peipp 04.0i.110, nude pictures must be kept in a folder and not on
display.
SearchesBoth routine and random searches will be done on prisoners as well as their visitors. Searches contol the introduction of contraband
into the faciliqv.j.. pat Do'*,:r Searches Griskr - A sesch of yo,.:r body s':rfrce, clorhino, hatr, prosfhesis, ald slnilar items'
Z. Clothed Body Search * A thorough manual and visual inspection of al-l body- surfaces, hair, clothing, Iri9s, brief cases,
prosthesis and similar items; includet ui.oa inspection oJ tle mouth, ears, and nasal cavity. Removal of clothing is not
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outer wear, is. jacket or coat and shoes and socks to allow inspection ofthe shoes and soles ofthe feet'
3. Room Search-- A search ofyour iiving area and/or your area ofcontrol.
4. Strip Search - A search made to all parts of your body after all clothing has been removed.
5. Body Cavity Search - A search of the body caity area (moutb, ears' nose and rectum)'
prisoners, area of control will be shaken down randomly. At any time, staff can require a pat search' clothed body search or may
request a strip search ofa prisoner'
Telephonep ,r ,L---- i -^--- :1 ^*^-+L^-,^- i^-+L^3.f i^annlrr Hn :uni t . L imitof l5prisoner telephones are located in each housing unit or on the yard on the tUFide only' Hours will be posted in the
minutes pgr ihoo" call. NOTE: All telephone calls, except to lawyers, are recorded.
VISITING POLICYForinformation on local transportation' visitors can call:
Eastern Upper Peninsuh flansportation Authority at906-632-2898 for local bus schedule
Northwest Airlines at I'800-225'2525 for flight schedulesHerrz Car Rental at 1-800-654-3131 0r 906495-5190 for car rentals
Airport Auto Rental at 906495-43 12 for car rentalsEIIP CarRental at906495-2300 for carrentalsAvis car Rental at 1-800-331- l2l2 sr 906495-5900 for car rentalspersonal Transportation Service at313-537-6991 for transportation from the Lower Peninsula
Visitine lloursAll visitors must be on the approved visitor list and must bring valid identification. 411minors must be on the approved visitors list
and bring the original or certified true copy of their birth certificate.
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Visitine AttireL Virit*s must be firlly dressed in clean clothes that are in good repair while they are visiting. Visitors will not exchange or
glve any part oftheir attire to a prisoner'Z. Outer ga:ments such as winter coats, headgear, gloves, or outer boots that slip over a shoe are not allowed in the visiting
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suit coats and jackets to jogging suits are pennissible. NOTE: Hooded gaments are prohibited-. tt:-:a---:*' ==r"r- religio-us hJad geai inio tre visiting room; however, this headgear is subject tc search and inspection' ItJ. V lSlLU[s Uray \
may be necessary ior rire IffOC srafiio searcivinspect rhese iiems at any time during the visiting process.
4. Clotning which ixposes skin; e.g. abdomen, breas! chest, bach thigb, etc, is prohibited. This clothing includes, but is not
limited io, see through clothing, tube,&alter tops, and shorts, skirts, and/or dresses which are more than 3" (tlree inches) above
the lnee when seated.t J. Clothing which displays undergarments is prohibited. Sleeveless tops are allowed oniy if the armholes are fashioned in a
r.;6dnner.that conceals the undergarments and breasVchest of Jhe'.visitor'6. Exfeme form-fiuing slsthing that might be considered "second skin", including but not limited to running tights, leggings,
unitards, etc. may not be wom as undergarments.7. Extemely loose clothing is not allowed.B. Qlething which displayJwords, slmbols, gestures or pictures, which may be percqived as obscene or inflammatory' are
prohibited.9. Footwear must be wom at all times.10. Visitors who arrive in clothing that does not comply with these standards will not be permitted to visit. A:r exception may be
made if this is the person's first visit to an MDOC faciiity (verification in visiting record necessary); in this case, the Personwould be provided a smock and permitted to visit. The visiting record should note when smocics are useri. NOTE: Under no
circlmstances are visitors per-ittea t9 visit if they arrive inappropriately dressed on the second or any subsequent visit to any
MDOC facilitY.1 1. When necessary, the shift ssmmander will make the final decision with regard to visitor attire.
Items Visitors Mav Brine into the Visiting Room$25pervisitor.Themaximumallowedforavisitingpar|yofthreeormoreperSoIrs
is $60. prisoners are not allowed to haadle mooey. Only visitors are allowed to operate the vending machines. No sharing of
food or beverage between a visitor(s) and a prisoner is allowed.Z. When an infani is on the visit two clear plastic bottles, one pacifier and one single-layered baby blanket (no quilts or
comforter styles). A clear plastic spill proof cup "sippy cup" is permitted when a toddler is a member of the visiting parfy'
3. Medication which may be needed by the visitor during a visit, wheelchairs, canes, walkers, oxygen equipment a prosthesis,
etc., upon approval of the shift commander.4. Photo tickets5. Immediate family members, as defi:red in PD 05.03.140, may bring legal documents in on a visit for review only with the
prisoner. The doflments camot be left with the prisoner, nor left at the front desk for the prisoner. These items are subject to
search before being taken into the visiting room.6. Attorneys or their iepresentative, legal paraprofessional, or law clerk on attorney visits may take the foliowing with them into
the visiting too-, uj Legal papers, including the attorney's file on the prisoner's sase, e.g., correspondence, pleadings,
transcripts, etc. b) Writing pads and implements (pen and/or pencil). c) Softbound copies of law books Laptop computers
are not permiued. Other iiems will not be allowed unless the Warden has given prior approval. All items are subject to
search.7. Attorneys may leave legal documents for the prisoner at the front desk at the conclusion of their visit. Documents cannot be
given to the prisoner direcfly. These items are subject to search and will be delivered to the prisoner as legal mail-
Other relevant information concerning visits at @ can be found by reviewing'{ElElEl,
'?risoner Visiting", located in the Library.
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U.S. MAILfn.t. ir
"o ti*it to the amount of outgoing and incoming mail a prisoner may send or receive. Outgoing mail must contain a compleie
return address which ssaf4ins the name and number of the prisoner and the name and address of the correctional faciliqy. brcoming
mail nust contain at least the prisoner name and number or it will be retumed to the sender.
Letter-writing supplies are available at no cost from your Housing Unit OfEcer. Metered envelopes containing first-class postage must
be ordered tlto"gn the Prisoner Store with your regular store order. Mail requiring special handling such as mail that weighs more
than Z ounces or oversized items must be handled through the disbursement process. If a prisoner has no money, he may apply for
indigent status by contacting fhe Classification Director. hrdigent prisoners will be provided with the equivalent of 10 first class
metered envelopes per month.
Legal mail (for purposes of the expedited handling procedure) - Mail clearly identified as being to a court or an attomey, or to a parry
to " ""*
or'pending lawsuit, contained in an envelope or other mailing package addressed consistent with the contents of the papers
being mailed. This Lcludes the initial filing and service of a lawsuit. This shall also include a tanscript request addressed to a court or
" .oott reporter. Forms are available in the irnits to request this service and approval of the Resident Unit Manager or Assistant
Resi<ient Unit Supervisor is required before proeessing.
you may send packages at yolrl own expense. Mait requiring special fi6dling or packages must be accompanied by a disbursement
authorization indicating the complete name and address of the parry it is being sent to. Contents wili be inspected by staff prior to
seaiing a package. Kite the Prisoner Property Room and you will be placed on a callout.
Mail must be sent through the U.S. Post Office.
lagsming mail is opened and inspected for contraband and money orders. If an item of mail is not allowed, a Notice of Rejection wiil
be sent out. The disposition of slid items is handled by Housing Unit staff. Money orders will be retumed to Sender with instructions
to reserid to the Centralized Reception Office. First class mail for prisoners who have transferred to other facilities will be forwarded.
tbr pD" Fer pD 05.03.118, ,,prisoner Mail", all incoming prisoner mail, including iegal mail, is required to be searched for
contraband and its written content skimmed to determine if it vioiates policy prior to deiivery to the prisoner. Aii iegai maii sent to a
prisoner who has requested special handling shall be sent to Control Center and searched and opened in ttre presence ofthe prisoner.
Frisoners will sign for receipt of legal mail.
Mail is delivered to the units in the afternoon and picked up from the units dwing the night shift. There is no mail delivery or pick up
on holidays or weekends. Questions regarding mail may be directed to the Mail Room staff.
RXCORDS OFFICEThe R"*rds Offi"e maintains your commitment fiie. Requests for commituent information and questions about your time
computation may be directed to the Michigan Departuent of Corrections, Central Time Computation Records Office, 4000 Cooper
Streit, Jackson, ivlichigan 49201,. Copies are no longer available under the Freedom of hrformation Act; however, the Records Office
will attempt to answer questions regarding your time computation.
If requested in writing, the Records Office will provide a letter verifying your incarceration which you may use to clear up pending
legal matters such as
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topporq misdemeanor charges, etc. The Records Office also works with law enforcement agencies to clear
"p *y felony detainers that may exist. This may involve further prosecution or it may involve cancellation of outdated or duplicate
warrants. The prisoner will be informed of any information gained in this process.
Release processing is coordinated in the Records Office if you are discharging or have been granted a parole. Questions should be
directed to your Resident Unit Manager or Assistant Resident Supervisor.
Time ComputationTh. ti-. t" b. **"d for your sentence may involve good time, disciplinary credit, disciplinary time, flat time or a combination of any
and all ofthe type listed. Sentences may be served concurrently or consecutively to each other'
When sentenced to tbe Michigan Departuent of Corrections, your PMI/,PIIDVSGT dates will show all of the particular type of credit
available to you. A Basic Information Sheet should have been provided to you with the first calculation of your outdates. If you lose
credits due t-o major misconducts, forfeitures or time not granted on reviews, that date may go up to match your AMVAIIDVRGT dates.you are eligible io be considered for parole on yow PMVSGT date and you ile eligible to discharge on your PI\DVSGT date so your
behavior will have direct imFact oo ybur outdates. Each sentence or series of sentences may have different methods of computation.
Detailed information is available in the Time Computation Manual in the Law Library.
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HEALTII SERVICES
HEAITH CAREH'"1thcurrecoveragga1@isavailable24hoursaday'Routineneedswillbehandledduringregu1arworking hours. Emergencfcare is available at all times. The prisoner may notiff the unit officer to contact the nurse and the prisoner
is to spEak directly *itn tl" nurse. Routine health care requires prisoners with health needs to fill out a "Health Care Requesf' form as
detailed u, porribi. and put it in the Health Care Kite Box in Food Service for Level 2 & 4. Level OneU|tsGr and
Segregation and Detention Health Care Requests are to be placed at the top of your door and a nurse will pick-up daily in the unit kite
boi. eI Health Care Request forms are picked up daily. From these requests, the sick call list will be formulated and an individual
itinerary will be provided. A separate request form should be used for Dental, optometric, Nurse and Psychological needs. It is the
prisonei's responsibility to be on time foihis appointuent. Prisoners more than ten (i0) minutes late may not be seen and may need to
initiate another request.
The Sior=e has avaiiabie for piir-chase aspirirr, Tylenol and o",ier over-ihe-co-unier iiens used for shori-teim reljef or for personal hygienepreferences. It is advised for each prisoner to obtain his own small supply of these items so he may teat his own minor ailment as he
would on the outside. Prescriptiormedications, when indicated, are provided by the pharmacy. Prescription medications must remain
in the original marked containlr until used. Certain medications cannot be carried by prisoners. Special arrangements for
admini5fsring will be made.
A1y questions regarding any Health Services may be addressed to mbmbers of Health Care staff. Prisoner's requesting *g-.ol or.
rorrio" health care mayle iubject to a co-payment after an evaluation has been made. Prisoners involved in self-injurious behavior
may be responsible for medical charges incurred for treatuent.
personal hygene is the best defense against contracting communicable disease. Communicable disease may be a common cold'
in-fluenza or antibiotic resistant organiim. Hand washing with soap and running water before eating, before bathroom use, and after the
use of the bathroom is an essential safeguard preventing the potential spread or personally contracting a communicable disease. Sports
equipment becomes moist from individual sweat. Wear cotton gloves and or disinfect equipment between uses. Do not share towels or
rtlzors.
Psvcholosical Services Unit (PSL)@nitprovidesMenta1HealthteabnentandevaluationaswelIasbehavioraImanagementservices.PSUisstafied by Staie licensed Mental Health professionals who provide crisis interventions, segregation evaluations, Parole Board requested
evaluations, group therapy and brief indiyidual therapy. Any inmate may request PSU services by sending -a
health care "kite" that
includes a Urief aescription of the problems with which he is concemed. PSU staff also act as gatekeepers for the Outpatient Mental
Health Deparbnent. pSU will rcfgl inmates judged to be having a serious mental illness that requires more intensive teatnent, to the
Oupatienf Mental llealth Department for fi;frJrer evaliraiion by a Psychiatrisi. The Psychiatrist'will make "'he final detemiaaticn
regarding admission.
pSU staff also conducts both assault and sex offender group therapy programming. Any prisoner who meets criteria for these programs
is placed on a Statewide Group Therapy Waiting List arranged sssslrling 1s fts inmate's earliest release date @RD). When a level tr
o, Io*", inmate,s ERD reaches the top of the Statewide Group Therapy Waiting iis! he wiil be placed in the next group to start at bis
custody level anywhere in the State. Group therapy programming is not offered in higher custody levels. Any inmate who has
questions about whether or not he is eligibie for group therapy programming or who wants to veriff that he is on the Statewide Waitiag
List, may send a heaith care "kite" to PSU describing his question.
Outpatient Mental Health Services (OPMH or CMIIP)psycho1ogica1consu1tationServicesfortheemotional1yandmentallyillprisoner.Atalltimes,
outcomes are "ootin
rorrsly monitored and services are inproved throughout the continuum of care. To create opportunities to improve
mental health servic"r *d to heighten communication of best practice programs while maintaining the efficacy and efficiency of
desired outcomes.
To continually assess mental health services provided within the CMHP in order to facilitate effective imFlementation of
processes/systems and outcomes. To assist in the developmen! maintenance, and monitoring of varying accreditation requirements
ijnoughoui iire conli:nuum. To maintain high ievels of perfi:rmance tbrough sondnued facilitation of successf.il treatment programs and
services. To establish the CMHP Frogram Services as a resource network to mental healtb, healthcare, Prisoner Re-Entry, and other
future desiped programs.
To provide evaluation, planning, and implementation of services while striving for optimal outcomes.
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OTIIER SERVICES i
OUARTERMASTERUpon arrival et this.institutio& every prisoner should have his full issue of state clothing, with their prison number clearly marked on
Ai r"q"it"a iteffiants, shirts, t-shiris, coat, and laundry bags). A CSI-254, Prisoner Receipt for State-Issue-On Transfer, was
compieted, and siped by the prisoner and staff at the sending institution verifing the items packed up for transfer. This form will
show what was actually in the prisoner's property when tansferred
The propefy OfEcer at the receiving facility wiii check tlis over when he does a property inspectior, veriff the contents are correct or
make changls if they are not, and sip tle document again, along with the prisoner, before forwarding this inventory to fhe
Quartermaster.
OUARTERMASTER
A full State issue of clothing is:)pair of pants9 under shorts1 belt1 pair of gloves1 summer cap1 duffle bag
ft-shirts1 coat2 pair of pajamas1 winter knit cap2 pair of athletic shorts
2 oillow cases
lsbirts2 sets of thermal underwear1 pair black state shoes5 pair ofsocks2 laundry bags
prisoners, who do not have their full issue upon arrival, must request a temporary issue from the Quartermaster to use until catch-up
laundry arrives from the sending faciJity. If the catch-up prop"rty does not arrive within ten (10) business days of a prisoner's arrival,
then the prisoner can resuest a permanent issue of the items needed.
Upon a:rival the housing unit staffwill issue the prisoner his bedding and linens consisting of:
2 blankets3 towels
2 sets ofsheets3 wash cloths
prisoners may also request the exchange of any state issued item that may have become unserviceable due to normal wear and tear'
change in sizl, or loss, regardless of sJason or length of time in prisoner's possession. Quartermaster will make the final decision of
unserviceable before exchange.
Bedding and linens will be exchanged in the housing units by the housing unit staff.
The euartermaster will exchange clothing items and shoes upon receipt of a prisoner request. A CSJ-25 1, Prisoner Request for State-
issued Items (or a raritten..qnit if the forms are not available), should be completed with sizes and quantities of each item being
exchanged. lt is the prisoner's responsibility to have unit staffverify lost items prior to submitting a request for new state issue. The
euafiefuaster will ptace prisoneri on callout to view these items, determine if they have become unserviceable, and complete the
eichange. The prisoner will then be called out up to two business days later to pick the exchange, if it cannot be completed at that time'
Forms without prisoner name, number and lock will not be processed.
In the event the prisoner rides out or has to go on a callout that requires sate slsrhing to be wonl the prisoner needs to have at least one
complete set of state issued blues in his possession at all times. There are certain items (i.e. hat, coat, shoes) that the prisoner is
allowed to keep until he makes the exchange with the Quartermaster'
Emergency situations should be handled tbrough the unit RUO or ARUS, who can contact the Quartermaster if they feel the normal
callout procedure will not solve the problem soon enough.
All clothing, bedding and linens will be issued in a clean and sanitized condition a:rd in good repair. All shoes or boots will be cleaned"
polished anl airiof"it"d prior to being reissued.
be reissued to other prisoners."
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Frisoners who are given work assignments which require protective clothing and or footwear will be issued the appropriate items on
receipt by the Quartermaster of written request ftom the prisoner's work assimnent supervisor.Protective items that are available and may be required include:
-Steel toed boots @nlll!8l$;- LEVEL ONE) -rubber boots -insutated jumpsuit -Mittens and kitchen whites.
Protective clothing must be retuned to the Quartermaster upon transfer or termination from assignment.
prisoners who tansfer to another faciiity shall take all their State issued clothing with them except for Level ry 6 higher prisoners
tramferring to Level II or lower. These prisoners must tum in their State issued gym shoes.
prisoners who have items in their possession that belong to other prisoners, that have been altered s1 damaged beyond normal wear and
tear, or have protectivs glsfhing items that were not turned in upon termination from an assiSrment or upon transfer, may be subject to
the prisoner disciplinary pro..r, for possession of contraband and/or destuction of State propeny and may also be charged for
replacement costs of those items.
items that are iosq airered s1 .iamaged wiii be repiacec! upon prisoner requesi, bui a Noiice of inient io Conduci 2s ,{tiministraiive
Hearing may be written to determine if the prisoner is responsible for replacement costs of those items.
PRISONER ACCOUNTINGAn account will be established for each prisoner at the
Funds are no longerfacility, your previous facilitY accormt
Chippewa shortly after your arrival accepted at the facility, can be
Mai1.!!fr, 'r' t
-, g Funds received will be deposited and made available for
spendin|withintwobusiness.daysfollowingreceipt.@prisonerpayrollisrepor1edmont}lyandpostedto prisoner accounts on the 5e oi th. folo*iog month. Priioners will receive a montlly statement of account activity during the first
week of the month.
J-PAY SERVICE;p"y *ttt".
"ff;s family and friends the abiiity to tansfer money or elecronic messaging to prisoners. J-Pay is a private company
offering service tbrough the internet at wwwjpay.com or by phone (800) 574-5729. Money transfer can be processed with credit/debit
card or cash. Electonic Messaging offers a fast way to send a message, printed and delivered daily at a low cost'
PRISONER STOREAX pttr"*tr *tlt t.*ive their store orders on their units store day from the store truck. Prisoners should check the Cenkal Prisoner
Store Schedule posted in the housing units for their units store day. Prisoners may be allowed to purchase regular ilgms lslaling a
maximum of $100.00 in each two week period based on the posted schedule.
Those prisoners in the Segregation unit will have store privileges once every two weeks in accordance with the [dminisfative
Segregation Store Order procedure. Completed orders will be brought to the unit. Unit day rooms will be closed while store lines are
running.
The regular items available to the prisoner will be determined by the Prisoner Store Committee (whose members are appointed by
Warden's Forum membership) witn Anat approval by the Warden. The Business Manager or desipee will chair the committee which
will meet at least once a month and will act as liaison between the s6mmittee members and the Warden.
Special order items (i.e. adapters, photo albums) will be purchased through the Central Prisoner Store after the prisoner obtains the
proper approval on his Disbursement Authorization (CAR-100).
prisoners must have sufficient firnds in their accounts to cover the costs of their purchases. There will be no shipping on credit.
Iadigentprisonerswillalsobegrantedamaximumof$i0.00 loanforthepurchaseoftoiletries. Inaddition,newlyarrivingprisoners
*uy p*"nure a care package *til -oory
is received in their accormt. A listing of prisoner store merchandise and prices is provided to
prisoners prior to their scheduled store day.
SECUREFAK PROGRAM
The Secgrepak program is a Deparbrent-approved suslemized package prcgram that allows family members and otbers to send
authorized it"-, to ptiroo"r, *hi]" safeguaraing against the innoduction of contraband. Prisoners in general population also may place
orders for their persbnal use in accordance with-institutional ordering procedures. A vendor catalog identiffing items available for
purchase through the Securepak Program shall be available to prisoners in each general population housing unit and in other areas of
the institution as identified by the Warden.
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information will be forwarded tomade to an account through U.S.
There is a limit of $85, 1e1 iaglurling tax and shipping, per Securepak order placed. For prisoners, this is in addition to the $100 bi-
weekly limit on the purchase of Standardized Stoie tis[ items from the prisoner store. If, at $l |m9"fte order is processed' a prisoner
does not have suf6cient funds for all items s/he ordered, the order shallbe processed only foi-thd$E{&ht+or which the prisoner has
available funds in the order listed on the Secure,pak Order Form-
Only one Securepak order may be placed by or for a prisoner per quart€r (i.e., Jan-Mar; Apr-Jun; Jul-Sep; Oct-Dec). Only the first
order placed by or for a prisoner each quarler'will be processed regardless ofwho placed the order or the value ofthe order.
CATALOG ORDERSprisoners are allowed to select items from designated catalog vendors. Items permissible for catalog ordering will be posted in the
units. Eachitemmustbelimitedto$75.00lnritaitvalue. Wintercoatsaretheexceptionwithamaximumcostof$150'00andapairof shoes may not exceed $75.00.
Updated: 41612011
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