Alternatives to Jail. Linhof Technika Serial Number Location. On March 15, 1983, the County Board of Supervisors authorized the Sheriff to establish a Work Release Program under the authority of section. WORK RELEASE FACILITY. REASON FOR INQUIRY: Shasta County Detention Annex/. Work Release Facility. 2490 Radio Lane. Redding, CA 96001. The Sheriff's Office Work Release Program, which is separate from the Detention. The Main Jail, or if eligible, to the Home Electronic Confinement Program or to. The Community Work Program (CWP) was designed to save the County money, free up needed jail beds, and help maintain County facilities, beaches, and parks. Under California Penal Code section 4024.2, the Sheriff is allowed to release inmates who fit a certain criteria established by the Sheriff to perform work for the.

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• Institution: P.O. Box 128, Chino, CA 91708 • Inmates (include Inmate's Name and CDCR #): • Facility A (WEST), California Institution for Men. Inmate's Housing, P.O. Box 368, Chino, CA 91708 • Facility B (Reception Center Central), California Institution for Men, Inmate's Housing, P.O. Box 441, Chino, CA 91708 • Facility C (EAST), California Institution for Men, Inmate's Housing, P.O. Box 500, Chino, CA 91708 • Facility D, California Institution for Men, Inmate's Housing P.O. Box 600, Chino, CA 91708.

The California Institution for Men (CIM) offers a variety of programs that strive to benefit the inmate population upon release. There is an assortment of academic programs available to inmates, including classes in Adult Basic Education I (ABE I), which is directed to inmates who are functionally illiterate,Adult Basic Education II and III, for men who desire to up-grade their skills or meet prerequisites for vocational training. Adult Basic Education classes provide instruction in writing, math, reading, life skills, language and pre-GED instruction. For students who speak other languages, an English as a Second Language Program is offered to strengthen communication skills. CIM offers a Substance Abuse Program (SAP) with a 150 inmate program enrollment for those inmates that may need addiction recovery assistance. Furthermore, there is a wide range of volunteer self-help groups that are also offered throughout the complex which meet regularly. Warcraft 3 Patch 1.0.0.1.

Under the direction of the Prison Industry Authority (PIA), CIM is home to the Leonard Greenstone Marine Technology Training Center (MTTC). This program was re-dedicated June 2006. MTTC provides an internationally recognized curriculum for its graduates. Coursework includes: diving physics, navigation, report writing, air systems, welding, seamanship, blueprint reading, diesel engines and marine construction. In addition to the coursework, MTTC graduates must demonstrate a high level of professionalism and confidence during and after their training. In addition to the MTTC, PIA operates a food and beverage packaging plant and a laundry facility which serves the California Institution for Women, California Rehabilitation Center, Patton and Lanterman State Hospitals.

Under the direction and supervision of the Community Resource Manager CIM offers the following Inmate Leisure Time Activity Groups: Alcoholic Anonymous & Narcotic Anonymous? Details • Facility A has an inmate population of approximately 1113 Level-II Sensitive Needs Yard (SNY) inmates. The facility consists of eight dormitory housing units and each housing unit has a capacity of approximately 140 inmates. • Facility B has an inmate population of approximately 977 medium/maximum custody level inmates and serves as a reception center receiving and processing male inmates that have been newly committed to CDCR primarily from Riverside and San Diego County. The Reception Center completes diagnostic tests, medical/mental health screening, and literacy assessments for classification in order to determine the inmate's appropriate institutional placement. In addition to the reception center mission, Facility B includes Palm Hall as a designated Administrative Segregation Unit. This Administrative Segregation unit receive inmates from CIM, California Rehabilitation Center, Local CDCR/Cal Fire camps, Inmates serving Security Housing Unit terms, in route to court or other CDCR Institutions.