Inmates who have received a sentence from the court, and who meet certain criteria, are sent to work on government projects. The selection process for officers involves rigorous testing and background investigations. These motivated individuals will be highly trained to become the best officers possible. The inmates in the facility have a wide range of services available to them. They are able to complete their high-school diploma or GED while in custody.
Inmates receive regular haircuts and have access to collect call-only telephones in their dayrooms.
If a family member or victim wishes not to receive telephone calls from an inmate, the staff can block those calls. Money may be deposited for inmates so they can purchase items from the commissary. All required personal care items are provided to the inmates. Inmates are allowed one visit per day. The Grand Jury, The State Board of Corrections, Fire Marshall, Health Department and Environmental Health, on a yearly basis.