The Detention center is staffed by an Administrator, Accounting Technician, Nurse and 18 Detention Officers. Meals are prepared and delivered by the county-run nursing home. May. AA meetings are held three nights per week. The Law Enforcement Chaplains organization conducts religious services every Sunday. Medical Services in the Detention Center are delivered under the direction of a licensed physician and through the use of a full time nurse.
Inmates are able to express medical complaints daily for review by the nurse.
The Detention Center has in effect an inmate medical CO-payment program. In the absence or unavailability of the nurse, officers obtain the assistance of the medical staff at the emergence room at the local hospital when an inmate's medical condition is such that they should be seen immediately by a medical professional. All officers are trained in emergency first aid, CPR and suicide prevention, with updated training as required to remain certified. The staff is responsible for escorting inmates to court, doctor appointments and transportation of inmates to the State Hospital and Prison. Court escorts for mental hearings for patients from the Support Center at the local hospital average 6 per month.