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Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.719 - Intake and Release Area

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Facilities shall have an intake and release area located
					 inside the security perimeter, but away from the inmate housing areas. The
					 intake and release area shall be designed to readily permit the processing of
					 inmates. Intake and release areas shall be provided with access to drinking
					 fountains and toilets.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.720 - Identification

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Space shall be provided for identification procedures for
					 inmates.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.721 - Visiting Areas

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Visiting areas shall be provided and shall be designed to
					 provide adequate visitation for the capacity of the facility. Visitation areas
					 shall be designed for the degree of security sought to be achieved. Audible
					 communications shall be provided between the inmate and visitor. Visiting areas
					 for inmates shall be designed to prevent passage of contraband. Provisions
					 shall be made for disabled visitors and inmates. Seating shall be provided for
					 both inmates and visitors. A secure visiting area should be provided for
					 contact visits from law enforcement officers, attorneys, clergy, and probation
					 and parole officers. Provisions shall be made for a direct passage of legal
					 paper between inmates and attorneys at noncontact visitation.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.722 - Control Rooms/Jailer Stations

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
A sufficient number of control rooms/jailer stations shall
					 be provided on each floor where inmates are housed. Staff toilets and
					 lavatories shall be located within the security perimeter and in close
					 proximity to control rooms and jailer stations. The design shall allow access
					 to control rooms without requiring staff to enter inmate safety vestibules or
					 inmate activity areas.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.723 - Perimeter Security

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
An outside area fence shall be a minimum 12 foot high
					 security fence. Fencing shall be installed within fence posts. The footing of
					 the fence shall be sufficiently secured to preclude tunneling and hiding of
					 contraband. When double security fences are utilized, they shall be separated
					 by not less than ten feet. Guard towers and/or comparable electronic detection
					 systems shall be utilized and towers shall be provided outside inmate occupied
					 areas. Alternative design concepts are encouraged and comparable materials and
					 methods approved by the commission may be utilized.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.724 - Kitchen

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
A properly equipped kitchen of adequate size shall be
					 provided within the system and shall include the following.
(1) Functions. Kitchen space and equipment
				  shall allow for the efficient operations of receiving, storage, processing,
				  preparation, cooking, baking, serving, dish washing, cleaning, menu
				  preparation, record keeping, personal hygiene, and removal of waste and
				  garbage. Kitchen functions shall be performed without compromising the security
				  of the facility. The kitchen shall not be designed as a passageway for nonfood
				  handling persons.
(2) Storage.
				  Adequate dry and cold storage shall be provided appropriate for the size of
				  kitchen. Separate storage shall be provided for nonfood items.
(3) Surfaces. The kitchen floor shall be
				  properly pitched to adequate floor drains and allow for proper cleaning. Floor
				  finish should reduce the possibility of slipping. The junction between floors
				  and walls shall be covered. Walls and ceilings shall be finished with smooth,
				  washable, light colored surfaces.
(4) Light. Adequate lighting shall be
				  provided on all work surfaces.
(5)
				  Ventilation. Food service areas shall be adequately ventilated to control
				  disagreeable odors and moisture. All openings to the outside shall be secured
				  and provided with insect screens.
(6) Water. Adequate hot and cold water shall
				  be provided for food preparation, cleaning, and dish washing. Hot water
				  equipment shall be of sufficient size and capacity to meet the needs of the
				  facility.
(7) Codes. Kitchens shall
				  comply with state health codes.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.725 - Dining Space

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Group dining may be provided and shall be adequate for the
					 size of the facility.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.726 - Laundry Facilities

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Space for a laundry commensurate to the size of the
					 facility shall be provided within the system. The laundry shall be equipped
					 with a sufficient number of washers and dryers to accommodate the anticipated
					 laundry load. Adequate, separate storage space shall be provided for both clean
					 and soiled laundry and laundry supplies.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.727 - Commissary

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Space appropriate to capacity of the facility shall be
					 provided for an inmate commissary.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.728 - Storage Area Capacities

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Storage areas based upon facility capacity shall be
					 provided as follows:
(1) Inmate
				  property: 2 cubic feet per inmate;
(2) Inmate uniforms and linens: 3 cubic feet
				  per inmate;
(3) Inmate mattresses:
				  raised perforated storage in the amount of 5 1/4 cubic feet per mattress for
				  25% of total capacity.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.729 - Janitorial Storage Space

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Adequate, secured, well ventilated storage for janitorial
					 supplies and equipment shall be provided within the security perimeter and
					 administrative area. Sufficient broom and mop racks shall be
					 provided.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.730 - Medical Space and Equipment

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Adequate space for first aid equipment shall be provided.
					 Space and equipment shall be provided for medical examination, treatment, and
					 convalescent care. Adequate, secure storage for medical supplies and drugs
					 shall be provided.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.731 - Negative Pressure Cell

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
A minimum of one negative pressure separation cell shall be
					 provided with the following features and equipment.
(1) Furnishings. Each cell shall be provided
				  with one bunk, mirror, table, and seat separate from the bunk. A shelf and
				  clothes hook may be provided. Convenient electrical receptacles circuited with
				  ground fault protection shall be provided. Power to receptacles shall be
				  individually controlled outside of the cell.
(2) Plumbing. Cells shall be provided with a
				  toilet, lavatory, and shower.
(3)
				  Cell Size. Cells shall contain not less than 80 gross square feet of floor
				  space.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.732 - Infirmary

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
An infirmary shall be provided with the following features
					 and equipment:
(1) nurses
				  station;
(2) locked medication
				  station with storage for individually filled prescriptions;
(3) utility room with sink and storage for
				  linens and equipment;
(4)
				  refrigerated storage;
(5) utility
				  room with double tub sink and clinical service sink with flushing
				  rim;
(6) 80 gross square feet of
				  floor space per bed;
(7) at least
				  one single occupancy negative pressure cell;
(8) doors, through which patients and
				  equipment are to be moved, of adequate width to allow turning of wheeled chairs
				  and tables normally used in medical facilities;
(9) a lavatory with a goose neck inlet and
				  wrist controls accessible to each ward;
(10) janitor closet;
(11) toilet, lavatory, and shower for use of
				  inmates in the infirmary;
(12)
				  additional elements as dictated by the facility health care director.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.733 - Multipurpose Rooms

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
One or more multipurpose rooms having a minimum of 200
					 square feet of floor space each shall be provided for each increment of 100
					 inmates based on design capacity. These multipurpose rooms may be used for
					 group assembly, conferences, contact visitation, counseling, religious
					 services, education, or other special uses.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.734 - Exercise Area

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
One or more secure exercise areas shall be provided. Where
					 outdoor exercise areas are provided, alternate areas shall be provided for
					 exercise during inclement weather. Outdoor exercise areas should be covered
					 with a security enclosure. Where outdoor exercise areas are not provided,
					 facility design shall provide for access to sunlight. A toilet and drinking
					 fountain shall be readily available. Exercise areas shall provide 15 square
					 feet per inmate for the maximum number of inmates expected to use the space at
					 one time, but not less than 1000 square feet for each exercise area. Exercise
					 areas serving multiple inmates housed in segregation shall provide 15 square
					 feet per inmate for the maximum number of inmates expected to use the space at
					 one time, but not less than 500 square feet for each exercise area. Individual
					 recreation areas serving a single inmate in segregation shall provide no less
					 than 200 square feet for each exercise area. Each direct supervision housing
					 area shall have an exercise area within close proximity which should be
					 adjacent to the housing area.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.735 - Single Cells

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Single cells shall contain not less than 40 square feet of
					 clear floor space. Each cell shall have one bunk, toilet, lavatory, table, and
					 seat separate from the bunk.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.736 - Multiple Occupancy Cells

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Multiple occupancy cells shall contain two to eight bunks
					 and not less than 40 square feet of clear floor space for the first bunk plus
					 18 square feet of clear floor space for each additional bunk. Each multiple
					 occupancy cell shall have one toilet and lavatory. Multiple occupancy cells
					 should not be provided in direct supervision facilities.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.737 - Dormitories

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Dormitories shall contain 9 to 48 bunks. Dormitories shall
					 contain not less than 40 square feet of clear floor space for the first bunk
					 plus 18 square feet of clear floor space for each additional bunk. Each
					 dormitory shall have adequate toilets, lavatories, and may include showers.
					 Dormitories with contiguous day rooms in direct supervision facilities may
					 exceed 40% of the facility capacity.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.738 - Day Rooms

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
All single cells, multiple occupancy cells, and dormitories
					 shall be provided with day room space. Separation cells, violent cells, holding
					 cells, detoxification cells, and medical cells are exempt from this
					 requirement. Day rooms shall accommodate no more than 48 inmates. Based on the
					 design capacity of the cells served, the day rooms shall contain: not less than
					 40 square feet of clear floor space for the first inmate plus 18 square feet of
					 clear floor space for each additional inmate; a sufficient number of toilets,
					 lavatories, and showers as approved by the Commission, mirrors, seating, and
					 tables. Seating and table for at least one inmate may be provided in day rooms
					 serving administrative segregation cells upon Commission approval. A utility
					 sink should be provided. Convenient electrical receptacles circuited with
					 ground fault protection shall be provided. Power to receptacles shall be
					 individually controlled outside of the day room.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.739 - Separation Cells

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Separation cells shall include the following features and
					 equipment:
(1) Furnishings. Each cell
				  shall be provided with one bunk, mirror, table, and seat separate from the
				  bunk. A shelf and clothes hook may be provided. Convenient electrical
				  receptacles circuited with ground fault protection shall be provided. Power to
				  receptacles shall be individually controlled outside of the cell;
(2) Plumbing. Cells shall be provided with a
				  toilet, lavatory, and shower;
(3)
				  Cell Size. Cells shall contain not less than 40 square feet of clear floor
				  space.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.740 - Holding Cells

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
One or more holding cells shall be provided to hold inmates
					 pending intake, processing, release, or other reason for temporary holding. An
					 appropriate space shall be designated for staging inmates. Inmates shall not be
					 held for more than 48 hours and the cell shall include the following
					 features.
(1) Seating. A stationary
				  bench or benches abutting the walls shall be provided. Benches shall be 17" to
				  19" above the finished floor and not less than 12" wide. Seating shall be
				  sufficient to provide not less than 24 linear inches per inmate at cell
				  capacity.
(2) Plumbing. Cells shall
				  be provided with adequate toilets, lavatories, and floor drains. The floor
				  shall be properly pitched to drains.
(3) Cell Size. The size of the cell shall be
				  determined by the anticipated maximum number of inmates to be confined at any
				  one time. Cells shall be constructed to house from one to 24 inmates and shall
				  contain not less than 40 square feet of floor space for one inmate and 18
				  square feet of floor space for each additional inmate to be confined.
(4) Surfaces. Floor, wall, and ceiling
				  material shall be durable and easily cleaned.
(5) Supervision. The cell shall be located
				  and constructed to facilitate supervision of the cell area and to materially
				  reduce noise.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.741 - Detoxification Cells

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Any facility that anticipates the housing of intoxicated
					 persons shall provide one or more detoxification cells for detention during the
					 detoxification process. These cells shall include the following features and
					 equipment.
(1) Seating. A stationary
				  bench or benches abutting the walls shall be provided. Benches shall be not
				  higher than 8" above the finished floor, not less than 2' 0" wide and shall
				  extend the length of the cell.
(2)
				  Plumbing. Cells shall be provided with one or more vandal resistive flushing
				  floor drains with outside controls, or detention type toilet and lavatory and
				  vandal resistant floor drains. The floor shall be properly pitched to drains.
				  Drinking fountains or lavatories capable of providing drinking water shall be
				  provided.
(3) Cell Size. The size
				  of the cell shall be determined by the anticipated maximum number of
				  intoxicated inmates to be confined at any one time. Cells shall be constructed
				  to house from 1 to 8 inmates and shall contain not less than 40 square feet of
				  floor space for the first inmate and 18 square feet of floor space for each
				  additional inmate to be confined.
(4) Surfaces. Floor, wall, and ceiling
				  material shall be durable and easily cleaned.
(5) Supervision. The cell shall be located
				  and constructed to facilitate supervision of the cell area and to materially
				  reduce noise.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.742 - Violent Cells

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
A facility may contain one or more single occupancy cells
					 for the temporary holding of violent persons. Violent cells shall include the
					 following features and equipment.
(1)
				  Furnishings. The cell shall be equipped with a minimum 2' 3" wide by 6' 3" long
				  bench not more than 8" above the floor which abuts the wall and extends the
				  length or width of the cell.
(2)
				  Plumbing. Flushing type floor drains with outside controls shall be
				  provided.
(3) Cell Size. Cell shall
				  contain not less than 40 square feet of clear floor space.
(4) Padding. Walls, floor, door and bench
				  shall be completely covered with a material to protect the inmate from self
				  injury. The type of material used to cover the walls, floor, door and bench
				  shall be fire resistive and nontoxic.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.743 - Dimensions

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
All cells and day rooms shall be not less than 8 feet from
					 finished floor to ceiling and 5 feet 6 inches from wall to wall. Cells
					 containing over/under bunk units shall be measured from center line of units to
					 wall. Corridors shall be not less than 4 feet wide.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.744 - Safety Vestibules

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Safety vestibules shall be provided for each inmate housing
					 area and day room used for confinement of three or more inmates. No more than
					 four cells shall be served by one vestibule. All entrances through the security
					 perimeter from administrative and/or public areas shall be provided with a
					 safety vestibule.
(1) Safety
				  vestibules shall have one or more interior doors and a main entrance
				  door.
(2) Interior doors shall be
				  arranged to be locked and unlocked by control means located outside of the
				  inmate living area and safety vestibule.
(3) Where doors have an interlocking security
				  feature, provisions shall be made for an override capability in the event an
				  emergency requires both doors to be opened simultaneously.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.745 - Furnishings for Inmate Housing Areas

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
(a)
				  Bunks. Bunks shall be fire resistive and securely anchored. The mattress
				  surface of the bunk shall measure not less than 2' 3" wide and 6' 3"
				  long.
(b) Toilets and Lavatories.
				  Detention type toilets and lavatories shall be provided in inmate occupied
				  areas. In direct supervision living areas, they shall be constructed in such
				  manner and of such material so as to resist vandalism. Based on design
				  capacity, each cell and day room shall provide one toilet and lavatory capable
				  of providing drinking water for each group or increment of 8 inmates.
(c) Showers. Shower areas shall be not less
				  than 2' 6" square per showerhead and not less than 7' 0" high. Construction
				  shall be of vandal resistive materials and should be of materials which resist
				  the action of soap and water. Drying areas of not less than 2' 6" square sloped
				  to a drain should be provided adjoining the shower entrance. Based on design
				  capacity, each separation cell and day room shall provide one shower for each
				  group or increment of 12 inmates.
(d) Tables and Seating. Tables and seating
				  shall be constructed of materials which will resist vandalism. They shall be
				  fire resistive, securely anchored, and reasonably remote from toilet areas.
				  Tables and seating in direct supervision day rooms are not required to be
				  anchored. Tables and benches shall be not less than 12" wide, and linear
				  seating shall be not less than 18 continuous inches per person. Stools shall be
				  not less than 12" in diameter. Seating height of 17" to 19" shall be
				  provided.
(e) Privacy Shields.
				  Inmate toilet and shower areas in dormitories, multiple occupancy cells, single
				  occupancy cells, holding cells, and day rooms shall be equipped to restrict
				  viewing from persons outside the cell and staff areas in direct supervision
				  designs. Privacy shields shall extend from about 15" above the finished floor
				  to about 5' and shall be securely anchored.
(f) Mirrors. Mirrors shall be constructed of
				  unbreakable material. Mirrors shall be provided above lavatories in day rooms
				  and separation cells.
(g) Inmate
				  Storage. Individual inmate storage shelving or trunks shall be constructed of
				  fire resistive material and shall not impede the means of egress.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.746 - Walls

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Walls should be constructed to resist vandalism and
					 facilitate ease of maintenance. Exterior and interior walls within inmate
					 housing and activity areas shall be constructed as follows:
(1) Exterior walls:
(A) a minimum 8 inch concrete block
				  vertically reinforced by #3 bars 8 inches on center and all cells filled with
				  2,500 psi grout; or
(B) a minimum
				  of 4 inch thick concrete plank reinforced with #4 bars 8 inches on center each
				  way; or
(C) a minimum 3/16 inch
				  thick steel plate.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.747 - Floors

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Floors should provide a high resistance to wear and
					 moisture. A nonslip surface shall be provided at the entrance to all shower
					 areas.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.748 - Ceilings

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Ceilings within inmate housing areas shall be constructed
					 of a minimum 4" thick concrete plank reinforced with #4 bars 8" on center each
					 way or a minimum 10 gauge steel plate. Innovative design concepts are
					 encouraged and comparable materials and methods approved by the Commission may
					 be utilized for ceiling construction.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.749 - Vermin Control

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Facility construction shall protect against the entrance
					 and infestation of vermin. Materials and construction design shall contribute
					 to efficient maintenance and housekeeping.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.750 - Windows and Screens

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Operable windows shall be equipped with insect screens. The
					 security level of windows in inmate occupied areas shall be commensurate with
					 the security of the walls. Windows or skylights should be provided in inmate
					 living and activity areas.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.751 - Vent Grilles

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Vent grilles in walls and ceilings shall be commensurate
					 with the security sought to be achieved. Vent grilles shall be securely
					 anchored.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.752 - Food Passes

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Food passes shall be provided and lockable shutters should
					 be provided to prevent passage of contraband.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.753 - Detention Doors

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Hollow metal doors shall be constructed of 12 to 14 gauge
					 steel inside the security perimeter.18 gauge hollow metal doors may be used
					 outside the security perimeter. Plate doors shall be constructed of material
					 not less than 3/16 inches thick. The security quality of each detention door
					 shall be determined by the level of security sought to be achieved. Detention
					 doors shall be equipped with detention hardware and accessories. All cell doors
					 shall be not less than 28 inches in clear width and not less than 6 feet 8
					 inches high.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.754 - Door Stops

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Door stops shall be provided for all detention doors and
					 shall be placed to maintain a minimum of 6 inches between the leading edge of
					 the door and the wall. Door closers manufactured with integral door stops may
					 be used.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.755 - Door Closers

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Door closers for all detention swinging doors shall be
					 appropriate for the weight of the door.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.756 - Keys and Locks

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Keys and locks for detention doors shall be manufactured
					 especially for detention use and keys shall be mogul or paracentric type. An
					 additional set of keys shall be maintained by the operator.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.757 - Key Cabinets

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Secured key cabinets should be provided at suitable
					 locations.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.758 - Power Operated Locks

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Power operated locks shall be motor, solenoid, or pneumatic
					 type and provide electrical control unlocking, key unlocking by manual
					 operation, and automatic mechanical deadlocking of doors upon closing. A door
					 position switch and door position indicator shall be provided for all doors
					 equipped with power operated locks. Heavy-duty, detention type door closers
					 should be provided on all swinging doors equipped with power operated
					 locks.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.759 - Remote Controls

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Doors to single cells, multiple occupancy cells,
					 dormitories, and day rooms shall be capable of being locked and unlocked
					 individually by control means located remote from the cell area. Single cells
					 with contiguous day room and separation cells which open directly on an exiting
					 corridor are exempt from this requirement. All remote door controls shall be
					 secure.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.760 - Emergency Operation of Doors

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
All doors to cells and day rooms shall be capable of being
					 unlocked by a manual means at the door or a remote location.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.761 - Access Doors

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
All plumbing and mechanical access doors and panels shall
					 be constructed and secured with locks or vandal resistive screws commensurate
					 to the security sought to be achieved.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.762 - Temperature Control

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Temperature levels shall be reasonably maintained between
					 65 degrees Fahrenheit and 85 degrees Fahrenheit in all occupied
					 areas.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.763 - Air Flow

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Ventilation shall be sufficient to admit fresh air and
					 remove disagreeable odors. A sufficient number of windows capable of being
					 opened, or a mechanical ventilation system provided with emergency electrical
					 power, shall be provided in order to allow for sufficient ventilation in case
					 of breakdown in the normal ventilation system or normal power
					 failure.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.764 - Plumbing

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Plumbing work shall meet the requirements of the
					 International Plumbing Code, or equivalent. Warm and cold water shall be
					 provided at all lavatories and warm water shall be provided at all showers.
					 Lavatories in court holding cells are not required to provide warm water. Warm
					 water temperature shall be between 100 and 120 degrees Fahrenheit. All plumbing
					 in inmate occupied areas shall have quick shut off
					 capability.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.765 - Sinks

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Sufficient mop sinks with hot and cold water shall be
					 provided within the security perimeter and administrative
					 area.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.766 - Faucets

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Cold water faucets with standard hose connections shall be
					 provided in plumbing access space or corridors. Distance between hose
					 connections shall not be more than 100 feet apart.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.767 - Floor Drains

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Floor drains shall be located throughout the facility so as
					 to reduce the possibility of flooding. Floor drains shall be provided in every
					 area where toilets, lavatories, or showers are located. Floor drains may be
					 provided in chases serving single and separation cells. Drain covers shall be
					 provided and securely anchored with vandal resistive screws.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.768 - Lighting

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Adequate illumination shall be provided throughout the
					 cells and day rooms. An illumination level of 20 foot candles shall be provided
					 at mirrors and tables. Master light controls for cells and day rooms and
					 electrical conduit shall be out of reach of inmates. Inmates should be capable
					 of controlling some lighting; override capability shall be provided. Security
					 detention type lighting shall be provided in inmate housing areas and vandal
					 resistive lighting provided within inmate occupied areas. Night lights
					 sufficient to permit continuous observation shall be provided. Control areas
					 and means of egress shall be continuously illuminated. Exteriors of buildings
					 and all entrances shall be lighted sufficiently to observe approaching
					 persons.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.769 - Audible Communication

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Two-way voice communication shall be available at all times
					 between inmates and jailers, licensed peace officers, court bailiffs, or staff
					 designated by the sheriff.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.770 - Television Monitoring

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Closed circuit television monitoring may be provided to
					 supplement control and security functions. View of toilet and shower areas
					 shall not be allowed except in medical and special observation
					 areas.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 259 - NEW CONSTRUCTION RULES › Subchapter H - NEW LONG-TERM INCARCERATION DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 259.771 - Electrical Power

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Electrical installation shall comply with state and local
					 codes and ordinances. Facilities shall have adequate electrical receptacles in
					 corridors or chases for food carts, janitorial, and maintenance
					 equipment.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 260 - COUNTY CORRECTIONAL CENTERS › Subchapter A - GENERAL › Section 260.1 - Memorandum of Understanding

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
The Community Justice Assistance Division of the Texas
					 Department of Criminal Justice and the Texas Commission on Jail Standards adopt
					 by reference a memorandum of understanding, which establishes the respective
					 responsibilities in the certification of a county correctional center and the
					 adoption of minimum standards for structural, life safety, and operational
					 requirements of a county correctional center. Copies of the memorandum of
					 understanding may be obtained from the commission.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 260 - COUNTY CORRECTIONAL CENTERS › Subchapter A - GENERAL › Section 260.2 - Operational Concept

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
County correctional centers shall be operated as an
					 integral part of the community justice plan endorsed by the Community Justice
					 Council and approved by the district judges who manage the community
					 supervision and corrections department and determined to be acceptable by the
					 Community Justice Assistance Division of the Texas Department of Criminal
					 Justice. The county correctional center shall be designed and operated for a
					 specific target population of offenders. Management of the facility should be
					 proactive rather than reactive and should rely on an enhanced ability to
					 supervise offenders rather than structural barriers or electronic security
					 devices.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 260 - COUNTY CORRECTIONAL CENTERS › Subchapter A - GENERAL › Section 260.3 - Operational Requirements

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
A county correctional center funded by the Community
					 Justice Assistance Division of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice shall
					 operate in compliance with their residential services rules.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 260 - COUNTY CORRECTIONAL CENTERS › Subchapter A - GENERAL › Section 260.4 - Design Concepts

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Innovative concepts are encouraged to enhance the ability
					 to operate a county correctional center with a proactive management style and
					 to reduce problems of security and maintenance while creating a safe, sanitary,
					 and secure environment for staff and offenders. The facility shall be
					 structurally sound, fire resistive, and not connected to a building that is not
					 fire resistive. Selection of housing arrangements, including single cells,
					 multiple occupancy cells, or dormitories shall be based on the degree of
					 security sought to be achieved. Facility design shall provide for support
					 functions and equipment to insure safe, secure, and efficient
					 operations.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 260 - COUNTY CORRECTIONAL CENTERS › Subchapter B - CCC DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 260.100 - Facility Site

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
The site shall be of sufficient size to provide for the
					 immediate facility and a reasonable projected expansion. A buffer zone around
					 the facility should be provided.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 260 - COUNTY CORRECTIONAL CENTERS › Subchapter B - CCC DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 260.101 - Facility Security Requirements

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Facility security shall be planned to protect offenders
					 from one another, protect staff and visitors from offenders, and deter or
					 prevent escapes. The level of security shall be commensurate with the degree of
					 security sought to be achieved.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 260 - COUNTY CORRECTIONAL CENTERS › Subchapter B - CCC DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 260.102 - Program Requirements

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
Programs provided for offenders should be commensurate with
					 the needs of the target population and in consultation with the director of the
					 Community Supervision and Corrections Department, if funded by the Community
					 Justice Assistance Division.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 260 - COUNTY CORRECTIONAL CENTERS › Subchapter B - CCC DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 260.103 - Special Security

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
A facility shall be constructed and maintained as a special
					 security unit. When built in conjunction with other jail or lockup functions,
					 the integrity of the security perimeter of the higher security facility shall
					 not be compromised.
Texas Administrative Code › Title 37 - PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONS › Part 9 - TEXAS COMMISSION ON JAIL STANDARDS › Chapter 260 - COUNTY CORRECTIONAL CENTERS › Subchapter B - CCC DESIGN, CONSTRUCTION AND FURNISHING REQUIREMENTS › Section 260.104 - Public Building

Current through Reg. 49, No. 28; July 12, 2024
A county correctional center shall not be located under,
					 in, or on top of another building which has not been designed for the security
					 level sought to be achieved.