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three buses, as well as a small staff Bar -B -Q area. The sallyport gates can be operated by Central Control or manually by officers if needed. Intake / Release: The intake / release area is the space where arrestees and inmates enter or leave the Jail. More than likely, a police or sheriffs officer will bring individuals in for processing. Each arrestee goes through a battery of processing steps. After the law enforcement officer leaves and the processing and identification is completed, the arrestee will be placed in the docile holding area or secure holding cell. While in intake, detainee tattoos and pre-existing injuries are documented, along with booking photos, ID and fingerprinting. Medical screenings are given to those arrestees requiring immediate medical or mental health attention. Doctors and mental health crisis specialists will be contacted if needed. The first floor intake booking lobby has two restrooms available for inmates sitting in the docile lobby area. Male and female inmates may be in the lobby at the same time, but are not placed into holding cells together. All holding cells are equipped with intercoms. Telephones are also available in the booking lobby area, and select holding cells contain phones. The intake area contains three offices which are used for running criminal histories, and work stations for other agencies. There is a raised staff area and a Shift Supervisor's Office. There are ten holding cells with a combined capacity for 49 arrestees. One holding cell is a negative pressure cell with a retrofitted UV air scrub, and another serves as the detox room. All holding cells can hold four to eight inmates. One holding cell is being used for storage but is still available for use if needed. The intake area also contains two sobering cells with a capacity for eight arrestees each (16 total). Each sobering cell contains split porcelain fixtures, raised floor area along both sides of cell, two padded walls by toilet and sink, and has a hands-free phone with no receiver. There are also three interview rooms and detainee pat -down area. The intake area is ADA compliant with two unisex detainee restrooms, one staff restroom, and a water fountain. There are six phones and the facility soon plans to install two TTY phones and two telephones with recording capabilities. There are two dress -in rooms, one each for males and females, with work tables, benches, and showers. Rolling fire doors pass through the clean laundry storage room between the two dress -in rooms. A roller system runs from the dress -in area to the personal property storage room upstairs. There are three visitation booths on the first -floor in intake — one enclosed and two open. Intake visitation is non -contact and conducted through glass, except for attorney visitation. Stools are not fixed allowing for ADA access. The door hardware for the three visitation booths is comprised of Corbin Russman locks - two pneumatic, and one keyed with a door knob which was previously used an office. The communications room contains the Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) racks for door controls, main block for inmate telephones, UPS's, and switches for all video. All recorded video runs through racks that are located here. The second floor intake area handles all post arrest release processing. The personal storage room is also located on the second floor of the intake area. Inmate property is organized alphabetically. It is currently quite empty due to the facility's lower 62 65A-69