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population since the ICE contract ended. It is more than adequate for current needs, however it gets quite tight when the population reaches 450-475 inmates. The bulk property storage room is located adjacent to the personal property storage room, and contains found, out of custody, and overflow in custody property storage such as books and property from personal storage. If inmate property is left behind after release, notices are sent out and any unclaimed items are disposed of after 90 days. Some items are stored here and made available for indigent inmates in need of garments. The male dress -out room has a maximum occupancy of 20 inmates. The female dress -out room has a maximum occupancy of 15 inmates. All detainees or any inmate with special provisions are released to the street exit from the release counter located on the second floor. The release counter is connected to the administration area near the office cubicles. Valuable property lockers are in a room behind the release counter. Administration Unit: The Jail's administration area is located off the Lobby entrance on the second floor of the City Jail. The area contains 13 cubicles of varying size, four offices for the Jail Administrator, Support Manager, Chief Secretary, and a small conference room. The roll call room seats approximately 25 officers and includes a small break area with two microwaves. The administration area also contains (a) 2 two -stall restrooms for male and female employees, (b) staff lockers, (c) a small kitchen, and (d) a copy room. Three other support private staff offices are also located in this space. Public /Lobby Area: The Jail has one main entrance in the front of the building that opens onto the facility's second floor. Individuals currently mandated to register as a condition of their probation or parole are processed in the lobby of the detention facility. This area also contains public toilets, water fountains, telephone, and public seating. The public lobby contains high quality finishes such as granite, porcelain fixtures, wood doors, and attractive flooring. The public lobby of the facility is spacious and meets current needs. The public lobby counter contains seating for up to three staff. Central Control Room: There is one secure enclosed Control room in the Jail that was designed for up to two officers. The Control room contains door controls, elevator control, video monitoring system to various locations in and around the facility, and a unisex staff restroom. Although there have been some upgrades to the touch screen control panels, Control room, and cameras throughout the Jail, original equipment is still used in this vital area. There are no Pan Tilt Zoom camera in the facility. All cameras are fixed and Central Control can use the zoom function to adequately monitor the facility. The nine -inch original monitors located in Central Control are programmed to automatically view doors activated by officers. The larger flat screen monitors have been replaced within the past two to three years. Projected Jail Inmate Bookings and Average Daily Population (ADP) Temporary jail holding facilities can only detain individuals up to 24 hours. Based on the yearly average number of City Jail intake bookings of 7,134, assuming all detainees are incarcerated for no more than 24 hours, the Santa Ana City temporary Jail holding facility would likely have an average daily population (ADP) of 20 or less male or female inmates. The Table below illustrates the local felony and misdemeanor booking trends for the past three years. As the data shows, if historical 63 65A-70