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Liberty County Non-Compliant Jail Report

Jail Name
Liberty County 
Report Date
01/27/2025 
Number of days
57 
Inspector
 
Original Report
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Notes and Summary
  • At the time of the inspection, Liberty County had exceeded the maximum capacity in some of the housing units.
  • At the time of the inspection Liberty County could only open doors on the west end of the jail using remote control.
  • Detention doors to single and multiple occupancy cells were observed to have nonworking and missing locks.
  • The kitchen Ansul hood was 60 days past due on the 6 month inspection requirement.
  • The current inspection performed by the local Fire Marshal listed deficiencies and was listed as a failed inspection.
  • The fire panel had 158 trouble codes listed at the time of the inspection.
  • It was discovered that Liberty County was not performing documented observations of those on suicide watch.
  • Liberty County was not processing the results of the suicide screening forms as required of CCP 16.22
  • Two-way voice communication could not be achieved through the intercom system.
  • A review of staffing rosters indicated that Liberty County was not meeting the 1-48 ratio.
  • The inspector found several sinks, toilets, showers and light fixtures that were damaged or inoperable.
  • Housing units were observed with excessive amounts of trash and clutter.
  • At the time of the inspection the annual health inspection of the kitchen was past due by 20 days and one has not been scheduled.

A riot broke out in the jail at the end of February due to the conditions.

Violation Types
  • Existing Construction Rules - Chapter 261: Existing Construction Rules
  • Food Service - Chapter 281: Food Service
  • Health Services - Chapter 273: Health Services
  • Licensing Issues - Chapter 275.2
  • Life Safety Rules
  • Overcrowding
  • Personal Hygiene And Bedding
  • Sanitation
  • Supervision Of Inmates - Chapter 275.1

Liberty County Non-compliant Jail Reports


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