JM: How many different blocks were there? Jessica: I'm only aware of 8 different cells for the
inmates and then there was also a medical room
and a quarantine area. Sarah: They have 7 pods and each pod has approx 4 cells
and in the cells there were 60 bunks Curt: 17.
JM: Did they have names? If so, what were they? Jessica: For the women there was A-1, A-2, A-3 and A-4.
For the men I believe it was C-1, C-2, C-3 and C-
4. Then there was a medical cell too for people
that needed quarantined. Sarah: A, B, C, D, E, F, H Pod Curt: pods. a-h
JM: Which inmates were housed in the different blocks? Jessica: A-1 was where most of the new inmates would come
in but it was also a dirty place with crabs and
head lice. A-2 is where the really bad women
went.. multiple felons, murderers, rapists,
women wanted federally and whatnot. A-3 was
medium security where toilets were in the rooms
and the doors locked after lockdown. A-4 was the
trustee pod and where some new people would be
assigned also. They'd place you in different
cells based on the answers you gave the nurse
regarding your physical, sexual and mental
health. Sarah: A was for females, C was for males just coming
in that were not asigned yet and the rest were
for men Curt: i am not sure.we
JM: What do you remember being the nicest and worst parts about the different blocks? Jessica: A-4 was the nicest block because it was minimum
security and you got a little more freedom.
Everything was as clean as the inmates kept it
because inmates are who swept and mopped. I'd
imagine that A-2 was the worst because it was
all the worst of the worst criminals and I
imagine they weren't treated quite as well. Sarah: Being women we could see down the hallway to the
mens outside rec area and they would play
basketball with their shirts off. That was great
but the worst was having to walk down past the
male cells and some of they would expose
themselves to you as you would walk by. Curt: well nice not many things about jail are nice
so .the worst " ITS JAIL"