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9/4/2018
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officers. By reducing the longer wait time to book apprehended arrestees at <br />the Orange County Jail, they will have the opportunity to remain on patrol in <br />the community for greater periods of time. <br />Negative Impacts (Threats) <br />- There has been great community opposition to continue use of the existing <br />building as a detention facility. Much of the opposition has surrounded the use of <br />the building as an ICE -contracted facility. There will likely continue to be some <br />vocal opposition to any use of the facility related to correctional or detention <br />purposes. <br />Unresolved Issues <br />- See page 28 of this Executive Summary section for narrative description. <br />Jail Reuse Feasibility Study <br />Vanir Consultant Team Recommended Feasibility Options Ranking <br />Based on the results of the analysis and evaluation process, a summary <br />ranking from best to worst for the implementation of the proposed five jail <br />reuse feasibility options was established by the Vanir consultant team. <br />Analysis of this information and related fiscal impact data was used to form <br />the following recommended implementation ranking: <br />Temporary Jail Holding Facility <br />Recommended Ranking: Jail Reuse Implementation Option #1 <br />❑ Transitional Jail Community Reentry Treatment Facility This Jail Reuse <br />Feasibility Option will continue the facility's use as an adult detention facility with <br />expanded rehabilitative treatment and supportive evidence -based 'best practice" <br />programming which can be offered through leased custody beds to other correctional <br />agencies including the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation <br />(CDCR). <br />Advantages (Strengths) <br />- Use of the Jail as a reentry treatment facility fits the character of the building. <br />The expanded services and other new classroom programs which will be initiated <br />complements the facility's existing array of inmate programming services. <br />- The Type II detention facility is extremely secure and has state-of-the-art security <br />systems that are fully functioning and is designed to continue ensuring the safety <br />of local inmates, other correctional agencies, and the public. <br />- Conversion of the City Jail to a reentry treatment facility should present few <br />problems because highly experienced and qualified personnel (current and <br />former custody staff) are in place to properly supervise jail detainee populations. <br />- Current established policies and procedures for processing inmates would <br />continue to govern daily essential facility operations. <br />- The interior and exterior of the facility located in downtown Santa Ana near the <br />Orange County Jail is extremely well maintained and does not require upgrades <br />17 <br />65A-24 <br />
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