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Fodliy B1 Housing Unil Donald Smill 4359015 1 1.5 FM moms EHTOH DRYER NEEDS Heplaoedbeil DRYER HCIT SPIN. $30.19 412102015 0.5 4127.2015821301 AH ?ammo Replaced dose bump boitand spn'ng. $20.03 Call 1 dam s?dcs. 1735 Closed matters Lounge Kevin toxemia: Mobiles Facilitr My?amp?mn ?239016 a 2 Steals on day-tables loose. Walmem 11"5 Work in Progtess GuardShadc KBIfianIick car?moteniarm Furry cal-loosing Unit Joseph Tag-dot ?enema I 50.00 Smoke doledor error. mo Clo-mph: Karim-Hamid: Faoiiy Zhdlaiy?ayols Ea?Door Loadi-ig Lou-England: 412712015 2 3 412152016 seams-4 PM #2942015 When dosing l SuigiTEHIng ban?sha?l't slapped about "lemurs olII-e madam housing onmpleieiyshul and wouldn?t mime lei-dose lie wl'I-ole way. Itried Reopen il?'ie whole wand itwould goa? Mmup hul when ?ying halos: Regain iiwould gelsiopped alme samsspo?l. swoon ammo 5:32:32 AM Page Sufi? 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Age ?was 5 T335 $134939 51112016- 50232 HM Pm: 1? Kristen M. Simkins Frans: iB-ooks 4iBooirs?newjmneaoom1 Sent: Sunday; 2015 Null To: Richard (L Smith Subject: Coming in May 6 iBooks 1113M ka}; drew FRET 1.. RICHARD - E0550 Books Everyone Will Be Talking About There's a lot to recommend in May?s roundup of new releases. Lindy Weal?s memoir of living fat and female is hilarious and empowering in equal measure. imagine Me Gone by Adam Hasie?tt is a gripping famin drama that sent chills down our spine, while Laura Barrett's The Versions of Us is a romantic, real love story with three different endings. Explore all the books coming out this month, including tities from Mary Kay Andrews and Don DeLilIo. Cl'ledc?Ouh anymore-sawed 53116.0ng Inc. I Mm Lam_0.ptnm. Ci- mu Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent: To: Subject A?ad1menu: LT. THOMAS 5. ALLEN JR Thomas 5. Allen. Jr. Sunday. Mag.r 01.. EDIE 3":20 AM Brenda A. MCI-(inlay: C. Kay Woodring; Denise A. Murphereanzy T. Hite; Jan D. Junaahan M. Mitlinder; Joseph S. Kaleno: Juan Mendez: Matthew T. Fisher. Melanie (30-1110?: Michael 5. Woods: Richard C. Smith Shift Packet-413032015 2D160501071445051p6f CENTRE 4::crum":r CORRECTIONAL "mo RISHEL HILL Rom EMPONTE, PA 16823 FAX IE8 I 41 543-1 150 CENTRE CORRECTIONAL SHIFT PACKET Routing Form DATE: MB MD 16 SHIFT: 7-3 SHIFT CCWAHDERES): Woods WE mm Deputy Wudcn af?pmtiun: - Gnu-den. Dagny Wanlm qudminislri?tian - Knlum II CORRECTIONAL FACILITY 931?: ?a?lrn'av Lieutenant Woods Lieutenant: pm to 3110 pm Date: #3042016 Intake: Watson Reiease: Jeirli? Central Contml: Buckley EMU Comm: Mahier Relief 1: Murpl'rl.r Reiief 2: Dickey Relief 3: Fatal-qr Relief 5: Lobby: Waite Housing Units: A1: Smith. M. A2: Caihuun A3: Heffner M: II Wagnen W. 81: - Grass - BE: Rupert 01, I32. 03: Hampton Special Duty: Pass Days: Binett Henry McCuoI Napoleon Shearer Smith Eel?e. Emmen-nan Vamtinn: Hilliard Jones Knapp Hockey. Taylor Overtime: Mahler ??13 521W Call CIfs (Sick. All. Other}: Dawns: If? 041301301 5 Medical isolation Mun. Alicia removed Idle conducts EMILE Jason lwas issued a Major Misconduct for receiving his minor. He did not make his bed after rea sl. Abiola. Abdulazees?was issued a main: Misconduct for reoei-nng his minor. He did not stand forthe taoo hour count. Inhoof, Brandon? Was issued his ?rst minorfor not wearing 11's shirt to and from the shower. intake 1 for arraignment Other homatefSandusky (single oetl only} is housed in A1 oell 9 on AC- Status- he is to Shower. l'n'isil and Rec by IITISE . ?nun-hum- II -- - - - otentre County Correctional Facility . - Incident Report - Date OfReport oosoizom 'I'rmeOfReport 14:00 Date or Incident I 0450:2315 inmeoflncidentl 12:30 Incident Location i cots I i Persoriis) Involved I I . Wro'lesses I i I. Per?son Making Report I Lt Woods 1 - Report . . . .. A wall-:through was mnducted throughout the facility. The following iSSues were discussed: A1: I assisted C0 Smith and Nurse Snyder will medication pass. A2: No issues. A3: No issues. A4: Inmate Robert Benjamin asked about a refund from commissarv this week. I advised him that credits are processed the following Monday. Bi: No issues. 52: Unable to enter due b3 showers. Work Release: Inrnahe ?i?enda Trude spent the afternoon outside mowing around the facility. I see Member Sign: Lida - - i .. [Shift Cwmanderi?'gn; Actontaken Report remanded to Administation. CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL SHIFT PACKET Rau?ng Fun rm DATE: SHIFT: 3-1] SHIFT COMES): ?Fr-ha mm mm Dcputr Ward-en of?pmtimrs - Gordon Dcpu'ty Warden ofAdminhmtiun - Knlmo Disam- :1meme 4m: run-w." - . CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY SHIFT LOG With?es. 3:00 pm to 11:00pm i Day: Date: 4-30?2013 . Lieutenant FISHER Pass Days: Misconduct Inhanf, Brandon- Was issued his ?rst minor far not wearing his shirt to and from the shower. Unlock after Lieutenant BEAVER Shi? change. ECK Intake: mun?:3 McCL'ialrm GEM men In take Release: SEVERE KELLEY 3 for arraignment [2 more on me my] Gentrai Cantrell: KNOFFSINGER SMU Contml: LITTLE LEAR, Relief 1: CURL MILLER O??ler Sandusky. Gerald Single Celh'Recrea?unJ'Shmuer Lobby: 114's cup-en fart-unighi: is gender speci?c (Ellis 3. HGCIenahan} F?a gender speci?c for Smday Housing Units: Luv; A2: WEAVER Overtime: A3 L?ch'sm A4 -Eccii [was 31: BRYAN Digit-u r32: evens C1, CE, CS: TAYLOR Cal] Offs (Sick. ML. Other}: Special Duty: Hue-hi Mr H- Billzli'wr Wish Veri?ed By: In?dentREport . - - Ivonne I ?mesofeepawi 1330 I, Date_0f Went; wanna Time?f Incident-I 1320 I Incident Location fl A1 Housing Unit Cell I Gentle gountv Correctional Facility . I Person is} Invoiir'Ed I I I we Ioomrm I I _Person making Report .-I co I . IriddentReioort LUBEW Report I ?I?ImeOfReoort ms I'Dai?eofil?da? I 043032016 Mime of'lnc'id?nt' Iva ries lament Locab'on iwaIImImugh . P?fmnIs} Irivolved Rabat. 0n the above date and time I was completing a watch tour In A1 housing unit lwhen Inmate Abdulazeez Abioia stopped me. Inmate Abioia slated to me that he wouid like me to oontact the meadows heathent facility for him, then stating he meId like to be transferred there because he needs a better plwsia'b'ist to evaluate him. I asked inmate .PIbioia if It was because he wanted to harm himself, he slated to me ?rst he did not want In hann himseif. LT Woods was nolj?ed 'rrnmediatelv after talking with inmate Abiola. - wees-_- IWII Parson'Ma'kingReport IEI-I. FIsher I - - Report . The following isr regarding a of the facility eon-ducted en: No issues, check conducted. Grievanoa were oolleued. No issues, TIer check oanducted. Grievanoes were collected. Inmate Held Stated That he could not ?nd his ID card. I told him to oontinue searching for it and if it is missing he will be charged for anomer one. No adr?lional issues. Tier shed-r: conducted. Gn'evanoes were collected. 55; No isanes, TIer check conducted. Grievances were collected. Inmate Eariv asked when he would retehre his monev and property from Huntingdon County. I informed him mat they should be bringing it with them the next time may come to the facilitv. Mul?pie inmates asked if they:' oould have an Isiamic prayer calendar. No additional issues. Grievanoes were collected. Action em: HI. $1131; IMII-ru?ya. Ira max-?too Fuhb?lk dash? Eur (1%!le ISh?IftCorhmariderSIgn: $1.-th 'l Assisted In Workreiea ea:se Nolssu removing inmate Grievames were ooilected. Mates from me Law Library.r back to her cell. No additional issues. 5, Unit watch tours conducted. Grievances were ooileded. 312? Es @9sz Centre ICounty Correctional FadlitIr. Inddent?eport 3 Corre'ctiona! Facility . Incident Report - 0450:2010 I Date'Drf Report Inmeofeeport 21:50 I'Timeorneport [2152 HRS Date momma I Date Of monont- 04I30I2010 i- Time orsio'oenth Approx: 20:30 Inrne Of. Incident .I 2145 HRS Lneaoon to Housing Unit I Incident Location C1 HOUSING unrr I . ensue THOMAS #150034 HPerson n0ol0ed I . I Kevin Giouer 4010-0494 Person . Bruce Wright I . I -. IA3Housing Unit I I I Immense; I Fee-son Making Report to ones I I Person Making Report I c.0. it TAYLOR I had commissnr stolen from their cells: Inmate wright was visibly upset ans slated mat one Snickers ENGUE TULD ME THAT HE GUT HIT 1? THE FACE THE NOSE Inmate Glover slated that his oommioeery was stolen earlier this week, and gave me a list of 013 9" THE 1? "15 FACE STARTING T0 BRUISE following; 2 Snickers, 4 HoneIrtiuns and 2 Swill Rolls. 1 not gnren a few suggestions as to who may OF REPORT ha03 laken me stolen property. Inmate was suggested 00 one, and Inmate Spence was (In 4I30i'16 at approximatthr 20: 30 hours, inmates Bruce Wright and Keuin Glouer reported dtatdtey I THE DATE AND APP R031 MATE TIME ENGLE RETURNED FROM REC INHATE suggested :20 setreral Inmates on the block. I Staff Member Sig Isearched cell Inmate Simeox's cell, and found rm?d'ling. Inmate Spenoe, in cell 1M was die pit-er inmate suggested to have possibly taken 013 stolen propertIr; homer, I was not given information in 21:53 and was unable to search his cell prior limo. raked Miro? axis-Jim IShift Corrunande LII l/M'si . c, to lock in. -?Acton taken: I spoke with inmat-a Wright and Blotter and informed them that I would be w?t?ng this incident report, and to notify the 03 on duty Should they have any further infonnaljon, I imnnha inst-now -Io cine, ?Hvr-f don-g M??il I: Acton taken Ishirtcorrli'nander?lgn: I I CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY SHIFT PACKET Routing Pom DATE: I15 SHE-T: 11-?1r sum cumumm: NMTE mm REVIEW Gordon Deputy ?farm of AM - Dumaleuhneut-Him runs?n r. CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY SHIFT LOG 11:00 pm to TIHJ am Day: angm Lieu?n?nant manna: MM Lieutenant Im: MILIJER. WARNEQ a SIMLER Relief 1: c_ 5 Re?nafE: Lani Laundry". KING Housing Un'rts: m: ., mar? Tmlu. E. MOHLEFI LH-HL M?k?z GUI. FOSEY 51.52.63: 9 ?eaz?s' Spedal Duty: T0131 Beds: 39? EmpIy Beds: MS compaed Beds: EFL 5f Atria. LT wmd? Date: 480E015 Fass?ays: a ADDLEMAN HOOK ISHLER menses: WITHERITE Vam'linn: mm: flu-HE; lemnsan- mi SEEM- NW, Carr curs {Sickl AIL. other}: amiarnfi? 5an Manna-m3 0453012015 Suicide.- Watches Misconduct; gender speci?cfor Sunday Create County Currec?unal Facility-_ Incident Repoi't. . . . . Time Of Report @252 hrs. Dateonnddent arms I Time Of Incident :l 010:] hrs. i Incident-Location I LaLirkzirg.f I I Involved -I I I 'Wrmiesses I [Parson Making Report I KING I I. Entry: 0100 hrs. 3239 hrs. Exit: {3112 hrs. 0235 hrs. Items taken from inventory: 1 do; Size 1. 10 shower shoes, 4 size If] hunts. Uniforms placed back into in'u'EntOIT for storage. 1 ?102.. 44 bras. 1 SEE Member Sign. ?ction E?ken: Heme-4m ?It. admu-vu. ?Centre County Correctional FacilityF Incident Reporf Date GfRepor?t sroumla TimerFieport ?5 [11541 pate or Incident srolrzole or Incident USU-D .- Incident Location cote I I I Lt Allen . . I I Person In'voived I 5 I . wimesses . I I Person Making Report 5 Allen I I Report. 0n the above date and approximate time, I conducted an interior securityr check inside me All 1 appeared to be safe and secure. End of report. I .r'T'r-F {if/14f! I-SteffMemberSign: [f I. -I i - lemontaken: .Fon-.-ardedtoadminisoation. . If?" Jr? VM I Existen M. From: Thomas 5. Allen. 3r. Sent: Sunday, May 201.5 AM To: Richard C. Smi?? Warden, Today is the ?nal day of Inmate?Investigative status. Iknaw nothing about are on and I haven?t done anything with the investigation so r'rn not sure what I'm supposed to do with them. Millinder nor Woods are heretnday. [contacted 0'8pr Knleno who is on call and he told me to shoot yuu an email. LT. THOMAS E. ALLEN JR CENTRE counn' FACILITY HILL ROAD EELLEFDNTE. PA 16823 PHONE {814} 355-63394 Fm: {3141 543-1 1 50 Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent: To: Cut: Subject Melanie Gordon Sunday, May 2:115 1012:: AM Thames Allen. Jr. Brenda A. Mcl?nrey: C. Kay Woodring; Denise A. Murphy; Jeffrey T. Him: Jon B. ?sher: Jana?'lan M. Millindenlnseph 5. Kolenn.? Juan Mendez: Matthew T. Fisher: Michael S. Woods; Richard Smith Re: Shift You can take Jun Fisher u??your dimibuiion list. he won't need these in his new position Melanie Gordon, CJM. CCE Deputy Warden cf Operations County Con-95mm] Facility mo Rishel Hi]! Rd Bellsfontc, 15323 (314} 3555194 On May 1, 2016, at 7:19 AM. Thomas S. Alla-t, Jr. ggu> mote: Kristian M. Simlu'ns From: Sent: Tn: Subject Matd'iew T. Fisher Sun-day, May 01. 2016 1-42 PM Brenda iL Mci?nley: Jeffrey T. Hire.- Joseph S. Melanie L. Gordon: Richard C. Smith: Allysan FL Diwali: Caidyn D. Ne?: Danielle Minamhick: Kevin T. Jeirie: Lorinda L. Brown; Stephanie D. Amy Hampton: Andrew K. Durant: Ashlee M. Wagner: Brian J. Bealsmari G. Gemma?.? Carlton Henry: chides Ft. Emermam Christopheer. BaughmamCrisanne M. Kelley: Dave Watson; David Knapp: David L. Bryan: David R. Eet?e: David 5. Eng.- Dayrie M. McKee; Donald M. Smith: Douglas T. Weaver; George F. Murphy: Header Beaver: Henry Napoleon: Jarres A. EmlecJa-rnes F. Meyer-Jason FL Eucideszasan Muthersbaugh; Jennifer E. Ede: Jill t. Dickey: John J. Mahler: John M. Jane: Jana?dian If; Hockey: Jonathan M. Ayers: Jordan L. Erich-er: Joseph E. Taylor. Justine M. Addlernan.? Ka?'iryn N. Lamisun: iieily Evans; Kevin). McCool: lie-ya M. Kaiser: I?mberiy N. Rupert: Kyla 5. Miller: Levi FL Kna?singer: Lyden Hilliard: Mark T. Waite: Matthew J. Bed: J. She-aver. Matthew R. Michael Elsi-Her: Michael R. Shearer: Philip D. Calh-dun.? Randy Ryan a. Cain: Ryan C. Harder. Ryan ?.Tay dr. Ryan 5. Miller: Ryan T. Fatality: Sage B. Lear: Sha ndell M. Pusey: Shane Billetl: Thomas E. Hunt: Tiffany A. McCler-ahan; Tony M. Lil'de: Ty M. Cari: Vanessa C. ai?e'tt Wailier Wayne A. Warneril' Eadialy S. Sayer}: Bethany Cdcola; Bradley C. li'Jing; {lawn 6055; [Justin M. Woodring.? Dustin T. Henry: Jacob D. Richards Jacob T. Laue; John J. Scarborough: Joshua D. Reh?net: Hid: R. Srriid'i: Sarah P'renlice: Tanna L. Shirk; ?i'mi?lney Wagneannadian M. Millinder: Juan Mendez: Midtael S.Wood$: Thomas 5. AilenJr. Inmate Barbala Inmate Kuminski, Barbala returned to thefaizil'rty at 1330 hours. Lt. Matthew TFisJi'er Centre County Co rrectiona! Facii'r'ty ma Ri'shei' HJH Ra dd Bella-fan te, PA 15823 Phone (314)-355-6394 Fair (314)-543-1150 Kristen M. Sim?ns From: Matthew T. Fisher Sent: Sunday, May 01, 2015 1:56 PM Tue: Richard C. Smith Subject Inm?gative status inmates Warden, I have two female inmates ?whnse inuestigat?we status order runs outtoda-gr. I was told you made the call on them and was mandating if they should he released had: into General population or remain locked in. let me know what you would like to do. Thanks Lt. Mat?Jew Fisher Centre County Correctional Facility PM Risks! HEN Road Bellefante, PA 16323 Phane r314J-355-5194 Fax [3141-5434150 Kristen M. Simlrins From: To: when Jail Association <terrib?ajaorg> Sunday Mayan. ems 302 PM Richard C. Swim ma: Auto Savings From Liberty Mumal Ameesagefrorana'ly?umal El ee As a member ofthe American Jail Assudatiem you?re eligible for an emdusive dismun?e on auto insurance from Liberty 24-Hour Claims Assietanoe AccldentForgiuenese' . Readytc helpwheneu-eryou Yuurraie won?t Mme duels your?rst need it. accident. 124nm Rate Guarantee New Car Replameme?nb Guarantee your rate foran . Getreimbursedfora brand mar?not enline yea. the depredaied vane. LEARN MORE areal 833-323-120? mmumm?qu??. American Jail Association, 1135 Professional Court. Hagerstown, MD Eli-'40 Willem WIWIW Ilfree main ram?Hm: .3: Emma: a?mw?amub?v .53? 2.. Sum Ham Eng n. max: ?Eamon?n 1:5 Esau m3! :4.me .aEEn. Emu blag 5% km 3.5359 .035 2:38: gm: rummage? ?.5:qu ?53m 3.. man?cm Emma?51 a: MES 333:3 Emmi Evin hung?Em :33. in $39.55.. .53 .3. . Anti?nanny; . 53.. 35mg 536 . I .96? manna. .. zuinung?mage an i333?? Ema 021:: 9m nmu?n?mn 5E9 .2.an angina?. . gnEENEElg?ulz?u-?insn ramlnua um: bmmoamng. Ham angina. n25. 30 I . amalgam cha?ng Egan" 5 nun?Eunazn: .35 43.33381 Kristen M. Simlrins From: Joseph 5. KoIenu Sent: Sunday. May UL 2615 3:23 PM To: Richard C. Smith Sublecl: Dayoff for mayr 13th Warden, [am [equating to be off mayr 13th. Thank you. Sent from my iPhane Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent To: Subject: Matthew T. ?sher Sunday. Mag.r UL 2016 9:4? PM Karla A Wrtharine: Brenda A. McKinley. Je?a'ey T. Him: Jnseph S. Knlena: Melanie Gordon: Richard C. Smith: Allyson R. Dwall: Cairlyn D. Ne?: Danielle Minarchidr: Kevin T. Jeiries.? Lorinda Brow-'11: Stephanie 13. McGheE.? Hmy Miller. Hshley M. Bums: Dawn M. Wall: Hiabelh F. Woods Eric A. Loekridge: Erin M. Masses Ja net C. Snyder: Jul-Inna Bilgee: Lanny Udgeti: Undsegr Hass: Milane Daughenbaugh; Stacy Sm?l'?lrlona?'lan M. Millinde: Juan Manda: Michael S. Woods: Thomas S. Allen. Jr. Stems mange Inmates ?were removed from investigative status per Warden Smith. -was sent back ta [3 and Buyer is to remain 1n . 111?. Matthew Centre County Correctional Facility Rishel' Hill Road Bellefante, PA 15823 Phone {3141-3556394 Fax (314)-543-1159 Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent To: Subject Attachments: LT. THOMAS S. ALLEN JR Thomas 5. Allen, Jr. Manda; May 02. 2016 1:03 AM Ally-sun 9.. Elm-all; Bnenda A. Md?nfey: C. Kay Wondring: Caitly-n El. NEH: Danielle Miner-chick Jeffrey T. Hire: Jun D. Fishec Jonathan M. Mi1linder: Joseph 5. Kolmn; J'uan Mendez: Kevin TJeirfes; Larry Lidgetl: Lee R. Shea?er: Lorinda L. Brown; Matthew T. Fisher: Melanie I. Gardnn:Mid1ael 5.1%on Richard C. 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I-nd ":9an 2_ 31?; 1 baht-n- . Rum-cm: 1mm v?pondud to 11mm, imam was dleckr'd and oust-med by meal-:31, mde Wu; do." 11: npww. 2346 hrs. tn 1' jsrihlfmunandcr?lqnf LE - I Kristen M. Simltins Pram: Sent To: C: Sublect: Counselom. Amy Ha mp'tun Men-day. May 02, 2916 3:25 AM Danielle Mina rchick: Cai'?ym D. He?: Alyson FL Dwell: Stephanie 0. Kei?n T. Jeirle-s: Lorinda Brown Richard Smilil; Ryan M. Addlernan; Jena?'lan M. Millinder. Michael 5. Weeds It is my understanding Enmat. is putting requests in to be moved from Cube 53 to cube 3: {the laundry morn} in C3. Isped?mlly put inmate-n SB so she could he on camera and would appreciate i1 ifnu one would move her. She is on the bottom bunk, has a bottom locker. and is very capabfe of walking to and from the damom. She only wants cube 3 so she can be nearthe table and lay on her bunkta want: w. That?s not a goat} enough excuse in my mind. Thank Hampmn Kristen M. Simkins From: TO: .le? A. W'harlan Monday. May 02. 2016- AM Allen Sinclair. Amanda Basall'a.? Amy Smith: Andrea M. Puzycici.? Ann Marie ?idani - Pasces; Barb Gallo: Bonnie Wamon; Brad Taylor: Brenda A. Mci?nleyr Brian Quen'y: Bryan Sam sel' Carmine W. Prestia? lCharles A. Salyanish.? Charles Gingrich; Chn's Schultz Christine M. Sashes?Millinden Chuck wmnen Cindy Ross: Cindy Ros: Clayton 3. Reed: Claig E. AJtirnose; Dale I. ?led: Dave R. Crowley: David Grine. SeniorJudge: David w. Lomison: Debra A. Hornan: Debra Immel: Debra Reed.- Denise Elbell: Don Fronk Donald R. Gampe: Dusty W. oeuinney: ERIC summer _onn~r eaten [g royerlD?reonm}: Gene Lauri: George A. Benko?Pf-t James Clwala; Jennifer Kness: Jody L. Lair. Jonathan D. Grine. Judge: Jonathan aisle-y: Joseph L. Davidson; Joyce E. Mckinley: Judith A. Fur'faro: Judy D. Pleskonlm: Julia A Sprinkle-r Karen Caprio: Katherine if. Oliver. Judge: Kelley Gillette-Walker: Kendra J. Miknis: Kim M. Reese: Kimberiy If; Smelizer. Krista Davis: Kristen M. Simkins.? LeAnn R. Repasiry: Lydia Millard; Marl: Higgins: MarkJ. Kellerman; Mark 1 Smith, Esquire: Mary Kerstetter. Melanie Gordon: Michael Pipe: Michelle Sheelcler Natalie W. Corman: Hick Barger. Pamela A. Ruest. Judge: Phil McNea- Phillip Melnick: S?olly A. Clon?o: It. Kloda: Rachel French Rich A. Fomicola: Richard C. Smith: Robert E. Jacobs; Robert Sweiizet Rod Egen; Ronald Williams: Samantha K. Rees. Sandy F. Millet: 5a tl: Summey [Eagle Hazrnat}: Stacy Parks Miller. DA: Wrote Dershem: Sue Hannegan-J Sue M. Crowley. Susan J. Knisely. Tammy Spicer. Tammy S. Hahn: Thomas A. Weaver: Thomas J. McDertnotl; Thomas J. ?foung; Tho mas King Kistler. PresidentJudge: Tom M. Jordan: Toni Davis; Tracy Martin: Tracy WoiFe: Wanda E. Hockenberry Wanda Andrews: Wendy Ft. Long.- William L. BARRY .I. FEH ER [Ceno'e Hal! Boro Brian Bittner (PSUJrConnie Holt: David tylcens [Port Matilda Boro EMCJ: Delmer Homan [Haines Twp); Donald Holderman {Bellefonte Borough Ernest Greene Meant Kachuralc [Miles emci; Feeoemcr; T. KELLERMAN les org oro arold 'tou' angard Walker Twp. Jayson C. Lose McCloskey (Marion Twp. JUSTIN BUTTERWORTH {Ph'bg Boro Deputy EMle: lien Roan. Jr. [Marion Twp. Deputy Liberty Township: Lowell Johnson {Potter Mark B. Elazosky (Rush Twp. Marl-c Ott Millheim Borough: Pam J. Soule Rick w. Miller [Cur?n RobertJ. Fox (Penn Twp}; Scott [llig naylortwp. era-Ci.- Sham Kaumean Snow Shoe Townshi - Terry Gates Jr. (Boggs Twp. Tim Nilson Tom Hedrman {Miliheim Borough William Cartwright i ips urg Boroug EMU: Belief-ante Borough Manager [Ralph Stewart): Banner Township; Boggs Township; Centre Hall Borough: College Township: Curtin Township; Eric Mil?er {encmiller3419@gmaii. to In]: Ferguson Township: Gregg Township. Haines Township: Halfmoon Tow Borough: Huston Township: Jame-s Stef? Joel Watson Karen Basaila anon Township: Milesburg Borough: =Patton Township; Penn Township; Port Matilda Borough; Potter Township: Rush Township: Spring Township: State College Borough Manager Inhomas Fountainei: Ta or i Union Township; Unionville Borough: Walker Township: Wanda Guenot Worth 'Aaron Barb: Physical Plant Dir]: BRIAN GRIFFITH Chery? A. Potteiger [motteigi?basdnet]: Cindy Marsh Edward PoprEl: Dir. oF Physical Plant): Gregg 9 CI Halsamo: Sherry Connell: StJoseph' 5 Academy: Todd Taylor. ?u'an Swauger Subject SLGT Risk Attachments: The hazards listed below are mainly to the South of lCentre Co. . refer to the attached map. Stay safe. thanks Jeffrey A. 1lI'Ii'harran Director Centre Co. ??ice of Emergency Servicesr Emergency Management Coordinator 4213 Holmes St. Belleionte,Pa. 15323 Ori?ce: 314?355-6315 Cell: Fair: 3 Email: From: NW5 State College noaagotr] Sent: Monday. May oz. 2016 6:21 AM To: ER Subject: SLGT Risk NATIONAL: WEATHER SERVICE NW5 Paraters: 4? OVERVIEW: Scattered severe muhdemtomts possible this afternoon and early evening. WEATHER HAZARDS: Damaging thunderstorm winds o?+ntph Hail up to 1" weakJ'brief tornadoes 3 pm to pm. IMPACTS: Reports of strong windsurwind damage and power outages are possible. Outdoor events may he 2 disrupmd or method. Please see the attached brie?ng fa: mule mfunna?on. Brie?ng prepared by: Joe Ceru Plus: manila: the following 1 inks For updates W5 Sula: Conege Brie?ng Page: . lmmediale Qu?tions'l' Call [15313144314405 [Use?ptim'l Option We canalsa hundred 244'?? an WM Va": Rmfu?y, NW3 State (301%: In v3 annuaAa/unowaw aslu 1533,2an }0 am! 1, 5p mm ?uy?nmna :Iuluua unou?un mu. a: 1 sad 19?? pun Jan wanna: mu ?our Manama 'ipUlM Msn? 3U umum swmampunq: paJau?'r HIIM all?! :Iuwua All? I uauwauu Ill?. papa?xa I'l 3?1 a 51w: 1er 'Anmmw mnuamd Jam Dam aJanaf,? .1 5 J- uuquawua ?amnesia-I i- IW 9w mun} um; Mu ?pundm 1m u" my :3 ml ?rm-mm mm mm Salim WI Mun-maul in?ow Ilium NM MIN 19pm" upunmunm WHIM nu 1- SIM are: ?21} MM mama? 3m: 30! alumna: HNEH MINES HM HEHWHM 333535 WIN HOIAHEIS HEHLVEIM Kristen M. Simlrins From: Krista Davis Sent: Monday, May 02, 2016 3:52 AM To: Krista Davis Subject: Wellness Tip May 2, 2015 Running, Hiking, and More ??th Your Dog By Amy Paturel Hitting the trail is a great way to bond with your pet while enioying the outdoors. Plus, dogs bene?t from exercise and fresh air iust like you. and they're good company. "Hiking is a great way for dogs to expend energy both physically and mentally,? says Kat Miller, a behaviorist at the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. A tired dog tends to be well-behaved. so hiking and other types of exercise are great for high-energy hounds, she says. Whether you hit the mountains, camp at the beach, or run with your pooch at the local park, safety should be a top priority. Here are five ways to protect your pup on the trail. I. Visit 1four Vet Before you set out on a big hike, rule out any health or joint problems. Age, size. breed, and other things can limit your dog?s agility. While a bouncy puppy may seem like a perfect running partner, don't take yours on a long-distance jaunt until his bones have finished growing {about 13 months for most breeds}, M?ler says. And once your beloved pooch reaches his older, golden years. long walks can strain hisioints. ?rour vet will make sure your dog?s shots are up to date. She'll aiso got your pat on flea, ticic and heartwon'n prevention drugs. ?Ticks can cause Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and other diseases that pose a serious threat to your dog's well-being, and some are a danger to humans, as well,? Miller says. Many of the same products that treat fleas also kill ticks and protect against breakouts. Ask your vet which is best for your ?Furry friend. 1. Do Your Research Check out the area you plan to visit in advance, and make sure it allows canines. Also, most hiking web sites describe the climate, terrain, plants, and wildlife you're likely to see on the trait. Consider what?s best for your dog?s breed. Those with short noses might have trouble breathing during exercise, says animal behavior expert Andrea Arden, author ofBarron's Dog Training Bible. They're aiso more Iikelyto overheat. if your pooch has a?Few extra pounds, a lot ofexercise could be hard on his ioints. Large dogs are more likely to have ligament iniun'es, arthritis, and hip {meanin their hip didn't form normally]. 3. Start Slow As active as your dog might be, he wasn't born ready-made for marathons. He needs to build up his endurance just like you do. Start with short wall-ts, and build up the intensity and pace. ?Dogs are so excited to spend time with their human buddy, theymay push themselves too hard,? Arden says. ?Know your dog's boundaries and recognize the signs that he needs a rest." rcTake a Leash Want your pal to enjoy some time outside, but not on a leash? Make sure he responds to commands and that there won't be any unleashed dogs where you're going. ?Keep a leash with you on hikes, even ifyou think you can rely on your dog to come when called,? Miller says. Fido might want to run up to children, circle around mountain bikers, or chase other animals ?If you are wary of dogs, seeing a fro-pound black lab runningr toward you can be unnerving," Hsu says. Tour best bet is to assume that every oncoming hiker doesn't like dogs until they prove otherwise. Always give hound-less hikers the right of way. Make your pet sit beside you or put him on leash while they pass. If you?re in a wooded area, leave the extending leash at home. Otherwise, you might spend more tin-re untangling it from bIarIches and shrubs than enjoying your walk. 5. Bringd-re Right Gear Some dogs, like those with thick or double coats {think malamutes and golden retJ?ievers), are iust ?ne outdoors in cold weather. But canines with thin coats or those that spend a lot of time indoors might need a sweater or vest for warmth. There?s also a vest made to help keep your dog cool when it's hot outside, Arden says. If your pal is used to carpet and grass, walking on rocky terrain can hurt his paws, and hot concrete bun-rs. Hnring in the woods or on rough terrain? Cuts and scrapes are common. W'l-rile Such dangers can be hard to avoid, protective dog booties can help. ?You can also rub nontoxic natural waxes into your dog's paws to protect against snow and ice,? Miller says. Other critical gear: water, snacks, and poop bags. Pouches should n?t lap water from puddles, streams, rivers, and lakes, since they otter: contain harmful parasites and other toxins. Bring enough food to keep up with your pet's increased calorie needs, to o. If you want your pup to carry some of the load, start by having him weara pack around the house, then on short walks, and ?nally on long waiks or runs. "While some dogs can carry as much as 25.: of their weight, it is generally advisable not to go above Arden says. Here's a list of must-haves for your bike: . First aid kit: Ask your vet to suggest items for your pet. Bandages, antiseptic, tweezers (or a tick pick], antibiotic cream, and a flashlight are a good start. . ID: Make sure your dog wears a collar with id entii?ication, phone number, and rabies tags. Leash: Even if your pal walks weli without one, keep a leash on hand. Other dogs, woodland creatures, and inviting scents can lure him off-course. Water bowl and water: Your buddy will need plenty of H20 during hikes and long runs. . Dogfood and treats: Reward good behavior. Bribery helps, tool. - Emergency phone numbers: Jot down the number for the closest emergency vet clinic, as well as your own vet?s number and an emergency contact. - Picture of your pet: In case he gets lost. . Piastic bags: Leaving poop on the trail is a sure 1.yay to ruin a hike for others. Drop it in a bag or bury it 6 inches deep. Taking your pooch on a daily wilderness walk isn?t always practical. The key, experts say, is getting out for a val-iraI'i-z1 even if it's an ?urban hike" around the neighborhood. For dog-owner Hsu, her furry pal Maggie enjoy a hike brings her great ioy. "when she?s happy, I'm happy,? she says. Krista Burris Risk Manager?Wellness Centre County Government P. 314-543-1055 F. 314-543-1153 kid aidsi?bcenttecountypagoe Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent To: Subject: Attad?m?ntsz Kimberly?. Smeltzer Monday. May 02. 2016- 922 AM Robin Cain: Julia A. Sprinitie; George Raymond Thomas]. McDermott: Melanie l. Gordon: Richard I: Smith-12F! A. wharran; Jeremy Bland Hubert BJacobs: Matthew Milliran; Dale 1 were, E-arb Galln; Cfaymn a. Read Agenda Item 154054135410: You have an agenda item for the Tuesd ay, Mar.r 3, 2015 Board ofCornrniSEinnar?s meeting beginning at 10:09 AM. Please review the attachment'Fa: accuracy. E?Ftl-Iere has been an',r changes, if I.mu are una b1e toattand, or I,mu decide to send another representativefrom yaurdepanment, please let me know. Thank you very much.? CENTRE COUNTY BOARD OF CQMMIESIONERT WENDA TUESDAY. MAY 3. 2G I6 BOARD OF AGENDA Tunsday, May I. 2015. I090 AM. wibublnl: Midi-I: 420 Holmes steel. mm I46 Bellernnte. Pa IEIZI BOARD OF AGENDA TUESDAY. MAY 3. 101? 3 WI. CALL TD ORDER. PLEDGE OF Alli-6MB! VI. PUBLIC COMMENT In will! Swlim Am. will be alt-Inn the In- cum-nun! an mailer! arm u?iulal ?dun. MM lib: WEI (If Colnmiulnnen. Fur not an agenda. ?Will comma! 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MNUUNCEMWS Tm rrIiIipmuI-g Miriam IrIEIIbalnr wil is urandnpering on wednesthy. May II. 20?. at 1-10 PM. If- From smut. suIIa ma?a The mah sign on building 'I'Ilnlday. Mar 3. 1?16 Board of?mmiul?lld? - [0:00 Mil Rm HM Solicitor Maui-I; I ma MI [mgr cam Month [Vent . Cum? Slepa. .- Genlur - I113 PM Centre: Gianna Upon Home - 2:00 PM - centre Fumlee Mansion 3:30 Pm? 1-H "lurid". 5. 1016 Salty Board - IMAM - Roam Ila-mm?; Dual-LI - H.110 AM - Man-m IAGWB GUARD 0F MENDA TUESDAY. MAY 3. 1016 PAGE 5 KN. calm: mm; AMI- muu- GWI - 5110 PM TEE Valmlur mmyiilm - mmda tm - 6:10 PM [dim?Mild? Extend?: Manna-m IMAM - noun Hm cc or Rc?lu? Lunch I AM Mmmloln Haw Century Club D. minim Last dly for Denny noun] or mum. mum vole-d Inlilln- Ind cum-I Ibunlra mum: Maud-y. Maul! 1. 2016 Lul day in Chaim! and ?ll mu WHISW um day fur by cor-Mam Imnirulw by mum-dun um any for whr?rjull by elucidate: nun-third II Tuudly. Dunbar 'l 1. 2016 um day In hefhrn lhu rim-umber Hulk)? Imadumnumhm Jud Lu! day In Ipply for chi-n I Inn Man bulb: Edda?. Nun n?L'bILlJm day for Candy Dnln?h ufml?k?l? ICI- ?Miln Mm mayday. Haw-unam- 3. in 15 GENERAL ELECTION QWSTIDNS FROM THE PRESS ADJOURNMENT Kristen M. Simkins From: Apple <Neml? ln5ide?pple?pphoom> Sent: Monday. May 02; 2916 9:26 AM To: Richard C. Srni?1 Subject The perfect gift. Justin ?rm for Mother's Day. 6 Give a gift that does as much 85 Mom Make her gift perfect. . Pixel perfect. With the power of a PC and the power to go beyond it Buv App?: the ne.1.I-.nr 93?inch iPad Pro lets Mom get everything clone. Bax-'3' iPad Pr:- Shop iPao? Just her style. Shop iPad accessories Pick it up todayr Visit a store Buy and pick up available Our Specialists will help you ?nd items a: the Apple Store the perfect gift. in an haur.? Find a store Learn mure For her noteworthy words. Eur; Smart Keyboard 1- Free tum-day deliver}: On in-stack items ordered by 5:00 pm. Learn more 1 Shop l[Ilur'ilirue I Find a Store Gel the Apple Store App We Eli: linkage andeng-auedpmduns an: up: walkable for mrdnin-slme pickup. 114ml! :mrlam eh 2915 Mp1: In:_ I us ee-nu, Cupulu-n. meson. All ?15m: Reserved I Updated Privacy Fallacy ?(napkin were: mun emill frmApple, e-riF-pu've changed-germ email eddiess. please (lid: hut Kristen M. Simlrins From: Jonathan M. Millinder Sent: Monday. May Ell, 2016 9:43 AM To: Amy Hampton; Ashlee M. Wagner; Bradley C. Kling: Brian J. Beale: Can G. Gemmati: Carlton 1.. Henry: Charles Ft. Emmennan: Christopher M. Baughman.? Crisanne M. Kelley: Dave Watson: David C. Knapp: David Eryan.? David R. Bettie: David 5. long; Dawn F. Goes; Dayna M. McKee; Donald M. Smith: Douglas T. Weaver. Duslin T. Henry; George F. Murphy: Hea?rer F. Beaver; Henry Napoleon: Jacob T. Love: James A. Simler. James F. Meyer: Jason R. Buckley: Jason R. Mu?'lEE'EbaUgl'l; Jennifer E. Ed: Jill r; Dickey: John .I. Mohler: Joth. Scarborough?ohn MJones: Jonathan C. Hockey: Jonathan M. Ayers: Joseph E. Taylor. Justine M. Addieman: M. Lomison: Kelly Evans; Kevin J. McCeoL' Keya M. Kaiser. tinted-y N. Rupert Kyle S. Miller. Lyden Hilliard; Mark T. Waite; MatthewJ. Bede Mat-drew Sham-er: Matthew PL Omdorf: Matthew T. Fisher: Michael D.Ish!er: Michael E. Shearer: Nick Ft. Smith: Philip D. Calhoun; Randy Wrurerite: Ryan A. Cox; Ryan P. Taylor. Ryan S. Miller. Ryan T. Pataky: Sage B. teal: Sarah Prentice; Shandell M. Pusey. Shane Billet: Tanna 1.. Shirk: Thomas K. Hook; Thomas S. Allen. Jr; Tiffany A. MoCIenahan; Tony M. Little.- Ty M. Con?aneosa C. Billet: Walter E. .I'eirles; IWayne A. Warner II: Whitley L. Wagner; Iaehary S. Sayers: Juan Mendez: Midiael 5. Woods; Allyson Ft. Duyall: Cai?yn U. NEH: Danielle MinarchicI-t: Kevin T. Jeirles Lorinda Brown; Stephanie 13. MeGhee: Ashley M. Burns: David F. Goodman: Dawn M. Walls: ?izabelh EWoods Erin M. Mosser, Johnna Bilger: Kevin P. Peacock: Larry Lidget?t: Lindsey Has: Stacy Smith; JeffreyT. Hite; Joseph S. Koleno; Melanie L. Gordon; [ti-chard Smith Subject Inmate -Tethe-r Restriction Inmate?as been removed from the Tether Restriction and 2 person escort requirement. Thank you, LT Jonathan Millinder Centre County Correctional Facility T00 Rishel Hill Road Beliefome. PA exL 5 Kristen M. Simkins From: Geri A Brabham Sent: Monday. May 02, 2015 10:05 To: Richard C. Smiih Cc Melanie Gordon Subject Wa1terleirles Prorrn?an hnp-mante: High Good Man-ling, We have Wa?erjei?es Jr. on the Board of Commissiuna?s meeting for Thursday. I need to knew what datewu would Iikethis to he efFective. Let me know ify'ou have any.I quatians. Thank you. Geri ?rstham Human insulates Analyst (gnu-9. Cnuht?f Gavernment 420 Holmes Street. RoumBS? Bellefan'he. PA. 15323 3111-3556148 E11. 123-1- 5 blue cent: noun maybe p?r?cgt?m?dm?aL ?the 5mm I?srr?aution, Kristen Ell. Simltins Front Sent To: Ct: Subject: All: Joseph S. Koieno Monday, May 02, 2016 10:0? AM Allyson R. Amber M. wolfgang.? Amy Hampton: Ashlee M. Wagner: Ashley M. Burns; Barbara Parsons: Bradleyc. Kling: Brenda A. Melanie}: Brian 1. Real: C. Kay Woodring: Caidtrn DI. Nef? Can G.Gemrne?: Carlton Henry, Charles R. Error-tarmac: ChristopherJW. Baughman: Ctisanne M. Kelley: Danielle Minarthidr: Dave Watson: David C. Knapp; David F. Goodman; David Bryan; David R. Ze?ie: David 5. King: Dawn F. Gosx Dawn M. Waits; [Jayne M. McKee: Denise A. Murphy: Donald M. Smith; Douglas T. Weaver: Dustin T. Henry; El'mhe?tl't E. Woods: Eric A. locktidge: Erin M. Mower: George F. Murphy; Heather D. Edda): Heedier E. Beaver: Henry Napoleon; Jacob Lotte; JarnesA. SimlecJarnE F. Meyer: Janet Snydenlascln Fl. Buckletnlason R. Mudiershaugh: Jeffrey T. Hits: Jennifer F. Ecic Jill Dickey: John J. Mohler: John J. Scarborough John M. Jones Johnna Bilger. Jon D. Fisher: Jonathan E. Rodney: Jonathan M. Ayers;.tonathan M. Millinder: Joseph ETaylonJoseph S. Koleno; Joshua D. Re?ne: Juan Mendez Justine M. Addleman: M. Lcmison; Kelly Evans; Kevin J. Britdle: Kevin J. McCool: Kevin P. Peacock; Kevin T.Jeirlei Kevin Wendell: lie-fa M. Kaiser: Kimberly N. Rupert Kyle S. Miller: Kyle S. Smith: tarry Lidgett Leonard Varied: Levi R. Knotfsinger: lJ'l'LclS-Elf Has: Lolinda Brown; Linden Hilliard; Marin: Waite: Marlene Summers; MatdtewJ. Bed: Matthew J. Shaw-rel: Matthew R. Omdorf: Matthew T. Fisher. Melanie Gordon: Michael Michael R. Shearer: Michael S. Woods: Milane Daughenhaugh; Niel: R. Snith; Philip D. Calhoun: Randy L?rt?dietite: Richard C. Smith; Ryan A. Cort: Ryan J. McCloskey: Ryan P. Taylor: Ryan S. Miller: Ryan Fatah}: Sage B. Lear: Sarah Prentice; Sitar-dell M. Poser. Shane Billett Stacy Smith; Stephanie D. McGhee; Tanna Shirk: Thomas K. Hook: Thomas S. Allen. Jr; 'I?tl'tanyA. Mc?enahan: Torn Duh-ow; Tony M. Utlie; Ty H. Corl; Vanessa C. Billed: Walter E. Jeidesz Wayne A. WarnerIl.? Whroiey Wagner: 'u'tt'ilrner 5 Andrews: ZacharyS. Sayers Gene lauri; Cathy}. Arbogast Training Class in June There will be a ratherlarge training held in our community room on June and ere These will run ?om Elam-4.13m and lunch will he provided by our Kitchen Sta?'. We are expecting about 30 people and will include three ofour Counselors and outside personnel. The trainings deal with street drugs and D?u?t relapse Each dag.r is a different training so different people could be here each day. There Irish}.r he tours beforefa?crfduring these training with those attending. Mr. Verbeck will be contacted about setting the room up for the training. And positing will most likcl'ybe re?ected {like Coalition Meetingsl More information will follow closer to the trainings and on may has been put on the electronic calendar for each training. Please contact me with any questions or ooncems. "I?l'tank you, Joseph Kolcno Deputy Warden of Administration Centre {L?oungtf Correctional Frocilitj,r T00 Rishei Hill Rd. Builefonte, PA ?5323 intents] externion: 1046 Phone: Fax: Slat-5434 151 This e?mail is con?dential and my contain legally privileged information This message is intended for the recipient and is notto be duplicated or rcproduced without mitten consent from the sender. [fyou are not the irttended recipient, it trio},r be unlawful for you to read. copy, distribute. disclose, or otherwise make use of the infonnetion herein. Ifyou have received this e?mail in enor, please contact the sender immediately. Kristen M. Simkins Fran-I: Sent: To: Subject Jonathan M. Millinder Monday. May 02, 2016 10:19 AM Amy Miller: Karla A Wither-i112: Jeffrey T. l-?lle; Joseph S. Eaten-o; Melanie L. Gordan: Richard C. Smi?d'l: Allyson R. Dwell: Caidyn D. Danie1le Minarch'lclc Kevin T. Jeirles: Lnn'nda ?rm-m; Stephanie D. Mc?hee; Ashley M. Burns; David Goodman; Dawn M. 1Halls Elizabeth F. Wands; Er'ln M. Masses Jul-Inna B'rlget: Karin P. Peamk: Lari}.I L. Udgett: Lindsey Has: Mendez Mathew T. Fisher. Midwel S. Woods: Thomas S. Allen. Jr. All: Status ?has been from lnv. Stabs and placed on NB. She will mnlinue to be on the tether which requires a 2 person escort. Thanks. LT Jonathan Millinder County Correctional Facility T00 Rishel Hill Road Bellcfontc, PA 16323 314-355?6?94, ext. 5 'mmillind @centremu Kristen M. Simltins From: Kristen M. Simltins Sent: Monday. May 02. EDIE 10:2? AM To: Ridierd C. Smith Subject RE Sexual Harassment training Could you do it right after the salary board meetingon the Thursdairsinoe Iiron have to be here forJeirlec appointment anyways? Thank you, Kristen ?mkins Human Resources Director Uf?te: i814} assent; Mir emaii address above hnsimltin ofthismoesageisneitherlhe lamina. Ifraulutre computer. Myron! From: Hidletrd C. Smith Sent: Friday. April 29, 2015 To: Kristen M. Simltins Meet: RE: Sexml Harassment training Kristen, I can pretty much make on:' time work next week. Is that helpful? Warden Smith 5M5. are at: Centre Count-.r Correctional Facility mo Hishel Hill Road Eellefonte PA 16323 {81413555194f18141543-1150fax rcsm'rth From: Kristen M. Sent: 'I'imrsdair, April 23, 3116 3:34 AM To: Richard C. Smi?i Subject: Same! I-Iarassmeitu'aining Warden, Our records show 1rots have not attended Supervisor sexual he rassment training. We need to set up a time, preferably within the nexttwo weeks; for you to come to Human Resources for Training. The treiningtakes approximatelir??-?tti minutes and is required. Thank you, Kristen Simltins Human Resources Director Centre Ciaruriti,l Government 420 Holma Street. Fliuum 334 Beliefante, PA 16323 0m: {514: 355-63943 My email address HAS CHANGED tothe above itmsimitins centrecoun a. t?daofdlu?mgcisneiihcr?lc dissemintioo, distrim?orLuoautliodood use. otcopring ofd?soomnr?ation Esproilnbited. lira: hm: received this mutilation in. error. plusemtiff die sender reply-nag to dismemge and delete tltcornmuroution ?'omvourcompurer. Think-pm! Kristen M. Simkins From: Lor'rrda Brown Sent Monday. May 02. mm 1031 AM Tor. Allyson R. Dwell: Amber M. Wolfgang: Amy Hampton: Ashlee M. Wagner: Ashley M. Burns: Barbara Parson: Bradley ?ling: Brenda A. Mcl?nley: Brian J. Heal: C. Kay Woodnng: Cain-5:11 D. Nell: Carl IE. Gemrna?a': Cartoon Henry: Charles Ft. Emmerrnan: Uil?istopher 1W. Baughman; Crisanne M. Kelley: Danielle Minarclridc Dave Watson: David C. Knapp; David E. Goodmn; David Bryan; David David S. King: Dawn Goes: Dawn Mini-falls: Dayne M. McKee: Denise Murphy. Donald M. Smith: Douglas T. Weaver: Dus?n T. Henry: Elizabedr EWoods; Erica. Lockridge: Erin M. Masses: George F. Mum-111.: Heather D. Eckle'y: Headrer Beaver. Henry Napoleon: Jacob T. Lava: James A. Simler', James F. Meyer: Jarrett. Snyder: Jason R. Budd-2y: Jason R. Muthersbaughue?rey 1. HiterJennifer Ed: Jill C. Bide-y: John J. Mahler: John J. Scarborough:lohn M. Jones Johnna Bilgenlon D. Fisher, Jonathan C. Rocker: Jonathan M. Ayers.- Jona?ran M. Millindertjoseph Taylor: Joseph 5. Koleno: Joshua D. Refiner: Juan Mendez: Justine M. Addleman; Ka?rryn N. Lon?son; Kelly L. Evans; Kevin J. Brindle: Kevin J. McCool; Kevin P. Peacock: Kevin T. Jeirler. Kevin Wenrick: Keya M. Keiser: Kimberly N. Rupert Kyle S. Miller: Kyle S. Smith.- Larry lidge?; leonard Verb-rack: Levi Ft Kno?sinager: Lindsey Hass: Lorinda Brown.- Lyden Hil?ard; Marl: T. Waiter Marlene E. Sumers: Mar-them. Bode Matthew J. Slimmer: Harmer?: FL Onrdorl: Mat?rew T. Fisher: Melanie Gordon: Michael D. Ishl-er: Michael Fl. Shearer: Michael S. Woods MiEane Daughenbaugh: Hick R. Smith; Philip D. Calhoun: Handy ir?r'i?reri?he: Rid1ard If. Smi?'r: Ryan hCoa: Ryan J. Mc?oslre-r. Ryan P. Taylor; Ryan S. Miller: Ryan T. Fatah}: Sage B. Lear; Sarah Pren?oe: Shandell M. Poser: Shane Hanan: Stacy Smi?-r; seaphanie D. McGhee: Tan na Shirk: Thomas K. Haul: Thomas 5. Allen, Jr; Tiffany ?r McClerrahan: Tom Burrow; Tony M. Lil-He: Ty M. Cori: Uanessa C. Biiletl: Walter 16116:me Harmer ll; Whit-Icy LWagner. Wilmer Andrews: Eadiary S. Sayers Suhiecl: Ou'lside Clearance Attachment Outside Clearance Workers Schedule Bid-oar Lair-Enid Re-Enlry Specialist Carrie County Coneuional Facility T00 Rishol Hill Road Bellel'on?te. Pa 16323- Iniaemal extension: 2023 PhonoLino: Elli-51134165 Centre Peace 7:4Sarn-41009m ?:45am-11:005m 11:ODam-4:00pm Brian Vargas-return at 113m on Thursdays Chelsi Gordon-hold In Tuesdays Thomas Probst Douglas Sunday Lynette Bruss-return at 11am on Thursdays Craig Helmerl Toby Calpetzer County Maintenance First Shift: 8:15am-3:15pm Secund Shift: 3:30pm-10:30pm Shaquan Wright Daniel Stocktun Garrett Howser On Grounds Workers Work Release Brenda Trude Brittany ?nnh-Halslmaler Adam CNC Clint Weaver-Confer Trucking Inc. Adam Singer-Nothing But Hair Unisex Hair Salon Emily Fink-West Side Stadium Bar 8: Grill Thomas Evans-Duffy?s Tavern Krisben M. Simkins From: Denise A. Murphy Sent: Monday. May 02, 2015 10:43 AM To: Richard Smith Subject: Fw: VSP Appreda?an Dinne: Atladimen'ls: Dedicated Hear?doc: humane: High Here isthe dinner invite.-.not certain who you plan to send to hawmr this is rte-tan actual invite for any occasion! swig? inmate Miami-ts Cenlre CounTy Correcliom] Faciity 7m 91511:le Road amiame. PA 15833 i355- gig-12.1.5: an. W753 words from Lieutenam Harem- Cain: Centre Countyr Correctional Facility 2015 VSP Appreciation Dinner geclioated Hearte Dedicated hearts like yours are not so ease].r to ?nd. It takes a special person to be so generous and kind. To care so much for 1your fellow man is a quality.r all too rare. ?fat you give of your time and talents, for all in need to share. So thank you for being a 1.roiuntieer, we're privileged to work with you. We want vou to know how appreciated I.rou are, not just today, but the whole year through. ~a uthor unkn own Please join us for dinner to express our appreciation of your hard work and dedication Date: Thursda Se tember 24 2015 Time:5:00 pm Please RSVP by September 14, 2015 Kristen M. Simkins From: Melanie Gordon 5311: Monday, May 02, 2015 10:49 AM To: Geri A Bnbharrt Rid'lard Smith Subjeel: RE: Walter .Ieitles Pmrm?an What is me some: date the transier can occur? Does it have to be with the start ofa pay perimi? Hellenic gore-on, CHM, Depuw Warden of Operations Centre County Correctional Fadlityr 1'00 Rishel Hill Rd Bellefonte, PA 16323 {314: 355-6394 {314] 543-1150 [fax] me: Gui A. Bmtilam Sent: Mmdav, May 02, 2016 10:05 AM Tn: Richard C. Smith Cc: Melanie L. Gordon Mien: Walter kids Prerm?nn Importance: High Gear] Morning, We have Walterleitles Jr. en the Board of Commissioner?s meeting farThursda-Ir. need to knmuwhat dateynu would like this to be effective. Let me know if you have am equations. Thank you, Geri Brahham Human Rmm?nal'm Centre County Gave-"malt 4-20 Holiness-met, Room 33-! Bellefnnte, PA 1633 314-355-646 Ext. 1234 Ehmbham?tenmmung?.gu I'm disdumc. dies-mien. nflhi-s mmuu?ta?anispmhihtimd. ?you have receiwd [hill in mot. plus-cmliff?lescndu bytepiyigm?ismu?gcinddelc?ch amputeeTh? yaul Kristen M- Simln'ns From: Sent: To: Subject: Or?oermm <0fU?mailnf?cetcom> Monday. May 02. 2015 11.13 Richa rd C. Smith Of?cermm - Jobs &Careers Get fast, relevant product Law Enforcement Of?cer Pesilions - ANY DEVICE. Washington DC Visit the am Fashion Type: Entry-Level and Experienced Police GUIDE Dinner Salary: annual: mrsuoaessl'uny passing prohalionary pedo-d salary inmes Io 5.5353100 Localion: Wailinghm. DC Clio-slug Date: 2016-05-30 Lessons In Leadership: General Buford at me Balm: of Ely LT. ED FALLAS a 361'. AL Ll'f :reu. Leadership Connemara In leaded-lip. mud: be learned from history. 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Smith Amihmm?ls: EMAEL HAS CHANGED Brenda McKinley Mm in?rm Assistant 334-543 -1 E354 YOU ARE COHDIALLY INVITED T0 DINE WITH STAFF ON MAY 3, 2U15. WE WILL BE SERVING FROM AND 5PM - Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent Tn: Cc Suhjecl: Altadm'lents Jeffrey T. H'Ite Munday, May 02. 2016 11:14 AM RA-CROI-FICEOFCGU Flichand C. Smith; Melanie Gordon; Joseph S. Kolena: Brenda A. McKinney Emailing: New EUR April 2915.315: New EDP. April 2015.:st Eighteen-38:31. ?gup??ugc?ggi?rg Enr?uuhu ?an. 4.2. Illa-Eln- igalltiagll?li L?hvulsaai Hula Billy-IE kn! ?il??iagua?iih glazing-Inquiring. giggl.??i?h .iil??z?i?D iliilgbiguliluill?iliizil?k 3333"; i it? 8.01.35 a '5 gratin-.5335 hiding gluII-lnunil?. ?i?uhgs?k-F?ng?w?tiagu??guga?g cauli?ua?g??unrlva?pi In dial-I} {labile-git! Mn Elysian gazing? EHEIE sibggagtdlil?glgg?ighgi Kristen M. Simkins From: Stephanie 13. McGhee Sent: May 02. 2016 11:13 AM Tn: Richard C. Smith Subject Marianna Haagies I just received your voicemeiL regarding your haegie order. I hope you received theml PLease let me know. Than ksi few 12 were Counselor Centre Camry Correctional Facility Rishe! Hill Rand Beliefmlte, PA 15323 [514} [option 3,3,4) Kristen M. Simlu'ns Fmrn: Stephanie D. McGhee Sent Monday. May 02, 2015 11:3? AM To: Richard C. Smith Subject RE: Marianna Hoagies Thank you for supporting the fundraising effort! 43' From: mm C. Smith Seal: Monday, May 02.. 2015 11:36- AM To: Shepi-ianie 0. Wm Subject: RE: Marianna Hoagioe Stephanie, I did receive them they were Thank You, Warden Smith ?lm-rd! ?nd. Huh Centre County Correctional Facility 1'04] Rishel Flood Bellefante. PA 16323 fax . 'ir From: Stephanie D. McG'iee Sent: Mildly, May 02, 2916 11:13 AM To: Rid'iani C. Smith Subject: Mariam-Ia Hcsagie: i just received your voicernail regarding your hoagie order. 1 hope you received them! Please let me know. Thanks! .f?W ?2 Cmmselor Centre Cmml?y Cmcc?mmi Facility ?ll] Risllel H111 Road Et?efonte, Pa 15523 $314) 355-639; {option 3,3,4} Kristen M. Siml?ns From: Saman?-ua K. Rees Sent: Monday, Marla}. 2016 12:01 PM To: Richard Smith.- Melanie Gordan Subject: lieutenant App attachments: Taylor. Ryan P..pdf Samantha H. Rees Specialist Human Resources [Jenna County Gnvernment Holmes Street, Room 334 Bellel?onte. PA 16323 14-355-ET4B Ext. 1 232 The in?crmation in Illi?-mm-agtmay he p?vm ?mdisdomtc. 'ts I'Icilhn Ila: tecrpimt, at an employee 01' 33cm t?poasihle fordclivcry ofthu': my: ID Lb: :cdpicm, you?: huz?f noti?ed any mm djsn'bu?on. uflhis mam hpmh'himd. IEyo-u Imm- rocch'td Ilia mutilation in mar. plus: not-Ll}- hyrc-ph'ingto ditcommuuimtion Runyon Wit-r. 131m]: you! Kristen M. Simkins Frnm: Sent: To: Subject: Warden" Amy Hampton Monday. Mag.r 02, 2016 12:29 PM Richard C. Smith April Mandates Here is aver-y quick trough: breakdawn ofthe mandate-5 for the month aprri'l 15 part timers were man dated 15 fulltimerswere mandated 5 5 and 2 I can see where F'rsher'ls getting the hears of his guys were mandated in the of April aiune. Kristen M. Simlu'ns From: Sent To: Subject Attachments: Impedance: Denise A. Murphy Menday, May '32. 2016 12:33 PM Joseph 3 Helena: Richard C. Smith: Melanie Gordon: leffreer. Hite Board of Prison Inspectors April 14-2016 Meetingdoo: Board of Pn'sen Inspecm:s Apr-it 1+z?l? Meetingdoac STUDY FOLLOW- UP na1.ppbr High DRAFF- Meeting minutes attached. Let me know of any diang? needed. PLEASE double med-[the areasfarrne. Ferseme reason the recording was extremely muf?ed thist?lrne. Does anyone knew Barbara's last name? BOARD OF INSPECTORS MEETING Thursday, April 14, 2am CEHTRE Courmr CORRECTIONM. e: a Bonn 0F Interior-ans Hmunes Twatm 14, 2015 11:: Centre Cnunty Cmredinml Faeility Roan! of Wm met For the? regLizr rmr?lly meeting on My. Nari In?tendmmueren?chael?pe. cm seen-en G. Dershem. Commie: Delis: Elhdi. Astaire; may Wm, m5: Conrail. Dem Cami)! Wm Sari-lbs: Adriana-amt: Hmbelh Dmuis. Comfy We]: Melan'e Gnu-don. Dem warden 47me Joseph Helena, Mn afadni?tm??m Je?Hitc. MGM Lawi, Mermafair?wm?ec Phrim'rg: Bind-es Witn'ter. Emmi-ex; Wen Simicins, Hm Ream Shutter: Tom Emu. 0mm Janet lm'l'lsr mhan my and Denise Mtl'phy. Mew-"aw I. CALL TO ORBER A. Conm?ssiUn-eri chain-en Michael Pip-eculed the Board ?lm meeting to urderat 3:05 AM. II. PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD A. No cameras. MEETING MINUTES in. Motion mintes fromMarei-r 10. 2016. i. 'Conlimnalinn of Meeting?. a. In. An ExemliveSessinn should be dismissed ahead of time and added In the agenda. ii. hairline: approved with charge noted. W. DISCUSSION ITEMS A. RWIMM Proposal mews: Wxakmj i. nrderedC?rSism. a. E?r'sbrings theehidren in to?situith the parent. Parentsnathwhedwidlm'sdc nalreoeh'eeontactis'rls. ii. Wmt?bewmwd? a. 1. Takesmiempletemdelm b. iiL Eariydiscussiunphase. a. Wr?w?iescrileria? b. roam urren?y available for contact visils. c. More work for?le O?ieers and Camelot: Policy changes. (in-rent policy does all-ow nomad visiLs. (Hm-rent policystates commits must be approved by Willem e. W?lm?eisils? f. Comband and saferycmerns. iv. Charge: {ta-Herb? a. ?uid: clearances wmatd depmd on aim: eemnined. b. dwges and exite?a wtruld be discussed. Subcommittee. a. b. Vi. Omsid'e Agency Tel: to Parenting Plus or Relocation Program help. b. #53 urchiid Access Center could possibly help wilt: things to took for during the smenisedvisit; B. Recidiinn Study {Dem maiden! i. precentedas?deshewonreddhm {seem a. Study is selling a foundation for future analysis ufdata. h. Recidivism study done on Celt-e Gunny changes oily. c. Data on fow- years areas follow?: 1. I. 3. 4. d. M?tis e. Cm'rtime tan comparedata surly. c. FEE-II. Carpianoe impaction Worms} i. April 6. 2&16 of?cial P?EANatiee afAUiit. ii. ?9 PREhmldiL Data dues-wedsbefere theaudit. iv. v. Goa-1 istogain oump?ame. n. Monl?y?epm'l?eim {Emmy Martini-?an) i. i. Grievances a. Hummus grievances wtinoverthesarne issues. b. He fouId-ed issues. Griemnees actually rid mtgo m. 11. Continue to Fi? 20f]- BOARD OF Imarc?s MHUTES I4. 2016 F. Contract Status I. Nontambertand Conny a Current ram ori?iu?pu-myper inmate. b. No lam-tam mm'acts. c. Horthum?bertand wrd?ascd the Nor?twm?t Amdamy. w: mu: int-ma stat-rig in June. ii. saw-1m County a. Gil-rent rate ?$65.00 per day per innate. h. Housing Fatal: inmales due In We. a. Hutsl'ngbatuem 10-15 fcmale int-tales. Eii. TP?VSitams ml housingStale Wes. iv. Clear?cfd Cut-?y a. gill housing Cami-y umtm v. Hunligdon County a. Contimc to house: Hunli'gdun County Inmat?. F. sums i. Garden ij-cct a. Possibly looking to amend gardcnitg project. in. Currentbr need amide In mark in H1: garden i1. Sanity PM a. Sec-rig sum-a1 cunt-actors. b. Ewwalkm Emu-s with fencirg. Shaw: 2. Alshowetsin C?un'rts been repaired. b. Epmiod all sham c. 'nr. Built and ?air-gs a. Ournm?y have no raiig on buds. I). Safety issue, manta end-d ml out of bed. PCIsafetypand. notikca?d?srai. d. a. 200 beds to weidw'r?t safety tails. V. Member Reports i. to Gene Lauri (1MB Excellence in Ladersnip Award! ii. Gsne Lauri [(1le a. CJAB (30an at State. College. b. ?madam Punistmutt Grant app?mlian n. Grant mansion apprm-ed through the and 6. (2.19.3 has a Drug conning-e. l. Fileda grant apptimmn forsml't: ti'ugdmp ham. 2. Web page: updated with info to dmwammtinn to drug mu'dnsc. PagpSoF-l. or Matures Tnumv, Hill. 14. 2016 Unim a- No Members hr. Prison Society a. Jamel Imns 1. Arts limits; malu'rg quilt squares. 2. Haping to male: a whole quilt. v. Human Rm 3. I. Naming to report this month. vi. Barber-3?? Daughter is inwwrated. Daughtu'has small chid. The bdarncatl to band. They want to lave variant Hisil's. [1m will continua, open to tlzcidm 1risil Will folnw q: nextweek. II. JLCHONS i. issuesfanri-JmSta?. a. Table for Next maths. b. Nadia mall ?fth: Board here fordimussinn. ill. ANHGUHCEMEHTSFOTHERBUSINESS i. ?lewd moany meelirgisscheduled fort-By 1212Di6 Contaiioml Facility Roam N. EKECUTWE SESSION i. No Excwtivc mu scheddcd. ADJOURN E. Meeting ended at 9:8 AM. a. Motion adjourn made by Cumrtiss?urm' Denim. b. by Page-tun RECIDIVISM FOLLOW-UP April H. 20'! Results for em I Cohort I 522 summed muf?n?: mums ?mu-2m: -339rmnalw?le hell-Hm NH - 585mm ul?rorkd?nlpmalevhla?on - l?nheforferrulu hi?rurl'atmakx? Resufts for 2009 Cohort - ?Insult-2M9 mm 2411: -3I?n?lh?mml -5??nmdurges [I'll-Em - lumbefu'fumln ui?lnrmal-u anneal? Results for 2012 Cohort - 3555mm Came Conner Flemming {linens refused In - Results for 20] Cohort - mmdan-Ilymn?ig Giza? mumm H.113 dearm - prohibition - - Z?lnrnulu Sentenced Population Recidivism Rates [96] 311732017 Final Thoughts poinlfomzrd annual-hug yam -? ? ?mlhgatummlm ?mung-1m": human population [animal 14. u?ml?} -ceadhuhhutilatefiiam1mdmh? (?Emu-11d] - InhrITI-?l?on Emmi!? - Blygu?d?un betanu?nnal - ?anthem-1mm - umurld?mlmm - lawman-bulb I 1111mm: *mnnm vmum -m-uqmmumm:nau 'W??l?mm Efl?l?l? Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent: To: Subject Amid-Imam KayWoodring Monday. May 02, EDIE 12:52 PM Bryan Sampsel; Denise Elbell; Eileen B. Mckinne-?Jeffrey T. Hite: Jonathan D. Grins] Judge: Joseph S. Koieno: Mark Higgins: Melanie Gordon; Mid-nael Pipe: Richard Smilh: Stacy Parks Miller, Steve daily pop rep-amino: daily pop rep-undue: (gaunt? 01321113, to Richardc Smith. no {one Bellefon'ne. mm 165:: Kolano ?Min Telephone ism 35543794 met-anew Fox [314} 545?1150 l'effteyT. Hit: POPULATION RE PORT May 2, 1016 HOUSING STATUS Total usable beds: 39? Empty beds: 103 Docupied beds: 294 Tom. Ponmnon Bnemroown Inmates currently housed it the Facility Male: .. 231 Female. 63- Totzi: 134 Contracted inmates from other oounti? Clear?eld: 20 Elk: 1 Fayette: Ci Huntingdon: 30 Iuniata 2 Lyn-coming: .. Mi?lin: 1 Monmur: 0 Northern berlanel'. 31 Perry: 1 Union: 3 Total: 9? PA Tethnical Parole Violators Toms Total number oontracted inmates lCount'y E: State} 9? Total numberofexd'iange inmates: Total number of out ofCounttr warrants: 0 Total numberofCentre County inmates: 197 Total Population: 294 FEMALE 5mm Female inmat? housed for other counties C1 ear?eld: 2 Eli: Fayette: Huntingdon: 13 Juniata 1 Meaning; DI Perry: 1 Montour: ID Horthumheriand: 1? Union: Total: 39 Total Female Population: 53 Totalfemale Centre County inmates: 24 Total female cmtracted inmats: 39 Durant Bnenxoomr Total with Outside Clearance: 1? Male: 12 Female: 5 ASSIGNMENTS County Maintenance: 3 Centre Peace: Tr? On Grounds: 2 Work Release: 5 ?Snow removal ?Garden Project Awaiting Placement: Tom. Muumostneslanrencen Popuumon mamas Won]: Assortment? 1? oftheEIS Centre County sentenced inmatrs. or 1m have outside clearance and assignment and are actually eligible for outside clearance by Approved Policy. 'Snow removal workers are not counted as they have otherworl: assignments. [tonne Comm 5mm:- Powwow Total: 19? Sentenced to Centre 1.?.?IciiuntgliI 99 Unsentenced: 3? State SentenceIPending Transfer: 11 'Post Sent Motions: ?On Appeal: ?Otlter: ID Kristen M. Simkins From: Gene lauri Sent Monday. May Ell", 2015 IZDCI PM To: Bonnie Millmore Bryan Sampsel: Carri-line W. Frestia: Casey M. McClain: n: Dale 1. Herr. Denise Eibeli: Gene Leuri.? Eirn Jones MJonathan D. Grins. Judge: Kendal. Miknis. Mark Fraileyli? Mark Higgins Michael Pipe: Nataliew. Cont-Ian; Richard C. Srni?t. Stacy Parks Miller. on; Steve Dersi'lern: Thorn Brewster?Thomas]. Thomasi. Youn :Tom Kin Ming @statecollegepa .us} Cr: Diane Conrad :Jeannine Lozier [JLozier@rnou ntnit?tan .o J: Scott A. Sayers: Danielle Minard?rick: Rich Kelley Amy Rumbel Dave FL Crowley: Eileen nnegr. Karri E-Iull [my M. CaroRoni: Mark S. Smith. Esquire: Norman J. Specimen Subject FW: Overdose News Bulletin Here is the latest edition Of the Drug Overdose News Bulletin. Gene Lauri. MAS. Director Criminal .luslioe Planning Department Centre County Correctional Facility TDD Rishel Hill Road Belterenle, Pril. 15323 Tel: Bid-3555??. menu option 5 FAX: 814-546?1150 Email: eiauri-Qdenlrecountypagou The contained in this eiec?lIo-niotransmission may indude con?dential inlorrnalion Milan is legally privileged. This information is intended ontyfor use by the indiuidua?s] to which it is addressed. If you are not the intended recipient. you are hereby noti?ed any disclosure. copying, forwarding or other distnhution of these contents is not authorized and may be a violation of state endior Federal law. Please immediater advise the sending party it'you believe you recti?ed this transmission in en?or. From: Tom Stark {mailm? Sent: Friday, April 29, 2015 1:51 PH To: Gene Lauri Subject: Overdose News Bulletin PAC DAA 'v'cnr" 131.1 Lt: 02.10.40 e. D?Ur-l Isidore .. 5.1: C. my: HF- taper?Io OVERDOSE NEWS BULLETIN ?rom across tire mid April?H 2016 to April 19 2016 NATIONAL TAKE-BACK INITIATIVE April 30. l?l? 10 in]. to 2 pm. The National Prescription Drug Take?Beck Day aims to provide a safe, convenient, and responsible means of disposing of prescription drugs, while also educating the general public about the potential for abuse of medications. Press Release Information Locations 04?23-2016 Cornwall. Hershe?r Med to bust Drug Takh?ack Dev {Lebanon} Lebanon County residents and Derry Township -Prescrr:ptr'orr Drug residents in Dauphin County can safely dispose their Joke-Bock unwanted prescription drugs this Doii?v ?Prescription Drug {Lehigh} Lehigh Camry residents will have a chance to safely discard expired or used prescription medicine at National Take Back Day drug ooliections Coll) [Lil?234016 Walnut-rte allow Enforcement Lehi Sheriffs de artment uettin Korean {Lehighj Lahigh County sheriff's deputies will soon beoome the latest Lehlgh Valley law enforcement agency armed to save people from heroin and opioid Coi? 04?37-2016 -Naioxone -A crass detracts Baldwin-Whitehall 'oins arowin list of schools to stock overdose antidote drua nalosene (Allegheny) Nurses in the Baldwin?Whitehall School Dishict now are equipped with a lifesaving drug geared to reverse opioid overdoses, including those from heroin and prescription pain 6 -Heroin Misuse {liter-view Awareness Event Sounding Out Against He_rp_in concert at Mueikt?est Cafe lets people hear the message?and Sept! Marshall?s music {Leliigh} Several people who appeared on stage at Saturday?s fund-raising Sound Out Against Heroin concert at Cafe at SteelStaclzs in Bethlehem told the audience the widespread problem with the drug Hasn't being spoken Cow 04-174 ll I 6 -No'fo:cone -A ccess Jolt dais East Penn tans on schools with overdose- retrerttin? medication {Lehigh} In the a?ennath oFan emotionally charged drug awareness forum, [he East Penn School District plans on stocking a life-saying opioid antidote in all of its schools and training certain personnel to administer Cali) ?d-ld-I?l? 45:! new ce Misuse ?ve-view ?rmness ER nh vsician: Addiction 'does not distriminatc' ofLehigh Valley Hospital-Cedar Crest near Allentown said emergency departments are strained not only by the national epidemic of heroin use, cast recently into the media limelight, but also by the less?talkedabout narcotic substances that are just as [34-23-1016- ?pioid' Misuse mandate Jase Force [Montgomery] Almost 13 months after Montgomery County formed a task force to combat drug o1. erdoses of?cials say the effort has saved lives and raised awareness, but there is still a long way to Begin} 04-25-2016 -Herot'n Misuse Awareness ?Pubii Event ?ashingtonlu .Dugas said her goal :5 to get parents out of denial and get their children into neannmt. She also will encourage victims ol'sexual abuse to speak out, bring attention to hullyin and create laws that would help parents get Went for their {Gleaner Reporter} 04?15-2016 -Prescn'ption .I'l?strse -0verdose Jenna! Students "Fried-Sharia -leatls to overdose scare (lackawannaj School of?cials tell the I-Teant's Andy Mehalshiclt that two students ages 17" and 14 shared prescription medications. One student gave the drug to the other sntdent? Teachers leamed about the incident and called 9-l-l 04?21-20! 6 ?pioid Misuse Merv -A woreness ?ll-234015 Opioid Mints: Mew Awareness abuse in the county {Fran you attended Wednesday nights council meeting. you only needed to have a pulse to be moved by some of the words that came out of the mouth of Franklin County District Attorney Mali Fogal during his presentation focusing on drug overdoses..rRecor-d Herold) NATIONAL Communities looking for qutions to opium (New York] Across Erie County, local governments and activists are convening town meetings to tall: about drug problems. New ?gures project an: fatal drug overdoses will occur this year in the 04-23-2016 -No.loxone ad more -Phonooder 'erdone Reversal Dru Without a Pr?cri lion in NJI. [New Hampshire} CV3 Health is the latest pharmacy chain to offer the overdose reversal drug naloitone, known commonly as Noreen, at its stores in New 04-13-2016 -0pr'ol'd Misuse Whom 0 ioids and overdoses: 4 thin {National} Deaths linked to opioids are skyrocketing, and so is the number of Americans abusing the drugs, experts say. Two million Americans were dependent on prescription opioids in 2014, when the most recent data was available, federal statistics ~Heroin Misuse -Personol Story 65mm}! 1W Worcester State Student Dies of Overdose see Substance Use Disorder is not something to be ashamed of or hidden. It is a DISEASE that has to be brought out into the light and fought by everyone. It continues to cut down our loved once [kl?2 7-1015 Wafawne deem -Ph armocf? Walgreehs Now Offers an An?dnte to a Drug {h'erdoso Withouta Preecri rion February, the company introduced plans to make the overdose antidote naloxone available without a prescription in 35 states and Washington, MI. by the end of this year. So Far, more than 1,300 Walgreern phannacies throughout the states of New York, Indiana, Ohio, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and, most recently, Alabama, have News} 04?15-231 Ii ?pioid Misuse met-view ?Supervision {Massachusetts}. Alarm over the rocketing fatality rate and the need to better manage staf?ng disruptions from all those overdoses, has led Boston Heeldt Care for the Homeless to adopt an unorthodox and controversial plan: 011 Tuesday, it 1will open a room where drug users can ride out their highs under medical supervision, with the aim of preventing Globe} 05-26-2016 -No!oxone Access 'Legisi'aa'on Opioid leoisIatiou to improve Accm to Overdose {Connecticut} Public Health Committee House Chair Matt Either {D-Har?rford] praised passage oflegislarion that will help to address the state?s opioid crisis. l-[B 5-053, an act increasing access to overdose reversal drugs, passed the House of Representatives on Monday, April 25 by 144?- counties counties. with the largest increases in drug overdose death rates were clustered in southern Michigan, eastern Ohio, western and mstem as well as in New Jersey, much of southeastern New ?fort: and coastal New England, the researchers News} 04-15-2016 -Heror?n Misuse {Iver-dose Jnrervenrt'cn Police: Heroin addict dies after 2 overdose-5m {Massachusetts} A 43-year-old Plymouth man died other overdosing on heroin twice in less than 12 hours - the time alter be checked himself out of the hoopital, even as police were planning to soap by and offer him rehabilitation services. . . {Boston Heroin? lid-244016 -Herot'n Misuse -Overview 450 Minutes Heroin Epidemic Kilt: Least 13 ?hioans Each li?l'eelt' {Ohio} It's one ofthc biggest problems in America today: the out-of?cono-ol heroin epidemic, It?s happening all over the country and forcing authorities to decide whether heroin should be heated as a medical or a legal News} 01-14-101 6 -Heroin il-fisrrse Son's overdose death drive-s this Minnesota I work {Mirmesota} Dan Baker hadjusr been kicked out ofa drug treatment program for sharing medication with a roommate. Asseciatinn of County Drug and Altai-ml Administrators, Fol-mi? With his: famtly Out (If CID vacation, 111E 1005: p0 301' 60359, Harrisburg, pp. a From his parents' :3me heuse in 1'Jr?illmar and headed to Minneapolis in search of Tribune} 1? i Wledn abouLnuuen?senmd?et Sane by in collaboration with Constant mm' 04?23?1015 Ten meant: hospitalized after nnssible drug overdose on TIT it free teda?r skid mu- a?rm?etr?e Marijuana police, ?re and ambulance crews Overdose: responded tn the scene and found multiple drug overdose victims. Wimesses police Ihat the vietims were smoking Spice, a marijuana. . . (Les Angel's: Times} lid-234016 Len Island is Insin the battle 36 inst herein [New six rehabs. endless promises, -Meiaxone parchemerapy and recovery attempts, Maltha Mun never menial found long-Lem sobriety. After marketing and being ~Parsauat Star): administered Harem he left that halfway house in Brooklyn in 20] I . His parents said he aiways le? any given treannenr. nptinn after a relapse, en the mean; 'jt hadn't worked . Neruda; SAVE .1 LIFE 511351312113}: GET BZELP NOW Hahn-Hand. Few-rs: :3?;th Drug Overdue:- Te-n?it Initial-n1. Rex-me: I ietin it'czi Cell ta ct s: Turn-m Sm rk. [a n3 germ: nt Associate. Terms arSen'iee Prime-1' Pnlicv Kristen M. ant Gene Lauri Sent Monday, May 02. 2016 1:13 PM To: Anne K. Aid: Bonnie Clark Bennie Millmore Bryan Spartan-eel: Carmine W. Preslia.? Casey M. McClain; Cathy]. Arbo-gasl: Baler. Nef? Denise Elbell; Gene Lauri;?m Jones ljejle @wmcaetnet}; Jana'?tan D. Grine. Judge: Kendra; Miltnis: Mari: Frailey {miefml?l @yahooxcm}; Marl: Higgins: Miduel Pipe: Natalie W. Cornet-i: Ridaerd C. Smith: Stacy Parks Miller. Steve Dershen; Thom Brewster Thomas J. McDern'ratt: Thomas J. Young: Tom King Amy Rumbel Dave R. Crowley; Eileen 5. Matinee-r. Gladys Hart Kerri Hull {c-lthull?rpagtm: KellyI M. Cammni: Marl: 5. Smith. Esquire: Norman J. Specimen Subject FW: Juvenile Justice Newsletter - April EDIE Attachments: M-l?l?pdf: Gene Laud. M3. Dim-War Criminal Justice Planning Department Centre Cowl); Corredjonal Fattil?ll'aiI TOO Rlshel Hill Road weenie. PA 15323 Tel: 314?355?994. menu op?en 6 FAX: 814-543-1l? Email: The hforrnalion mntained in 1his elechmic transmission mayinc?lude con?dentiai information which is legally paiviteged. This infon-na?on is intended only for use by the indruidualIs] to Mild: it is addressed. If you are not'lhe inlended recipient. you are hereby- noti?ed any disclosure. copying. fomeni'ng drainer distribution oflhese contents is not atllhurized and may be a Malian a! stale auditor Federal law. Please irnmedialely advise the sending party if you belieueyeu received lhis transmissiun in error. me: On Behalf OFJCIE News Sent: Friday, Anti 29, 2015 4:04 PM Te: icjmews?iliatsshiaedu Sldaject: [chmews] Perl-isyhrania Jmenile Justice Newsletter - Atari 2015 i The latest edition ofthe JUC newsletter, Manila-Juvenile Justice. is attached. Archived issues are milable for viewing or download from our Li :2 . Yaw are reach-mg rh?rm?czbecumyuu ?resignedup farm-Fire Mata-Men med?ior?mpuh?shed J'meu muld?lnetounsubiafbefmm dissemination list. pleasereplym . with In mewbject Erie. 1 Further Benmmammg Imam: Rate: The Outcomes of we of Pittsburgh: Juven?e Justice Research Prater: {Part II In NH. Ihe J'uI-enIIe UCJCJ Iv? I?lml??d bi DI. EII ?urn Mark's-gun I cuiII - IMMIH mulch Inject. Mull DI. Inna" ?1r: Interemd In ihn?r?n; Iflhe n?endee popuhdm In Ihe ?nn- Iymm our fun: the lo Spurn Enlnneemene Smear (H5351, Impen- thInge mu. 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Sn'uth; Robert BJacohs. Robert Ewe-loner: Ronald mutants; Scott .lL Sayers: Stacy Parks Miller. Steve Hershen'c Steuen F. Lachman: Thomas J. McDermol-L- Thomas J. Yourag; Thomas King i?slier. President Judge; Tom M.Jordan;mlliem Erowder EAP Supervisor Newsletter May May 2016 Fronnine Supenrisorpdf: launching Young Adults into Collegepdf Attached is the May Supenrisor EAP Newsletter and a bonus amicle ?launching 1roung Adults into College.? The Employee Assistance Program is daigned to help ample-grease? their familyI members resolve any issuesthat are affecting their lives, whether the-.r are work-related or personai. For con?dential help, call 1-300-543-5030 or email info ms-ea .com. More information about services available are on the intranet under the Human Resources section. Human Resources Centre [Zialunl?lil Guvemmen'l: 420 Holmes Street, Roan-l 334 Bellefante. PA 15823 314455-548 FrontLiTupennsur BEI- May 301' ?v-n - I LI Iw .wi h?wb- Hui?! 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MI Ill ijm?? upp- wan-n ?Hula-wu- ..- au?vuI-r 'onww *4 . hunt-1' Kristen M. Simkirrs Front: Sent: To: Centre County Human Resources Monday. May ?12. 2016 1:27 PM Aaron R. Hoffman: Aaron 5. Felicer: Aging 1Joiunteer; Albert M. lav-an; A?oe Snedman; Allen Sinclair: Allyson R. Duvall: Amanda Basalla: Amanda 'v'andermarlr: Amanda McCaroieyc Amber Reese; Amber M. Wolfgang: Amber R. Baker: Amy A. Kyle: Amy J. Marshall: AmyJ. Marshall - Pasces: Amy Hampton: Amy Miller. Andrea M. Puzytki: Andrew T. Rhoads: Anita Auman: Ann M. Donovan; Ann M. Didani {pentajrAnn Marie Dldani - Passes Anson Bum-ell: Antonio v. Stau??er. Ashlee M.Wagner. Ashley E. Brovmeon: Ashley Helsel: Ashley M. Burns Ashley M. Dellcer: Ashley M. [truss Ashley N. Tale: Barb Gallo: Barbara C. Berenty; Barbara F. Gates; Barbara J. Davidson: Barbara Parsons; Barbara 5.1vicir: Betsy J. Bamdt: Billie J. Coleman: Bonnie L. Watson: Brad Taylor: BradleyC. Kling: Brandi Eslidr: Brandy Lose: Brenda A. Mnleyc Brenda M. Boscaino; Brenda Reeve; Brett T. Brod: Brian J. Beale; Brian Burns: Brian Queny: Bridgett Immel: Brittany DeSirolano: Brittany M. Werner: Brittany N. Greenawayc Bryan E. Gamer: Bryan Sampsel; Kay Woodring: Caitlin E. Spence; Caidyn D. MeFF:Carl G. Genimati: Carlton L. Henry: Can-nine w. Prestia: Canninew. Preslia: Carol M. Kresge; Carrie O?Brien: Carter W. Kinley: CaseyA. Glasgow: Casey M. McClain: Casie Rodney: Cathy D. Fisher: Canny D. Shafranich: Ca?iy E.Capparelle: Cathy Arbogast: Chad F. Miller: Chad F. Culbertson; Charles A. Salvanish; Charles D. Horn; Charles R. Emmerrnan: Gielsea Uhlig: Christina M. Clark: Christine A Gephart Christine 3. Breton: Christine M. Seem-Millinder: Christine M.Trou1: Chriseopher D. Sdinure: GinstopherJ. Den-yen: Christopheer. Baughmaanhristy Elders: Chudr l?rio'ner: Clayton 3. Reed: Clayton G. Gilham: Cody D. 'r'oung: Cody E. Harsornchudc Colleen F. Ware?eld: Connie J. Shaver; Courtney D. Rudy: Craig E. Altimose: Crisanne M. Kelley. Hundt: Seprisli: Cyn'?iia Smith: DA Temp: Daina D. Dale I. Nell: Dan Grieb: Dana Heep-er: Danielle L. Mesa: Danielle Minarchiclt: Darlene K. Fanning: Dave Watson: Dave R. Crowley: David A. Florey: David C. Knapp: David E. Goodman: David E. Grine. Senior Judge: David E. Bowler. David Bryon: David R. Eel-lie: David S. King: David T. lGalleherr: David W. Lomison.? Davin F. Goss; Dawn M. Walls: Dayna M. McKee; Deanne Arrnagost: Deb Talle; Deborah M. Lust: Debra AL Hor'nan.? Debra A. Smeal: Debra C. Irnmel: Debra Reed: Debra M. Weaver. Denise A. Murphy: Denise Eisenhower: Denise Greenaway: Denise Bin-let: Denise Elbell: Denise Tressler. Devon E. B-orlIlielcl: Diane M. Bieriy: Diane M. Irwin: Dirk T. Clause: DistrictAthorney Public User: Donald A. Woodring; Donald D. Seilert: Donald M. Smi?d'rc Donald R. Gampe: Donald R. Hamel; Donna Soldier: Donna M. Allar: Douglas T. Weaver: Dustin M. Frankenberger: Dustin N. Aurnan: Dustin T. Henry: Dusty?rl'il'. Devinney: Edward J. 1ll'eriero'ano: Eileen B. Mdrinney: Elaine C. Lehman: Elena KTaylor. Eli Rymlano-Kelhc Elise A. Sturges'. Eliabelh A. Lose: El'mbeth E. Woods: Elizabeth EWiuner: El'mbeth M. Edniondson; EmilyJ. Zacherl; Emily Mc?inley: Emma l'vl. Troulrnan.? Eric A. Lockridge: Erin M. Mosser: Fai?i A. Hoover, Faith E. Schindler: Gene Lauri: George F. Murphy: Gerald M. Donn: Geri A. Brabvharn: Ginger Cain: Glenda K. Long: Glenda McMann: GregoryJ. Stotde: Guy Hooker: Hea?ier D. Eclrley. Hea?ier E. Beaver: Heather 1.. Smelter: Heather M. Bros: Helen A. Shapiro: Henry Napoleon: HillaryA. Detvriler. Hope Miller. Ii. Conwachaoob T. Lore; Jacquelyn Carrot James A. Sirnler. James F. Meyer: James P. Robb: Jar-nee R. Coslo:Janelle S. Miller: Janet C. Snyder. Janet PoonrranrJason R. Buckley: Jason R. Mutiiersbaugh: Jayme I. Marehood:.lean w. Wool-her: 'l?r'han?an: Jeff W. Arnold; Jeffrey Shorno: Jeffrey T. Hlte: Jendi D. AmmenTIan: Jenna K. Chessie: JenniferA. Gersch;JenniferA. Wesson: Jennifer E. Amentl'er. Jennifer E. Edi: Jennifer K. Pettina; Jennifer Grove; Jennifer M. Walters Jennifer M. Wilson: Jeremy Moir'ilszererry S. Breon; Jessica H. la?lhrop?e?ica Dairy: Jessica R. ?ne-nermamJ-essica 5. Bradley; Jill A. 1 TO: Wasilko: Jill C. Dickey: Joan Parsons: Joanie M. Miller. Joanna Haines; Jodi L. Heidig; Jody lair: John A. WataharJohn F. MillenJohn F. McCaul: John J. Mahler: John J. Scarborough: John J. Zong:John M.Jones; John M. Toner. Johnna Bil-get: Jolene Smilii: Jon D. Frsher: Jonathan Rodzechonathan D. Grine, Judge; Jonathan M. Ayers: Jonathan M. Mil?nder: Jordan Booher: Joseph F. Taylor: Joseph DavidsonrJoseph S. Koieno: Joshua A. Heaton: Joshua D. Re?ne: Joyce Beavenloyce E. Krout: Joyce E. Mclcinley: Juan Mendez Judith A. Furl'aro; Judy A. Baldwin; Judy D. Fleelconlco?uo?y Clark: Julia A. Sprinkle; Julie A. Seroslti?ulie G. Confer: Julie E. Lulz: Justin U. Ruble: Justin 5. Breon: Justine M. Addlernan: Kaitlyn E. McGInn: Kaley E. Ely: Karen E. Capl'iD.? Karen Weight: Karen R. Gate: Karen 5. Hart Karl J. Miemejevrsiti: Karla nor-menia- Karlene J. Shugar: Kate M. Hull; Katherine K. Btrighl: Katherine V. Oliver; Judge: Ka?iie Harter: Kathleen A. Webb; Kathleen C. Bowes; N. Lomison; Kadty A. Riplca: Katrina 1.. Donley: Kayla M. 'Ir'r'ioor. Kayli D. Woodring: Kelley Gillette-Walker: Kelley Hardy: Kelly Evans: Kelly M. Carononi.? Kendra J. Miltnis Kevin J. Brindle: Kevin J. Kabillno: Kevin J. Kiel'rl: Kevin J. MoCool.? Kevin M. Bookamire: Kevin P. Peacodc: Kevin S. Fuloomer: Kevin T. Jeirlesr Kevin Wenrick: Keya M. Kaiser: Kim M. Reese: Kimberly B. Fomicola: KimberlyC. Sn-reltaer, Kimberly- N. Rupert: himbra L. Cameron: KodyCI. Branden: Kolelte Robinson: Krista Davis Kristen M. Sirnlrins: Kristin J. Ziegler: Kurt A. Stare: Kyle D. Schmoeller: Kyle R. Jordan; Kyle S. Miller: Kyle S. Smith: Kyley A. Bu rd: Lany Lidgen: Larry M. Davis: Latisha Stefania: lam-a 5. Aull: laureen M. Knapp: Lauren Miller: Lauren R. Stoud: Laurie Lynda: leah M. Raker: LeAnn R. Repasky: Lee A. ?Harrison: Lee R. sneaffec Leonard Leslie F. roung; Leslie M. aellucci; Le'v'i FL KnolFsinger: Lillian Glunl: Linda M. Weaver; Linda Marshall: Lindsay B. Rebucl: Lindsay C. Foster: Lindsey Hass: Lisa D. Zettle: Lisa EpperlyGalanis Lisa M. Snuble: Lisa 5. Kerns: Lori A. Hall: Lori A.Tre.der: Lorinda Brown; Lou Ann Funk: Lu Ann Bruno: Luke Ebeling; Lyden Hilliard: Lydia E. Millard: Delage: Mandy 1traction Marda Duff: Mark Batdorf: Marl: Higgins MarliJ. Kellerrnan: Marl: FL Bane-y: Marl: S. Smith. Esquire?J Mark T. Waite: Marl: vr. Rusrtak: Marlene Conavray: Marlene F. Summer: Marlin Kaschaiic Mary A. ?mrnerman: Maryr Danilol'E Mary F. Kershe?tter: Mary E. Starnrn: Mary I. Dauoen'nan: Mary J. Sweeney: Maryann Shook; Mat?iew D. Maze-earn: Mat?iew J. Bed: Matthew J. Shaviver: Mani-leer Millimn.? lvlatthe'vi.I R. Dmdorf: Mat-liter: T. Fisher: Megan A Megan Eerhuis; Megan MtGoron: Melanie Gordon: Melanie M. Robison: Melisa . Gummo.? Me?ssa A. Kresovidi: Melody K. Mehalicl: Mercer J. Sabre: Meredith Hall: Merle S. Amrnerman: Midiael B. Erich: Michael D. Ishler. Michael E. Hedonanc Michael F. Moy'er. Michael M. Usherloeng; Michael P. Hoover. Michael P. Lorenzo: Michael P. Watson: Michael Pipe: Michael Fl. Shearer: Midiaei S. Wood: Michelle Shredder: Michelle lvl, Henry; Mile Bloom; Milne J. Philippe: Milena Daughenbaugh: Misty Benedict Myrna E. Ebeling: Nancy Kno?singer: Natalie W. Corman: Natasha D. Rishel; Nathaniel Schoch: Nick J. Berger: Nick P. Smi?i: Nioole M. Eromiley: Nicole M. 'rnl'iBiams: Norman J. Specimen: Paige F. Fyock: Paige K. Wen: Pamela A. Ruesr. Judge: Panela J. Hoffman: Pamela Shedder: Panda Ansari; Patrida A. Gray: Patricia A. Simcisko: Panicia Ijberatore: Patricia P. Rico: Pan-id: ECronin: Panick T. Klena: Patty F. Fornicola.? Paul Madtes: Paul G..Zimmerman: Penny A. Beightol: Phil 6. Cahill; Phin D. Calhoun; Pollyh Clontz Quentin S. Bunchlield; Rachel Sherman; Randy Witherille: Rayrne S. Heb-id: Rebecca A. Shullz: Rebeoza Reigle; Rebecea Comieso; Rebecca L. Hemphill: Rebeca M. Spangler: Rebecca R. McEGnley-Walsh: Records Temp: Rena K. Soublle: ilenee Shevchik: Rhonda D.Glun?t: Rich A. Fomirzola: Richard B. Higgins: Richard C. Smith: Richard Bones: Richard G. Setlgast: Richard Auman; Richard M. Smith: Rid: B. Brooks: Robe-rt Blaming Robert 8. Stewart: Robert E. Sla'ei'lzer: RobertJ. Harrington: Robin Cain: Rod ?gen: Roger D. Elling: Ronald J. Homer: Ronald Ronnie Milhvard: Rosanne Shomo: Rose M.Crater: Ross A. Miller: RSVP Fen Paine-1: vol: Ruth Luse: Ryan A. Cox: Ryan J. MoCIoslzey: Ryan P. Taynor: Ryan S. Miller; Ryan T. Macaluso: Ryan T. Pataky: c. hedule: Sage B. Lear; Samantha K. 2 To: Subject: Good Afternoon, Rees: Sandy F. Miller: Sandy Confer: Sandy S. Schuclners: Sandy Spicer: Sara 1. Parker. Sarah AGavlodc Sarah Sarah Prentice: Sarah V. Earnal: Sarah Walter: Scott A. Sayers: Scott Ramon; Sean P. Summers; Serena A. Smith: Shandell M. Pusey: Shane Billet: Shannon M. Pasch: Sharon M. Noel: Shaun A. McClintack: Sheera J.Sprou1: Sheila M. Star-renew: Shelley?. 5:11.th Sherry Weaver: Stacey Beck: Stacey Non-loll: Stacy J. Mann: Stacy Parks MiHer. DEStacy Smith: Stephanie D. McGhee: Stephanie Haldeman: Stephen T. Glunl: Steve Dershem; Steven F. lachman.? Sue Hannegan; Sue M. Crowley: Summer D. Curl; Susan D. Delpante: Susan J. Knieem Susan J. watnon: Susan K. Desia: Suzanne R. Hai?mfi'abalha S. Bennett Tammi M. Eddy: Tammy C. Hockenbeny: Tammy Spit-er: S. Hahn; Tanna Shir-icTala Pe'nersteposition teposi?h?nn?eny Banner: Terry Riley. Terry LTrude; Thedy 5. Hagmbud'erhomaa A. Weaver: Thomas C. Bitskn:Ti1nrnas Backenstae: Thomas E. Thai; Thomas J. Ereon:1'hornas J. Lands: Thomas J. McDen-ncti: Thomas J.ir'oung: Thomas K. Hook: Thomas King Kis??en PresidentJudge: Thomas P. BlainThomas S. Allen. in: Thomas 5. Walk; Tiffany A McClellahan: Timothy Weight?rno?-Iy Sharpless Todd A. Shoal-r; Todd J. Weaver: Todd P. Hwe?om F. Parker: Tom]. Martianam Du'irow: Tarn Davis Toni M.Cappareller Tun}.r M. Little: Tracy E. Martin: Tracy Wolfe: Treuurn. Stan?er. Troy Hosten'nan; Ty M. Corl: United Way: Vanessa C. Eillelt: lu?rJtiJ. Keith: Vicki M. McClasltey: WarnerE Jeirles; Wanda E. Mani-Jerry: Wanda K. more?: Wayne kWarner 'iulr'endyr K. Goodyear: Wendy Davidson: Whitney Wagner: Wil?am F. Smaller: William F. Had-olsky: William BrowderIMIEam FL Reed: Wilmer 5 Andrew: Kathi T. Confer. ?I'nlonda Lawrence; Eadtary S. Sayers Employee EAP Newsletter May Mayznl? anliine Errqalnyiaepdfr launching Young: Adults into Collegepdf Attad'letl is the May EAP Newsletter and a bonus article ?Launching?fuung?tdults irrtt: College?. The Employee Assistance Program is designed to help emplwees and theirfamily members resolve tin-{issues that are affecting their lives. whether they are work?related or personal. For con?dential help, call 1-300-543-5030 or email inf?mseagrom. 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II- I "um wpuq I In? I. lull My I ink Mai-1M quu?quunlI? I Jag ?lyqnumq hymn- can!? In? nub..- ?lsz lelg??mmi?l'd?w IMM?fullpI-Wld MI: '01 ?Quinn?: I I II- meq'mI In 1-1 I?h? Inuknpnu'nduf? ?nk-pr war-um mam I Iumulmum?? 11m] known-1W" I'llvuna?iollunnm'luu ml?-lw??ollpl?fw Iv I1 Mill puma? mud 1!"qu null-1? Erwin-u ml {?u-nip J- I?n?nurpummIanwme-Idgnf mulln?plwu Illa? :llpn'wnhlar IwII-Ide-u 110:1 h-bwmr- Im 'u'Iu a??mog aw; sng?tgn ,1 Kristen M. Simkins From: Jef'fa'lag.r T. Hi1: Sent: Monday. May?l 2016 1'23 PM To: Richard Smith: Melanie Gordon??seph S. Koleno Subject: Awards-Conec?maI Employee Week My thoughts: Supervisor-Brindle Emp1oyee Minarchick Df?ner? Murphy 3-11- Uf?cer? Evans 11-2!? Of?cer-Pose? Kristen M. Sin?u'ns From: Brad Taylor 52m: Monday. May o2. 2015 1-31 PM To: Rickard C. Smith; Denise Elbell C: Lee R. Sheaffer: Julie FL Luiz Subject RE.- Clutside Clearance Sand New Zero turn Mower Rich I have three quotes in hand and was waiting for one more. No problem i?ll process a PG for C.H. waltz For the amount of $12,432.35 fora new Hubo?ta Diesel. The delivering Dealer is Walker and Walker in L?entre Hall. They have one in stool-t. I will get this to Deetoday for approval. 394? Director or Maintenance Centre County Grammar-n1: 81445563 I 5 gaunt! ?rm - The rnfonmtion oontained in or attached to Ihis electronic umision may con?dential infonnaiion which is legally privileged. This information is intended only for 1h: uselo the individua?sl to which it is addrased. lfyoo are not Lireinicnded recipiml, youare hereby noti?ed my disclosure. oopying. forwarding or olher distribution oi?h?e cantons isnnt airlhorined and may be a violalion ofsiaae andi'or Federal law. Phase inunediately advise the sending pony if you believe you remit-ed this transmission in error. From: Richard C. Smith Sean: Morrday, May [12; 2015 12:33 PM To: Brad L. Taylu' CcLeeRShea?einelanieLGor?on Subject FW: Outside Clearer-tr: $316, New Era-o um Mower Brad. We need your As soon as possible! I Attached our Worker Clearance Sheet to explain that we only have two women on ?utside Clearanoe for (JG-CF Grounds. The Problem is that we have ?ve workers on Actual Work Release in Town! I promised inmate Brenda Trude months ago that she oould work in town on Work Release. She has been ApprovedJHired to work at on North Atherton. This will leave me with only one female to out all of our grass. In addition we have to maintain the Garden. The Kubota Zero Turn Riding Tractor is down for parts that have been ordered some time ago. What I am going to have to do is have the Work Release inmates out grass on weekends. evenings and on their days off. To keep up though we 1 need riding mowers. I checked with De this morning and she stated we can Immediately buy our new Tractor as long as we have three Quotes. Please help us get the new Zero turn ordered and delivered A3 Soon he Pomihle I don't care what brand I trust your expertise and Oh, Oh I Gotta Go the Rain has Stopped, WATCH THE GRASS GROWEHHEH Thank You, Rick ?sh-(E All: are: rife-E: Centre County Corrouional Facility JOB Rishel Hill Road Beiiefonte. PA 16323 fax rami?th on . From: Lori'ida Blown Senl: Monday, May 02; 2015 10:31 AM To: Allyson R. Email: Amber M. Wolfgang: Amy Hampton; Ashlee H. Wagner; Ashley M. Burns; Barbara Parsons; Bradley Filing; Brenda A. Hd?nien Br'an J. Heals; C. Kay Wood'ing; Cain?yn D. Ill-eff; Earl G. Gemmati; Carlbm Harry: diaries R. ?mmerman: WHJW. Baughman; {Dianne M. Kailley; Dmielh Hinardriclt; Dave Woman: Mid C. Knapp;EiayidE.Goodman; DewnE.Goas;Dam M. MCI-tee; Denise A. Murphy; Donald H. Smith; Douglas T. Weaver; Mr] T. Henry; El'mbelh E. Woods; Eric A. Lodcridge; Erin H. Hesse-1 George F. Murphy; Head-ED. Honey; Head-HE. Beaver. i-iemy?apoiem?aoobT. mien James F. Heifer; Janet E. Snyder: Jam Ii. Ehrddey; Jason R. Muihersbaunji; Jeifrey T. Hilde; Jennifer E. Eek: Jill C. Didi-Jay; John J. Mahler; Jul-H1 J. Sarb-orough; John M. Jens; Johnna Bilger; Jon D. Fishy: Jonathan Rod-(er; Jmathan M. Ayers: Jonau'lan M. Hiliinder; Joseph E. Taylor; Joseph 5. Helena; Joshua D. Re?ne?; Juan Mendez; Justine M. ?ddleman; Karti'lryn Lomison; Rely L. Evans; Kevin J. Brindle: Kevin J. McCool; Kenn F. Peacodt: Kevin T. Joins; Kevin Warwick; Keya M. Kaiser; Kimberly N. am; Kyie 5. Miller; Kyle 5.5rnil1; Larry L. Lidgeo; Leonard yerbedc; Levi FL. Knoffsi?iger; Lindsey Hess: Lofinda L. Brmm; Lydon Hilliard; Marl-LT. Waite; Marlene E. Summers; Matthew J. Bedt; WW1. Shower; Matthew-I R. Hard-raw T. Melanie L. Gordon; Midael D. Ishler; Michael R. Shearer: Michael S. Woods; Milane Daughenhaugh; Hidr. R. Smith; Philip D. (Salmon; Randy WW6: Richard C.Smill1: Ryan A. Cour; Ryan J. McCiosirey; Ryan P. Taylor; Ryan 5. Miller, Ryan T. Pataky; Sage B. Lear; Samh Prentice: Slandeli Pusey; Shane Billelt; Stacy 5mm?: D. Hc?tee; Tanna L. Shift: Thomas K. Hook; 'l'hornas 5 Mien, Jr.; Tiffany A. I'lc?enahan; Torr: [Jim-ow", Torry H. Little; Ty M. Cori; Vanasa C. Bill-e11; Walter E. Joins; Wayne A. Wamer 11'; WhimeyL WagreanS?o?ews;Zad1aryS. Sayers Subject: Otrlside ?earanoe SWIG Lorindiz ?rmer: Re-Enoy Specialist Coon-e County Correctional Facility 1'00 Rishel Hill Road Bellefontc, Pa 16323 Internal extortion: 13.023 Phone Line: 8l4-543-l 1455 ?brown Kristen M. Siml-Lins From: Christine Stevens Sent: Monday. May 02.. 2015 2:09 PM To: Richard C. Smith Subjett: Purchasing Hi. I am ?wing to get contact inf-:3 for your purchasing dept. We sell Frozen meats. poullry. ?sh vegetables and canned fruits and vegetables. Thank. you, Chris Stevens New England Fund 2 ~33th Place Suite 10 Finer Stoughton, MA 020?: Phone Fax 731.344.1453 chais@nefeod.ne1 Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent: To: Subject: TONI: l?mberly I: Smeimer Monday, May I32. 2016 2:3? PM Allen Sinclair: Ann Marie Oldani - Passes: Barb Gallo: Brad Taylor: Brian Quen-y: Bryan Sampsel; Canninew. Prestia: Christine M. Soster-Millinder: Chuck mum-I: Clayton 6. Reed; Claig F. AJ?mu-se; Da[e I. NEH: ?aniel A. Dave P. Crowley: David E. Grime. SeniarJudge.? David w. Lamison: Debra lmme-l; Denise Etta-ail: Gene Lauri; Jeff A. Wharran; Jeffrey Hide: Julian-nan D. Grime, Judge: Joseph Davidson; Joyce F. Mckinler. Julia A. Sprinkle; Katherine V. Oliver. judge: Kelley (swede-Walker: Kendra]. Milmis: Krista Davis: Kristen M. Simkinrs: Leslie A. Dutd'lcot: Marl-c J. Kellerman: Marl: S. Smith, Esquire: Natalie w. Carmen: Nick J. Berger: Pamela A. Fewest. Judge; Rich. A. Fumimla: Richard C. Smith; Robert E. Jacobs: Ruben: E. Suleiman Ronald Williams: Scottie. Sayers: Stacy Parks Miller. DA: Thomas J. McDemlett: Thomas J. Mung." Thomas l'lng KisliEI: PresidentJungE: Torn Meeting Reminder Just a reminder Executive Management meeting ]will he held this Hide-f. Mair E. 2015 at in Room 145. Thank I.I'alul! Kristen M. Simkins From: Tani Davis Sent: Monday, May 02. 2015 239 PM Subject: Buys Lunch for Mom Attachments: Centre HorneCare Bo: Lunch Fundraiser?ocx justa reminder. ordusancl money are due by the end ofthe me: Toni L. Davis Sent: Ann-I1 21, 2016 4:02 PM To: Tmi Davis SlIhiBEt: Bur a meh far Morn Centre Home Care. the cumpany tharis kind enough to do our blood pressure screaming is having their annual ?Buy Lunch for Mom" fundraiser. Lunch will be a $3.00 bagged lunch cunsis?ngofaham Etcheese sandwich. chips,caokie and a bottle charm the lunches will be delivered on Friday May befare noon. Please prim the mndrajser under form. outlet: the moneyand rerun: to me byTuesdny, May 3m_ Thank you! Centre Con.u:n:g..r Government Maintenance: 314353.635 ext. 119] Risk Management: 314.543.11? - ONE KIND CO NGE 50:1! EONFS ENTIRE 1514 - Centre "Hm winnings Program" Em: Lunch Fundralur munch?amen? Coon-mm BENEFITS: Freym Mahala and Newborns - Childbinh and Bruslfecdirrg Education, Home ?sis Plan: Support. Damn? Der: May Z?l? r111? COST: $5.00 be: lunch Return to orders and money to Toni in Risk Management by ?readily, May 3" Thank you very much for your support. Name Department Quantity Price Paid Kristen M. Simkins From: Lorinrda L. Brown Sent: Monday. Marin. 2016 3:01 PM To: Allyson FL DnJuai1:Arnber Hampton: Ashlee M. Wagner: Ashley M. Burns Barbara Parsons: Bradley C. Filing: Brenda A. McKinley: Brian J. Beai: C. Kay woodring: Caitijrn D. Nef? Cari G. Gerrm??arimn Henry. Charles R. ?rnrnennan; Christopher M. Baughman: Crisanne M. Keller, Danielle Minanthiclt; Dave Watson: David C. Knapp: David E. Goodman: David L. Bryan: David R. Zetde; David S. ling: Dawn E. Goss Dawn M. walls: [Jayne M. McKee: Denise A. Murphy: Donald M. Smith: Douglas T. Weaver: Dustin 1. Henry: Elizabeth Woods: Eric A. Loduidge: Erin M. Mussel: George F. Murphy: Heather D. Edda): Heather F. Beaver: Henry Nap-oieon.? Jacob T. Loire; James A. Simler. James F. Meyer: Janet C. Snyder: Jason FL Buckley Jason R. Mu??ersbaugh: Jeffrey T. Hiba; Jennifer E. Eek: Jill C. Dickey: John J. Mahler. John J. Scarborough; John M. Jones: Johnna Biiger: Jon D. Fisher: Jonathan Roche; Jonathan M. AyersJonathan M. Millino?er: Joseph Engine-Joseph 5. Helena; Joshua D. RefinEI?: Joan Mendez: Justine M. Addleman: M. Lomison: Kelly Evans: Kevin J. Brindle; Kevin J. McCool: Kevin P. Peacock: Kevin T. Jeirie-s Kevin Wenrid; Keya M. Keiser: Kimberly N. Rupert Kyle 5. Miller: Kyle S. Smith: Larry Lidgen: Leonard Marine-ck: Levi R. mothinger: Lindsey Hess: Lorinda Brown: Lyden Hilliard: Mark T. Waite: Marlene F. Sumner: Matthew J. Bed: Matthew J. Shaw-rural: Matthew R. Dmdori: Mature-n- T. Fisher: Melanie Gordon: Michael Michaei R. Shearer: Michael 5. Woods; Milane Daughenbaugh: Nick R. Smith: Philip D. Calhoun; Randy LWiIherite; Richard C. Smith: Ryan A. Coin: Ryan J. McClositey: Ryan P. Taylor. Ryan 5.. Milieu Ryan Fatah}: Sage B. Lear: Sarah L. Prentice: Shanda! M. Pose-in Shane Billet: Stacy Smith; Stephanie D. McGhee; Tanna Shirk: Thomas K. Hook; Thomas S. Allen. Jr; ?fianyn. McClenahan: Tom Dutmw. Tony M. Little: Ty M. Cori.- Vanessa Billeu: Walter Jeirleg wayne A. Warner 11: Whitney Wagner: Mime-'5 Andrews, ZacharyS. Sayers Subject: Updated Schedule Dulside Workers W5 Attachments: Outside Clearance 1ul'rforiz-ers Schedule [deocx former-1 ?rm Ro-Enu-y Specialist Cain-c County Conao?onal Faci?iity "mo Rishol Hill Road Boiler-ante, Pa 16323 Lama] extension: 2023 Phone Line: 814-543-1165 HWWImtypagov Centre Peace 7:45am-4:00pm 7:45am-11:00am 11:00am-4mnpm Brian Vargas-return at 11am on Thursday:- Chelsi Gordon-hold In Tuesdays Thomas Probst Douglas Sunday Lynette Brass-return at 11am on Thursdays Craig Heimerl Toby Colpetzer-hald In Thursdays County Maintenance First Shift: 3:15am-3:15pm Second 3:30pm-10:30pm Shaquan Wright Daniel Stockton Garrett Howser On Grounds Workers Work Release Brenda Trude Brittany Roob-Haislmaler Adam Burris-Centroid CNC Clint Weaver?Confer Trucking Inc. Adam Singer-Nothing But Hair Unisex Hair Salon Emily Fink-West Side Stadium Bar 8.: Grill Thomas Evans?Duffy?s Tavern Kristen M. Simkins From: Melanie Gordon Sent: Monday. May 02. 2015 3:13 PM Tue Brenda A. i-i'lcltirile'3iI Cc: Richard Smith: Joseph 5. Helena: Jeffrey T. Hite Subject Award certi?cates We need to da award certi?cates and get ?-amesfm: Supewisor nfthe Tear: Kevin Brindle Employee afthe "I'ear: Danielle Minardiicl: 1-3 Of?cerefthe Tear: Kevin Meta-n! 3-11 Of?cer ofthe Year: Kelly Evans 11-? Of?cer-of the ?i'ear: Brian Seals I?ll work on the awards announcementstemerrew. Mel'hnie (jara?brr, (HIM, CCE Deputy Warden of Operations Centre County Correctional Facility T00 Rishel Hill Rd BellefenteJ PA 16323 1314} 355-6391! {314: 543-1150 [Fax] Krisoen M. Simkins From: Krista Davis Sent Monday. May 02. 21315 3:19 PM To: Richard C. Small-i: Brenda A. Subject: FW: Safety Panel for Bed Rail update from The Shop Manager wrote this today: Today, I was given the paint stidc sample ofcolor that Centre County had sent for us to oompare. New plan of attack is that we would get a 'oolor match? from Lowe's, purdlase the paint, and proceed with 'wet' paint to be applied on the 2m panels instead ofthe powder coat or aerosol. Aswe all know, they (Lowe's: are very accurate with the oolor match. I?rou oould share that with the customer and ifis acceptableto the customer, I.rou can proceed with the order ems-v. Thanks, Don Mlakar [think this sounds like a good solution and loon?rmed that there would not be a prioe increase. I am waiting to hear what the lead time would be, but I recommend we go ahead and place the order. Warden, isthis oh? Kristen M. Simkins From: Jeseph S. Kelene Sent: Monday. Mayo; 2015 3:27 PM To: Ridiard Smith Cr: Kevin]. Brindle Subject: RE 2nd interviews for ceelrs That should be this Friday, net Menday. Dries that still werlr?? I can add it to your schedule if it does. I don't knew hewthe get on there? Joseph Kelena Deputy Warden of Adminisnatien Centre Currant}.F Correctional TIDE Rishel Hiil Rd. Bellefente, PA ?3823 Internal exteminn: 2046 Phone: Slit?355451194 Fax: Ski?5434 151 This e-mail is con?dential and may contain legally privileged infunnetien. This message is intended for the recipient and is net to be duplicated or reproduced without mitten consent item the sender. If you are net the intended recipient, it may he imlawi'ul for you to read, eepy, disuihute, disclose, or otherwise make use of the infennatien herein. Ifyeu have received this e-mail in error, please contact the sender immediately. ??Origi1alAppointment?-? me: Ridiani C. Smih Sent: Monday, Mar 02, 1015 2:55 PM Tu: Joseph 5. Helen: Subject: emptied: 2nd mm for When: Honda-r, May 09,. 2015 9:30 AH Eastern Time 8: Canada}. Where: mere-e112 ream Kristen M. Sirnlu'ns From: Sent To: Su?-Jed: Melanie Gordon Monday. May 02, 2016 3:38 PM C. Kay Woodring: Jonalhan M. Millinder: Juan Mendez: Matthew: T. Fisher: Michael 5 Woods: Thomas S. Allen. Jr; Brenda A. T. Hitanseph S. Koleno: Richard Smilh Security Transport Services Sewr'mr Transport Sewiocs will be bringing 4 males overnight tomorrow 513. The-.r will be here approx. 2130 hours and picking than back up approx. 8am or: 5H. Hillel-Time Gordon, CUE Deputy Warden of?perations Centre County Correctional Faoil?rw 1'00 Elisha! Hill Hucl Bellefante, PA 16323 [314] 355-6394 [814] 543-1153 [fax] Kristen M. Simkins From: Matthew T. Fish-e: Sent Monday. May oz. 2015 3-4? PM To: ?ioharo? C. Smilh mien: Fru-m: Amy Hermhm Sent: Monday, Mar 02. 2015 9:17" AM To: Matdzew S. Allen. Jr.; Juan Mendez Subject FW: should?ve add you all to the original email. From: Amy Hampton Sent: Monday. May 02, 2016 8:25 AM To: DanieLle Hinardiidt: Kaitlyn D. Hoff; Mh'son R. Dwell; Slepl?larlie BI. McGiee; Kevin T. Jeir'l-S; Lorinda Bron-m Cc: Ridiard C. Smim; Ryan P. Taylor; Justine M. Admemn; brad-nan M. Millinder; Michael S. woods Sumeria? It is my understanding inmate -is potting requests in to be moved from Cube SBto cube 3 lthe laundry.I room] in E3. lspeci??-oalhr put inmate-in 53 so she could be on tamera and would appred ate it ?rfno one would move her. She is on the bottom hunk, has a bottom locker, and is new capable of walking to and from the damom. She only wants cube 3 so she can be near thetahle and lay on her bunk to watch or. That?s not a good enough excuse in m1; mind. The hit Hampton Kristen M. Simirins From: Joshua A. l-leaton Sent Monday, May DE, 2015 4:26 PM To: Melanie Gordon Cc REA: Richard C. Smith Sul?ect: RE: Users Melanie ilocatedthe issue that was premaritingJon Fisher from showing in the approptiate group in Outlook. You should see that change re?ected on your end in about 14 hours. Iil'ile're working on getting Lee added to both the Maintenance group and the Prison group so he will get emails from both and weiltmo have an update on that forwu in the near?rture. Joshua Heaton REA Professional Data Systems Joshua Heaten REA Professional Data Systems 814?355?5829 From: Melanie Gordon Suit: Friday; April 29, 3316 3:51 PM To: Joshua A. Heabon Cc: Ridiard C. Smid'I Subject: Re: User: When we use the "to" button to view groups. Jon FlShEl' is still showing in prison earlier today. Lee does not. Therefore, when someone goes to send an email to the whole list it's catching Jon and not Lee. Melanie Gordon, GM, EOE Deputy Warden ofCIpemtions Eentre taunt-r tonedionai Facility liishel i-?ll Flo Bellefonte. PA 15523- 355-6194- [31At]: 543?1150 [fear] (in Apr 29. 2016* at 3:33 PM, Joshua A. Heaton wrote: Melanie. Jacob Hichards? accomt has been removed. John ?sher was previously moved to the Sheriffs group when he started in their of?ce. Is there something you noticed that prompted that followup? And what does Lee Shear?er neecl access to that he can?t acoess? Group membership is a tricky thing because of how the login scripts wort: whenever someone logs on to a computer. we can get her: access to what he needs, but how we go about it will depend on what it is that he needs. Could 1you please give us a cian'?cation? The nit you! 1 From: Melanie L. Gordon Sent: Friday, Aprl 2'3. 2016 1:02 PM To: REA Cc: Richard C. Smith Subject Users Can you remove the fchaoob Richards. separated from empioment. We still need Jon Fisher moved from usto Sheriffs. as soon as possible Can Lee Shea?erhe doubled in both the maintenance group and prison? He has a lot of duties here. Thank you, gordim, CHM, (IT Deputy Warden of?perations Centre County Correctional Facility T00 Rlshel Hill Rd Beiletonte, PA 15313 [81-11 355-5191 [814] 543-1150 [fax] Kristen M. Simltins From: Joshua A. Heston Sent: Monday. May 02. 2015 4:42 PM To: Melanie Gordon REA: Richard C. Smith Subjed: RE errs Melanie, Flotl has updated Lee's to appear under both ?Prison? and ?Maintenance' in the Outlook Address Book. Aswith the previous update, this should take about a deyto show up for you. Please let us know if it doesn't orifyou need anything else. Joshua Eeaton REA Froiessional Data Systems ?ld-355-6329 From: Joshua A. Heaton Sent: Monday, May 02, EDIE 4:26 PM To: Melanie L. Gom'on Cc: Rid'iard C. Smith Subject: RE: Uses Melanie, I located the issuetha't was prementing Jon Fisher from showing in the appropriate group in Chitin-oh. You should see that change re?ected on your end in about 24 hours. We?re working on getting Lee added to both the Maintenance group and the Prison group so he will get emails from both and we'll tryto have an update on that for you in the near future. Joshua Heaton Rail. Professional Data Systems 314?355?6329 From: Melanie L. Gomn Sent: Friday, April 29, 2016 3:54 PM To: Joshua A. Heatm to: Richard I: Smith Subject: Re: Users IiI'Ii'hen we use the button to grou psyjon Fisheris still showingin prison earlier today. Lee does not. Therefore. when someone goes to send an email to the whole list it's tatehinglon and not Lee. lu'lelanle Gordon, Cir-'1', CCE DemityWarden opoerations Centre County Correctional Facility 'i'ElD ?ishel Hill Rd Bellefonte, Pit 16823 [314] 3155-63-4 {31% 543-1150 {fats} (in Apr E, 2616, at 3'33 PM, Joshua A. Heaton <iaheatochentretoun?ggagg> wrote: Melanie. Jacob Richards? account has been removed. John Fisher was previously l'l'lD?h'Ed to the Sheriffs group when he started in their ol-?oe. Is there somethingyou noticed that prompted that follow-up? And what does Lee She-alter need access to that he can't ante-5s? Group membership is a tricky thing because of how-I the login scripts work whenever someone logs on to a computer. We can get him access to what he needs, but how we go about it wilt depend on what it is that he needs. Could you pleae give us a little clari?cation? Thank you! Joshua Heston REP. Professional Data Sysoems 314?355-6329 Sent: Friday, April 29, 201-5- 1:02 PM To: REA Cc: Richard C. Smith Su?sm Users Can you remove the acoountforJaooh Richards. separated from employment. we still need Jon Fisher moved from usto Sheriffs, as soon as possible Earl Lee Shear-Farina doubled in both the maintenanoe group and prison? He has a lot of duties here. Thank you, .?Melhm?e Gordon, ?ll-l. Deputy Warden of?perations Centre County Correctional Facility roo Rishel Hill Rd Belle-Junta.I P516323 {314135-6284 1314]: 543-1150 [land Kristen M- Simlu?ns me: Michael Pipe Sent Monday. May 02. PM To: Rid-land Emilia Subject RE: Imitation to Dine with Staff. Employee Appreciation Day. Mag.I 3; 26216 The nits Rick. I hope to make it to the dinner. I?ll let you know for sure. I won't be able to make Etta the lunch due to another event at the Courthouse. I'll be sure to give you all a heads up. Thanks! From: mum-d Smith Sent: Monday, May 2, 2016 11:41 AM To: 50:: <bnc?centretauntypa.gnw; Denise Cc: Melanie Gordon mlgordon?centreoountypagm Joseph 5. Koleno @centrecountypagow; Je?l'E'p' T. H?rte lie-win]. Brenda A. McKinley <bame?nley?oen?ecnumwagw Subject: Invitation to Dine with ECG Staff, Employee?tppreciatian Day, Mal,r 3, 20215 Commissionersf?ee. Please see the Attached Invitation ta Dine with Staff Employee Appreciation Day. Tuesday, May 3, 2316. Thank You. Warden Smith We! 3:24 #3 Hui: Centre County Correctional Facility 3?00 Hishel Hill Road Bellefonte, PA 16823 (8141355534! {314543-1150 fax mm It I un a. on: Kristen M. Simkins From: Krista Davis Sent: Monday. May 02, 2016 5:03 PM To: Krista Davis Subject Same the Kicking Cancer Blood Drive? Tuesday June 7, 2.016 Willowbank EOC roam to 3:30pm Many cancer patients need blood and blood products as a result of cancer treatments or to help treat the cancer itself. You can help those battling cancer by donating blood or platelets with the American Red Cross. ?At some point in our lives. we are all touched by ca ricer.? said Dr. Jose Lima, medical director, American Red Cross, Southern Blood Services Region. it is us or a loved one battling the disease, we will all be affected in some way. Cancer patienm mayr need blood transfusionsfor a number of reasons, including anemiaJ low blood counts or Surgical procedures. Additionally. chemotherapy drugs and radiation used to treat cancer can affect the bone marrow where platelets are produced. Platelets are the clotting factor in blood. and transfusions are often needed to help- prevent life- threatening bleeding. There is no substitute for blood, and volunteer donors are the onlyr source. Please save the date to help us KICK cancer. Stan.r tuned for signup opportunities. Tha nit you! Krista Davis Risk Manager Coordinator Centre Government P. 314-543-1o55 F. 314543115? Kristen rut. Simkins From: Sent: Of?cerlcom <0fa?mail.of?oer.com> Monday. May I12. 2016 7:42 PM Richa rd C. Smi?'l Of?cer ?own News Alert May 2, 2916 - Fla. Corrections Of?cer Dies Amer Collapsing Mimemvlewmi-ie Of?cer Down amazes-w: NEWS Fla. Corrections Of?cer Dies After Collapsing A Florida corrections o?lcer {lied Sun?ay, two days after participating in a Staten-Me competition- Sgt. Jorge Ramos was taking part in the Correctional Emergency Response Team competition at Sumter Correctional Institution in Bushnell on li?rltle}F when he collapsed, according to WET-W. Ramos was transported to Tempo General Hospital where he remained until he was pronounced dead Sunday afternoon. Read omen m: Mlmwuw?lmm "youlu-oemblew?aawolmi: comm tmuno?em me.??51533 Kristen M. Siml?ns From: Sent Tu: Subject Anselm-tents: LT. JFL Thomas Jr. Tuesday. May 03. 2016 12:1? AM Allyson R. Dwall: Brerlda A. Md?nley: C. Kay Woodring: Cai'?jm 0. ?eff: Danielle Minamhidc; Jef?'eyT. Hine: Jonalhan M. Millindenloseph S. 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I _u Whine-i=5 f. gm .E'eqruqd a 0W: mar-d" ?awrrm. ?5 Furl- um [?imtammndu Sin: . . Pemn Hallnn Hm u. Hindu: RIM: 0n the now; an: and Urns, an Sammy than: was command. The Milky wanted to be Ind serum. Shirl-lemma?: -I Agog: Iain-41$ new: forwarded to Immw?rwir'?n? Fl Hi: Kristen M. Simkins lira-w Janet! Carrol! Sent: Tuesday. May Ell EDIE- Ti53 AM To: Lee FL Sheafies: Kevin Wenricl: Cc: Richard C. 5mitl1:Meianie Gordon.- Eratl LTayior Subject: RE: Introduction Good Morning All, Thank you very mum for Meeting with Thomas and I yesterday, Lookingfomardto assisting you in the assuranoe oontract and the Migration. than have any questions for Thomas and i please Let me know. Thanks Again and Have a Great Day! From: Lee EL Shea?er Sent: Manda?f, April 25, 2015 1:38 PM To: ? Kevin Went-id: Richard E. Smith Melanie Gordon cmigordon?icentrecou Brad Ta-?or <bltaulnr?centrecountypagm Subject: RE: Introduction Jay, Let?s schedule 10:00am on the 2"?fot the migration plan meeting. I will add it to my calendar and get a reserved space here at the in?rm. I look forward to meeting with you. Thanks, Lee Sheaffet' Centre Government Assistant Director of Maintenance Phone-81465545815 Mobile-T1?-250-9913 lrshea?er centrecoun a. nu From: Jam Carrel imam? Sent Friday, April 22, 2015 10:30 Alli To: Kevin Warwick; Lee R. Shea??er Cc: MelanieLGordm: Brad LTavlor Subject: RE: Inimdudion Hi Kevin, Would lutontlailil ruler,r at am or 1 pm work for all you? Thanks! Sent: Thursday. April 21, 2015 12:33 PM To? II .eom- Lee Ft. C: Richard C. Smith <resn-iith centrecoun Subject: introduction Good allemoon Jay. [woLHd like to imIoduoe you In lite tacit? maintenance supervisor. Lee Sheaifer Lee lnill he wiring willi you In schedule the migralion plan meeting loalow us to moire inward. Kevin Kevin Wen rid-t Maintenanoe Centre County Correctional Facility Tilt] Hishel Hill ?oat! Bellefonte, PA 16323 {3 lei Kristen M. Simkins From: Danielle Minardiiclr. Sent: Tuesday. May 03. 2016 3:13 AM To: Allyson R. Duvalt?unber M. Wolfgang: Amy Hampmn; Ashlee M. Wagnec Asidey M. Burns Barbara Parson: Eradtey C. ?ing; Brenda A McKinley: Brian J. Beale C. Kay Woodring: Caillyn D. Nell: Carl E. Gemmali: Carlton Henry: Charles R. ?mmennan: Christopher M. Baugl?unamcnsanne M. Kelley. Danielle Minarchidc Dave Watson: David C. Knepp: David E. Goodman: David Bryaru David R. Zetde: David S. King: Dam E. 6053: Dam M.Wail5 Dayne M. McKee; Denise A. Murphy. Donald M. Smith; Douglas T. Weaver. Duslin T. Henry: Elizabeth Eric A. Lockridge: Erin l'ul. Masser: George F. Murphy; Heather D. Ecllder. Healher E. Heaven Henry Napoleon; Jacob T. Lave: James A. Sirnl-er. James F. Meyei: Janet E. Snyden Jasen R. Budd-ear: Jasen R. Mu?d'bersbaughrje?rey T. Hite: JenniferE Echill C. Eider. John J. Mahler: John J. Scarborough?ohn MIG-neg Johnna Silger, Jonathan C. Hockey: Jonathan M. Ayers Jonathan M. Millindeanseph E.Tayrar: Joseph S. Kdeno: Joshua BI. Ref?ierrJuan Mendez Justine MAddlernan: M. Lenisan; Kelly Evans: Kevin J. Srindle: Kenn J. Kevin P. Peace-ck; Kevin TJeirIes; Kevin Wenridz; Keya M. Reina: I?mberly N. Rupert Kyle S. Miller. Kyle S. Smi'd'l: Larry Lidgett Lee R. Sheal?ier. Leonard 1I-lerbeck; Levi R. Kne?'simgen Lindsey Hasx Lon'nda Brown; Lyden Hilliard: Marl: T. Waite: Marlene E. Sumner: Mamie-w 1. Beck: Mam-Lew J. Sham-er: Matthew R. Orndarf: Mathew T. Fisher: Melanie 1. Garden: Midaael D. IshEer. Michael R. Shearer: Michael S. Wood: Milane Daughenbaugh.? Hick l1 Emmi: Philip D. Calhoun: l-iandg.r la'lli'h?ierihe: Rjdlard Smilh; Ryan A. Cox: Ryan J. Mctloslrey: Ryan P. Taylor: Ryan S. Miller: Ryan T. Fatal-tr Sage B. Lee": Salah Pren?ce: Shandell M. Pusey: Shane Billet]: Stacy Emilia; Stephanie D. McGhee; Tanna Shirk; Thomas K. Hook: Thmas 5. Allen. Jr.: ?l'iffany A, McClenahan:Tom Dun-aw: Tony M. Little: Ty lul. Cori: Vanessa C. Billet: waiter Jeirls; Wayne A. Wamer?: Whitney Wagner: Wilmer 5 Andrews: Eadiary 5. Sayers Suhg'ecl: Roster-Life Flecmery Madmen-as: Life HewwMenxlsac Life Recovely?Hameans: Attached are the roster: for Life Recovery this morning. ?an-in?ll: M. game!? Centre Gaunt?r Correctional Facilityr TOE: Rishel Hill Road Bellefente, Kristen M. Simlu'ns From: Melanie Gordon Sent: Tuesday. May 03. 2016 831? AM 11:: Juan Mendez: Jonathan M. Millinder: Michael Wood: Thomas S. Allen, Jr.- Matti-Lew T. Fisher: C. Kay Wood?ng; anda .IL McKinley: Jeffrey T. H'me: Joseph S. Koleno: Mani C. Smith; Henry Napoleon; Dave Walsm Subject Farr-ales Lymming wi? be bringing us ?ve females today, theyr are working on what time hey can have the SheriEfs Deputy Gordm Kristen M. Simlrins From: Krista Davis Sent Tuesday. May 03. 2016 6:419 AM To: Krista oars: Subject: Wellness Tip May 3, 2016 Sweet Potato Hash Browns Recipe ByDT-lute Though I tend to avoid starchy carbohydrates, sweet potatoes are one of my favorite exceptions. This orange root vegetable ranks low on the glycernic index, making it a viable option for diabetics and others watching their blood sugar levels. Not only that, but sweet potatoes are toaded with potassium, vitamins. and antioxidants -?one sweet potato has more than we percent of your daily vitamin Avalue. Ifyour familiarity with sweet potatoes is limited to roastingthem or eating them as a Thanksgiving side dish, you're in for a treat with my sweet potato hash browns recipe. Adelicious, heaithy alternative to traditional greasy potato hash browns, these sweet potato hash browns are an excellent breakfast dish. Served solo or alongside eggs and beef or turkey bacon, it?s a tasty way to kick off your day with nutrients. Let?s do it'. .. Total Time: minutes Serves: 4-6 Ingredients: . 1 onion, chopped - 2 garlic cloves, chopped . 2 pounds sweet potatoes. peeled and grated - Eeasalt and Mattel-caper to taste . Egg wash [1 egg beaten with a of water} . 2 coconut oil Directions: 1. in a large skillet over medium high heat, cook the onions. Season with salt and pepper. Add the garlic and sweet potatoes. 2. Sautefor 1o-15 minutes until sweet potatoes are tender and onions are translucent. 3. Transfer the sweet potato mixture to a baiting pan and brush with the egg wash. Broil for 5 minutes or untii potatoes have reached your desired crispinss. They should be just a little browned on top. Though I tend to avoid starchy carbohydrates. sweet potatoes. are one of my favorite exceptions. This orange root vegetabte ranks low on the glycemic index, making it a viable option for diabetis and others watching their blood sugar leveis. Not oniy that, but sweet potatoes are loaded with potassium, vitamins, and antioxidants ?-one sweet potato has more than 100 percent of your daily vitamin A value. if your familiarity with sweet potatoes is limited to roasting them or eating them as a Thanksgiving side dish, you're in for a treat with my sweet potato hash browns recipe. A delicious, healthy aitemative to traditional greasy potato hash browns. these sweet potato hash browns are an excellent breakfast dish. Served solo or alongside eggs and beef or turkey bacon, It's atasty way to kick off your day with nutrients. Let?s do it: . While this recipe takes about 30 minutes to prepare, much of ?rt is hands-off time. Try it on a leisume weekend to enioy with the family! Kristo Emir Risk Manager Wellness Coordinator Centre lCounty Goverrnnent P. 314-548-1o55 F. 314-545-115? hlda?sCalcerIlrecountypago! Kristen M- Simio'ns From: Joseph 3 Helena Sent Tuesday. May 03. 2015 To: Juan Mendez Thomas S. Ailen. Jr; Michael S. Woods Jonathan M. Millinder: Matthew T. Fisher Cc: Melanie Gordon: Richard C. Smith: Jeffrey T. Hite Subject: musoer reading order All: When doing muster, start reading the roll call first then share the pass along information. This will he a flip of what is currently being done. [have had a few people mention this to me and some of the teasers are based on ?oaters and those working part-time. Knowing what post they are working will allow them to focus on that information and are more likely to retain the pertinent information. I understand that all staifshould listen to the whole muster but allowing them to focus should help them remember on do what they need to do. Also, it may improve the muster overall as their namw will be read ?rst and those who know where their post is will not betempted to start movingf?dget during roll call as they will have to wait for the pass along info. I spoke with Gordon about this prior to the e?mail and she supports the idea of?ipping the order. Feel free to contact either one ofus if you have any questions or concerns. Thank you, Joseph Koteno Deputy Warden of Administration Centre County Correctional Facility 700 Rishel Hill Rd. Bellefonte, PA 16323 Internal extension: 2046 Phone: 314-355-6794 Fax: 814-5434 ?skol This e?mail is con?dential and may contain legally privileged information. This message is intended for the recipient and is not to be duplicated or reproduced without written consent ?'om the sender. If you are not the intended recipient, it may be unlaw?ul For you to read, copy, distribute, disclose, or otherwise make use either information herein. [fyou have received this e-mail in error, please oontact the sender immediately. Kristen M. Simlcins me: Sent To: C: Subject: Atlachme?ls: All, Melanie Gordon Tuesday. May E33. 2015 10:56 AM Mid-nae! Pip-e: Mark Higgins; Steve Dershem Chuck mum: Bryan Sampsel; Stacy Parks Miller, Jona?'lan D. Grine. Judge: Rjdurd Smith Joseph S. Kolenogle?reyT. Hire; Denise Elbeil.? Natalie W. Cannan ADP report Inmate Amgesgds Please ?nd attached the ongoing Average Population Report with information updated through April 2016. Deputv?nrdon Me?mi? 90111311, ELM. CCE Deputy Warden of Operations Centre County Correctional Fan-?hf T00 Rishel Hill Rd Belleionte. PA 16813 [314] 355W {31-41543-115Mfax} anto Kristen M. Simkins Fl'lill'l'l: ECG Emloyee Fund Sent: Tuesday, May 03L 2016 11:45 AM Subject: Think Spring Fluwers Hello! For anyone that ordered ?owers from the Think Spring Fundraiser, the orders will be in this Thursday around 13:30ish and will be delivered before noon. Kristen M. Sim kins From: Harm: Pamela <phatrer?tos<?u3dkillnaus> Sent Tuesday, May 03. 2016 1200 PM To: BLAIR: BRADFORD: BUCKS: CARBON: Richard C. Smith; CLARION: C0 LUMBER: CMWF-ORD: DELAWARE: ELK: GREENE: JEFFERSON: LAWRENCE: LUEERNE: INCOMJNG: MERCER: MONROE: MONTGOMERY: NORTHAMPTON: PERRY: POTTER: ?erdanien Eugene; SHEER: SUMERSEF: 1106A: VENANGU: WARREN: WOMINGI ?(0th tr: Taylor, Scott Subje?: lCount Time Wa rdenl Currently I am compinng a list of all County Prisons for our Sheriffs Of?ce in order to help with scheduled transports. "you would reply with am.l update: on contact names. numbers [phone?ax], as well as, 'coun't times? that would he very helpful. It will be bene?cial to know when the best or worst time is to schedule a pickupfdropo? at I.roiur facility. Please feel free to oontact our of?te with am questions and thank 1mm in advance for anvinfonnation or assistance you can provide. Pamela A. Hatter Pamela A. Hatter Schu ikill Conn Sheriff's Of?ce 5 Til?6234440 Krishen M. Simlu'ns From: Sam: Ta: Ct: Subject Meranie Gordon. Tuesday, May 03. 2015 12:10 PM E. KayWuodrir-g; Jonathan M.Mi1linder:1uan Mendez Mar?ww?r. Fisher: Midas! S. Wood: Thomas Mien. Jr: Brenda A. McKinley; Jeffrey T. Hiterloseph S. Koleno: Richard I: Smith Henry Napalecm: Dave L. Wamn Marthumberland Males 3 Horthumherland males expected tumorrowat 11am. Bunilla and Reidwenham are gen pup, Camer Mil he Adminimtiue Custodyfarrnismnn?ucts and Iackofinst'rtu?unal adjustment at thumberfand?? Coal Twp. I'll give Ilia-r copies ufthe reports goth: segregation ?le can be made when they arrive. .?Mefhnfe ?an?m, ELM, (IT Deputy Warden of Operations Centre County Facility: TDD Rishel Rd PA 15323 [314135545734 [314] 543-1150 {fax} Kristen M. Simkins Flam: Sent To: Subject: C. Kay Woodring Tuesday, May 03. 2016 1214?! PM Bryan Sampsel; Denise Elbe"; Eibeen B. Mckinney: Jeffrey T. Hite: Jonathan D. Grina Judge: Joseph S. Kaleno: Mari: Higgins: Melanie L. Gordan: Michael Pipe: Rid'lard Smith; Stacy Parks Miller. DA: Ste-re Dershem Idaily.r pop mportdacx daily pop mm C. Sm'?h. 11E CERF T00 Hillel Hill Road Bellefonte. 18623 Telephone [3141 Ful?l? 5%3?1 1519 Melanie Gordon Deputy Wort: d? Opt-15m jeoeph lie-lone mw-dendm Jeffrey T. Hit: airman-aw HOUSING STATUS DAILY POPULATIGH REPORT May 3. 2015 Total usa?nle beds: 39? Empty beds: 119 Docupied beds: 23? Tom Poeumnon Emmett? Inmates currently housed in the Facility Male: 112 Female: 65 Total: .. 23'? Contracted inmates from other counties Uear?eld: 20 Eli: 1 Fayette: L'l Huntingdon: Juniata 2 Lycoming: 1 Mil'?in: 1 Montnur: .. ID Horthumbe?and: 3d Petty: 1 Pd. Technical Parole Violators Toms Total numheroontracied inmates (County 3: State] '93 Total numberof exchange inmates: .. Total numb-emf out ofCountywarrents: 1 Total numberof Centre County inmates: 193 Total Population: 28? FEHIALE Ponennon Eamon-m: Female inmates housed for other counties ?ear?eld; 2 Elle: 0 Fayette: Huntingdon: 13 Juniata 1 Lymming: 0 Union: El Total: 33 Total Female Population: 65 Total female Centre County inmates: 16 Total female contracted inmates: 39 OUTSIDE STATUS Beam-own Tomlwith Outside Clearance: 17 Male: 12 Female; 5 ASSIHIMEHTS County Maintenance: 3 Centre Peace: On Grounds: 2 Work Release: 5 'Snow removal ?Gard en Project Awaiting Placement: Tom Hume-:1: DFTHESEHTENEED Pawnee on Uu?rsme Wore: ?ssion-15m 1? oftlte 99 Centre County sentenced inmates, or me have outside clearance and assignment and are actually eligible for outside clearance by Approved Policy. 'Snow removal workers are not counted as they have other workassignments. CENTRE Total: .H 193 Sentenced to Centre County 9?3 Unsentenoed: 35 State SentencefPending Transfer: 'Post Sent Motions: 0 'Dn Appeal: 'Other: Kristen M. Simlrins From: Melanie Gordon Sent Tuesday. May I33. 2016 1259 PM To: Gad A. Brabham C: Richard C. Smith Subject: RE: Walter Jeirles Pron'io?on Please make the e?edive date Monday 39:16, and Warden smith will be there to present Thursday From: Gen' A. Brabl-iom Sent: Holtda'y, May 02: 1015 12:44 PM To: Melanie L. Golden Subject: RE: Walka- Jei-ls Pmlm?on The beginning ofthe pay nation is best [Mail 15]. Let me know ifthis does not work. Thanks, Geri Brabham Human Immune: limits: CentreCountyr Government 420 Holmes Street. Room 3.34 Sellefonlz. PA 15323 Ext. 12-51 arbham lithe mde-rofd?smeongeismo?wrhe intended responsible fotrtdireryof?tismemgetothe intended :ctipu'mywareherehyom?edmy tlissm?m?on. dismhulicm. murboreaeduee moo-{trotgofrhis oomur?a?m isproh?ained IEpc-u lave in error,pluse unify- Lhe sander ?items: and delete daemoh?on ?'omyour compote-r. Thar-LI: you! From: Melanie Gordon Sent: Mondav, May oz, 2016 10:49 AM To: Geri A. Brahham abrah-ham eentrecoun a. to; Richard C. Smith ?smith oentreooun a, Suhiect: Walte?eirles Promotion What is the soonest datethe transfer can oocur? Does it hereto he with the start ofa pay period? Melanie Gordon, GM, (ICE Deputy Warden of Operations Centre County Correctional Facility TIDCI Ftishel Hill Rd Bellefonte, PA 1633 {3 14} 355-5194 {314} 543-1150 [laxl From: Geri n. Brabham Sent: Mono-w, May 02, 1016 10:05 AM To: Rickard C. Smith Cc: Melanie L. Gordon subject: water Jeirles Worm Imporlmtoe: High Good Morning, We have WalterJeirles Jr. on the Board of Cornmisslona?s meeting forThursdav. I need to know what date you would like this to be effective. Let me knowlfvou have anvquutions. Thankyrou. Geri Brahham Human Resouroesnnah-st Centre Count-II Government 410 Harm-5 Street. Room 334 Bellefonte, PA 16323 1234 uriarion?mnfomoompum Thank van! Kristen M. Simkins From: Kevin Wenrid; Sent Tuesday. May 03. 2015 12:51 PM To: Richard C. him (I: Melanie Gordan Subject: Garden Attadunents: garden location; pg Mere would you like [he new garden outside lhefence? hie-yin Wenrida Maintenance Centre County Correctional Facility TOO Pl'lshel Hill Road Bellefonte, PA 16823 18141] 355-6194 Kristen M. Simldm From: Sent: To: Greishaw, Thomas itgreishatvl?pagov> Tuesday. May 93. 2016 1:0? PM Adams Co Warden I Bnan Clark: Allegheny Co ICIrlando Harper: Co Warden I Phillip Shaffer: Beaver Co Warden I William Schouppe; Bedford Co Warden I Troy riteLson: Berks Co Warden IJanine Quigley: Blair Co Warden I Michael Johnston; Bradford Co Warden I Don Stew-arr; Bucks Co Dep DirectorIChi-istopher Pirolli.? Bucks Co DirectorI William Planliet: Bucks Co Warden I Terrance Moore; BuderCo Warden I Joseph DeMore: Cantloria Co Walden I Christian Smith; Carbon Co Warden Friiz: Richard C. Smith: Gian-her Co Warden I D. 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Thomas ctgreishaw?pagov> Subject: 05.!03f2016 PA BBC News ?entions Corrections Secrets We'lzel Harrisburg Patriot-News t04l29l'20?l 6} nnlive.cominewsi2 15incidumb laws are ?lling our river horn Dumb laws are ?lling our prisons, corrections chief says: Nancy Eshelman Once in a while you meet someone who ?ts his job like Cinderella's foot ?t that glass slipper. That seems to be the case with John E. Welzel. secretary of the Department of Corrections. Because i have been the victim of a crime that landed the perpetrator in state prison. the mother of a son who spent time in state prison and a journalist who has interviewed numerous inmates in state prison. I probably pay more attention to the Corrections department than the average gal. I've read a lot about Wetael and some of the changes he's made. but Monday I had the opportunity to hear him speak at the Women's Fonrm at Widener University. I walked away convinced he's the right man in the ?ght job. Initially he might appear tough. since he stHI carries the physique ofthe former football player that he is. but he's quick to soften his appearance with jokes. usually at his own expense. Wetzel knows prisons. He was a corrections of?cer. a counselor. treatment supervisor. director of a training academy and a warden. all in county prisons. Gov. Ed Rendell appointed him to the state Board of Pardons. Gov. Tom Corbett appointed him secretary of Corrections and Gov. Tom Wolf reappointed him. which says something in itself. Like any good secretary of any department. he can spout statistics: -50.00-0 people in state prisons -20.000 in and 20.000 out every year -Those 50.000 prisoners are parents to 31 .000 children -Tt] percent of prisoners have addiction problems -8 percent are seriously mentally ill *The prisons cost us $2.3 billion a year -We lead the nation in the number ofjuveniles sentenced to life As to how we reached a point where we are spending all this money on a population that equals the census count of a lot of mid-sized cities. Welzel says bluntly: Dumb laws. 3 Ho mentions The "War on Drugs." the determination to "Get Tough on Crime" and the decision to take discretion away from judges with mandatory minimum sentences as some of the reasons we've reached this point. His opinions are respected nationally. He is a member of Harvard?s Executive Session on Community Corrections. a group of 30 policymakers. practitioners and researchers who focus on shaping the meaning and future of community corrections policy in the United States. Wetzel says ifwe want to ?x the corrections crowding. we have to start in communities and start early. We have to support and fund schools that work. as well as early childhood education and ore-kindergarten. We have to offer education as a way out and a hope for the future in communities where hope has largely been erased. Within the prisons we need to ensure that we prepare those who are coming back to our communities to live and function in those communities. We're so focused now on punishment. Wetzel said. thatwe sometimes forget that prison should provide outcomes. Since most inmates will be returning to our communities. we need to provide a foundation on which they can build their new lives. We have to stop looking at inmates as "them" and ourselves as because once they are released. they become part of us. Wetzel isn't the ?rst one I?ve heard say that the heroin crisis that's so familiar in our communities may produce change in both laws and prisons. Addiction. he said. once was something that happened to "those" people. and they got sent to jail. Since the increase in the popularity of heroin. addiction is happening in every neighborhood. in many families. and we see our addicted famity members and neighbors as people needing treatment. not tail. "Now.' Wetzel said, "it's not them; it's us. It's ahvays been us. but we just did n?t understand that' We can't simply click our heels and wish ourselves to that point. But when we're ready to move forward. Welzel will be holding the door. PR Newswire {5f2t16} Corrections Department Reaches Milestone in Crisis Intervention Team Training HARRISBURG - Department of Con-actions Secretary John Wetzel announced that man prison staff members have received Crisis Intervention Team training aimed at improving response to inmates with mental health needs. 'We have made signi?cant improvements to our mental health services and key to all of the services being successful is how our employees respond to a mental health crisis at the onset.? Secretary Wetzel said. "We need to be able to respond quickly and appropriately when 1 a mental health crisis happens. Doing so helps to ensure proper care dis-escalates a situation so that potential violence and harm to inmates or prison staff is averted." All 26 state prison superintendents ?nished their training last week. One quarter of all inmates in prisons mental illness. while eight percent of those have severe forms of mental illness. "Twenty thousand people leave our prisons every year and we want them to return to their communities healthierthan when they arrived.? said Welzel. ?increasing the level of staff training on mental health issues is one important step toward achieving that goal.? The training program is part of a system-wide initiative to place an inmate's mental health at the forefront of treatment in prison. Ninety-percent of inmates in the state system are eventually released and the DOC goal is that they return to the community prepared to be productive citizens. "Crisis Intenrenlion Training involves a long-term commitment by an agency. because it is not only a vital training. it is a change in suture." said Superintendent Marimsa Lamas. the department's executive leading and managing this special training initiative. "lf you are going to do something right. you must also change your culture to embrace the change. and that is what we are doing through this training.? The U.S. Department of Justice recently closed an investigation into the DOC citing signi?cant improvements made to policies and practices intended to protect prisoners with serious mental illness and intellectual disabilities from the harmful effects solitary con?nement The federal department opened its statewide investigation into the use of solitary con?nement on prisoners with serious mental illness and intellectual disabilities in May 2013 after finding a pattern of constitutional violations and violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The ustioe Department said in closing the investigation this month that the DOC demonstrated its commitment to reforming its use of solitary con?nement by working closely with the department and beginning improvements at the outset of the investigation. Since then. the DOC has worked to ensure that prisoners with serious mental illness andfor intellectual disab?ities are no longer subjected to solitary con?nement and are instead provided with specialized treatment to meet their individual needs. Cl?l? training. ?rst used to educate police of?cers to better respond to mental health issues they encounter in the community. was modi?ed by the DOC to encompass an extensive mut?-day training course that provides correctional employees with an understanding of the ways in which mental illness may affect the inmates they deal with every day. It also provides employees with skills to de-escalate crisis situations. Training is not limited to corrections of?cers. Dlher staff members and volunteers with inmate contact in a wide array of areas also receive training. including counselors. food service workers. chaplains. parole agents. social workers. teachers. as well as employees with community corrections centers and county prison systems. ?All new employees who require this training will receive it." Wetzel said. We are committed to ensuring that our employees have the skills and tools necessary to successfully ful?ll their duties.? All DOC employees. contratdors and volunteers receive training in basic Mental Health First Aid in order to better understand. recognize and respond to the of mental illness. Waynesboro Record-Herald {51'2? 5} Prison leader to get honorary doctorate State Indiana University of will honor John E. Wetzel. secretary of the Department of Corrections, with an honorary doctor of laws degree at commencement ceremonies on May is very proud to be part of Secretary Welzel's Time To Lead? initiative and his tin-going efforts to help disadvantaged students ?nd success through higher education.? IUP President Dr. Michael Driscoll said. 'lt is very appropriate to recognize him with this honorary degree in light of this commitment and in recognition of his lransfonnative leadership in the field of corrections.? About Wetsel The Chambersburg resident has more than 26 years of experience in the corrections ?eld. in January 2002. he began his nine-year tenure as warden of the Franklin County Jail. where he is credited with leading an effort that resulted in the transformation of the correctional system. Under his leadership. Franklin County Jail saw a 20 percent reduc?on in its population while the crime rate declined. Franktin County also reduced reliance on inmrceration while focusing on improving outcomes for offenders. The county developed a Day Reporting Center. established a Jail Industries Program and initiated several programs targeting improved services for mentally ill offenders. In December 2010. he was selected as the 11th secretary of corrections by Gov.?elect Torn Corbett. His tenure has seen an elimination of a 24?year average growth of 1,500 inmates per year. presiding over the ?rst population reduction in in more than four decades. Additionally. he oversaw the restructuring of the community corrections system. the mental health system and a re-engineeiing of internal processes to yield a more ef?cient system of program delivery. In January 2015. Gov. Tom Wolf asked Wetzel to continue as the secretary of corrections. He is the former offensive line coach for Shippensburg University and a founding member of the St. Seraphim homeless shelter. He also initiated a program to positively impact disadvantaged youth by inviting private sectorfhigher education entities to develop programs speci?cally footised on them. similar to the president's My Brother?s Keeper initiative. He is married with four daughters. Herald Standard {5'20 5} news! s?at- sci-fa ttelarliole c?i'i Guards Concemed about assaults. drugs at SCI-Fayette By Chrisb'ne Haines The union representing guards at the State Correctional Institution at Fayette contends that conditions at the prison are creating an unsafe work environment. with at least it" guards injured by inmates in the ?rst four months of the year. Jason Bloom. president of the State Corrections Of?cers Association. said it?s never a safe job, but recently. things have gotten worse at the Luzeme Township prison. 'We work in an environment that isn?t for the normal person. It?s not a safe environ ment.? Bloom said. "We?re as protected as we can be through management. ?Staff will go the extra mile for someone they think has their boots Right now. you'd be hard- pressed to ?nd anyone at SCI-Fayette who feels the warden has their best interest at heart.? Bloom said. Bloom said the injuries include seven cases involving assaults directly on o?icers and it] involving incidental contact such as when of?cers were breaking up fights between inmates. One of?cer had the tip of his ?nger bitten off when he tried to remove suspected contraband drugs from an inmate's mouth. Bloom said other injuries have involved concussions. knee and wrist injuries. and various bmises. Criminal charges for an assault were ?led against one inmate. A Iocltdown was held at the prison at the beginning of May to search for weapons and contraband. At the time. the Department of Corrections media relations of?ce classi?ed it as a 'prescheduled search.? saying such ?searches are conducted routinely for the security of the facility.? Bloom said the corrections of?cers welcomed it. ?These guys were begging for a search.? Bloom said. Bloom said that over the past four months there have been more than 4t} incidents in which drugs were found at the prison. primarily heroin and K2. a marijuana also known as ?Spice." What the o?icers hadn?t counted on was the search being suspended by Superintendent Jay Lane before the entire facility was searched. ?Lane. three days in. decides we're done. in the eyes of the inmates. we're a big joke.? Bloom said. Bloom said the search began in the honor block. where the most-trusted inmates are housed. Other cell blocks. common areas and the kitchen were not searched. Bloom said. Bloom contends the search was setup to fail. ?Word spreads guicic when you hearthere's a search going on." Bloom said. ?It was all about staff safety. How could we not search this place diligen?y knowing this is going on?"r ?Since January there have been 4?-some drug finds. Assaults and injuries to staff members have been out of hand. What message are we sending to the inmates. that they can do anything they want to do?? Bloom said. ?He just doesn't have the support of his staff.? Sue McNaughton. the media relations director for the Department of Corrections. said the DOC is concerned about violence in all of the prisons and has a Violence Reduction Initiative. "Speci?cally relating to SCI-Fayette. we do not believe the letter to the editor {that ran in the Herald-Standard} was a proper re?ection of SCI-Fayette's operation. In fact, much is being done to increase and improve security at the prison. speci?cally in the visiting lobby and the inmate strip search area of the visiting room." McNaughton wrote in an emailed statement. "The facility also has implemented a swift. certain and fair approach to responding to assaults or violence. An example would be the locking down and searching of the involved areafhousing unit the entire prison. if warranted. We have increased random searches of the outside inmate work details; are better tracking misconducts speci?cally rug-related misconducts; and are increasing inmate activities in order to reduce their idleness.? McNaughton stated. McNaughton said she could not detail some of the plans being implemented because of security concerns. ?(Alli of the changes are coming from the new superintendent. who is well?respected for his management and operational strategies." McNaughton wrote. According to McNaughton. Lane has been a DOC employee since he started as a corrections of?cer at SCI-Gratertord in 1993. He has served as sergeant. lieutenant. captain and major. He also served as deputy superintendent at SCE?Graterford. which is largest mardrnum?security facility. Bloom said the state Auditor General's of?ce is looking into the assaults on staff members. Bloom said the union would welcome a thorough investigation into how the contraband drugs are getting into the facility as well. ?If it?s dirty staff. no one wants them inside the inslihrtion.? Bloom said. Alloona Mirror {arcane} u'Avwwaltocnamirrorcorrtl a robe- riscn- Police probe prison unrest. By Phil Flay HDLLIDAYSBURG - Hoilidaysburg police have been asked to investigate a "disturbance" that occurred Sunday night and Monday morning and three recent assaults on inmates. two of whom received treatment at UPtviC Alloona for facial injuries. [Subscription required} Lebanon County News {4J2lif1ti} Lebanon County inmate sentenced for prison assault By Les Stewart A 23-year-old Lebanon County inmate has been sentenced to state prison for beating up another county prison prisoner last November. Judge Samuel A. Kline sentenced Jose A. Pratts no ?xed address. to state prison for six months to two years and ordered him to pay ?nes totaling for simple assault and conspiracy. Fratls and two other inmates were charged with punching and kicking inmate Jorge Rogue at the county prison on Nov. 2 last year. Rogue suffered a broken jaw and underwent surgery. according to court records. Rogue told state police that he believes he was beaten up because Pratts and the other two inmates thought he was a snitch. Pratts. fonneny of Lancaster. was sentenced last lICE-ctcber to state prison for 20 months to 15 years for burglarizing at Mt. Gretna home. At the time he was assaulted. Rogue was awaiting court actions on charges of aggravated assault by a prisoner and institutional vanda?sm. Rogue pleaded guilty to perjury. hindering apprehension. tampering with evidence and unswom falsi?cation and was sentenced March 25 last year to state prison for three to six years. Rogue was scheduled to go to trial in April last year on criminal homicide and other charges related to the shooting death of Juan Rod n'guez-Rivera. 33. of Lebanon. who was gunned down near North Ninth and lvlifflin streets in August 2th 3. In December 2014. David Rivera. 36. also of Lebanon. was sentenced to 25 to 50 years in state prison after being convicted of third-degree murder for Rod riguez?Rivera's death. A third man. 2+year-cid Jones Torres-Cirrhon of Lebanon. was also sentenced in January last year to state prison for 13 months to ?ve years for perjury. false swearing. tampering with evidence. obstruction of administration ofjustice and hindering apprehension for his role in Rodriguez-Rivera's death. County Titusvil Ie Herald Embattled warden resigns The Crawford County prison warden charged with stealing more than 3130.000 with the help of his wife ti'om a local Moose lodge has resigned. The board of the Crawford County Correctional Facility is looking for a new warden now that Tim Lewis has stepped down. Lewis had been suspended following an anaignment on March 31 on a slew of felony charges for allegedly taking the money from the Moose Lodge in East Fair?eid Township during a 3 biz-year period. He was initially suspended from the prison post with pay. however. the prison board altered the suspension to be served without pay on April 4. Lewis. 53. is charged along with his wife. Debra G. Lewis. 50. Debra Lewis is a clerk at the Crawford County assessment of?ce. Following the charges. Debra Lewis was placed on leave from herjob. with pay. A pre?minary hearing for the Meadvilte couple is scheduled for Monday. at 10:30 in the Trtusville of?ce of Magisterial District Judge Pony Nicole. After Tim Lewis?s suspension. Kenneth Saulsbery. a deputy warden for about 14 years. was appointed to ?lt in as acting warden at the county prison in Saegertown. A prison board meeting was held on Thursday. and the matter of ?nding a new warden was discussed. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis served as o?icers with Meadville Moose Lodge No. 2505. near Cochranton. during the time period in question. Tim Lewis served as the lodge's administrator. and Debra was the social quarters manager. Both left their posts with the lodge in in the fall of 2014. The Of?ce of the Attorney General began investigating the case about a year later. in November 2015. When the couple left their positions. the lodge accounts were ?nearly eid'tausted.' and there were several unpaid bills. according to the af?davit. ?led by Cpl. James Brown. After the Lewises left. the lodge's general fund account had a balance of $330. and the gaming account had a balance ofjust $14. Additionally. the invoices for the small games of chance supplier were past due. with a balance of $1 363.05. The electric bill had a past due balance of $552.26. 9 The state sales tax had not been paid since June 2014. and many of the required bookkeeping records were also unaccounted for. die af?davit claims. There were also missing bank statements. gaming records. and invoices. Prior to both Tim and Debra Lewis assuming their positions at the Moose Lodge. the lodge was reported to be in good ?nancial shape. with a general fund balance of between 590,000 and 5100.000. according to the state. A 520.000 line of credit at Mercer County State Bank for capital purchases had an outstanding balance of 319.200. According to the ailidavit. the only authorized use of the line of credit was in the amount of $4.500 for a new cooler. investigators claim the rest of the advances from the line of credit appear to be cash transactions made by Tim Lewis. The Attomey General's Of?ce has presented gambling debt as a possible motive. Cpl. Brown obtained records from Presque Isle Downs and Casino Players Club for both Tim and Debra Lewis. The records revealed that. during the investigated time period. Tim Lewis' Players Club records indicate that he sustained $25,935 in gambling losses. Debra Lewis' Players Club records show that she sustained 533.202 in losses. Records obtained by Brown from Northwest Savings Bank revealed that. during the same time period. $1013 in teller cash deposits were made to the couple's joint checking account: 535.509 in teller cash deposits were made in?: the account of Lewis; and 55.?30 in teller cash deposits were made into Debra Lewis' checking account. according to the af?davit. all totaling 543.301 Go Erie {mono} i?rvww. -inmate-suicide-review- rison-followed- rocedure Erie County inmate suicide review. Prison followed procedure By Lisa Thompson Erie - County Exemlive Kathy Dahlltemper?s administration has cleared the Erie County Prison of any policy or procedure violations in the suicide death Sunday of inmate and ?rst?degree murder susped Kyle M. Johnson. 'The administration has reviewed the critical incident review report by the Erie County Department of Corrections and determined that the staff adhered to and followed department policies and procedures." Erie County Director of Administration Gary Lee said. He said the Department of Corrections would continue to work to maintain a safe environment for staff and inmates alike. The statement issued Friday ends an administrative review of Johnson's death by in the prison and follows an ear?er probe by Erie police and the Erie County District Attorney's Of?ce. which found no criminal act led to the death. 10 Johnson. a 25-year?old kidnapping suspect from Cleveland. was being held in the Erie County Prison without bond. charged with first-degree murder in the April is fatal attack on 53-year? old Kum C. Miller in her home at 311 Crescent Drive. "There was no evidence of foul play. and there is no evidence anyone assisted Mr. Johnson in accomplishing his suicide,? District Attomey Jack [Janeri said Tuesday. There was also no evidence of criminal gross negligence by prison staff. he said. Erie lCounty Prison Warden Kevin Sutter said Friday his staff complied with poiicy. While 'it may be dif?cult to fully grasp the concept of how one could commit suicide while on a watch. Mr. Johnson was placed on the appropriate watch based or: the information we possessed." Setter said. "Absent other behaviors on his part. which would have placed him on a constant watch. opportunities to commit sel?hann exist." Daneri previousty outlined how Johnson himself. What remained unclear was the source of the ligature that Johnson used. Sutter said Friday the source remained undetermined. Setter said Johnson used what appeared to be a seam torn from heavy material as a ligature. then anchored it to a robe lying on the upper part of the bunk. Johnson then sat in a corner of the lower bunk not visible to the video camera surveilling the room and used his weight to himself. he said. Daneri said written reports and video surveillance showed that prison staff checked on Johnson visually through his cell door at 15-minute intervals. Johnson's death was not immediately detected because Johnson sat facing the door with his back propped against a wall and his eyes open. Daneri said. Sutter said Johnson had in the cell both a 'suicide robe" and a ?suicide blanket." which are made of heavy material meant to resist tearing. He said the ligature appeared to have been torn from a Suicide blanket or robe. But neither the robe nor blanket in the cell at the time of Johnson's death appeared to be damaged. Sutter said Johnson had torn a blanket apart 'a couple" days before the suicide. But Sutter said it was not clear if that was the source of the ligature or if Johnson obtained it elsewhere. Sutter said that after Johnson shredded the blanket. staff removed it. searched the cell and strip-seardied Johnson to ensure all of the blanket was removed. He said they did not perform a body cavity search because such a search must be conducted by a doctor. Sutter said Johnson was screened by a prison upon his arrival at the prison and voiced no suicidal wishes. Sutter said alter Milier died Saturday and Johnson was arraigned on homicide charges. Johnson. as a precaution, was placed on a heightened watch. which required that staff view him every 1 5 minutes. The highest level requires staff to sit outside a cell door at all times. Sutter said Johnson spoke little and gave no warning. 1: "in these cases. the individual will often use deception to mislead staff to have an opportunity to fui?ll their ultimate desire to take their own lives." he said. "Were is no foolproof method of stopping an individual who has determined they want to take their own life." Lancaster Newspapers resorts} succeedra rticle Editorial Board Lancaster County Prison this week has started issuing every prisoner a pamphlet ?Roadmap to Succesle Re?entry? to ease the transition back into the community after incarceration. The pamphlet. which ?ts easily in a pocket. offers advice. resources and to-do lists to complete before and after being released. The prison releases a dozen or more inmates a day and E.tit]ti a year. This week is National Reentry Week. What better time to recognize the Lancaster County Prison's efforts to reduce recidivism? Recidivism occurs when former inmates resort to the same behavior that eariier landed them in prison. But when inmates are plunged back into a worid sometimes without money. food. a home. a job. transportation or health care? it is easy to slip back into troublesome lifestyles. It is the prison's tot: not only to incarcerate criminals. but to educate them on healthier and safer ways of life. Lancaster County Prison. along with the local ReEntry Management Organization, are doing just that. and we applaud them for it. The prison has taken advantage of the great resources this county has to o?er. For example. current inmates can: Earn their GEDs through the Lancaster-Lebanon Intonnediate Unit 13. or their diplomas through the School District of Lancaster. Enroll in New Beginnings. an ail-female course at the downtown WISH that focuses on transitioning to life after prison. Former inmates can: Find a job through CareerLink. Access treatment for drug or alcohol addiction through the Lancaster Drug and Alcohol Commission. Receive support for mentai health issues through Mental Health America. Within the ?rst 24 hours of their arrival at the prison. inmates are given the ?Roadmap' to help them once they leave. it?s a simple. pocket-sized reminder that some still care. Inmates may lose touch with friends and family even their children. Some are dismissed by employers bercause of their record. Some are unable to rent a home or buy a car because of their lackluster credit history. Prison where at least food and shelter are prodded could seem like heaven alter struggling to survive in the outside world. But we believe prison should be the last place on a former inmate's mind. Those with criminal records depending on the severity of their crime should not be shackled by a past mistake. They deserve the opportunity to forge a life for themselves and their families. to be productive members of society. and to contribute to their communities. Melanie G. Snyder. executive director of the ion-cl re-entry organization. says some former inmates give back in the form of mentoring or participating in a support group for other people just released from prison. That?s what it all comes down to: providing opportunities to those who wish to take advantage of them. it?s how our country works. And we're proud that Lancaster County's criminal justice system has followed suit. National Conections The Washington ton ostcon'dnewsi refonn-mioht?at?last?be?niohf Congress is closer than ever to easing sentences for drug offenders By Mike DeBonis A presidential election year is not typically the most opportune time to pass ambitious. complicated and controversial bills through Congress. But it appears there is still hope for action this year on the politically sensitive topic of aiminat-justice reform. A bipartisan group of senators announced revisions Thursday to a bill easing federal sentencing guidelines for non-violent offenders and allowing many of those already incarcerated most of them offenders ?tc petition a judge for reductions in theirjail terms. The changes have been enough to win the support of trey advocates and several additional Republican senators. who have been divided over whether the reforms represent wise fiscal and jus?ce policy or whether they are an loosening of criminal penalties. lDne crucial endorsement came this week from the National District Attomeys Association. which said the latest version of the bill ?strikes the appropriate balance between targeting the highest level drug traffickers plaguing our communities. while simultaneously decreasing crime rates and addressing the burgeoning prison population." think we've got some momentum.? said Sen. John Cornyn {R-Terc}. the No. 2 GDP leader and Judiciary Committee member who crafted the legislation with Sens. Mike Lee Utah}. Richard J. Durbin and other senators of both parties. The crucial question now is whether Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell will bring the bill to the floor. McConnell has been largely mum on the sentencing-refonn effort. given the divides within the Republican caucus. but he has otherwise been eager to pass biparlisan bills to show that the Senate is functioning. Floor time for the bill may be hard to secure. however. if McConnell follows through on his pledge to process appropriations bills for the next two and a half months before Congress breaks for an extended summer recess. But there are new signs that the appropriations 13 process could stall. and Cornyn said Thursday that ?if there is ?oor time that opens up. we want to make sure we're one of the candidates for consideration." Judiciary Committee Chairman Charles E. Grassley [R-lowa} said he has not yet asked McConnell to bring the on to the ?oor but said such a discussion is forthcoming: knew that we had to get more co?sponsors and re?ne the bill so that other people would be comfortable with it, and I think it's time for those discussions to start right now.? McConnell spokesman David Popp said ?discussions continue? among the GDP senators about how to proceed with the bill. Meanwhile. in the House. Speaker Paul D. Ryan said Thursday that he was ?optimistic and hopeful" that his chamber would act on a package of criminal justice reform measures that could be reconciled with a Senate bill. We'll bring bills to the floor. which I believe we'll pass. and then we?ll go to a conference committee." he said. But political pitfalls remain most notably. a group of Republican senators who remain strongly opposed to any signi?cant easing of criminal sentences. Sen. David Perdue {R?Ga.j. a Judiciary Committee member. said the revised bill would still "allow dangerous felons. many of whom have multiple prior convictions for violent crimes. out of prison early.? ?i?he idea that we are only allowing low-level criminals out ofjail is a smoke screen,? he said in a statement cirwlated Thursday. "As currerr?y written. this bill would put thousands of dangerous felons bad: on the streets early. potentially endangering our families and communities. and therefore I still cannot support it.? Other notable opponents of the previous version of the bill include Sen. Ted Cm: a presidential candidate who pivoted hard into a tough-on-crime stance earlier this year. and Sen. Jeff Sessions {Ft-Ala}. an adviser to presidential front-run ner Donald Trump. Sharp opposition from either presidential candidate could torpedo the revised bill?s chances this year. Comyn pushed back on the soft-onetime critique in a floor address Thursday. telling critics that ?it?s just not true' that violent criminals will be released and to ?tat-re another look at the legislation." The revisions tightened the eligibility under the previous version of the bill of certain violent offenders to seek a retroactive early release. while expanding the relief available to non-violent offenders. They also enminated provisions that would have loosened sentence enhancements for repeat offenders who commit crimes with ?rearms and create a new mandatory minimum sentence for crimes involving fentanyl. a frequently abused opioid narcotic. Those changes have prompted groans from advocates pushing for sentencing reforms. who argue that lawmakers are watering down the bill too much in their bid to push this bill this year. Julie Stewart. founder and president of Families Against Mandatory Minimums. said the bill ?was very modest to begin with. and Congress should be strengthening it. not weakening it.? The bill now has 3? cosponsors. and the senators leading the e?ortwould not explicitly say that they have commitments from the 6D senators necessary to get the bill through the Senate. But Sen. Sheldon infhitehouse said there is a ?strong expectation? that the bill will gain 14 that level of support. and he said he was not concemed by the concessions that have been made to get there. ?There was a lot that was left on the cutting-room floor.? he said. "But I think it?s still a hell of a good movie." National Public Radionl'lieekend Edition Saturday hho:ihvvm.nor.oroi201 6i04l30l4i'62i'251 regon Rising Incarceration Rate isn't Reducing Crime, Says Report Crime is down. It's fallen dramatically in the United States over the last quarter of a century as the rate of incarceration is way up over that same period. But a new study by the Council of Economic Advisers says there is not a relationship between rising incarceration of convicted criminals and falling crime. Jason Funnan is chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisors and joins us from his of?ce. Mr. Fun'nan. thanks very much for being with us. JASON Thanks for having me. SIMON: So you don?t believe that taking convicted criminals oh the street reduces crime? FURMAN: The question is whether taking sentences that are already long and making them even longer reduces crime. And the answer there is no. SIMON: Well. follow that up. ir?rr'hat's in the data that you?ve observed? FURMAN: Mats in the data is ifycu increase the sentence length by to percent, it has somewhere between a zero and very small impact on deterrence for crime. And the reason for that is it you're a criminal and considering whether to commit a crime and you know you might go to jail for 20 years or you know you might go to jail for 25 years. that's probably not going to result in a very big difference in terms of your behavior. In fact. the evidence is it matters barely at all. The ?ipside though is when people are in prison, they lose their skills. attachment to the job market. And when they come out. it can actually increase the likelihood that they commit crime when they have a longer prison sentence. So you get effectively diminishing bene?ts in terms of deterrence and increase in costs in terms of recidivism. And the net effect is it doesn't reduce crime. SIMON: I think there are a number of people that might - might agree or at least be receptive to your ?ndings who have some problem though with the recommendation that the report makes. which is to raise the minimum wage. What relationship do you see between raising the minimum wage and trying to curtail crime? FURMAN: The United Kingdom didn?t used to have a national minimum wage. in 1999. they introduced one. end economists actually studied that experience and they found that low-wage 15 areas saw really large reductions in crime and that high-wage areas actually didn?t see much of a change in cria'ne. Here In the United States. there have been several studies which have looked at wages in general and have found that for. you know. less educated. lower income men. there's a very strong relationship between higher wages and less crime. SIMON: lIl'rr'hat about the concern though of some people that if you increase the minimum wage, one of the undesirable side effects is you might reduce the number ofjobs? FURMAN: There's been a range of economic research. and it's consistently found that for. you know. reasonable increases irt a minimum wage. it has little or no effect on total employment. And the reason Is that the cost for an employer rises but they also get a bene?t of a worker who's more motivated, who is less nicely to turn over and thus will do a better job with more productivity for them. SIMON: Are you concerned that coming outwith a minimum wage recommendation and being tied to sensitive issues the incarceration and unemployment makes this look like political document in an election year? Absolutely not. I don?t think we'd all agree on the minimum wage part of the recommendation. I think there probably would be a debate about that. But the broader argument. I think that?s something that is widely accepted by experts across the political spedrum. CBS News Texas prison works to make sure inmates don't come back [4J30i15j Each year. more than 600.000 people are released from federal and state prisons. During "National Re?entry Week." the Department of Justice has been highlighting ways to help prisoners prepare for hair eventual transition to the outside world. CBS Newsjustice reporter Paula Reid visited a prison in Texas that is working to make sure its inmates don?t come back. NPRIAII Things Considered r.o i2015l04l39i4?62?t161Bltrainin -he s-inmates-build?a-brid e-to-liie?oulside Training helps inmates build a bridge to life outside prison walls The nation's top law enforcement of?cer walked past a barbed-wire fence. through passages lined with rust-colored walls, to meet with a special audience. But this was not a normal meet- and-greet a stem-looking FBI security detail tracked her every move. 16 Inside the visitation room in this federal correctional institution. ?ve men in khaki uniforms and black Croce slippers were waiting to give Attorney General Loretta a glimpse of their struggles. "Just because we're locked up doesn't make us bad people." says Tony Moses. a sell? assured. tall man who's locked up until January Eli-it on armed robbery charges. "trite just made some bad choices." Attorney General made the trip to need for more programs to help inmates transition out of incarceration and reenter society. She mixed. carefully. with the general population at this federal conectlonal facility where 42 percent of inmates are locked up for crimes and 33 percent are facing years behind bars for weapons offenses. 'Gertainly by providing indhriduals coming out of institutions with ways to become productive citizens. we reduce recidivism." tells NPR in an interview. 'tl'rllrat that means is we reduce crime. There are fewer victims when individuals have options -- when they have job skills. when they have life skills. we break the cycle of children following their parents into institutions." Elsewhere on the sprawling prison campus. past a group of inmates who wear hair and heard nets while roasting a barbecue lunch. was greeted in the sky-lit chapel by 96 prisoners undergoing dnig abuse treatment. it?s not yourfather's prison unit. Cine inmate made an announcement about weigh-in for their ?biggest loser" health competition. Another confessed he was shaking off feelings of aiocfness after refusing to dance with the group earlier in the week. Taliadega prison's Et-mon?t drug rehabilitation and work-training program is a big draw here and in other prison fac?ities. Derek Spinks. 36. who pleaded guilty to helping steal $4 million from Bank of New York Mellon. and who was handpicked to meet with the attorney general. explained why. "You wouldn?t get this help on the street.? Spinks says. "it saves lives. I think the program should be offered to all inmates in federal prison." For now though. prison otiiciais say there are no plans to expand the treatment offerings. Rather. they?re using scarce resources to develop more programs forwomen behind bars and trying to shore up the struggling prison industries unit known as UNICDR. In Talladega. about 290 men in the UNICDR unit stop their work sewing camou?age pants for military uniforms to gawk at the visitors from Washington. Superintendent of Industries Genie Thorson tells the attorney general 30 percent of these men never had a legal job before this factory work. They earn. on average. $250 a month. And their rates of misconduct in prison are lower. Thorson adds. ?These guys dont have misconduct in that they know if they screw up they?re done they?re terminated immediately." she says. Clarence Aaron spent 22 years rising to top jobs at UNICDR in Talladega and other prisons before he won clemency from President lCitiama in 2H1 3. He?s now living in Mobile. trying to ?nd a job that suits his business studies and his experience in an office. So far. Aaron says. the best offer he's received involves emptying trash cans. in 'custodial maintenance.? 1? Prisons give inmates training. he says. but there's not much of a bridge between them and the world outside. 'l'm trying to do my best.? he says. his voice breaking with emotion. "l'm not asking nobody to give me nothing. lwant to eam everything I get. It's just about an opportunity.? Attorney General who met privately with Aaron in a short visit to Mobile. seemed to agree. telling NPR he made an ?excellent pott?tt." adds: "We're now going to work to make sure there?s a bridge from the institution back home. not just for the individual. but for the skills that they?ve gained." The New York. Times 6} El??t??l WM From Albany to prison. extawmakers on life behind bars By Vivian Yee Down the hall more Inmate No. a ?st of a man diminished by the loss of the $2.50 suit and the $300 shoes he had just been forced to exchange for a jumpsuit. following a guard to his cell. First night in federal prison. and he was already headed to solitary con?nement. his case too notorious for him to mingle safely with the others. He remembers the cell being dammy and dark. It made him think of Ftikers Island. where his father had been held after being anested when Pedro was 11. But this was a few grades higher: the Metropolitan Detention Center. in Sunset Park. Brooklyn. a windowless cage looming over New York Bey. From the next cell came a voice. pricking him out of his numbness: 'Hey. Espada! Hang in there. You're the senator. rig ht?? the voice said. ?My mother voted for you.? Senator. he was: Pedro Espada once the third-m ost powerful man in New York State. And "senator? he remains even today. three years into a ?ve-year sentence for stealing money from a nonpro?t. There are a lot of ?senators? in America's federal prisons these days. In May. titres more corrupt New York State lawmakeh; are expected to join the jumpsuited ranks. three more cautionary tales from a State Legislature with no apparent shortage of them. There is Sheldon Silver. a Democrat and fonnerAssembty speaker. who was convicted of abusing his of?ce in return for nearly $4 million in kickbacks. There is Dean G. Skelos. a Republican and former Senate majority leader. who was found guilty of selling oli?iclal favors for payments and jobs for his son. Convicted last fall in overlapping trials that sent Albany into upheavalsentenced within 1D days of each other in May. with Mr. Silver?s sentencing scheduled ?rst. on Tuesday. 13 And then there is John L. Sampson. all but eclipsed by the convictions of Mr. Silver and Mr. Skelos. who led the Senate Democrats for three and a half years. Mr. Sampson was convicted last year of trying to thwart an investigation into allegations that he had embezzled state funds. He is to be sentenced on May 19. Like many of those convicted before them. Mr. Silver. Mr. Skelos and Mr. Sampson have asked for minimal or no prison time. Prosecutors. sentencing guidelines and recent history suggest they should not expect any leniency. if interviews with four foimer lawmakers two cun'enliy incarcerated and two who have been released are a guide. the three men are in for a prolonged humbling. Their former colleagues tell of spiritual awakenings. physical survival and mental toughening. But what ?gures largest in these personal narratives what they say has sustained them throughout is the belief that they were wrongly prosecuted. Contritiorr? 'Irf'u'hat for? Outside. their names are synonymous with scandal. inside. they command a measure of respect. have a title for life." said Efrain Gonzalez Jr.. a Democrat and former state senator from the Bronx who was convicted in 2009 and spent almost six years at the Federal Correctional Institution in Fort Dix. N..J.. before being released in Febniary. introduced myself as Efrain. But they called me senator." the expected anivals of Mr. Skelos. Mr. Silver and Mr. Sampson. there will be at least nine former members of the New York State Legislature in the federal prison system. Nine more were released over the last few years. One. facing terminal cancer. is under house arrest. Another died in prison. laugh at all those who fumed up their nose at me.? said Shirley L. Huntley. a former state senator from Queens who spent 1i]I months in federal prison in Danbury. lConn. the institution on which the women's prison in ?Orange to the New Black? is based after pleading guilty in 2013 to stealing more than 537.000 in taxpayer money through a nonpro?t she ran. ?Now took where they're at. They're in worse shape.? Pufling on an e-cigarette in her living room in Queens. the same room where she once secatly recorded seven of her colleagues for the authorities. she went down the list. Friends. Enemies. Allies. idiots. Then came the kiss-off. bile tempered with a laugh. ?You can tell all the other crooks I say hey!? Mr. Espada prefers a new honori?c: prison abolitionist. Some facts before going further. Before all this happened. he had run for of?ce about a dozen times. losing more often than he won. He had shaken a swarm of investigations and one indidment before succumbing to a second. He had risen from poverty to become the highest- ranking Latino in New York State govemment? and. brie?y and under bizarre circumstances. the third-most powerful man in the state but only after single-handedly bringing the Senate 19 to a standstill and making Albany a national laughingstock in the process. He once tried to hide from a television reporter by putting on an orange ski cap and using a baby to shield his face. 011 a recent morning at the Metropolitan Detention Center. sitting in a plastic chair in an airless. giassed?in booth in what resembled a large hospital waiting room minus the televisions. the pastel watercolor paintings. the magazines and the windows Mr. Espada seemed shom of the grandiloquence that those in Albany had come to know so well over the two decades of his singularly unruly political career. No more ego. he promised - or not as much. anyway. No more referring to himself, without irony. as Hurricane Espada. He said he was devoting his life to reforming America?s prisons. He had seen. he said. how prison devastates lives and families instead of rehabilitating inmates. He had seen prisoners reieased. only to return within unable to cope in a society that no longer wanted much to do with them. He had been studying the mass-incarceration literature: Michelle Alexander's 'The New .Jim Crow;" Harvey A. Silverglate's "Three Felonies a Day:" and ?lvlr. Smith Goes to Prison." by Jeff Smith. a former Missouri state legislator. Mr. Espada said that only violent offenders. people like murderers and rapists. should be in prison. and that others should be forced to serve their communities. Of Mr. Skelos and Mr. Silver. Mr. Espada said. 'Anybody that would want to put them in jail for 10 or 15 years should spend a weekend in here and think whether that?s necessary. It would n?t pay back the people they harmed.? He avoided addressing the victims of his own crimes. Mr. Espada, a Democrat. was convicted in 2012 of stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from the nonpro?t health care clinics he ran in his Bronx district when he was a state senator. He spent the spoils on sushi. parties. spa treatments and .3 Bentley. Then he got caught. In the years since. there have been 15 months of no daylight and no fresh air. and before that nearly a year of not seeing his family. And before that. a 10-week stint in solitary con?nement after he stepped over the property line at the Federal Correctional Institution in Schuylkill. Pa. one of three prisons where he has spent the past three years. All in all. a thorough humiliation. know that was too consumed with the search for personal power.? he said. know that was too consumed with materialistic things.? He gestured at his khaki jumpsuit. his shiny white sneakers. ?Now. I don?t miss any of that.? he said. ?I'm used to living on $300 a month." His time at Schuylkill overlapped brie?y with that of Lan?y B. Seahrook. a former city councilman from the Bronx who is serving ?ve years for corruption. But neither felt much like talking shop. "This is our new existence.? Mr. Espada said. We're thinking about how to lit in.? At Fort Dix. his third stop. he said he teamed how the other inmates made prison hooch out of sugar and candy distilled in the bathroom. each six-ounce bottle going for $40. and where they bought cellphones and dmgs. Once back at the detention center in Brooklyn. he teamed to get his protein from canned tuna. eggs and peanut butter bought at the commissary. and to relish microwave meals of commissary mackerel. chicken. pork sausage and rice. Once a EU professional brawler. he learned to avoid confrontation. here have been a few close calls. even so.) He learned to sleep through the noise of 100 other men snoring and going to the bathroom and working out and watching television, so he can wake up at 4:30 am. to lift weights. To suns-ire solitary con?nement by running in place until he was exhausted. To love God. about whom he had not thought all that much for many years. To keep busy with Bible study and a biweekly book club. To cherish every visit with his wife, who has visited him each weekend. even though touching is restricted and they have had to sit side by side. knees facing forward. rationing their two kisses and hugs. He teamed about small satisfactions. like when eight of the students in the GED. class he teaches every afternoon recently passed their test. They call him ?Professor.? Professor Espada takes pride in teaching nearly illiterate men to read, in counseling younger inmates. and in helping c?iers work through their cases in the library. Senator Espada sits here unchastened. boasting of the ?political revolution' he once led same as Bernie Sanders. he said. Senator Espada is the one planning to tear down a bad system from the inside out. The one insisting he was framed. If they have one thing in common. these Albany alumni. it is this: They refuse to be expunged from the rolls of the innocent Efrain Gonzalez a Democrat and former state senator from the Bronx who was convicted in zone. spent almost six years at the Federal Correctional institution in Fort Dix. NJ. He was released in Febnrary and is now back home in the Bronx. Credit Edwin J. Torres for The New York Trmes 'It doesn?t weigh on me that there's this opinion of me. because it's not true.? said Wilnam F. Boyland Jr.. a Democratwho represented Brownsville in the Assembly. He is serving a ?lekyear sentence at the Federal Correctional Institution in Loretto. a ?vehour drive out to the westem part of the state. after being convicted of bribery in 2014. it is a recurring theme. 'l don't have that thing where l'm a criminal. so I?m smiling.? said Mr. Gonzalez. who spent much of a four-hour interview at his Bronx apartment outlining. in baroque detail. all the ways he said he had been railroaded by prosecutors. the judge and even his own lawyer. {Before he left prison. he said. his fellow inmates told him. 'You're safer here with the homies. The billionaires will put out a contract on you. They don't like you. 'caose you tell it like it did not steal money from Soundview or from anybody." said Mr. Espada. refening to the health care network he ran. He had not received a fair trial. he said: he would have mntinued to contest the charges had he not run out of resources and the will to- subject his family to what he described as further pain. ?Maybe i didn't spend the money right. but I didn?t steal the money." said his. Huntiey. who suggested that she had been the victim of a conspiracy orchestrated by old enemies in Albany. Besides. she added. as ifthis would mitigate things. the actions in question had occurred before she entered the Senate. 21 in a more re?ective moment. lvis. Huntley said she could not bring herself to move on. ?Some people say. let it go.? she said. ?i don't know how to let stuff go. I don?twant to die being known as. what?s the word all the newspapers used? ?Disgraced senator." She said she wanted to be treated 'just as a person. Just use my name. l'm not saying you've got to make me sound like I?m great. You all call me disgraced. but in my mind. I'm not disgraced.? In this season of high-pro?le conuption cases. few phrases have dominated discourse in the State Capitol like ethics reform. Yet Mr. Boytand. Espada. Mr. Gonzalez and his. Huntley had little to say on the subject. if anything. they suggested. they and their colleagues had been punished simply for doing things the Albany way. wouldn?t say they were crooks. Everybody does all that.? Mr. Gonzalez said of Mr. Skelos and Mr. Sliver. 'lt?s, help you. you help rne.? So what is that? Politics." l'vIr. Boyland was asked if he would endorse any of the reforms his former colleagues have discussed this session. including closing a campaign-?nance loophole and banning outside income for legislators. He smiled. can't endorse anything now.? he said. A day begins at Federal Coneclional Institution in Loretto. A former monastery on a hilltop. it would resemble a high school campus were it not for the rings of ooncerlina wire that surround it. Mr. Boyland is awake at 6:30 to meditate before going to work on die facilities team. [ll-tr. Gonzalez, too. was initially assigned a job assisting a plumber. but. by his own account. was deemed more of a burden than a help.) lvtr. Boytand runs around the track. He lifts weights. the constant nag of his cellphone. without the late. indulgent Albany dinners. he is. he said. the healthiest and most focused he has ever been. To other inmates. he introduces himself as Writ. But he lives with men from New York. even some familiar with his old district There is a Boyland Street in Brownsville. named for his uncle. who once held the same Assembly seat. ?You the same guy?" the inmates ask. Amid the chaos of this year's presidential campaign. Mr. Eloytand said. he is in demand as a political analyst. "All. The. Time,? he said. ?ashing a smile. Some of the queries have a more tocal bent 'What's going on with Cucmo and de Blasio?? he has been asked. referring to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio of New York. combatants in a never-ending intrastate quarrel. "Theyre both Democrats. so what's the beef about?Pu He passes the rest of the day with religious sewices. Bible study. work on his legal appeal and reading. He is taking classes in Spanish theatres of the Spanish?speaking constituents in his old district}. small-business skills {iust in case} and aodteting (hats. mostly]. He has almost ?nished James Red?eld's "The Celestine Prophecy.? which he described as a science-?ction novel about the spiritual joumey of a wrongly imprisoned man. He said he could relate. From afar. he tries to raise his 13?year-old son. who is back in Brooklyn. He was the hardest thing to leave behind. Albany, he does not miss. it was serving his constituents. he said. that he loved. wasn?t used to being on this side of the table.? he said. indicating the round visitors' room table where he sat across from a reporter. "l was the one visiting to bring help. I'm usually on that side of the table." They watch the evening news and read the New York City papers. eavesdropping on a wono that has tried to delete them from its memory. Even so. what lies beyond the prison walls has begun to seem abstract fuzzy around the edges. When Mr. Espada was in solitary con?nement at Schuylkill. he was allowed one hour a day to go outside. shackled and wffed. He always went. no matter the weather. 'An opportunity to experience daylight. sun?ght. rain hitting your head it?s as basic as that.? he said. his voice softening. said to myself. I would never complain about the elements again. because I loved it when the rain hit my head. when itwas cold.? Then the man who was once the third-most powerful in New York. State gathered himseti. pivoting back. to the pitch. He was the better for surviving this. he said. Not that itwas about him; it was about those far less fortunate than him. who would carry this scartet Better the rest of their lives. He had promised them he would ?ght for them. for reform. and he would. He would never give up. There was a reason they still called him the Senator. Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent: To: Subject: Ameeican Jail Association Tuesday. 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The balance ofthejail budget was supposed lobe provided bvthestzte. Hum. Elem-A235 never fully funded. Lastyear?all cont-oi ol'tbejaih was reamed to the counties. and the Legislature agreed do provide $12.2 million in funding- loss than momma said was needed. The countvta: can was not repealed and is still in effect. This lawmakers approved an addluonaz $2.4 million forthe jailsr but the goremor wooed the His veto- leather reads, in part. 'Ifthe {aunties are responsible foroperao'ng thejails, than me counties 51min also be rasponsihlafor paying H12 costs of Unions: ..M-atd? video 35thlI1mal .. 2022222an JHIL EXPU "2.2.2.2222 Less than 3 weeks?ms 35th annual Conference EL Jail Expo is nominal Will you be mere? E?l'ou dnaftwantaonissm's panama-st z" flan-aim below *2 Inn?s Amitom'erenoealal?molsmeplace hall-e: - . Special Topic wan-sebum on Saturday. - Ribbon-am term hat-and Dpenh-Lo on Sunday night. Facl?ty tours amount-rent education Sunder tlu-ough Neon-solar. . for ?lms- Annual Awards Banqueton Tusday evening. Seolein for an arming molaoew?h dinmrand rousing slam-ta: median and mastmaslaaz 3 Eloin us to he aha-ether Towards sol-Imam, alt. 1?1. [Kentucky] Popular reality show making Clark County Jail a less- popular place to be won: The ClarkCountv 121! has made ?or reality gold on was ?60 Dal-rs In.? There?s drama you ?rst can't make up. drama the Clark Cunt; Sheriff couldn?t ignore. ?Some 0? notwud of. Mover-mung you (lo see. new learned From Sheriff Jamar Noel said. 'We?ve changed to to make mange be?tter.? lime last year, mejall was over moadt'r. housing 54:) inmabes. video 2016 Seminars-We?re Here to Help! Jail Managemer? and Leadership Symposium Fennel-mm Raort Spa Casino 220-? North Virginia Sheet Rem, NV 39502 June 13-15. 2015 a a.rn.-4 p.m. . l? ?nding the Truth: muestlgations of Sexual Home nd'Inrnat-? in con?nement Seamus County Immass Jai 11540 NE Drive Portland. OR 97220 Juhr 13-19, 12115 Porn-lore deans and a complain: listing of AJA's 1016 calendar, did: here. [Maine] Portland inmate's death highlights struggle to keep drugs out ofja?s Portland Press Herald Inmaha newergetthe holiday ards sentw men-bets to lthe {timberland Emory Jail in Portland. [usuadjail staff rnernbars glue them block-and?whibe photocopies of the originals. That's because manufamired gree?ng and: are made with multiple sheen or paper?oedectforaliowinn someone on moiue me sheeis, line them with contraband drug ships and glue man had: topemer liar Smuggling Inbo thejeil. Cumberland County Sheriff Joyce used that 3:5 one example of the evenina'easlng number of steps thejail staff is taio'nq to keep dogs from being smuggled Into ?ieslate's busiestjaii. on Invest in yourself. You're worth it. 2016 Wehinar Series . Use of Force Update-How Ensore that the Changing: Doesn't Lea-ire You Off For more details and a complete listing of 1U16 calendar, here. [Wisconsin] Sheriff?s awards to honor citizens, county personnel eerair parry Hem The Ninth Annual Rod: County.r Sheriffs Of?ce Awards Ceremony will take place at p.m. weomsdav atthe Rod: County Cour-mouse - Jury Assembiy Room, 51. 5. Main 9. The ceremony is open to me public. Sheriff Rio-bat Sounders will he praenting awards on several Fin-cl: County dozens. as well a, Rod: County Sheriff?s O?'ioe personnel. Recipients include: Denny ofme Tear - Deputy Gregory Wm has been wim the Sheriff's Of?ce slnoe 2009. He became a newer Sheriil? in 2011 and is assigned to second sh?. He is being recognized as the Deputy of the ?fear for his dependable leadershl? and work ethic. on Nun-cum Apply to Today! Wear-e norr annealing appiicaunnsforilmmassZ-i, Feiwoaan- 10.. dassisoenlo b: fill niacin-r ooseidyouraopiimmn wilt-lire mired dourmmlaliontoda'r! -lt please Ifyou haveawqua?moleaseomtact Connie Law at 301-190-3930 ext. 300 or connie?ajaoro. [New Mexico] More women serving as correctional of?cers at BernCo jail EOE Il- see:- inside the Metropolitan Deter-noon Center- and you'll see a lot of male inmates guarded or men. "Gem mom to respect you and ?seen to your orders ls challenging: Lt. Shaw said. Shaw and Sgt. Gloria Manon-ya are two (14' more than mo lemaie correctional of?cers. 'We're a paramedic, we?re a counselor. we're a police of?cer; Montova said. video iusr DETENTION IHIEQHATIOHAL Help Determine Tomorrow?s Training! Ju?? ?etention Irruemao'oml with the support-oiI die ?line for Vie?ms oFCrime Is working on a national training and teduaoal assistance program anemone that nor-realms and victim oer-vines providers are able to work together no meetthe needs of Harper-riled victims ofsexuai abuse. Combed-r rape crisis centers are prohibited from using Funding from die victims olCrimeAct to provide semioutopeoole who are incarcerated. an?nipaoes tiutthe rule may change and no longer prohibit the use (JP-IDEA Funds for Incarneralied mmhommd'iouph the rule will not mandate what oer-vim rape o-isis programs must pmride. Rates and Joni programs will have new aoportuoi?esoo dereiop programs For incarcerated elm-Mrs and lo partnerwi?i corrections agencies. in menu detennhie the kinds of training and mi assistant: that [Florida] and Rail event t0 are needed. 1m has coated on Wane-r. . bene?t Wheelchairs 4 Kids The Suncoast News The long arm ofthe law has once again oorralbed a collection of prominent Individuals from around theTarnpa ?ay area. Han-,- will face the judge as repeat offenders and one thing is certain: ell-emote ls gout? upon on-ilral. Your participation lm'o our? isvoluntalrlir, ?gurmpomns?m this The 3:15 Wheeldiaics 4 lads Jail and ?air event will nice place from ?955' ??375 o: enta esoonsas noon to 3 Frida'ir' at the Shoal: House in Tampa. zoom, Iwith no animation to any one individual or facility. Jan and Bail oonsis?is ofpiomlnent citizens in lheTomoa Bay area being argued for various frivoious charge. wread on [Indiana] Johnson Ilioun'tillr jail ?ghting overcrowding American Jail {Jareer Center oainJoumai . Evenr davso fardils nmti'l. Identities atthe Johnson Comwjall have wondered whemer they'll have enough beds. food, clean shee'ls and clothing forthe suspects who will be arrested dial: day. II'ilhen the jail came close to reaching its maximum limit of32'2 people about two years ago, a sherl?'s deputy would ail the prooemnor's of?ce. and askiroiere wet-early offenders or suspects who couid he moved Io anotherjail ?sentenced earlier, Johnson Count?! Brad Cm said. Connecting Talent with Opportunity This lime, depude: don?t call the orosecutofs of?ce anymore beause no more o?endero can hem-owed orget Hindu-oh the any We th nJa?IAss . eanier due to a law change that decide which offenders an be sent to ?rgn?mfan lees-Emilee: ?he was: Cooper 53'5- resound: that connects the medions hiohhr qualified omfesslonals. It's a one- soup rsouroe for amaoostinos, so be sore to load?: often. 6' 'u The American Jail Association is a great resource for finding amt Ln UTE correcdons profession! If you are an emolo-rer and intersted in seeing yourjoh posted; pleasecooia?d?l Get Social with mountains}:- ?Monum- tomedon?nhedm. 52mm to visit the Career-tenta- bo ?nd Hie latest pos?nps. #Mne?canjail The cost of incarceration: What can we do? catholic Online n- M- - Fling-l . Ll This is a singular moment in one of 111: mostdiellengmo issues facing Moment-h ctr-country: chhael Waldrnan. president oFthe Erennan Comerfor Justice at New York Universibrs School often, said at a Honda? press conference intmdudng like repeat. 'Economic Perspective on NOW Incarceration and ?le Criminal on'oe system." 'What better way to bring people toge?duer?ion to look at those at me penohewofour sodetv and say, what can we do togetherto need mom?" Aruuar Brooks, president ol'the ?meriton Enterprise neonate, stated at the was conference 1' 21am According to a new report from me more House Council ?Economic The American :lall association is the leading ino?matr-ir organization ewclushreivfomsed on supporting Advisers. the U5. manner-ates prisoners at a rate ofTD? per memo the profasionals who sla?arm'l open?te our Nation's jails. Through nether?ng, educeuon, and nsidents. 'more than 4 times the world average: and empla'rs over 2.5 leadership opportunities, Mthelpe to developmreer om-redirms promo-and raises the standard for times the corrections However. the U5. employs an peroent all Wes. mag-mum; and facilities nationwide. few polloeot?oers than ?ne rest at the world. ?mad on Mo's blmu?thlr maguine. Armenian Jails, has been tortured fume third year in a row for its edibar'ia-I and pmphic ouauty or APE: {Awards for Publication Emelence}. .. FORHORE Edl'oorlalContent Steve Canter. Wham of Sand? Luns?nrd. sandral?ajanrg Win Opporum?rl?es: Jacqueline Ravenet. jadcier?ojamrg . Produced? assistant: Gladys mdjoe comply wild-tom procedure! (Kasau Connor Con-Mom! Center, New You-lanopm'o v. museum. 39 Induslon ofrhews items. mum. and products and sew-dos in this Almond-m not moi-1hr Emit-.3? 541 2015}. imply or mretitute endorsement or the Amen-an Jail Association. To read the complete mammary. did: Smart Flume I a - iPhone: Graphic version capability when received direch and as a forward. a wroid:Graphll:1re:siarL when repeated direuhr. inertia-elslon anah?ity when recewedasa forward. the American Jail Milan. WM facilities will: an a?erdaotewavto sea? wn'enton retention-wt dedsions and presents case summaries underS? topic hearings. Recetve new court case summaries never? th'ree mode?more than 3% cases summa?zed?eva-v veer. American Jail Association, 1135 Professional Court, Hagerstown, MD 21141:} WE I .mm Wt?m Sent by in collaboration with I Tryitl'ree bode-.1 Quote of the Week Ronald Wilson Reagan o?th Pres-2:2rt :f States E. :921 - Jone 2331 Therefore, Ronald Reagan, President of the United State-o of rim Erica. do here try proclaim the we EH beginning Gr 193-1. as National Co-rreetlonal of?cers Week. I call upon of?cials of 1 State and local governments and Ith-l: people of the Unite-d States to one ewe this week with appropriate ceremonies and anti-ring." ABOUT emican Jail Association 1135 Professional Court Haperstm-rl'ur HD 217MB 301-390-3530 Kristen M. Simltins From: Sent: Denise Elbe? Tuesday. May 03. 2015 134 PM Importance: High Ali: Does your of?ce currently maintain or have previously maintained any Facebook andfor Twitter page created to disseminate or receive information by your department? If so, please suppiy the following information: when was the Faoebook page created {and if ap pliable endedi? who oversees it? Was authorization received by or noti?cation given to the Board of Commissioners? Are there any written policies regarding the page kept hyyour office? if so, please provide. Thank you. CDNFIDENTMLITY NOTICE: This e?meil message is intended only for the personal use of the recipientis) named above. 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Sayers Subject Post Bidding Ttuerewere no bids received during this posing period Thefoll 3-11 Floater 3-11 A1 Housing Unit are on forbid: 'F'er Collective Bargaining Agreement section 8.3 'Mjooypoots will he as they are and any new positions added will become non-hid shi? Floater pooi?one.? Ifyou have queelione ahnuta Schedule pattern and an?a?peted days off. please contact me rireotiy. Please submit your bids to me. in order of preference. try-1200 hours on Tuesday 5:10:2015 Per Colec?ye Bargaining Iitgreer?nent aeolian 8.5 'm employee who is awarded mejol: by bid. orvmo a?erheing awaded refuses meiob. shall not bid on anolheriob for three mmlha.? Also, a reminder that annuai re-hidding will he done in June. ?nyo?ioer wanting lo ert lhelrooeu'sni'it up forbid wil be able Ir.- do oofrom June ltunugh June T. An updated list of available bids hill be provided approximately June 3. and than on June 15 those individuals who put up for bid will be eligible to bid. ?you have anyques?ons. please aelr. :iltel?nie Gordian Deputy Warden of Operations Centre County Correctional Farility roe itishel Hill Rd Beilefonte. PA 1633 [514] ass-am [814] 5413-1150 {fax} Kristen M. Simkins From: Gene Lauri Sent: Tuesdayn May 03. 2016 43M. PM To: . Danielle Mina rchid: Cai?yn D. Nef? Stephanie D. MoGhee: Allyson R. Dwell C: Richard Smith; Melanie Gordon; Jeffrey T. Hille: Joseph 5.. Kolaeno: Thomas .L Young Subiecl: Fw: Kaiser Amide on HHS Guidance for Bene?ts on Reenty?ocx Attadtrnen'ls: Kaiser Article on HHS Guidance for Bene?ts on Re?eno-ydocx FYI Gene Lauri; MS. 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George: Snyder, Shalom Black; Singleton, Earl; Savenel?, Laura; Kilgore, Cathari ne; lwashillzl?aoleom; Jim Royals; Melanie Snyder; John P, Short: Jennifer McConnell; Wilcox, Teresa; Aviva Terran Subject: xaisernr?cle on HHS Guidance for Bene?t: on HHS Acts To Help More EX- Inmates Get Medicaid By Jay Hancock .r'kpril 39. Elite Administration o?icials moved Thursday to improve low Medicaid enrollment for emerging prisoners. urging states to start signups before release and expanding eligibility to thousands of former inmates in houses nearthe end of their sentences. Health coverage for err-inmates ?is critical to our goal of reducing recidivism and promoting the public health.? said Richard Frank. assistant sea-etary for planning for lhe Department of Health and Human Services. Advocates praised the changes but cautioned that HHS and states are still far from ensuring that most people leaving prisons and jails are put on Medicaid and get access to treatment. ?it?s higth variable. Some states and jurisdictions are having a lot of success? enrolling est-prisoners. said Kamala Mat?k?Kane. a researcher at the Urban Institute who has studied the process. "Others of them have initiatives in place that aren't reaching the kinds of numbers that are making a dent." Use Our Content This KHM story can be republished for free {details}. The 2010 health law made nearly all eat-prisoners eligible for Medicaid in states that chose to expand the state and federal insurance program for the poor. Many welcomed the chance to cover a group with high rates of chronic disease. mental illness and substance abuse problems. But prisons and jails. burdened with ineffective computers, understaf?ng and complicated Medicaid enrollment procedures. have been slow to sign up released inmates. Federal and state prisons let out more than EUGJJUD people a year. Millions more cycle through jails. But a study published in Health Affairs found prisons and jails nationwide enrolled only 112.520 emerging inmates between late 2013 up to January 201 5. In Maryland. o?en cited for progressive social policy, the prison system is enrolling fewer than one in 10 released inmates. Kaiser Health News reported this week. Much of guidance repeats arresting policy. reminding states that these on probation or parole are eligible for Medicaid and urging states to keep prisoners' names in the Medicaid computers while they?re locked up. {that eases re-enrollment.) Inmates are generally ineligible for Medicaid while incarcerated. Prison and jail medical systems care for them. HHS is ?providing encouragement and a nudge" to states to improve sign?ups as well as money to upgrade enrollment computers. said Colleen Barry. a professor at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health who has studied eat-inmate enrollment. 'They understand that this is a technology issue." Matting up to 96.000 halfway-house inmates eligible for Medicaid is new policy. designed to connect people with care before they're fully released. Ptisoners often move to hathvay houses or home detention near the end of their terms. closely supervised but frequently allowed to shop. apply for jobs and see a doctor. Under the new policy. 'if you have a fair amount of freedom of movement" in a hallway house. ?you're not considered an inmate" for Medicaid purposes. said Sarah Somers. an attorney for the National Health Law Program. an advocacy group. ?That will be very helpful for a lot of people who are trying to transition out of incarceration.? Nathan Sharpe recently spent two months in a home detention program in West Baltimore between leaving prison and being fully reieased. He wanted to get a checkup to make sure there was no lasting damage from a. stabbing he received last summer in Maryland?s Jessup Correctional Institution. But be had to wait until home detention ended last week to be covered by Medicaid. he said. "That helps a lot" if people like him could get on Medicaid after they ?rst leave prison, he said. "People can get the health care they need sooner. l've been out a week now and i still haven't been able to see a doctor because I don?t have my card.? Etc-inmates have extremely high rates of HIV and hepatitis infection. diabetes. mental illness and substance abuse problems. They are especially vulnerable after they leave the prison medical system and before they connect with community doctors. One study in Washington state showed that eat-inmates were a dozen times more likely to die than the general population in the ?rst two weeks after their release. immediate Medicaid coverage "can mean the difference between life in the community and recidivism and even lite and death." Michael Botticelli. the White House's director of national control policy. told reporters. HHS has been urging states to enroll etc-inmates in Medicaid for years. But the Affordable Care Act?s Medicaid expansion made many more of them eligible for coverage, giving policymakers a new reason to promote sign-ups. advocates said. So far 31 states and the District of Columbia have expanded Medicaid under the law. CATEGORIES: Medicaid. Public Health. Syndicate TAGS: Enrollment. Maryland. Study Kristen M. Simkins Fran-I: Sent Tn: Subject: Attachments: Melanie L. Gordan Tuesday. May??. 2015 4'56 PM Brenda a McKinley: Jeffrey T. Hits; Joseph S. Kola-no: Richard C. Smith: Jonathan M. Milnnder: Juan Mendez: Matthew T4 ?sher: Michael S. Woods: Thomas 5. Allen. Jr. Awards announcement 2016 Comedians Employee Week Awardidou Please Eat me ?yau would like to add anything, orsee changes to be made to the bias attached. We plan to announce tomorrow. Melanie Gordon, UM, (CE Deputy Wand-2n of Operations Centre Counnr Correctional Facility 1m Rishel Hill Rd Bellefante, PA 15323 {814} 355-5194 [3143543-11501fax] 2(116 Corrections Employee week Staff Recognition Awards '33 Of?cer-ofthe ?l'ear: Kevin Motool Corrections Of?cer Keyil McCool has been employed with the facility sinoe DecemberoleBU. He was a Corrections Eif?oer untll commences, when he was promoted to Lieutenant. He worked in this oepacity until February of 2005, when he returned to work as a Connections Of?cer. DD McCool has been the bid Reliefii of?cer on 13 since the inception ofthis position. Among other duties, re am as a daily liaison with the Medical Department and provides both security and assistance tothe Medical soaffto accomplish a-llthe various inmate movement needed for that area. CD McCooI?s experience and ahifrty'oo coordinate have Men ofgreat help to the operation. 34.1 Of?cer ofthe 1rear: Kelly Evans Corrections Of?cer Kelly Evans has been employed as a Corrections Of?cer with the facility since July of 2013. She is a graduate ofl-Ianovernrea .rri'Sri-iigh Sohool, and amended Penn State Mikes-Barre. In her post as the 3-11 unit of?cer in the female unit, on Evans has displayed inn-edible consistency in her management ofthe unit and handling ofinmates? issues. She is often able to resolve issues in a fair, straightforward way without having to refer the issues on tothe shift Commanders. CO Evans completed the Centre County Crisis Intervention Team Training in January of 2016, and her composure and calming nature were noted bythe trainers. She has been able to apply these skills actively helping in mates experiencinga aisle in the facility. 11-? Officer of the tear: Brian Beats Corrections Of?cer Brian Beals has been employed as a Corrections Of?cer with the facility since luiyof 2013. He is a graduate ofthe Bald Eagle Area High School. CD Beats has been a member ofthe CERT tea-n since 2BR. He completed the Centre County Crisis Intervention Team training in June of 1015. in his current role as a Floater, he is comfortable in all posts and completed trainingtoworlc in the Central Booking Center in September 2015. Employee ofthe?l'ear: Danielle Hoard-lick Drug and alcohol Therapist Danielle Minarchick has been employed with the facility in that role since June She is a graduate of Glendale lri'Sr High Sdtooi, and has Bachelors of Science degreesin Occupational Therapy from Mount Aloysius College and Saint Francis University. Counselor Minarchick has been certi?ed through the Certi?cation Board as a Certi?ed tie-Occurring Disorders Professional since 2005, and maintains the oontinuing education credits forbiennial reoerti?mtion. She assisted in the formation ofthe PRIDE and CHOICES programs for the facility, and facilitates both. Counselor Minardiidt has been a leader among the lite-entry Coalition, working as an active proponent ofimproving the quality of inmate programming in the faa'lity. She was integral in creatingthe new Building Hope Mentoring Program, and acts as the Facility Mentor Coordinator. Supervisorofthe "I?earr 'li'r'tthen Manager Kevin Brindle kitchen Manager Kevin Brindle has been employed with the facility in this role since June of 2005. He is a graduate ofFenns volley Area High School, and has a Bachelor ofSo'ence degree in Hotel, Restaurant, and Institutional Management item the State University. He has routinely demonstrated commitment to he iob and dedication to providing quality meals forinrnates and staff within the budget. He cares about his staff, and is supportive while enforcing the rules and policies ofthe kitchen and facility. His staffis quick to step in when he is not available to assist as needed. This re?ects the Support he has as a Supervisor, and the e?eaiveness and professionalism of those he supervises. He has an important role in the fadle tools compliance forthe PA DOC Inspections. With staff shortages, he and his staff consistently work long hours and take on extra duties to ensure the kitchen continues to run ef?ciently and effectively. He is often called upon for special meals, snacks, and drinksfor routine meetings and special events with short notice and is always quick to help and offer assistanoe when needed. The kitdten provides quality meals in a timely manner on a day-today basis with little if any disruption. He is a true asset to this facility in one ofthe most diverse roles to manage. Kristen M. Simlrins From: Melanie Gordan Sent: Tuesday. May E33. 21116 5:41 PM To: Kristen M. Sirnlrin: Richard C. Smith: .iel'fre1.r T. Hitec Joseph S. Koleno.? wilt-net's Andrews Subject PEER Compliant Hiring Forms Attachments: PHEA Release of lnforrna?onrtf: PREA EmployerQues?onnairert? DOC PREA Hiring Forms.de To be honest. I have blatantly form the PA DOC, who is certaian PHI-2A oomp?ant in their hiring practices at this point. Please see attached twoforms 1. Release of Infonnation?app?cant gives us permission to seek this information. I would suggest we make a part of the standard application along with the existing supplemental form. 1. Employer ChJestionnaire? When condoning the hadrgrouno, Coordinator Andrews attempts to solicit from any former con?nement settings. During the initial intenriew. we would also askthe applicant about these areas. i attached the DUCs forms that] was working from. We need to have thse in place forthe upcoming PREA audit, so help proofreading and any thoughts would be weloome as soon as possible. Beputlr Gordon Mariam}! Gordon Elm, {If Deputy Warden of Operations Centre County Correctional Facility Rishel Hill Rd Bellefonte, PA 16323- [314135-394 {314] 543-11513 [fair] BEHTRE COUNTY ananr Melamine Gordon. CJM. CCE TDD Rishel run Road Deputy meantime? Rimen'l c. Snri?i. MS. CCHP Bellefonte. 16523 Joseph Km? Telephone [514] ass-area Dem Warden ?Mum FAX {514} 543-1150 Jeffrey T. Hite Directorni Imam Consent to Release Information for Prison Rape Eanina'o'on ActCompliance I. having made application for employment with the Centre County Correctional Facility understand that must gather speci?c infon-nation about prior employment to comply with the Prison Rape Elimination I hereby authorize to inuatleate and ascertain any and all information ooncerning myprior employment as it relates to sexual abuse and sexual harassment. I understand that the informtion or documents may be obtained from any person. document. or other source, inside or outside the Commonwealth of I hereby expressly authorize any former employerto release that informa?on to I hereby release all persons andforagenu'es from any which might otherwise result from the release of said information to any member of the County of Centre: andy'or their subcontractors. In consideration ofthis release. the County of Centre, and their subcontractors shall regard all information obtained as con?dential. I understand that the same shall not be released to any individual. induding myself, or organitation. absent good cause. I agree that may admit this information into evidence in order to defend any administrative or oourt proceeding. retainthe right to challenge the accuracy at such information. in such a prooeeding, but waive all objections esto the admissibilityofthe information. Have you ever been employed in a prison,jail, loci-cup. community con?nement Facilrty.juyenile facility, or other institution {as de?ned in 42 U312. 199?}? El HE) Applicant Signature Date DO NOT SIGN EELOWIFYDU HAVE SIGNED ABOVE ALLURING TO OBTAIN I, having made applioation for employment with the Centre County Correctional Facility do not desire to sign the authoritation stated above. I understand that may not hire an individual who will oome in contact with inmates without conducting a background investigation comp?antwith the Prison Rape Elimination Act. and that declining to sign the above authorization will result in my being passed over tor such employment. Applicant Signature Date ?15. (gaunt? GEE flic- WW Heianic Gordon. CJH, CUE roo new Road mm?m Richard C. Smilh. M5. 16523 Jasmin Roberto arm Telephone n'l'Mnini?I?Dn FAX {6-14} 5-43-1150 Jeffrey T. Hita DirectorotTceam DearCurrentIPrior Employer: We are considering your employee, . The Prison Rape Elimination Act is a federal law passed in 1003 to addr?ssexual assault of incarcerated individuais. Writ-i the enactment ofthe lawa set of standards were released to helpjails and prisons prevent, detect, and respond to prison rape. The centre County Correctional Facility has a zero toleranoe standard for prison rapefsexual abuse and is committed to following the Pitta standards laid out by the Department ofJustice. Partofthe standards released address who can won: within an institution as an employee or contractor. These standards restrict us?-orn hiring, promoting or contracting with anyone who: 95115.1? [311111211 a. has engaged in sexual abuse in a prison, iail, lord-mp, community con?nement?dlityjuueniie facirrty or other institution; or b. has been convicted osciyilly or administrathrely adjudicated for engaging or attempting to engage in set-ma! activity in the community facilitated by force, overt or implied threats of force. orooercion, or tithe victim did not consent orwas unable to content In addition,tbe standards require us to considerincidents of sexual harassment in determining whether to hire, promote or oonttactwith anyone. {?llilil'lbll Attached is a signed release of information authorization from your curren'o?prior employee. Please answer the following questions. ofthe are es lease royid ortin documentation. Has the individual ever engaged in sexual abuse in a prison, jail, lockup, community con?nement i'acirrty, juvenile l?acirrty or other location? YES El H0 Cl 2. Has the individual ever been convicted or ciyiliyfadministtatiyely adjudicated to have engaged in or attemptingto engage in serrual acth?ty in the community byforce lover: or implied], coercion, or imrohring a non-conserrtingyictim? CI 3. Has the individual ever been involved mthe alleged perpetrator in any incident of sexual harassment? [5115.1rl?rii YES [3 are My signature indicated that I have provided truthful answers above. Pn'nted Name?'rtle Signature Date Picase return this form to: Wilmer Andrews. Central Booking Coordinator '300 Rishel Hill Rd Bellefunte, PA 16323 814-543-1150 tfat] vania maul m- am:- I far Flinn lull ?will!? Minimum: mating-um Inn?nun. uhmuumuumhmm WI. ll Wlh1m ?nl?un?b?bhm Hug- Hum II pom-Ind? umnm "Maid iolwmn?r?d?mcmm WWI. ?mm-mm knee-nu mum um- um nd'bl mm m; man-dud. hm mu WIN I mummuwummuh my. full bun Impluylih Mun. m, Imp. mmunw ?dim hl-Wnn 1.. mm VII DID ?rm? ;i you row! slam new ?.me me ommumr DITAIN momma?. Ior mama-In?ni- hum-m- mm m: in mm mum hewm mnum umb- mural-? z?ma. .. .4. H.5- mm? .l magnum-P1 i pe nia mm WW hummin- Imp-mm mar-um Inn-man M1 II and?: hll?lwmumu Iflm?lm'l um Mum! Io Ml? ml Ind mm. Ill! no team! It won an. mm? OI L'wn? bu; In? mm?in?l?wp?mlwm nap-warm ll m. "1?th unw- Mun-mum: um :n-m .- ?mmh?-?Mrw HMIMLHIMIH h. uWWull?mthdI-Imf?nd??h NMMIMNHuun-Iulwmm Mud-Um, ?Hum ?Wm mum nu um um run-nam- Mm m-r I'm? human-=? 1]:qu It Ill In .1 II lain um: i. Mu tho Il?lrli?ll our-ag- ln all?. In I pill" in. lulu-II, unmun?r unlit-Mint mm 11mm uunu ul'w hullm mum-nu Vu? HILL In Inr hull huvlth?ordv? It MM ln'inul In ?u In In Ili- 'Ill nr um I. I v-u_un_L Nu m- Ill [Md-Ml ?If bun lnulM HI. Illa?! ?mu-m In MI tutu-l hum-mom In) ?f gum India-i- lulu WW Inna-1 than. I1 nun N'Ilrll A Lm 1 Wu! Mu: rm. inn-h 355%?? m. "lull-Fl..- ?autumn mph: I'M-dam Mm: Hum? W- anthem-mun mm I ME mm mm mud Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent: To: Sub] ed: Mathew T. Fisher Tuesday. May 03. 1016 H32 PM Karla A. Brenda A. McKinley: Jet-fretr T. Hits: Joseph 5. mleno: Melanie Gordan: Richard R. Dwell: Caidyn D. Ne?: Danielle Minarchicl: Karin T. Je'lrie: Lorincla L. Brown; Stephanie D. McGhee: Amy Miller: Ashley M. Burns: Dawn M. Walls Elizabeth 1 Woods: Eric A Lockridge: Erin M. Masser: Janet (L Snyder: Johnna Bilger; Larry.r Lidgel'l: Lindsey Has: Milane Daughenbau-gh.? Stacy Sn'litlt; Jonathan M. Millinder: Juan Manda: Midtael S. woods Thomas 5. Allen, Jr. Major Misconduct Inmate Shah, Hassan was issued a Major Misconduct for unauthorized communication with another inmate and refusing to obese orders. Inmate Shah was classi?ed and mailed teal. Upon entering the unit he was told by CD Millerthat he is nut to inmate King-bailsl trim is a incl-defendant in his case and on suicide mm or he will he issued a misconduct. After being unit-diced for chi-inter. he began corn municating with inmate King-baits from the dinner tattle as he was instructed nuttn do. He was mnuedtn A1 without an issue. Lt. Matthew Fisher Centre County Facility Rishei Hi" Rand Heiiefonte, PA 15323 Pitt-me (314)-355-6194 Fax midi??84155 Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent: To: Subject: Attachments: Juan Mendez Wednesday. May 04. 2016 12:14 AM Allyson R. 13mm?: Brenda A. McKinlE?C. Kay Waudring: Cai?yn D. Heft Daniel'le Minardaick; Eric A. Lack?dge: Jeffrey T. Hltec Jona?-Ian M. Millinde: Joseph 5. Helena: Kevin T.Jei?eE Larry Lidge?tt lee EL Shaffer: Lo?nda L. Brown; Matthew T. Fishes Me1an?ne L. Garden; Michael S. Wood: Richard C. Smith: Stephanie D. McGhee: Thomas S.Nlen. Jr. Calendarand Status Report 5411016 201605040m954?54.pd! II: will. b? -- [ruminant- . lint" Cunt" Corrullnn? Futility loll .- nwmmu yum nun-Hana 23W ?mm-r EM Inn: FHA-HI- "no Hun Iu lh?lJ?l :Im?mug: Damn-n ?nl Pneum- ?nwuu uhww mm in? 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II. 1? 1,5,5 WIq-unuujum?l unnumiu 1mm cu IWHN i2: 1.7 :IIanIauun-Hl??l PUP 31?1?? panama Mr I?m pI-Iamum awn Jul Mun?; ?7 11mm II 1 11m Hum-I ?331911 I sun-nnw? I Haw TU ?#91 ['51 ??nd 5?13): I '7 51w juuvlb?duo I {wall?M1 I'unmu Iomui :Imlautomm I l: 0095 1995311 HOWELL 1' I :9qu .I mpos' Rpm-m 'zupE In'. '7.an I mm J. 5.015 31?? 5 "m R- :IpLIvuILan Ul'I-l': I Tme l- . man ?46er . .. I =01: 1 - *3 1 'ml 'ilu mm In"! . mun-gm "514*:th WW1 uni-nu I Lu Emmet-a Immd . i Dam-M LIME-I5 ?51m I J0 WW I mu Mum MMEJ padau?iuamnul _l Kristen M. Simltins From: Melanie 1.. Gordon Sent: Wednesday. May 04. 2016 5:44 AM To: Richard C. Smith Subject Re: Fwd: we have no department social media, including no Facehoolr. or Twitter. The only thing we have on?ne is the County website section dedicated to die facirrty. Melanie ISovtlonr GM, Deputy Warden of?perations Centre County Correctional Facility Rishel Hill Rd Bellefonte, PA 16323 {314: 355-634 [3141543-115Mfas] On May 4, 1016, at 11:35 AM, Richard E. Smith or mith. Melanie, Can you answer this? Warden Smith Sen?t?l?rom my iPhone Begin Forwarded message: From: "Denise Elbell' <d elbell Date: Maya, 2016 at 1:34:27 PM EDT All: Does your of?ce currently maintain or have previously maintained any Facet-oak andforTw'rtter page created to disseminate or receive information by your department? if so, please following infonnation: - When wasthe Facebool: page created [and if applicable ended}? - who oversees it? was authorization received by or notification given to the Board of Commissioners? Are there anywritten policies regardingthe page kept hryyour office? If so, please provide. Thank you. 57-32-2- This e-mail message is intended only for the personal use oE?the recipient?s} named above. This message may be an attorney- client communication and as such privileged and con?dential. If you are not an intended recipient, you may not review. copy or distribute this message. If you have rcooivod this communication in error. pious: notify us immediately by e?mail and delete the on'ginai message. Kristen M. Simki?s From: Lorinda Brown Sent: Wednesday, May 04. 2016 8:26 AM To: Allyson FL Email: Antler M. Wolfgang: Amy Hampton: Ashlee M. wagner. Ashley M. Burns Barbara Parsons; Bradley (L Kling: Brenda A. Mcl?nley: Brian J. Beals C. Kay Woodring; Cai?yn D. Me'l'l'; Carl (3. Gernmali; Carlton Henry: Charles R. Ernrnerman; Ch risbopher 1W. Baughrnan.? Cris-anne M. Kelley: Danielle Minarchicl: Dane Watson: David C. Knapp: David E. Goodman: David Bryan: David R. Zettle: David 5. Bing: Dawn E. (305: Dawn Dayne M. McKee: Denise .FL Murphy: Donald M. Smith: Douglas T.Weay~er: Dustin T. Henry, Elizabeth F. Woods: Eric A Lockridge: Erin Mossen George P. Murphy: Heather D. Eddie; Heather Beaver: Henryr Napoleon: Jacob T. Love: James A. Sirnler: James F. Meyer: Janet C. Snyder: Jason R. Buckley: Jason R. Muthersbaugh?el?freyl?. HirerJennifer F. C. Didrey: John J. Mohler: John]. Scarboroughrlohn M.Jones:Johnna Bilgei: Jonathan C. Rockey: Jonathan M. Ayers Jonathan M. Mil?noenjoseph ETayborIJoseph S. Kolenonoshua D. Re?nenJuan Mendez Justine M. Addieman: M. Lnrrison; Kelly Evans: Kevin J. Brindle: Kevin J. MECool; Kevin P. Peacodr; Kevin I'Jeirle: Kevin eridc Keya M. Keiser. ?mberly M. Rupert Kyle S. Miller: IEer 5. Smith: Larry Lidgeti: Lee R. Shea?er. leonard 1u'vertneclc Levi R. Lindsey Has: Lorinoa Brovm; Lyden Hilliard: Mark T. WaitE.? Marlene E. Summers: l'illatlhe'nl J. Beck; Matthew J. Shannen Met?'lew R. Omdorf: Matthew T. FiSher: Melanie Gordon: Michael D. Id'ller: Midwael Ft Shearer: Michael S. Wood: MiEane Daughenbaug h: Nick R. Smith: Philip D. Calhoun: Randy Witl'Ie-rite: Richard C. Smilh: Ryan A. Coir: Ryan .I. McCloslney: Ryan P. Taylor: Ryan S. Miller: Ryan T. Polity: Sage B. Lear: Sarah Prentice; Shandell M. Posey: Shane Bille?: Smcy Stephanie D. McGhee; Tanna Shirk: Thomas K. Honk; Thomas S. Allen. Jr: Tiffany A. Motlenahan: Tom Dutrovr. Tony M. Little; Ty M. Cori: Vanessa C. Billet: Walter Jeirle-s: Waynen. Wamerll' whimey Wagner: Wilmer 5 Andrews; Eel-diary 5. Sayers Subject Wortlceys Attachmerrls: Work?eys ACT Worixeys Attached are the rosters 'For Worklleys this afternoon. Lorin-141E: ?rm Re-Enny Specialist Came County Correctional Facility T00 sthel Hill Road Bellefonre, Pa Internal extension: 2023 Phone Line: 314-548-1165 Kristen M. Sim'lrins From: Joseph S. Koleno Sent: Wednesday. May 04. E?l? 853 AM To: Allyson R. Duvall: Amber M. Wolfgang; Amy Hampton:Ash1ee M. Wagner: Ashley M. Burns; Barbara Parsons; BradleyC. ?ling: Brenda A. McKinley: Brian J. BEEIEC. Kay Woodl'ing; Caidyn D. Ne?; Carl G.Gemrnati: Carlton Henry: Charles FL ?ns-nerman.? ChristopherJW. Baoghman; Crisanne M. Kelley: Danielle Minarchid: Dave LWatson; David C. Knapp; David F. Goodman: David Bryan: David R. Eet?e: David S. King: Dawn EGoss: Dawn H. Walls Dayne hL McKee: Denise A. Murphy: Donald M. Smith: Douglas T. Weaver: Dustin T. Henry. Elizahem F. Woods: Eric A. todaidge.? Erin M. Mosserr George F. Murphy: Heather D. Eddey: Heather E. Beaver: Henry Hapoleon:Jacob T. Love; James A. SmlecJarn-es F. Meyer: Janet Snyder: Jason R. Buckley: Jason Mu?tersbaugh: Jeffrey T. Hite: JenniferE Edo?ll C. Did:ey:John J. Mahler: John .I. Scarboroughuohn MJones; Johnna Bilgel: Jonadian C. Rochey: Jonathan M. Ayers; toned-Ian M. Millinder: Joseph E.Taylor.' Joseph S. Kolenorjoshua D. Re?nenJuan Mendez: Justine M. Addleman.? M. Lomison: ItellyI Evans Kevin J. Brindle: Kevin I. McCool: Kevin P. Peaooclc Retain T.Jeirles.' Kevin wenridt; its-ya M. Kaiser: Kimberly N. Rupert Kyle 5. Millet: Kyle 5. Smith: Lany Lidgeo: Lee P. Shea?er: Leonard Valued: Levi R. KnoFFs'snger: Lindsey Has: Lorinda Brown: Lydon HilEard: Mark 1. Waite: Marlene E. SummerE Matthew J. Beck: Mattl'tewJ. Shatwer: Matthew P. Dmdorf; Matdtew T. Fisher: Melanie Gordon: Michael D. Ishien Michael R. Shearer: Michael Woods; Milane Daughenbaugh: Mid: R. Smith: Philip D. Calhoun: Randy LWr?'serilie; Richard C. Smith: Ryan A. Cox: Ryan J. Mc?oslrey. Ryan P. Taylor: Ryan 5. Miller: Ryan T. Pa?taky. Sage E. Lean Sarah Prentice: Shari-dell M. Pose}: Shane Biile?d; Stacy Snith.? Stephanie D. McGheerTanna Shirt: Thomas K. Hook: Thomas 5. Alien, Jr;11?any A. McClenahan: Tom L. Dutrow, Tony M. Lit-tie; Ty M.Corl; Vanessa C. Billet-l; Walter Jeirles; Wayne A. Warner ll: Whitley LW'a-gnea': Andre-vs?adialy S. Sayers Subject rumors overresignadon All: There have been tumors flying mm the past few woeirsfmonths shoot me resigning. I wanted to put time rumors to rest and let all ofyou know I did resign yesterday and my last day is June Have a good day, Joseph Koleno Deputy Warden of ministration Centre County Corroctional Facility 700 Rishel Hill Rd. Bellcfontc. PA 16323 lntemai extension: 2046 Phone: 3 I This o?maii is oon?dential and may contain legally privileged information. This message is intended for die recipient and is not to be duplicated or reproduced without written consent from the sender. [fyou are not the intended recipient. it may be unlaw?i! for youm read, copy, distribute, disclose, or otherwise make use of the information hot-em. [fyou have received this e-mail in error, please contact the sender immediately. 1 Kristen M. SimI-tins From: Kristen M. Simiains Sent: Wednesday. May 04, 2016 8:51 AM To: Joseph S. Koleno; Richard C. Smith Cc: Melanie 1. Gordon: Je?reyT. Hite Subject RE: Dl'd'l'l'. of e-mail to all staff for your review and use I wanted to follow up on our conversation from nvo weeks ago regardingthe issue with profanity use among all levels of empEo'yee-s. We are all busy, but I wanted to remind evenvone about it and not let it fall through the cracks. Has the memo Joe drafted gone out? Please let me know the status. Thank you, Kristen Simhins Human Resources Director Of?ce: [314] ascents My email address above husirnkins dimuhntio-n, distt?nrdou. unaudion-irccd mot coromuoia?onispmhihiled. [firm have received duscommtmimtion io error, please notify the by replying to- this message and delete the mm from yum: computer. Than}. pod! From: Kristen M. Sent: Tuesday. opt-ii 25, 2016 12:41 PM To: Joseph S. Koleno Richard C. Smith Suhiect: FIE: Draft of email to all staff for your review and use ion. This iooirs good to me. We attached a sign off I created for-you. Please feel free to make any changes you deem necessary Thanit you, iitisten Human Resources Director Of?ce: {314: 355-5743 no email address EHANGED to the above The in?nite-bionic this message may hcpriviiegci con?dential, and promoted Enoch disclosure. IFthe uncle-r oflhismessnge is neither the :ccjpicnz, onn employeeongcot despots-able fordelii-cay ofthis message to the [continuum or: hereby ootif-ed my dissemination. distribution. umuthodndumtrcopyuag ol'. this coconut-duties: isptodn'binod. If you have this Writer: in error. place notify these-odes delete the ?oaty-our mputct. Wyatt! From?oseph S. Itoleno Sent: Wednesday, April 2d. 2016 2:26 PM To: Richard C. Smith <rmm'rtl1. centrecoun . cc: ltristen M. Simltins-drmsimltins centrecoun . Subject: Draft of e-mail to ali staff for your review and use Warden, Below is a draftthat you requested for all stali?. i used a little of mo and a little of you in the draft but feel ?ne to change anything you motto change. Before sending, do we want to post a memo in the units stating that profanity is no longcraoceptod by inmates? This will be askod and when inmates find out that staff can't swear but inmates can then we will have issues. It has been an accepted practice for inmates as well (not when directed toward staffbut in normal conversations}. This my increase the population in the RHU. Also. before we sand, I nood to have a sign-o??shcot available in the Shift Commander's G?icc. As thitc this [have not had the time to do it or ?nd somcone who can. I am sending this for our review and it is not read to be sent out yet All: There have heart some complaints made to Administration as well as the Human Resources Department concerning some behavior and actions by some staff members at the facility Anachcd you will ?nd Policy #124 Standards ofConduct and Work Rules. This is to inform all staifthat the policy will be enforced and discipline for those not following the policy will be issued as deemed necessary. Everyone will be accountable for following the policy and no one is exempt from discipline. This means all and all personnel. [want to draw your attention to paged, number 11-. Personal Conduct: Employees shall, in the performance of their duties. be respectful, courteous, and considerate toward all staff members, itcnatca, and general public. Employees shall not use tenninology that the dignity or violates the human rights of others. This is to include the use of profanity, crplelives, taunting. name calling, or abusive language. Employees shall not use unjusti?ed physical force. threats, or intimidation toward any person. One of the more common issues in the complaints is the use of profanity, exple?m. It is not uncommon for profanity and explativec to be heard during argumenu or name] conversations. Remember that it is against policy to use such language. Even though the one you are talking to may not be offended, others could also be offended and you never know who can be within earshot of a conversation that you think may be private. The policy docs not state that it is only a violation if someone is offended; using the language is the violation However. offending someone may escalate the situation and bring other policies and issues into play. This is goingto be a colonial change language is not uncommon within the correctional setting. But the policy will be enforced and all an: expected to follow it. We cannot go back in time and change what has 2 happened in the post We eon only move l?onuurd and all must inappropriate behavior will not be aooepted or ignored from this point on This will be oovered in muster for ?ve days and all depomnents will be addressed by?teir supervisors as weli because it is important and that not everyone attends muster. There 1will be a sign-up sheet in the Shift Conu'nander?s U?ioe that everyone must sign stating that they received this e?mail, they had a chance to as}: questions and get clari?cation. and understand that this will be enforced. Unless you are off work for an exoended time, all employees have 5 days from this e-mail to sign the form. Contact your supen-isor or speak with an administrator il?you have any questions or concerns. Joseph Koleno Deputy Warden of Administration Centre County Coneotional Facility Tm Rishel Hill Rd Bellefonte, PA 15823 Intemel extension: 2046 Phone: 314?355-5794 Fax: 814-548?115l 'skoien?en This e-meil is oon?deotial and may contain legaiiy privileged infon'nation. This message is intended for the recipient and is not to be duplicated or reproduced without written consent from the sender. [fyou are not the intended recipient, it may be unlaw?il for you to read, copy. distribute, disclose, or otherwise make use of the information herein Ifyou have received this e-mail in error, please the sender immediately. Kristen M. SimI-Iins From: Melanie L. Gordon Sent: Wednesday. May 94. 2015 9:4? AM To: Richard C. Smith Subject RE: deity pap reportdoa Attad'lments Inmate Averagesxls Yes, it?s on the monthiy report Januanr 51.23 February 50.41 March 59.32 April 8105 Forth: year, that meanswe're a: 64.94 per dayto April 30*. :Mel'hnfe Eamon, [Ii-Fri, (CI Deputy Warden of Gperatims Centre County Correctional Facility IPOD Hishel Hill Rd Bellefonte, PA 16823 [3141355534 [314] 548-1150 {tax} From: Ridlard C. Smith Sent: Wedriesnav. May 04, 24316 11:41 AM To: Melanie L. Gordm Subjeot: Fwd: daili.r pop repel-tow: Do we have an average daily pop. of contract inmates? Warden Smith Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Kay Woodring? cckwoo rin Date: May 3, 21315 at 12:41:26 PM EDT To: 'Bwen L. Sampsel' <blsam se1 oentrecoun if} ?Eileen B. Mohnnerqa gm:- ".Jeffre1rT urannathan D. Erine, Judge? 'ne contrecoun . 'Joseph 5. Koleno' koleno :entr I: . Marl-c Higgins <Marlc cemrecoun . 'Melanie Gordon" gov) Michal-e! Pipe omikg?gntrecgunma .go_v> ?Rimard C. Smith' m' coo a. "Stow Parks Miner miller centreda. Ste-Ire Dershem <?ogr5hgm?gen1regumgagov> Subject: pop reportdoa: October Nervemhe: 2741.19 .16 December 2.4109 269. CO ntrnuln Kristen M. Simkins From: Krista Davis Sent: Wednesday. May 04. 2016 10:0? AM To: Krista {laws Subjed: Wellness Tip May 4. 2016 You Too, Can Become More Patient Patience isn?t easy, but it?s good for you. By ?ngelajiaupt Patience, they say, is a virtue. An elusive one, at that. In a world that caters to our every want and need and whim?and now?why wouldn't we turn red-faced and hufly when we're forced to wait a minute or two or 1o? Why slow down when racing around does us iust?ne? Turns out there are plenty of reasons. PatiEnce. or the ability to tolerate waiting, delay, orfrustration? without becoming agitated?boosts both our mental and physical health. When we lose it, our bodies release stress hon-nones, increasing heart rate and blood pressure. {her time, that extra stress could also contribute to lower-back pain, tension headaches, menstrual problems, and even infertility. Plus, when we're impatient, "we tend to be more tired, more easily overwhelmed. and quicker to angeror be frustrated," says Jennifer Hartstein, who's based in New ?r?orlc. "lfwe can be more patient, we'll be healthier. We'll also stay calmer and more focused in our lives, which allows us to participate more fully in each experience we have. We enioy life better when we're patient.? In addition to making us happier and healthier, patience encourages better decision making and problem solving. We can assess situations more thoroughly and Weigh the pros and cons. It also helps us develop understanding, empathy, and compassion, which strengthens our relationships with others. "People can read impatience on our faces, and they react and become an sinus," says clinical Melanie Greenberg, who's based in Mill Valley, Calif. "It doesn't bring out the best in them. And that goes for work relationships, intimate relationships?ell oithern." Think you'll always tap yourfoot in annoyance when you're waiting in line? Not necessarily. Sure, some of us are more naturally inclined to tolerate traf?c iams and never-ending waits. But patience is a skill we can all learn, so long as we?re willing to put in some work. Try these expert-recommended strategies: Pay attention to your triggers. Does your patience wane when you're baby-sitting your 3-year-old nephew? Waiting in line at Starbucks or the doctor's office? "The best thing we can do is be curious about our impatience," says Elisha Goldstein, author of The Now Effect: How This Moment Can Change the Rest of 1r'our Life. "if we can name something and face it, we can overcome it." Spend a week or two keeping a patience iournalr iotting down everything that causes you to lose yours. Once you're aware of what gets you worked up, you can anticipate those situations and take preventive steps to remain calm. Meditate. You may not be able to do it amidst a trying situation?don't close youreyes or leave the outer world behind while you're in gridlock on the interstate. But experts suggesting adopting a oncea-day meditation routine. it can help you find a center of calm within yourself, and once you know how to reach that calm place, you can go there when your emotions start to flare. Meditation is a helpful way to remain content in the present, rather than anxiously anticipatingthe future or dwelling on the past. Take an adult time outWhen Jaime Cundy starts to feel impatient, her pulse races and skin tingles, and every muscle in her body contracts. She overcomes it by taking a time out. We send our kids to the corner when they're being bad, but sometimes adults need to lust take a second," says (unity, a positive practitioner in Alberta, Canada. "it could mean three deep breaths, listening to or singing a song, or just sitting down for a few minutes." Removing yourself from the situation will help you refocus and look at it more obiectively, she says. During that mini-break, you can ?gure out a way to either remedy the roadblock, or realize that it's out ofyour control. Slow down-I. Hartstein suggests making a conscious effort to walk and eat and even breathe more slowly. identify one area of your life where you can afford to slow down, and do it- You'll likely notice a positive difference in how you feel, mentally and physically. "Life moves quickly,? she says. "It's easy to internalize this speed into your daily life. But everything can wait five minutes." Distract yourself. So you're standing in line at the DMV. For two hours. Darn pen those negative feelings by playing a game on your iPhone reading a chapter of a trashy romance novel, or squeezing in a call you've been meaning to make. ?What can you do to refocus your energy?" Ha rtstein says. ?Maybe this is a chance to think about the things you'd like to do later, or turn the frustration into something enioyable. If you don't usually get time to flip through a_ magazine because you're busy, do that while you're in line." Look at the bigger picture. Did that guy in the Volkswagen cut you off to deliberately tick you off? Is the barista taking a painstakingly long time because she has a vendetta against you? Probably not. Keep in mind that anyone who tries your patience could be in the midst of their own awful day?and not out to make things worse for you. was being a bit of a jerk when I was getting impatient and road raging," Cundy says. "I've realized that other people have things going on, too, and now I can take a second and empathize. Maybe their caris breaking down. and on top of that you're screaming at them on the road. Remember that other people have lives too, and your issues aren't at the center of that." Expect the unexpected. Nothing will go your way all the time. Keep your expectations realistic, and realize that, sometimes, it's necessary to roll with whatever life tosses our way. Losing your patience won't make subpar situations any better. Flexibility and acceptance will. Embrace it. "There's de?nitely a place for impatience," Cundy says. "You can't always sit there and be Git in the moment. Sometimes you do need to move things along." The trick is knowing how to recognize those situations. "It comes with practice and understanding where your impatience is coming from and why," lCundy says. "Then you can ?gure out how to act on it." If, for example, five people came into the sandwich shop after you, but were helped before you, no one will blame you for speaking up. Be patient with your impatience. You're not going to change overnight. And that's ?it: "You have to be patient as you leam patience," Hartstein says. ?We tend to be an immediate grati?cation society, and want 2 what we want when we want it, even when we?re learning a new life skill. Unfortunately, it doesn't work like that. It's important to give yourself time to learn it. and accept the fact that it will be a challenge to Ieam.?I And, good news: ?rou'ue already made it through this story, which is a sign that there's patience within you. Congratulations! Krista ??mris Risk Manager a: Coordinator Leno-e County Government F. 314-543?1055 F. 814-543-1153 Kristen M- Siml-cins From: Sent: To: Subject: AttadIments: Jamar? T. Hite Wednesday. Harm. 2915 10:10 AM Richard Smhh: Melanie (Sudan: Joseph 5. Koleno: Brenda A. McKinley Emailing: rolling report 1115 rol'ling report 1315 mm nodaa ?npuow slaogmag 313111111 ?in? cm WV HIM lift!? I: Human HMO-3 um HMO-L ?ll Kristen M. Simkins Irons, Janet dimesl?lhupedu> Sent: Wednesday. May 04. 2016 was AM To: Richard C. T. Hite Cr: chieFrnf?l?lyahomsorn Subject: Prison Societyl iterrs Iinfarcle? Smith, I am unttingoo follow up on several ongoing itemsofconcern. 1. As I mentioned in an earlier email some ofthe inmates have expr?seti some dif?culties making use ofthe resources in the Law Library at CECF. Marl: and I are interested in meeting with to develop some ideasforino'easing the ability of inmates to aooess the Lexis Heads database [which isthe core ofthe Law Library]. If you halite sometime next weekwe would be grateful for an opportunityto present our ideas. 2. At a recent visit, [promised Hannah Matos that I would follow-up on her status. I understand she was to be released back into general population on Sunday. Can you tell me where she is now housed? And if it is permissible, can we ?nd outwhat is the status ofthe investigation ofher? 3. On a different note. we have now begun the series of programs by Marilynlones which 1.rou approved earlier this year. The response by both male and female inmates has been very positive We have collected 40 quilt squares which representthe hopes and dreams of each individual who created them using a collage from magatine tear outs. we are looking forward to making these squares into a real quilt and putting them up for display. We hope to he read? to move forward on this initiative by mid?June. Maw thanks for your oontinued support ofthe Prison Society. Sincerely, Janet irons cmnvener Prison Society Centre County ?tapter Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent: To: Suhject: Georgia abbey on behalt of Georgia Abbey < ct?ieadershipoentecountyorg> Wednesday, Mayo-4, 213115 10-32 AM Richard Smith Centre Gives - Make it count for Leadership Centre County #CentreGives is in full swing. Make it count. Support Leadership Centre County today! Centre County Simply click here to donate to Leadership Centre County. If you are not able to connect, you may also call 814-237-6229 to make a donation over the phone. Help those who help others! Leadership Centre County's impact in our community is seen every day, everywhere, as lives improve and the quality of life increases for everyone. Thank you for your generosity. You make Centre County a great place to live! Today is Environment Day.r for Leadership Centre Godot},r Class of 2016. We will explore our environment and learn how to be environmentally,r conscious while maintaining and conserving the environment. We believe well informed citizens are better prepared to take action however big or small, personal or community oriented. Thank you for 1vour support! Copyrigm?zm? Leadership Centre County: All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you attained one of our workshops or have been referred to us. Our mailing address is: Leaderet?p Centre Corr-tar PO Box10255 State College. PA 15505 ?aw Want in Wage- l'ImIr you receive these emails? You can mate preferencescx unsuo?be from this list .pmx?j?a. Kristen M. Simkins From; Eamamha K. Rees Sent Wednesday. Ma}r D4, 2015- Ta: Richard C. Smi?1.?Malanie Gordan Subject App AW Garhn'ck. Mic}; D_pdf She doesn?t have a supplemental, I emailed it to her to return to us. Tha nits. Samantha Samantha K. Rees HR Specialist Human Resources Centre Government 4-le Holmes Street. Room 334 Bellefante. PA 16323 314-355-61'48 1282 mum -h Inn-5 Ashley EIITRE comm PA mun mama; 15!an nun-us: (c1 rum-arm? 5mm 5.1m calla". PA nor? an Spul?nd Jusucl 10]! - - HIM for - Amman EunlIlullbl'I? - .ILNIHII - fauna: mun? - Imad utllan In ul Tum - lnluldu mun Ia Com-?lam - rMIndm-Ilm l? uw ml muadunmn In via Inokln (nu-pinch" 0 C?l'l?nll add no? . hlmluallnn .1 Law I Suitably for II ful?ll! 0 in? mud Clull'lailunl fur tl?lmhl! ll?lkl Pqnm' \mlw High 5:11 unl 5pm? FA lune IUID - ICFH t?ldl?M - PATH Cnnl?ullnn Wonk-l dwi?nll 1mm? 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Simkins From: Sent To: Su bjed: Attachments: Hello all, 9 AM Carroll, Monica: Timothy ean'e Gordon: Je T. Hite.? Daniel Keen .?Cmig Lowe L: James McCall Heazher McDonald Robert McLaughlin Angela Milford: Tammy Kenneth HEDGE ionaman Romance Richard Smith: John Steiner Priscn Society Uf?ciai Us: May-:th. 3316 CV List for Cou my Facilities, 5?4-161l5: Attach eel is the updated Of?cial Visitor list forthe Prison Society. Is it current as 4. 3.016. and is considered valid through December of 2015. Please feel free to let me know ifvou have any questions or encn unzer arr-l.I issues. Best wishes, fair? :54wa Executive Assistant 6. O?'ictai Waiter Liaison The Prison Society 245 N. Broad Sheet. Suite 200 Philadelphia. PA 19124 21 5564.4??5 1c 1 16 Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent: To: Subiect: Cyn?dtia Brown on behalfof Brown Wednesday. May 04. 2016 11:03 AM Richard C. Smi?'l Fresh lntetz The BS. Behind the Badge. Bail Erouhaha, and More @AmericanPoliceBest? This Week?s Top Intel This special agent- tumed-author offers up some tough tail: about the state of police work and what it really takes to 1rureanr the badge. REM Mi] RE PELICAN 7000 LED Flashlight Bail hondSmen in Bradley, County. Tennessee, want to put this little lady on Incl-(down. a; Sheriffs Wlfe Makes Bail Does your deparh'nent?s "no visible tattoo" edict violate your First Amendment rights? i WROTLB: mun?E . . m?umc?tmeu. 3:55. Kristen M. Simltins From: loseph S. Koleno Sent wanna-scary May on. 2015 1214 PM To: Richard C. Smith.- Melanie Gordon Subject: Draft oils-mail to all staff for your review and use attachments: 124 Standards of Conduct and Woo: Rules 2-11-15.dcc.' profanity posting for all [made the change as we discussed and attached a rough draft oflhe posting for the unit?it was a struggle, I have to admit}. I also added a statement about the inmates at the bottom oflhc e-rnail. Thoughts? All: There have been some complaints made to Administration as well as the Human Resources Department concerning some behavior and oclions by some staff members at the facility. Attached you will ?nd Policy #124 Standards of Conduct and Work Rules. This is to inform all staffthat the policy will be enforced. Discipline for those not following the policy will he issued as deemed necessary. Everyone will be accountable for following the policy and no one is exempt from discipline This means all departments and all personnel. I want to draw your attention to page 4, number l2: Personal gonduct: Employees shall, in the performance of their duties, be respectful, courteous, and considerate toward all sta? members, throats, and general public. Employee: shall not use tenniuology that disrespects the dignity or violates die human rights of others. This is to include the use of profanity, gear-Luce, taimting, name calling, or abusive language. Employees shall not use unjusti?ed physical force, ducts, or in?midation toward any person. ?ne of the more common issues in the complaints is Ihe use of profanity, euplctivm. It is not uncommon for profanity and explmives to he heard during arguments or normal conversations. Remember that it is against policy to use such language. Even though the one you on: tall-ring to may not be offended, others could also be offended and you never know who can be within earshot of a conversation that you think may be private. The policy does not state that it is only a violation ifsomoone is o?'eoded: using the language is the violation. However, offending someone may escalate the situation and bring olher policies and issuer into play. This is going to he a colonel change because the language is not uncommon within the correctional setting. But the policy will he enforced and all are expected to follow it. We cannot go back in time and change what has happened in the past. We can only move forward and all must lmow that inappropriate: behavior will not be accepted or ignored from this point on. This will be covered in muster for ?ve days and all departments will be addressed by their supervisors as well because it is important and that not everyone attends muster. There will be a sign-up sheet in the Shift Commander?s Of?ce that everyone must sign stating that diey received this e?mail, they had a chance to aslt questions and get clari?cation, and understand that this will he 1 enforced. Unless you are work for an heralded time, all employees have 5 days from this e?mail to sign the form. Also attached is a posting for the inmates. It is common to hear profanityi'abusive language in the units. The inmates are being informed that this is an enforceable rule and ifyoo choose to enforce and the misconduct is appropriately written, it will be accepted and supported. Contact your supervisor or speak with an administrator if you have any questions or contents loseph Koleno Deputy Warden of Administration Centre County Correctional Facility Rishael Hill Rd. Bellefonte, PA 16323 Internal extension; 2046 Phone: 314-355-451'94 'lliis e-mail is con?dential and may contain legally privileged information. This message is intended for the recipient and is not to be duplicated or reproduced without written consent from the sender. If you are not the intended recipient, it my be Lmlawful for you to read, copy, distribute, disclose, or odimtdse maltc use ofthc information herein. Ifyou have received this email in error, please contact the sender immediately. CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACEITY POLICY PROCEDURE Section: I E?'ective Date: 515-] 1 Standards of Conduct and Work Rules Document 124 I Policy: Every employee of the Centre County Correctional Facility shall strive to attain the highest standards of conduct and professional public service. This requires that employees be faithful to the principles of providing professional services, adhering to the rules, policies and procedures of the facility, and where applicable, County Govemment Employee?s conduct must be above reproach and must not impugn the credibility and honesty of the department, its employees, or the corrections profession. Contract service providers and volunteers Procedure: working in the facility are expected to conduct tl-remselvcs according to these same standards. The policy of?re facility is to investigate circumstances suggesting an employee, servioe provider or volunteerhas rmgaged in unprofessional or unbecoming conduct, and impose disciplinary action when appropriate. Source: ACA 4-ALDF 37 Pa. Code 95221 Personnel De?nitions: Contraband: Any foam not authorized to he in an inmatefoffender?s possession; any item not authorized to be in an employees possession, any item that has been altered or is being used for anything other than its intended purpose, or any item that can be reasonably expected to cause physiwl injury, or adversely affect the security, safety or good order of the facility. Directive: An order issued through entail, the of?cial facilities directive form, or some other form of communication. A directive may be different. ?'om information contained in a facility policy but must he followed until such time as the facility policy can be updated, approved by the Prison Board and placed into e??ect Employees: Deputy Wardens, Director of Treatment Lieutenanls, Central Booking Coordinator, Corrections O?icers, Records Clerk, Deparunent Clerks, Maintenance Employ-rem, Counselors, Kitchen Staff, Contracted Service Providers and Volts-items. Inmatel'?ffendet'. Any person under the supervision ofa federal, state, county or city correctional agency who is in custody or on any octet ordered mission to include parole, post-prison supervision or probation status. Any individual currently awaiting processing andior arraignment in the Central Booking Censor. Latvful Order. An order given to you by someone appointed over you by higher authority which you are legally bound to obey and that does not require you to break the law to obey. It is essential to the orderly operation of the facility that employees conduct themselves professionally, in accordance with the following standards: I . Violation of Directivec??olicv and Procedures: Employees shall not knowingly commit or omit acts which oonsu'urtea violation of any of the policies, nrles, pro-centres, regulariom, directives, orders of the facility and applicable Centre County Government policies and procedures. 2. Violations of law: Employoec shall obey all laws of the United States, state and local jurisdiction in which the employee is present. Should an employee he charged with, arrested for, or convicted of a felony or misdemeanor, that employee must immediately inform the Deputy Warden ofOperations in writing. [fan employee commits a summary offense that could result in a suspended drivers license, They must immediately infon'n the Deputy Warden of Operations in writing. The Deputy Warden of Operations will immediately inform the warden. lfa felony is involved, the Warden will then notify the County Administrator. 3. for Dutv: Employees shall report for duty at the time and place required by assignment or orders and shall be capable of per-fanning all oftlre essential duties required of their position. 4. Attentiveness to Dutv: Employees shall not engage in any activities or personal business that would cause them to neglect their duty. Employees shall remain awake, fully alert, and attentive. Sleeping is prohibited. . Truthfulness: Employees shall be truthful in rendering any report, in giving testimony, or in giving any of?cial statement about any action taken that relates to the employee?s employment or position Every employee is obligated and shall report to the proper line of authority (chain of command} any illegal acts, acts that 1aoultl pose an immediate threat to the safety, security and welfare ofstaffand inmates, violations of post orders, rides, regulations, policies and procedures. An employee who has inrowledge of such conduct by other employers is encouraged to inform those employees committing the act that turtess they turn the information in themselves, the employee will have to do it for-them. Employees who possms factual loiowledge of behavior that should be communicated to the proper authority and choose not to report it may be subjected to disciplinary action. . Chain of Command: The of?cial chain of command for the facility is Warden Deputy Warden of Operations. Deputy Warden of Administration, Director of Treannent, Lieutenants, Central Booking Coordinator, Line Employees. Line Employees include Corrections Of?cers, Counselors, Kitchen Staff, Maintenance Staff, Contracted Employees, and Employees will report any information that comes to their attention and indicate: a violation of laws, facility rules, facility policy and procedure, county policy and procedure, or any unsafe acts or practices. . An employee shall be responsible for all the facility equipment and property that is assigned to them or requisitioned by them. This includes all facility property at an employee?s duty post Ifany facility property becomes damaged audio: needs repair, die employee will submit a work order and contact the Shift Commander if unwanted. . Entrv of Premises: An employee shall not enter the premises or remain on the premises unless they are on duty, scheduled to begin work within an hour, util icing the picking up a pay check, utilizing the Kronor timekeeping system, or has permission from the Warden or tlreWarden?s designee. . Leaving Prentisee: An employee shall not leave their work place, post assignment {unless properly relieved or ordered to do so by a supervisor) building before the end of their work day, without their supervisor?s knowledge. Ifan employee is not relieved by 30 .. 12. 14. 15. mirrors after the end ofyour assigned shift then it is your responsibilityto notify the shi? commander that you have not be relieved. If an employee loses their badge, identi?cation card, or any facility issued equipment, they must immediately notify the Shift Commander and ?le an incident se fBad et' Facility 1D. An employee shall not allowany other person to handle or use their badge or identi?cation card at any time for any purpose. to: employee shall not use the ID. card of another employee. An employee may not use their badge, ID. card, or position with the facility for improper purposes. Personal Conduct: Employees shall, in the performance of their duties, be mpect?rl, cornteous, and considerate canard all staff members, inmates, and general public. Employees shall notrtse minologythat disrespects dre dignityorviolates the human rights ofolhers. This is to include the use of profanity, eapletivut, gestures, taunting, tame caIling, or abterive language. Employees shall notuse unjusti?ed physical force, tin-cans, orintimidation toward any person. . Use of Telephonel'l?ersonal Business; An employee shall not use facility telephones for personal calls uddiout authorization ?our a supervisor. An employee shall not make or receive personal cells or engage in other personal business during work time. Incoming personal calls for Conections Officers will be allowed widr the approval of the Shift Commander on duty. Incoming call's for all ottier employees will be approved by their immediate supervisor. Use of Email 3 stems: 'Iheemail system provided by the county shall be used primarily for the business ofthe facility. Emails, text messages, etc ofa personal more shall be minimized {up to Use of the county e-mail system to carry out sexual harassment, to create a hostile work environment, to view pornography, or for personal shopping are prohibited. Lawful Orders: Employees will follow lawful orders given to them by a supervisor. The order must be executed and faithfully, even though the employee may question the wisdom ofsuclr order. Of?cial appeal oftlre be made at a later date by following the chain of command. 4 15 Facili It rts: Employees shall submit any necessary andl'or requested work related repons in a timely manner and in accordance with misting regulations Reports submitted by employees shall he and no employee shall knowingly enact or cause to be entered any inaccmate, false, or improper infonnation or data, or misrepresent the facts in any facility record or report. Employees will write their con reports. All employees will sign all reports they write. Once sigred, the report will be turned into the on duty Shift Commander who will include it in the shift packet for review by the Warden, Doputy Wardens, and Director of Treamtent. All reports meeting certain criteria will be fonvarded to the human resources department. Off Dutv Conduct: DuIing off duty hours, employees will condom themselves in such a mannerso as to dcrnonsuabe the public?s Inst and con?dence inherent in their position as a public servant. An employee must hnmediately report to the 1iWarden, a Deputy Warden, or Director of Treats-Item any incident where they are detained, questioned, or arrested by any law enforcement personnel. is. Searches: All individuals, including employees are subject to senrdi upon entering the facility. Staff searches will be conducted in accordance on Policy and Procedure [15 Staff Empires. . All employees shall participate and success?rlly complete all training that ts mandated or required by the facility 20. Internal lnvm??'onsz All employees shall comply and cooperate with internal investigations conducted under the authority of the facility or the county. They shall respond to questions completely and n-Idh?rlly. nsiveness: Because failure to respond to an emergency may jeopardize the security of the facility, as well as the lives ofsta?r or inmates. it is mandatory that employees designated as a responder, respond immediately to all emelgency codes. 22. Dissemination of Information: Emh employee shall maintain the integrity of information received in the cornea of employment with the county, and not seek infonnation beyond that needed to perform their duties; or reveal such information to anyone not having proper authorization. The following are types of information that will not be released: inmate behavior, inmate medical conditions, inmate transport times, infonnatioo contained in facility reports, infonnatiorn 5 received during training, information contained in facility emails, scetu'ity information passed on by word of mouth, and any type of information that could affect the secmity of the facility. 23. Outside A Investigations: Employees shall not engage or become involved in assisting outside agencies wi'dt any investigations without the express permission from me Warden, a Deputy 1Warden, or Director ofTreannenL This isto include divulging any information concerning inmate activity facility operations, information on inmates contained 1n writing or on a facility computer. If approached by a represemtive from an outside agency concerning an investigation, the employee will instruct the individual to contact the Warden, a Deputy Warden, or Director of Treatment, then inunediatcly notify their supervisor of the request for involvement. 24. Parking: Employees are required to park tn the lot designated as staff panting, mums directed to park' 1n an alternative location by a Shift Commanderor higher ranking authority. 25. Staff Brinks: Employees will only take a reasonable amount of time when taking a break. A reasonable amount of time for a non meal break is ten {Ill} minutes. Meal breaks will be thirty {Ell} minutes in length. During breaks sta?shall not go to another staff member?s work area for non-work related purposes. Ifa housing unit of?cer needs to use the restroom, they will call fora Relief Of?cer. If they receive no response from a Relief Officer they will then call for the Shift Commander. The Shift Commander will make arrangements for relief. At no time will they use a cell in a secure housing unit or the toiletn?nrinals in the wort: release units. 2'5. Wm: Employees ?ill nut tamper with any equipment in the building for which may have not been officially trained. This includm equipment contented in the following rooms: central control equipment room, mechanical rooms, electrical rooms, telecommLmieations room, ?le server room central energies, generator room, and elevator equipment room. Employees will also not tamper with any of the elecnonic equipment in any ofthe black sectuity cabinets located in the housing units, central connol, special management control, or intake?releese. Prohi ited Actions: The following acts of misconduct are also prohibited during work hours: ti a} bi Use or possession ofdrugs. This includes prescription medication, unless written approval is received from the Warden. Any employee using alcohol on facility grounds will be subject to disciplinary action. Any employee in the possession of alcohol inside the facility or while on duty is subjectto disciplinary action. On duty includes any assigmnent at medical facilities, grass cutting, transporting inmates, or any other assigned location. Alcohol will also include any products containing alcohol. Fighting. Horseplay with other employees, inmates, or facility visitors. Gambling. humeral conduct or indecency. Interfering with fellow employees or supervisors. Any form of discrimination against any employee, inmate or member of the public based on race, sex, age, national origin, ancestry, color, religion, handicap, sexual preference, or other grormds protected by law. [nsuhordinate conduct or being insolent towards a supervisor. Abuse or destruction of Cotmty property. Falsely stalingcr making claims of injury or illness. Bringing cameras, tape recorders, video cameras, portable radios, televisions, {-pods, video games, cellular phones, pagers, beepers, elecnonic readers, any other electronic device not issued by the facility, tobacco products, products containing nicotine, items used in the use oftobaoco products, weapons of any kind, drugs, or intoxicating liquors into the facility. Exceptions will only be made in writing by the Warden or hisfher designer: ml Falsifying any reports or records, written or electronic, including personnel, absence, injury, sickness, service, housing unit paperwork, facility forms, or facility logs. n} Violating any safety rules or practices or engaging in any conduct which tends to or could cause a safety hazard. o} Misusing or misappropriating County records, supplies, materials or any other property. p) Lying or providing false information Giving personal propertytitems to imnares. r] Any other behaviors that are listed under article ELL Discipline in the bargaining agreement between the County of Centre and P.S.S.U. Local 663. The preceding rules should not be considered ali-inclusive regarding the required discipline,job responsibilities and standards of conduct that employees must observe at all times. The facility shall, when it deems it appropriate, establish additional rules and notify employees of same. 28. Staff Meals and lifertdin Items: All sm?'members have the option to bring in a bag lunch. Staff members opting to do this will store their lunch in either the refrigerator in administration or the refrigerator in staff dining. All staff members will abide by the following: a. All Kitchen Sta?'serves a meal in anotherpart ofthe facility (Le. Community Room or the Muster Room during training]. i. Front of?ce personnel {administration Area) who have a private work station or o?loe may eat food item at their work station or of?ce. They mayeat and drink items from the facility vending machines, from special meals them special events, or from home. 3 ii. Other exceptions can be made by the Warden or hicu'her designer: and must be. Sm?'mernbers who bring items from home will not bring the following into the facility metal containers ii. glass containers metal eating utensils iv. any sharp implement that could be used for cutting . Small snack foods brought from the outside orany ioems purchased hunt the facilityr vending machine can be eonsmned throughout the facility. . At no time will a sla?'member give an inmate an}.f item purchased from the vending machine or which they brought from home. . Staff members will on!)r receive one meal break per 15 or 3 hour Shift. . Sla?'membets are pen'nitted to carry a cup with a lid that closes which would prevent a spill if tipped over. This cupcenbenolargerthanl?oz. andmustbeofemeoe?al that dog not pose a risk to the secmity ofthe facility. Metal orcetamic cups are not permitted in areas with high levels ofinmate traf?c or south-it}: eleco'oniee (Le. duty posts, inmate services, kitchen, laundry, or maintenance). Dismal-.21: cups (Le. Styrofoam, paper) will notbe pennitted beyond CS 25 {Admin Slider}. Bottled beverages are also permitted to he brought in [item the outside or bought from the vending machines and consumed throughout the facility. ??eam/ Richard c. Smith MS, CCHP. Warden 4% Chris Examhoe, Chat-mam. Centre County Prison Board ll] Raised Darn: ZHIJEEIIS Reviewed Date: 3112015 .5 Dale Date 96% @213 ml}? .5. - same eeuu'r'r FAULLTY MelanieGnrdon Renal Road 0*va ?minimize-ms Rl?h?m C. Smith. CCHP Baum mma 1m JD tum Telephone [814) ass-Gm ?minis?t?ldan FAX (514} 548-1156 .1qu T. Hits DiemofTI-amnr Of?cial Announcement The following rules are currently in the rule book: 14? Using abusive or obscene language to a staff member or visitor 161 Using abusive or obscene language, not directed toward a staff member or visitor This is to include, but not limited to: profanity, expletives, gestures, taunting, name callinc'. This is a reminder that these are rules and the Correctional Staff will be more attentive to these in?aetions and will have the ability to issue miseonducts for these rule violations. Maxil?l? mama c. Smith MS, CCHP Warden Date Kristen M. Simkins Fran-I: Melanie 1.. Garden Sent Wednesday: Mayo-4, 2015 1215 pm Ta: KurtA. Stare Cc: Rid-laud Smilh Subject Memorial Warden Smith would like to take part in the reading of names for the annual memorial. could have the coordinator afthe even! get him the details, and CC me and 1 will make sure it?s all arranged an our end. :Mel'lmie gardbn, ULM. {If DeputyWarden uf?paratin-ns Centre County Correctional Facility ma Rishel Hill Rd Bellefante, PP. 15313 [314] 355-5134 548-1150 {fax} Kristen M. Simlrins Frem: Serrl: T0: were Midiael S.Weeds Wednesday. May Dd. 2016 11:26 PM Niymn Ft. Dwell: Amy Miller-r Ashley M. Burns: Caitiyn CI. Danielle Minamhidt: Dawn MWails: Elizabeth F. Weeds: Erin M. MessecJanetC Snyder: Jeffrey T. Hits: Johnna Eileen Jonathan M. Miuinder: Jeseph S. Keiene: Juan Mendez Karla A. Mtheri'he; Kevin P. Peacock: Kevin [James Larry Udge?tl: ler'rnda Bram-i.- Fisher. Meianie LGerden: Milane Daughenbaugh; Richard C. Smith; Stacy Smith; Stephanie D. McGhee: Thomas 5. Allen, Jr. Inmate Scott. Craig ELIE-0315 Miner Misconduct inmate Craig Scott was issued a Miner Miscenductfer Refusingte Obey an Order. inmate Scott ignored Kevin Be?ndle's instructions to immediately assemble with the other workers when trey line begins. Once trey line was mneumzedl Inmate Stern: did not wait over until allthe peeiijens were covered. This is Inmate Scott's ?rst miner misconduct and the 8 hour led: in be served Titersde?.I DEEDS. Michael Weeds lJeutenarlt Emergency Planning - Fare-Safety- Kev Centre! - Training Coordinator Centre County Eerredienal Facility T00 FtisJ-iel Hill Rd Beiiefonre, PA 1688 ext. 5 814-548?1150 ?ax: msweeds Kristen lul. Simkins From: Seal: To: Cc Jeffrey T. H'me Wednesday, May 04, 2015 12:40 PM Ann Marie Gldani - Pasces Shane Billet: Jonalhan M. Miuinder: Juan Mendez Matthew T. Fisher: Michael S. Woods Thomas S. Allen, Jr; All-550:1 R. Dwell: Cai?yn D. NEH: Danielle Minarduick; Karin T.Jeirles Larinda Shawn: Stephanie D. Matinee Richard E. 5mi?1: Melanie Gordan: Joseph S. Kalena Subject DRE of?ce hou rs- Friday May?th 2015 The falls-wing inmates are scheduhzd farthe 0R5 af?ne hours scheduled for Friday May 5*1016 atB?Gam: Haher?t DOES-539. SSH-ETEIE Mike?n??llev-IE-MEE, M355 Kyle 5t. ?air-1543393, DOB-S-S-BS, 55-13-5395 John DOB-114155, 553-9328 Joseph Tom-160415. DOB-445132. . Kimberly Kline-19038, 35mm Bruce Kristen M. Simkins From: C. Kay Woodr'mg Sent Wednesday Maya-4. EDIE- 1255 PM To: Richard Smith Subject: COURTNEY WHIPPLE On 55:16 Marl: Ferguson from Morthumbenand Co Records called to let me know his Whipple was being released on their charges. but has a delainer Westmoreland Co. He told me they would he taking her off their books as of that day. i said we would keep her on the books until Westnoreland Ce could pick her up. Records Centre County Correctional Facility 1'00 Rishel Hill Road Bellefonte PA 15323 314-355-IETQ4, ext 1 There nag Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent To: Subject Atlachmerrls: C. Kay Woodring Wednesday. May 04. 2015 1:0? PM Bryan San-vial: Denise Eibell: Eta-en E. Mckinney: Jeffrey T. Hire: Jonathan D. Brine, Judge: Joseph S. Knleno: Mark Higgins: Melanie Gordan; Michael Pipe: Richard Smith: Stacy Parks Miller. Steve Dershem daiky pop repartdacx :33inI pap reporLda-a (moot? Gianni. FEMAIE Popuunou annmown sad for oth ntis 0011mm rm Wholesome emale Inmates hau er cou Clear?eld: 1 too babel Hill new 9?:de Ell-i: 0 Richard c.5mub. ALF. 13.533 1w Tel-cyborg ism ass?5m wm dm Fayette. 0 Parent 5134 Iso Immune Huntingdon: 18 Mel?? Juniata 1 lycoming: 0 Perry: 1 Montour: Northumberiand: 15 Union: Total: 3? POPULATION REPORT May 4. 1016 Total Female Popula?on: ?11 Total female Centre County inmates: .. 34 Total usable beds: 39? Total female contracted inmates: 3? Empty beds: 99 Occupied beds: .. 253 Tom Pomrrnu Mow" Dumas?ri?oumrmt Stems Bum Inmates currently housed in the Facility Total Outside Clearance: .. 11' Male: 22? male: 12 Female: T1 Female: 5 Total: Housma sums County Maintenance .3 Centre Peaoe: On Grounds: 2 Work Release: .5 'Snow removal ?Garden Project Awaiting Placement: Contracted inmates from other counties ?ear?eld: 13 Elk: a 1 Fayette: Hu ntingdon: 34 Juniata 2 Lymmirtg: Mrf?in: 1 Montour: Cl Horthumbertand: 35 Perry: 1 Union: 3 Total: 103 Tomt?umaenorme Samar-:3: Pomwrou on Duran: WORK Assiamsms 1? attire 93 Centre Countysentenoeri inma'bes, or 1m have outside clearance and assignment and are actually eligible for outside clearance by Approved Fancy. ?Snow removal workers are not counted as theyi'iaye other work assignments. Court?r'r Samurai:- FoPuumorr Total: 193 Sentenced to Centre County 93 PA ?Chm?! Parole Violators Unsentenced: 36 State Sentence-4" Pending Transfer. 9 'Post Sent Motions: Appeal: *Other. - Toms Total number oontiacteo inmates [County? State} 103 Total number ofexohange inmates: Cl Total number of out of County warrants: 2 Total number of Centre County inmates: 153 Total Population: 253 Kristen M. Simkins Front ?mbe?y N. Rupert Sent Wednesday. May 04. 2616 136 PM To: Richard C. Smith Subject Inmate Fause Warden is there anything YOU can data heip this lady? Her mind set and hearth are starting to ream; go south. Huntingdun seems to be givingherand an ofus the run- around. My opinion is .E'UEW'da'gl' she is here she becomes more nfa 1iabirmr. Thanks CG ?upe? Kristen lul. Simkins me; Denise A. Murphy Sent: Wednesday, May04. 2016 1:5? PM To: Melanie Gal-don: Richard C. Smith Subject FW: Design Proof from Acu've Imprints 20249 Amdrmems: 20249 Carve Correctionspd?f Inmate?croun? Cemre Camry Correctly-a] Facility Fishel Ht: Road Bellelonrc. PA 15-323 . I 1 Tn: 3173:1513 :5 5:1 mar-4,; Wumm Lieutenen: Harem Ce'ne From: mt [mailtockmc?veimp?msmm] Sent: Wed-Edam Hall 04, 2015 1:55 PM To: Denise A. Mupmr Cc: Elizabeth Stephmson Subject: Design Proof Active Imprints 20249 PLEASE DID NOT SUBJECT LINE IN EMAIL Hello, this is Carlos the designer from Active Imprints. I have here a new pronf for your arder. Please raview this PDF. and let us know if this is approved or if you have anyr changes. We cannot go into pmductinn of ynur order unless we have an approval of the art. If you have arr,r questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Carlos Silva Graphic Designer Active Imprints 4265 U5 Hwy.r 1 Monmouth Junction. NJ 03352 Phone: ext. 213 Fax: 762-329-2454 'm rinm. ml Email: a nrl: HESIBN . Kristen M. SimI-tins Fran: Denise Elbell Sent Wednesday. May Dd. 2016 3:03 PM To: Richard C. Smith: Melanie Gordon.- Kristen M. Slmkins: Donna Enid-er Subject Negodations Kick off meeting Importance High Scheduled: June Where: Penn Stater Room 113 Time: 113111. {Please arrive by 10.45: Thank lyou, CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This o-meil message is intended onlyI for the personal use of the rocipien?s} named above. This message may be an attorney-client communication and as such privileged and con?dential. [fyou are not an intended recipient, you may not review, copy oe disuibute this mileage. If you have received this communication in error, please notify us by e?mail and delete the original message. Kristen M. Simkins From: Melanie L. Garden Send: Wednesday, May 04, 201E 3:02 PM Te: Denise I. Elbe?.? Richard C. Srni?: Subject RE Negotiations Kid: off meeting Question stemming from inesperienre I expect ail three Union Stewards to need arrangements ta be off an unpaid leave to attend ifscheduied that day, or wait inrthern to request that? :Methm'e Gordim. CUE Deputy Warden of Operations Centre taunt-r Correctinnai Faeil'rty mu Rishel Hill Bellefnntel PA 16323- [1314:35st 5-38-1150 {fax} From: Denise L. Elbeil Sent: Wednesday. Flay Di, 2016 3:00 PM To: Miami Smith: Melanie Gordan: Kristen M. Sinai-tins; Don-Ia L. Spider Sdteduled: June 6? Where: Penn Stateriinnm 113 Time: 11am. {Piease an'hre by 10.45! Thank mu, C: NOTICE: This e-mail message is intended nni}r for the personal use of the recipient[s} named above. This message mag,r be an attnmey-eiient communication and as such privileged and con?dential. If?ynu are net an intended recipient, you may not review, copy or distribute this message. Ifyou have received this communication in error, please notify us immedianeiy by e?mail and delete the orig'na] message. Kristen M. Simlu?ns Fmrn: Denise Elbe-l1 Sent: Wednesday; Marti-1. EDIE- 3? 14 PM To: Melanie Gordoru Richard C. Smid't Subject: RE Negotiations Kick off meeting They are going to know before the end ofthe rial?r so may as Ilvell sdtedole them Thankvou, fir-i- CONFDENTMLITY NOTICE: This e-rnaii message is immded mini}.r for the pemonal use ofthe recipientis} named above. This message may be an attorney-chant oommunica?don and as such privileged and con?den?al. lfvou are not an intended recipient, you may.r not review. copy or distribute this message. It?you have received this communication in enor, please notifyr us immediately by e-mail and delene the original message. From: Melanie Gordon SentWedn?da-f, May 2015 3:02 PM To: Denise [Joell <dlelbell?cenheoountrpagov>g Ridiard C. Smith <rcsmithi?loenheoountvpa5ov> Subject: RE: Negotiations Kiel: o? meeting Question yternrning from inexperience ?5hould I expect all three Union Stewards to need arrangements to he offon unpaid leave to attend ifscheduled that day] or wait forthem to request that? Mefanie gordi?m. (33H, EOE Deputy Warden of Operations Centre County Correctional Facility ?r?tJ Ftishel Hill Rd Bellefonte. PA 16323 [3141 355-5?9d [814] 543-1150ifa1} From: Datise Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2016 3:00 PM Tm: Richard C. Smith; Melanie Gordon; Kristal M. Simkins; Donna Snider Imp-um High Scheduled: June 6" ?mere: Penn Stater Room 113 Time: 113m. [Please arrive [?1045] Thank Iron, no; CONFDJENTEALITY NOTIC E: This o?mail message is intendod onlyr for the personal use ofthe Icoipiont?s} named above. This message may be an momey-client oomunica?on and as such privileged and con?dmtial. lfyou arr: not an intended recipient, you may not review; copy or distribute this message. Ifyou have received this communication in error, please notifyI us immediately by e-mail and delete the original message. Kristen M. Simlrins From: Melanie Gordon Sent Wednesday. May D4. 2016 3:04 PM To: Denise Ella-ell: Hidiard C. Smith Subject RE: Negotiations lack off meeting Will do. thankipou :Mefonie Gordon. CHM, Deputv Warden of Operations Centre County Correctional Facility- liishei Hili Eellefonte, PA 16323 {314} 355-534 [314] 543-1150 [Fax] From: Denise L. Eib-elt Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2916 3:04 PH To: Melanie Gordon; Richard Smith Subject: RE: Hegeliations Kid-ton" meeting The; are going to know before the end ofthe dayso may as weli schedule them off. Thank you, re CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e?maii message is intended only for the personal use of the rocipien?s} named above. This meetage may be an attomey-client communication and as such pn'vileged and con?dential. ll'yeu are not an intended recipient. you may not review, copy or distribute this message. if you have received this communication in em, please notify us immediately by e?mail and delete the original message, From: Melanie Gordon Sent: Wednesday, May 4, 2015 3:02 PM To: Denise L. Elhetl cdlelhell centrecoun Subject: RE: Negotiations Kid: off meeting Question stemming from inexperience -?shouid I expect all three Union Stewards to need arrangements to he off on unpaid leave to attend if scheduled that day. or wait for them to request that? :?-leihnie Gordian, ij'r'l, Deputyr Warden of?perations Centre Caunnr Correctional Facility MG Rishel Hill Belief-ante, PA 16323 {314: {314] 5434150 [facet Fm: Denise L. Elbe? Sent: Wednesday, May 04, 2015 3:00 PM To: Rid-lard C. Smith: Melanie L. Gordon; Kristen M. Sin-lime; ?onna Spider Subject: llegotiatioos Kid: off meeting Importance: High Scheduled: June lWhere: Penn Stator Flo-um 113 Time: 11am. {Please arrive hip 10:45: Thank .I'clu. CONFIDENTMLITY NOTICE: This e-mail message is intended onlyr for the personal use of the recipientts) named above. This message may be an attomey?client communication and as such privileged and eon?dential. ?you are not an intended recipient, you may not review, copy or distribute this message. lfyou have received this eommunirmion in error, please notify us immediately by e?mail and delete the original message. Kristen M. Simkins From: Caidyn D. Me? Sent Wednesday. Inlay 04. 2015 3:16 PM To: Jeffrey T. Hite; Melanie L. Gordon: Richard C. Smilh Subject: Training from Penn State Dec-Irish. I spoke with Sonya Wllmoth from the LEBTQResouroe Center on Penn State's campus. They pro-ride trainingefree of charge, for groups (Police, VA, student organisations etc.) and would be willing to do a training for us. They have two basic trainings for us to start out one is a three hour session thatprcI-rides a basic knowledge about working with and supporting [being an allyi to The second trainingis allied Transgender 101, and identl?a the unique barriers that indiyiduals who identify astonisgenderrnight face. Thae are just basic descriptions of the sessions, and I an get more detailed daniptions it?neecled. Sonya said we could run these two trainings hack to back if needed. She said we oould also create a program to tailorto our sta?iiwe wanted to. Hextsteps would he contauing Sonya at to Ionic at schedulinga mining {if wewanted} and we would also need to speak with Allison Suhasic [the Director ofthe centerl to ?ne tune the details for the training. ltold Sonya mat we would need some time to schedule this as it involves mam-gr moving parts with about 115 people who work all different shifts. Again. the trainingis free of charge, and Sonya seemed really willingto help us. Ifl can be ofany help with this. please let me know. I know that Counselor Mc?hee has worked with Allison Suhasic in the past and is eager to help out as well. Thank you. Caitl'gm Caitiyn Neff Counselor Centre County Cmectional Facility TDD Flishel I-?ll Road Bellefonte, PA 16323 {314: 355-5794 ext- 103? [31415484150 [fl Kristen M. Simlrins From: San: Tn: Subject Lorinda Brown Wednesday. May D4. 2015 3:13 PM Allyson R. Duvall: An'ber M. Wolfgang: Amy Han-awn: Ashlee M. Wagner: Ashley M. Burns; Barbara Parson: Bradley C. l?ing:3rer1da A Md?nley: Brian J. Heal: C. Kay weanling; Caitlyn D. Nef? Earl G. Gerrvma?riarlten Henry. Charles R. Zimmerman: ChrisbapherM. Baughman: Crisanne M. Keller. Danielle Minarchick: Dave Watson; David C. Knapp: David F. Goodman; David Bryan: David Fl. Kettle: David S. l?ng: Davvn E. 6055 Dawn M. Walls; {Jayne M. McKee; Denise A. Murphy: Dan-aid M. Smi?rl'i: Douglas T. Weaver: Dustin T. Henry: Elizabe?i F. Wands; Eric A. Lockridge.? Erin Messer'. Genrge F. Murphy: Hea?ier D. Ecldey: Heather E. Beaver: Henry Napoleon; Jacob T. Lave: James A Simler: James. F. Meyer: Janet Snyder: Jason R. Buckley: Jason R. Muliiersbaugh; Jeffrey T. Hite: Jenni-Fer F. EmJill C. Didcey: John J. Mahler. Jul-In J. Scarhnraugh; M. Bilge-r. Jnna'dian C. Redraw lnnathan M. Ayers: Jcmaliian M. Millinder. Joseph 5. Helena: Joshua D. Re?necJuan Mendez; Justine M. Addlernan: Ka?Irym N. ton-risen; Kelly Evans Kevin J. Brindle: Kevin J. Mch-nl: Kevin Peacock: Kevin T. Jeirles; Kevin Wenridt: lie-ya H. Kaiser: Kimberly N. Rupert Kyle S. Miller. Kyle S. Smi?i: Larry Lidgetil; Lee R. Sheafl?er: Lennard Uer?beri: Levi Lindsey Has: Lnrinda L. Brown; Lyden Hilliard: Mari: T. Waine: Mariana E. Sumner-s: MardnewJ. Beck: Harman-ti. Sham-er: Matthew R. Matthew T. Fisher. Melanie Gordon: Michael D.Ishler: Michael R. Shearer: Michael 5. Weeds Milane Daughenbaugh: Nick 11 Srni?i; Phi'?p D. Calhoun; Randy Wr?veriae: Richard C. Ryan A. Cm: Ryan J. Ryan P. Taylor. Ryan 5. Miller: Ryan T. Patakr. Sage E. Lear: Sarah F'rentice.? Shandell M. Pusey, Shane Billet-t: Stacy Smith: Stephanie D. McGhee: Tanna Shirt Thomas K. Hook: The-mas 5. Allen. Tiffany A. McClenahaannm Dumw?. Tony M. Lidia: Ty M. Hillel?l: Walter Jeirles: Wayne A. Wan-tern: Whimey Wagner: lIii-'ilrner Andrews: Zachary S. Sayers Inmate" 11mm: place efempln-ymenl: has relocatedto 124 Pamdise'Raad in Starling on Thursday. May he is approvedte walk to and?'om ?Wk. He will leave at 9:45am and rel-um at 51l5pm. He will uaepn'ime occasion due to inclement Please let me it" you have any questions. Lavina?! ?rm Re?Enu'y Specialist ("Jenna County Coneaienal Facility TDD Rishel Hill Road Bc?efonte. Pa 15323 Inhemal extension: Inns P?hme Line: 314-543-1165 Kristen M. Simlu?ns me: Melanie L. Gordan Seal: Wednesday. May 0-3. l?l? 3:2? PM To: Marci Smith Subject: Corrections Empioyee Apptec'la?on week Atladumentg 20249 Cent: Com-Hy Correc?umpdf: 2016 Canadian: Empioyeewlaek Awards-dam Polo shimmer: 2016 proclamlionpdf Attached items Jh-Iei'hnie gordbn, (ISM. CUE Deputy Warden af?peratinns Centre Cnunthonet'tional Facility mu Ftishel Hill Rd Hellefnnte. PA 16323 {314: 3555194 [314] 543-115!) {fax} HESIEN momma-uh. .. - . 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Al qUn'IIi hum duh-uh Mil-hm! pity hem the drum mrl?m at mum-Ivan tn uni-um arm urn-mm. manta ll? :an ?1 mm; In?. cum: r. mu mwmmu 2016 Corrections Employee Week Staff Recognition Awards Di?cerofthe ?i'ear: Kevin McCooI Corrections Of?cer Kevil MoCooI has been employed with the facility sinoe He was a Corrections Of?cer until October-$2003, when hevras promoted to Lieutenant. He worked in this ?padty until February of 1006, when he returned to work as a Corrections of?cer. CO McCool has been the bid Reiiefd of?oer on 'i-3 sinoe the inception ofthis position. Among other duties; re acts as a daily liaison with the Medical Department and provides both seourity and assistance to the Medical staffto accomplish all the various inmate movement needed fortl-iat area. CCI McCool?s experience and have been of great help to the operation. 3-11 Of?cer ofthe 't'ear.? Kelly Evans Corrections Of?cer Kelly Evans has been employed as a Corrections Of?cer with the facility since July of 2013. She is a graduate of Hanover Area High School, and attended Penn State in her post as the 3-1.1 un?rt of?cerin thefemale unit, CU Evans has displayed incredible consistence.r in her management ofthe unit and handling ofinmates? issus. She is often able to resolve issues in afair. straightforward way without having to refer the issues on to the Shift Commanders. CO Evans completed the Centre County Crisis Intervention Team Trainingin January M2016, and her composure and calming nature were noted by the trainers. She has been able to apply time skills actively helpinginmates erroerienoinga crisis in the facility. 11.: Df?oer ofthe?r?eer: Brian Heals Corrections Officer Brian Heals has been employed as a Corrections ??icer with the facility sinceJuly of 1013. He is a graduate ofthe Bald Eagle Area High School. CCI Heals has been a member of the CERTteam since 2014. He completed the Centre County Crisis Intervention Team trainingin June of1015. In his current role as a Floater. he is oomfortahle in all posts and oompleted training to worlr in the Central Booking Center in September 1015. Employee of the ?fear: Danielle Minarchicir and alcohol?rherapist Danielle Minarcnidr. has been employed with the faci?tyin that roie since June of2005. She is a graduate of Glendale High School, and has Bachelors ofScience degreesin OccupationalTherapy from Mount Aloysius College and Biology from Saint Francis University. Counselor Minardiidr has been certi?ed through the Certi?cation Board as a Certi?ed Co-rUccun-ing Disorders Professional since 1005. and maintains the continuing eduoatioo credits for biennial recert?r?cation. She assisted in one formation ofthe PRIDE and CHOICES programs forthe facility. and facirrtats both. Counselor Minarchicir has been a leader among the lie-entry Coalition, working as an active proponentofimproving the quality of inmate programming in the facility. She was integral in creating the new Building Hope n'lentoring Program, and acts as the Facility Mentor Coordinator. Supervisorofthe ?feart Manager Kevin Brindle Kitchen Manager Kevin Brindle has been employed with the in this role since June of 2005. He is a graduate of Focus Valley areaJrESr High School, and has a Bachelor otScience degree in Hotel, Restaurant. and Institutional Management from the State University. He has routinely demonstrated commitment to hisjob and dedication to proirimng quality meals for inmates and sta?vvithin the budget. He cares about his suit, and is supportive while enforcingthe rules and policies ofthe kitchen and facility. His staff is quick to step in when he is not avaiiahle to assist as needed. This support he has as a supervisor, and the effectiveness and professionalism of those he supervises. He has an important role inthe facility's 1003i compiiance for the PA 00C inspections. With sta?shortages, he and his staff consistently work long hours and take on extra duties to ensure the kitchen oontinues to run efficiently and effectively. He is often called upon for special meals, snacks: and drinirs for routine meetings and special events with short notice and is always quidito help and offer assistance when needed. The kitchen provides quality meats in a timely manner on a day'to-day basis with little if any disruption. He is a true asset to this fadlity in one ofdre most diverse roles to manage. Dark Green- Sliver embroidery Royal Ewe-?ack embroidery 41"" i J. ?fmhn??p? . H- furrow Kristen M. From: Krista Davis Sent: Wed nesday, May 04, 2016 3:42 PM To: IKrista Davis Subject: if an Accident Atlachments: Auto Accident Hendlingdou Dear Department Heads, Elected Officials and Backups: Please see that I have attached new guidelines for employees to follow after an auto accident with a caunty vehicle. Kindly pass this on to your staff and keep for reference. The new guidelines are easier on Supervisors because the Transportation Dept. and Risk Management will handle the details. You no longer need to have the employee ?ll out a report, simply have them follow the enclosed instructions. In June, when we pass out new.r insurance cards, we will include these guidelines so every county car has a reference guide. We do hope that safe and defensive driving will prevent the guidelines from havingto being used at all! Thank you, {Krista 13:1:va Risk Manager 3: Wellness Coorc?nator (entre Enunty Government F. 814-548-1055 1-: 314543-115? wms?lcentlecomtypagey Centre County Government Auto Accident Handling -lnsl:ruc?ons for drivers with little to no iniury- Remain at the accident scene. Ensure everyone in the vehicle is ok, move the vehicle if it is a safety hazard to others, call 911, and tryto warn oncoming motorists with hazard lights. etc. Gather hfonnation about the other driver?s], other vehicies, location of accident, insorame companies. and witnesses. Umit comer-saloons with othes drivers. (3}1fyou can,take pictures of the accident scene. the vehicles, and the damages. This is very helpfulforpost? accident haod?ng. {all your Supervisor. Ifthe car is drivable. immediately retum to your of?ce unless a Supervisor authorizesyooto cmtinoeyour?o'ip. If it isnot drivable. call the Transportation Department for instructions. 1?~Dave Lomison?s cell Brett Evoclt?s Cell 814?543-6319, or Of?ce 314-355-68oy Immediatelycontact to go over all details and compiete an incident report. (7}1?Fthere is any need for medical care the next day or later, please notify Risk Management. -Instrucl:ion.s for drivers with inIury- [1}Call 9n, itpossihte. {2]{allyour Supervisor, in-ossmle. Supervisor will notify Transportation and Risk Management. {awetam all paperwork given to you by Medical providers [El?Contact Risk Management when you comfortable and able to discuss the accident, etc. -Inten13'l handling- an accidentls reported, Transportation will handle immediate vehicle needs. {1le Mmgementm'li meet or talk with the driver as soon as possible aftertheaccident. ?The employee will complete an lntemal accident report, have 3 Supervisor sign it and retumto Risk Management within 4.3 hours. -Risk Management [Rollwill report the accident to appropnateinsurance companies. -RM and Transportation will review ail accidents after detailsare gathered. Transportation will move vehicles to appropriate repair facilities and take appropriate damage pictura. 41M will he the main contact for all o'd'Lerinsmance companies, affected property owness, repair shops, etc. My insurance money for damaged county vehicles will be forwarded from Risk Management to Transportation. Hay lei-E- Of?ce of I?d-dc Haring-?nest: Kristen M. Simkins From: Wimam Browder Sent: Wednesday. Hay?el. 20154113 PM To: Richard Smith: REA CI: Denise A. Murphy Brenda A. McKinley Subject RE Instant Messenger Software Hi Rick, The software currently used in those of?ces is old and has been ohased out by Microsoft. The hardware it runs on is on the ?decommission as soon as possible? list. We are in the process of evaluating aiternatiues to replace it. We can include 1,Iour group in the plans for meat product. Is that acceptable? Thanks. Bill me:Eiid!1ard C. Smith Sent: Tuesday, Mai-.103. 2016 2:55 PM To: HBA<RE??cenUecountypagova William Browder Cc: DeniseA. Murphy Brenda A McKinley chundinley?een?ecountw1goe> Subject: Instant Masenger Software Bill: Is it possible to install insiant nmsenger software for all Staff except Correc?ons Of?cers. Please include Wilmer Andrews (CBC) who this software. I believe the Of?ce and Human Resources currently have this software. 111anlr. You, Rid: out: {?u-Hi Haul-c Centre County Correctional Facility FUD Rishei Hili Hood Bellefonte, PA 15313 fax rum-ill: centrecoun a. Kristen M. Simkine Front: Richard C. Smith Sent: Wednesday. May 04. 20-15 5'53 PM To: Allyson R. Duvall: Amy Hampton:Ashlee M.Wagnec Barbara Parsons.- Sethany Cocola: Bradley (L tiling: Brenda A. Mcl?nley, Brian J. Heal: C. Kay Woodring: Caitlyn D. Heir. Cari G.Gemrna?: Carlton Henry: Charles R. l?lrnmennan: ChrisbopherJW. Baughrnan: Crisanne M. Kelley: Danielle Minardniclc: Dave Watson: David C. Knapp: David E. Goodman; David Bryan: David Fl. Ietlle: David S. King: Dawn F. Gore; Dawn M.Walls Dayne M. McKee: Denise A. Murphy: Donald M. Smi?t: Douglas T. Weave-1 Dustin T. Henry: Eric A. Lockridge: Erin M. Mosser: George F. Murphy: Heather D. Ecldey: Heather F. Beater. Henry Napoleon: Jacob D. Richards Jacob T. Low: James A. Simler: James F. Meyen Jason R. Eoddey: Jason R. Mud-lemhaugh: Jeffrey T. Hines Jennifer Ec?l: Jill C. Didtey'. John J. Mahler: John J. Scarborough John M.Jones: Johnna Bilgec Jon D. Fisher: Jonathan Rode-yrlonaman M. Ayers, Jonathan M. Millinder: Joseph ETaylor: Joseph S. Koleno; Joshua D. Re?ner. Juan Mendez: Justine M. Addieman: M. Lornison: Kellyl. Rinaldi: Kelly Evans Kevin J. Brindle: Kevin J. McCool: Keuin T. Jeirleti Kevin Wenriclc Key-a M. Keiser: i?mberly M. Rupert Kyle S. Miller. Kyle S. Smith: tarry Lidgetl: Leonard Verbecic: Levi R. Kno??singer. Lindsey Hess; Lorinda Brown; Lyden Hilliard: Marl: T.Waite: Marlene F. Summers: Matthew J. Beclc Matthew J. Shaw-wen Mathew R. Dmdorl: Matthew T. Fisher: Melanie Gordon; Michael D. Ishler. Michael R. Shearer: Michael S. Woods: Nick R. Smith; Nurse Kelly CI. Evans, Philip D.{alhoun: Randy L. lnii?'ierioe: Rlci?uarcl C. Smi'di: Ryan A. Cox: Ryan C. Hartley: Ryan P. Taylor. Ryan 5. Miller. Ryan T. Patalcy: Sage El. Lear, Sarah Prentice: Shandell M. Posey: Shane Billed; Stacy Smith: Stephanie D. McGhee;Tanna Shirlc Thomas K. Hook: Thomas 5. Allen. Jr: Tiffany A. McClenahaanom Dutrow', Tony M. Little: Ty M. Coll: Vanessa C. Eille?l?L? Walter E. Jeirles Wayne A. Warnerl'l; Whitley Wagner: 1.r?lrner 5 Andre-iv: Eachary S. Soars Cc: Krista Davis Subject: if an Accident happens- Attachmm?ls: Auto Accident Handlingdocx ?ll-Staff- Pleaee read. and ?ollow these newlrevised procedures re?ective May 5, 2016. 511111: Commanders ale to pass on these details at Roll Call?iluster for ?ve (5) days. '?eputjgr Gordon place on I Drive for access by staff and. to in annual review in 2011'. Richard C. Smith. Warden ?lm" at 1-4 RE one Centre County Correctional Facility TDD ?ishel Hiil Ftoad Bellefomte, PA 16323 fax Frommrislanavis Sent: Wedtalay, May 04, 1016 3:42 PM To: Misha Davis Subject: if an Accident Dear Department Heads, Elected Officials and Backups: Please see that I have attached new guidelines for employees to follow after an auto accident with a county vehicle. Kindly pass this on to yoursta?Ff and keep for reference. The new guidelines are easier on Supervisors because the Tiansportation Dept. and Risk Management will handle the details. You no longer need to have the employee fill out a report, simply have them follow the enclosed instructions. In June, when we pass out new insurance cards, we will include these guidelines so every county car has a reference guide. We do hope that safe and defensive driving will prevent the guidelines from having to being used at alE'. Thank you, Krista Emits Risk Manager &Wellness Coordinator l[entire County Covemment P. 314-543?1055 F. 314-543-1151.! Centre County Government Auto Accident Handling Justuctionsfor drivers with little to no injury- Remain atthe accident scene. Ensure everyone inthe vehicle is alt, moire if it is a safety hazardto others. call 911, and try to warn oncoming motorists with hazard lights, etc. Gather htonnation about the other othervehides, location of accident. insurance companies. and witnesses. Limit conversations with other drivers. l?rou can, talte pictures of the accident scene,thevehicles, and the damages. This ism-rentl helpful for post- accident handling. ?ll-Call your Supervisor. rfthe caris drivable, Immediater retun'l to your of?ce unless a Supervisor authorizes you to continue your trip. ifit is not drivable. call the ECG Transportation Department for itstructions. Dave Lomison?s cell 314-404-0353 Brett Evodr?s Cell 5514-5436313. or Of?ce 314-355-680? lmmediately contact Risk Management [814-543-ro55} to go over all details and complete an incident report. Ifthere is any need for medical care the next day or tater, please notify Risk Management. instructions fordriirers with iniury? {1}Call 911, if possible. {1}Call your Superstar, if possible. (31-Vour Supewisor will notify Transportation and Risk Management (4}He?lain all paperwork given to you by Medical providers {jHontaEt Risk Management when you comfortable and able to discuss the accidentII etc. -lnternal handling- -Wl1en an acciderrtis reported, Transportation will handle immediate 1vehicle needs. -Risk Manganent will meet or talk with the driveras soon as possible after the accident. -Tl'ie em ployee will complete an intemal accident report, have a Supervisor sign it and return to Risk Management w?hh 43 hours. ??isk Management will report the accident to appropriate inswance companies and Tlansportation will review all accidents after details are gatl'lered.Transportatlon will move vehiclm to appropriate repair facilities and take appropriate damage pictures. -P.M will be the main contact for all otherinsurance companies, otherdrivefs. affected property owners, repair shops. etc. Anyinsmance mm'iegrfordamaged cocmty vehicles will be forwarded from RiskManagement to hurl-ma of?ce of Risk Mmganem Kristen M. Simkins From: icroso-?t Clu'.? ed it To: Nurse Kelly 0. Eva ns; Earthen}; L. Cecelia; Ryan C. Hartley: lie-l3.- J. F'tirele'i: .Iacc-b D. Pier" 2 Sent Wed nesdey. May its?. 2 16 5:58 PM Subject Untiehvera Fw: it? an Accident hep Delivery has failed to these recipients or groups: Nurse Kelly Evans {hoe-sans?eentrecounwoavooul The e-mail address you entered mu'dn't he found. Please check the recipient's e?mail address and to resend the message. IF me otobiem continues, please oontact your helpdesk. Bit?am' L. COUZIIE {tlcooalar?centraduntma?Eavl The email address 'fL'dJ entered mu?dn't be fcuod. Please deck the recipient?s e?mail address and try to resend the message. If the problem continues, please contact your heI-pdesl-t. 11 'rie-tte ch rtleu?centr ?2 egg} The e?meil address you entered douldn't faded. Please Ifneclt the reepierrs e?meil address and to raend the message. If dse mot-lam continues. please eontact your hetpdesi. Kelly J. Rinaldi The email address you entered tou'dn't be fcurd. Please died: the recipient's e?meil address and to; to resend the message. If the problem continues, please contact your l'rElpdEsk. a 0. Pin r' 'iv-?ri l- r- In .9231 The e?mail address you entered couldn't be fdund. Please {heck Ithe recipient?s email address and UT to resend the m?age. It the problem continues. please contact your heiddesk. #553 5.1.1 not Found an Original message headers: Kristen M. Simlo'ns From: Melanie Gordon Sent Wednesday. May 04. 2015 5:2? PM To: Richard Smilh Subject Re: Something wrong with the gifts? We can use certainly use as many rounds of ?10 caliber asthey're willing to give us! I'm sure probation and the sheriffs want some of that. Melanie Gordon, GM, CCE Deputy Warden of Operations Centre County Cmctional FaciTrty Tm ?ishel Hill Rd Bellefonte. PA 16313 1814} {314] 543-1151] [fax] On May I4r 2015, at 6:25 PM. Richard C. Smith <rcsm'rth centretoun Melanie, See me tomorrow about Apprecialjon Day gifts. In addition Comnissioner Dershern informed me that Penn State changed to 9mm. The County is recehring 35,000 rounds of 40 cal. Amnuniljon. Warden Sm'r?da We: .155 Cent-e County Corre??lonal Facility 1'00 ?ishel Hiil Road Bellefonte, PA 16823 fax rmm'rth centrecoun Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent: To: Joseph S. Koleno Wednesday. Mary 04. 2015 T200 PM Richard C. Smith Subject Re: Cements on Appreciation Week Letter Warden, The last sentence in the ?rst paragraph seems odd to me soi suggest checking that. Did want to mention anything about medical staff or criminal justice receiving anything? Joe Sent From rm; iPhone On May 4; 21115. at 5:44 PM, Richard C. Smith (resm'rth centrecoun All: Please read and give commenls. I intend to isoue ?d'le letter tomorrow, Thursday, May 5, 2015. Warden Smith We? ?nal, Ii Centre {ounw Correuionai Facility mu Rishei Hili Road Bellefonte, Pill 15323 fax rsmith centrecoun 3. av Connections Employee Appreciation Lerner Kristen M. Simkins Front Sent TU: Subject Janalhan M. Wednesday. May 04. 2015 no PM Amy Miller. Karla ?e?ll'l?dle?te: Jeffrey T. Hite; Joseph 5. Koleno: Melanie Gordan: Richard C. Sn??xr?ilyson R. Dwell; Caitlyn D. NEH: Danielle Minamh'lc?rc Kevin T. Je-irles: Lan?nda Brawn; Stephanie 13!. M. Burns David E. Good man: Dawn M. Walls: Elizabelh Woods: Erin M. Mosser, Johnna Bilger: Kevin P. Peacock: Larry Lidgetl: Has: Mendez: Matthew T. Fushen Michael S. Woods: Thomas 5. Allen. Jr. Major Misconduct: There was a Code 1. in 32 at aypro?matew 1830.1nmate _nd ?were engaging'm a ?ght. Ba'th were issue maier misconduct: for ?ghting, re?ning orders. and causing a major :hsturbance. Bath are currently an we status in 32. Kristen M. Simkins From: Todd W. Haskins. RN, BSN, <d1askins@pnmecaremedical.com> Sem: Wednesday. May 414, 2016 5:15 PM To: Rimard Smith Subject: Fwd: re Krisq Ammerman re LII: Aopeal Decision- DENIED Attachments: A'I'l'EiD?tliho'n; CNTR re Kristy.r Ammemtan re UC Referee-s Decision- Order? Claimant Remains Ineligiblepd'l: Thank you for being available to help. I appreciate it. Todd w. Haskins Wee-President of Upe rations PrimeCare Medical. inc. 3940 Locust Lane Ha n'isbu PA 13"1139 lifts-1562's? Of?ce {11?335'14224 Fan-t {Elm 533-305 Cell [510: Pager Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: Pram: Mark Andrews Date: May 4, 2015 at 11:04:51 AM EDT To: 'Todd w. Haskins, asn, corp" Cc: "Mar E. Hoffman?Schle El MHHM "Unda Bernard, RN, Subject: re Kristy Ammerman re UC Appeal Decision- DENIED Todd, Please ?nd attached the UC Decision. Her bene?ts remain DENIED. Thanks; Marl: P. Andreorri. CCHP Director of ?mployee Safety FrimeCare Medical. 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Denise Shell Sent Wednesday, May 04. 2016 9:43 PM To: Hid'lani IL Smith Rick Clur new Labor Attorney w?l be meeting with us on May 19?" and I mum liketn bring him to the prism-Ito meet you and to seethe facility around 2:30. that work? Thanks Dee Krishen M. Simlrins From: Denise FJbeiI Sent: Wednesday, May 0-4. 2016 10:00 PM To: ?icham' Smilh; Brenda Ft. Md?nleyc Jeffrey Hire: Joseph 5. Kelena: Melanie Garden Subject RE: Comments on Appreciation Week Letter Leaks really good. we are very furtunate to have good staff. They do a great job. Thank you for recognizing them for their professionalism. Have a good evening, -Dee From: Richard C. Smith Sthe-dn?day, May 4, 2015- 5145 PM Tu: Brenda A. Melanie-f <hamckinley?cenhemuntypa.gnw; Jeffrey T. Hite <fthite?cen?ecountvpagelm Joseph 5. Helena Melanie Gordan Cc: Denise Elhell <dlelbell?tentremuntypagav> Suhiect: Comment. on Appreciation Week Letter All: Piease read and give comments. I intend to issue ?ue letter town-ow, Thursday, May 5, 2016. Warden Smith EH5 Centre County Correctional T00 ?ishel Hill Road Eellefnnte, PA 15823 {Bl4i355?6Ed?31435058-1150 fax ?smith centrecaun a. m- Kristen M. Simkins From: Joe Sudbeck Sent Thursday, May?S, 2016 1213 AM To: Richard Srnim Cc Melanie Gordan Subject Josh from user-Great meeting you yesterday! il'u'artien Smith [12qu Warden Gordon. ltwas great meeting you and speaking wi?wo-u yesterday, [hope itwas bene?cial. I will getthe quote toge?ler for em: all here shortly but wanted to make sure meet the trial form over trey-cu new so that we an get this submitted fury-nu. All you need to dais ?ll out the battam right hand mrnerwidi the info of who the admin will be [Meta nie I think yeuweregoirtg to he so mrinfn is great] and just scan and return to me and we will be good toga-l Lookforward to earning back out and raining you guy: up on howtn use the cams and our system with nm-rthat it will have the body tam software turned on in evidencemrn and not just the Taser piece. Joshua Sudheck Mid-Atlantic Regional Representative 4130-6616093 {Mobile} TaserlAmn Kristen M. Simln'ns Fmrn: Sent Te: Subject Attadu-nents: Juan Mendez Th ursday. May as. 2015 12:12 AM Mlyson FL Duvall: Brenda A. Mei?nley. C. Kay Wcadring; Caitly'n D. Neil: Danielle Minarchidc Eric: A. Lackridge; Jeffrey T. Hilde: Jonathan M. Millinder: Joseph S. Koleno: Kevin T. Jeiries: Larry Lidge?t: Lee R. Sheaifer, Lnrinda Shawn: Mamie-v T. Fisher: Melanie L. Gordan: Michael S. Woods: Richard C. Smith: Stephanie McGhee.? Thomas S. Mlen. Jr. Calendarand 5121115 Report 555015 201605050005125 Electronic Calendar Centre County Correctional Facility Today?s Dale: Inmate Han-Ia Tempanry Status Medical Status Slam: Slams 1 Bnaklng Acidi?onal 51:11:: 2 Page?lufa- Pra-j. Release- Date Paten?al Sentencing Releases I Inmate Marne SPENCE. PATRICK Bun-king 15?6335 Case Min Date 0565-201 5 Electronic: Calendar Centre County Correctional Facility Tuday's Dale: 54515 0:02 Special An'lwit' 'es DalEI'Tirne Adda-ll Event Datefnme Entry Type Des-crip'Jen Max Dale Pru]. Release Dale 1 Page 3 of 3 13331 a. 1 5253 655515 ROOM USE HUI CUES Electrode Calendar Cenh'e County Correctinml Facility Radars Dita?. SENS 0:02 P3992043 Euledul-e Report Date Range: 515116 0:00 - W15 23:59 Sta? End Inuit! Hams Banking 3 Wm: EITERS. 16-3217 W15 36115 05305315 09215 Cabs?? 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AMichi an rarrlmalrer is interested Blair stated 15 hours ago. .1. gang Emit [6 replies: 2. Dear Friends. I am looking for J. Sterling Penn: 3?11? Re i to Slender May 4, 2015 10:00 AM Terri Blair A Michigan grantmalcer is interested in identifying national models [best practices} for nonpro?t programs providing alcohol and drug addiction treatment to inmates of county jails. Any research or resources in this area would be greatly appreciated. Please respond to: 35 L02 Jordan Roeda Membership and Information Services Coordinator Council of Michigan Foundations One South Harbor. Suite 3.Grarid Haven. lull 4941? p. 515-859?2125 516-850- Thanl-r you! Terri Blair. Retired Lieutenant Member Sewioes Coordinator Amelican Jail Association Hagerstown MD Reply to Group Dnline View Thread Recommend Fom? Reel to Sender May 4. 2016 8:49 AM J. Sterlin Pent: Dear Friends. I am lookingforinfonnation. i252 law, federal guidelines, scholarh; publications, and more; ?rst articulates and or showcases thevalue. legal bene?t. and need of Natural Light in a detention jail. For example. if someone is held within a jail for some ED days or less, is will.- natural light is important. [given the fact that the site may or may not have an outside exercise area for once a day hourly use}. Thank you. Sterling P. R_eg_lg to Group Oniine ?ew Thread Recommend Forward You are subscribed to 'Open Forum? as To change your subscriptions, go to M1 Subsc?gtions. To unsuhscrib-e frum mis community discussion. go to Unsuhsaibe. Kristen M- Simltins From: Denise Elbell Sent. Thursday. May 05, 2&16 1.251 AM Ta: Richard C. Smi?1 the Mish sheds info: Stoitzfus in Madisonburg It's Orlh' about a half hour drive from here. There number is 349-9854 ?they dan?t have what 1mu want an the lot, the; wili build ?rt. Sent I'mm my iPad Kristen M- Simkins From: Juan Mendez Sent: Thursday, May I35, 2515 E33 AM. To: E'En?e A. McKinley: C. Denise A. Murphy: Jeffrey?, Hie: jcnathan ?e1. Mil in?ert Matthew T. Fiswer: Melanie Eo:l:i:n: Muchae S. Woods: C. Thamas Al?an. .Ir. Subject: Shift 5 ?4,2016 Attachments: La luan Hernia Clan-Lat Conwdom'l Facility Too Rishcl mu Road Bell-chum P: 165-13 Elms-6:94 En 5 Far: 514-545-nso CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY SHIFT PACKET Ro u?ng Form DATE: SHIFT: 1-3 communism: woods Millinie' (92am NAME mum Deputy Wooden of?ng-aliens - Bunion Deputy Wan-den ofhoo?oisrm?on - Kola-io- Director ufTroemanJ: - Hill: Lieutenant: Lieutena nt: total-re: Release: Central Control: Central Control: SMU Control: Relief 1: Relief Relief 3: Relief 4: Lobby: Housing Units: A1: A2: A3: All: Hi: BE: CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY SHIFT LOG TDD am to pm Date: $412015 93F: We? Woods WaIEon Napoleon Taylor Eimmerman Henry. C. Knapp - Shirk Fateky McCool Bilbetl. S. Jellies Calhoun Eelde Hockey Smith. D. Rupert C1. C2, Claiming Central Booking: Special Duty: .r I WMEFLT Murphy Dr. Run Holmi? lglimmer. WfReffner Pass Days: Buckley Dicker Hampton H?liard ones Waite Shearer Overtime: 930-1230 Wagner. W. 930-1230 Heffner Call Offs (Sick. AIL Other}: BMW: Ell-ll .1?qu 15b}? DEM-12016 Misconducts Inmate Keith. Jena.I received a major misconduct torusing abusive language toward Calhoun and making threats that something was going to happen if he didn?t change cells Shah. Hassan- Major Misconduct for unauthorized oommunimtion with another inmate and rentsing an order. He was told to not communicate with Inmate King-Bails in A2 or hewouid recenre a misoonduct and he began communicating with him while he was outfor dinner. Fape. Emily (BE) - Lycoming oounly inmate sewing remaining DC time from Lycoming twentyr prison Intake for arraignment Security Transport Services dropped off 3 males. 'l'heg,I will be piddng them had: up at approx. 3 AM on 5M. Either 3- Norl-humhetiand males expected tomorrow at 11am. Bonilla and Reiohenbach are gen pop. Carrier will be Administrative GU5de to: misconouots and lack of institu?onai adjus?onentat Notti?tum'oeriandeCl Coal Twp. Dr. Run-Alan. Helmet-4030 CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL MINOR REPORT ?bundled Booting! 1nrnateNarne tee it! ?t 15-0315 Craig Soot: Inddentth?o DateofRepon 5-4-15 5?4-15 Quartet: Place olhtidont Renown" Sh?l?nb??m?gom {3-2 5h Kitchen Kevin Brindle OTHER INMATES OF. STAFF Bookhgl' Hm I Boot-ting: Mama MINOR VIOLATION I 142-Refuslng to obey a staff members order, and or delayed compliance orthe order. VIOLATION oesonirmon Inrnaln Southern-armed sen-trig Taoism hayllne'n the past. Hamid throw food. give irrmroperpor?ons and slop-the Madman heme misundhad'd mt?fnelt. mtstepupar?doaph. Phantoms mmtomm11Todaylh?tedm-hi?n Heaaidhecan't?ouaylhe bemusehe [Ina he needsto oor?etoitrag.I the Today t?mtnma?erm hat! lh?stiewssim he again did not come :otny I'I1eun1i! a?erils?Hteoand all ti'regobemretaker. moon TAKEN Ito in, gran-pi SAHCTIOM IMFOSED 115:: FIRST OFFENSE 8 HOUR CELL RESTRICTION Cl SECOND OFFENSE 12 HOUR CELL RESTRICTION THIRD OFFENSE 24 HOUR CELL RESTRICTION REPORTING STAFF mm REVIEWED 5T: PRIHTE ITITIE DATE REVIEWED in not limp?, we an i I Updated 5-29-14 - v-w-v- I - Centre Ceuntv CorrectionalFacilitv . I Incident Report I Date Ot'Repprt I Eff-?16 nmepfneport i 10:00 i Date Of Incident EMILE I Time Of Incident Approx. 0?:00 Ino'oent Location i Staff bathroom {outside 0qu unit] I PerSpn Involved I I I vmessvs._e I i I I CO Petal-0..r I . 0 Report On the above mentidned date and tirre, I entered the staff bathroom acress frdn'i the Hrs-using UnEt. I noticed a pair of r.vi'eezers en the sink. The tweezers were given to the Shift Commander. (144. I Member Sign; 1 ET Acu'dn taken: ?ah-+914 - it. Isni-Ft-CpmmanderSign: {2 r7? ?l CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY SHIFT PACKET Rowing Faun DATE: 5-4-20 I 6 3-11 SHIFT Hill'mdcraz Fisher NM mm Deputy Warden af?pea?ms - Gordon Deputy Warden armb?miw - Kahlua Director umetmen?l - Rite ISIEMTRE CORRECTIONAL Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Intake: Release: Central Control: Central Control: SMU Central: Relief 1: Relief 2: Relief 3: Relief 4: Lobby: Housing Units: 82: C1. 02. Central Booking: Special Duty: SHIFT LOG 3:00 pm to 11:00pm Day: EEQNEEQEI Date: 5-04-2016 FISHER MCCLEMAHAN SHAME. BECK WEAVER LOMISON BAUGHMAN MUTH ERSBAUGH GOES KMOFFSIMGER MILLER LEAR BEAVER BRYAN EEK TAYLOR KELLEY A Pass Days: CURL EVANS SAYERS WAGNER Vacalinn: Overtime: Call Offs (Sick. AIL. Other]: MEYER- FMLA Dale-Tune: jig?[? Lg'qp Misconduct; Pape. Emily - Lyooming county inmate serving remaining DC time from Lyooming county prison elf-?it. qr- ?who-$2 Garner - Northumberland inmate?pT-aced on NC?due to tacit oi institutional adjustment at $01 Coal Township intake 3 males for commitment 2 mates to see Medical. 1 male [Shawiey] lo be housed in Intake overnight. He 1will be leaving in the morning. Other CENTR. counw CGRREGTIDNAL r' . otscmunnev HEARING REPORT manna-pa: 'r u. 33? Hearino l'JcaIe i Hean'noTrna" 15-1200 Mason, Michaei 13:15 15-11165 r. .. nae?s. 3-1' ?ii-ibis: GUILW no PLEA GUILTY NOTGUILTY OTHER HGT GUILTY. 134 Fighting or inciting a light 141 Re?zsing to one}r a eta? members? order, senior delayed compliance ofthe order 146 Dismp?ng normal oporationsiereating a disturbance FACTS: The inmate was present for the healing. The inmate did submit a written version. The charges were read and the inmate stated he understood the charge. The inmate pied Not Guilty to charges 134. 142, and 146. Verbal Version: had just woke up. I told him to get out of my face I didn?t we nt to talk. I hadn't brushed my teeth. didn't attend to say anything that was aggressive.? The inmate was found guilty for charges 134, 142, and 145.The ?ndings were read and explained. The appeal process was explained. SANCTIGNS IMPDSED: Inmate was sanctioned to time served and was released baolt on to a general population block. HEARING COMMITTEE NAMES The inmate has neardt?e decision endhas hemtold the CIR mason Iorlt and what will happen. on Co. Baughman The dramstamos of1he marge have been read andiulhr Counsetor Duuatl mam tnlhe inmate. "3 Li. M. Fisher have treiznate's version reported as pan SIGNATURE OF HEAR COMMITTEE oilhe record nesg'ruen. (17" 1.: The inmate has been ad'deed'II-ratwitnin days a reguesl for aformal appeal mayhesuian'rlted Lo the ngrem Review Committee and Lhatthis request nantemlm'tspaa??c reasons Eorthe appeal. CENTR. COUNTY HEARING REPORT mitt? are -. 15-1541 Parharo. Spenser 15:00 16-0154 CENTR- CORRECTIONAL i - HEARING REPORT . . -. armrest-res.- GUILTY it no PLEA :32: GUILTY Jt ?irt" 15-1202 Puroe? Joshua 6 15:45 1d?D166 [613?: nor GUILTY OTHER ma?! GUILTY no PLEA 1w: GUILTY CHARGES: 134 Fighting orinoi?ng n?ght 14E Rs?lsingto nine}r a sta? mombors' order, audio: delayed compliance of the order 146 Disrupling normal upma?onsim?ng adishnbanoe eLEA-rmh fen?"Ira. FACTS: The inmate was present forlhe hearing. 111a inmate did submit a wither! version. The charges were read and the inmate stated he understood the charge. The inmate pied Not to charges 134.142, and 146. Verbal Version: 'He ain?t ?ght back. if he 1wrouIdr'r?t had said what he did we mutdn?t have had this problem. He sought me on a bad day. When asked what was said Farham stated, 'He told me to shut your bitch ass up and then I oractted his ass.? 111e inmate was found gain-5r for charges 134. 142, and 146.1?I1e ?ndings were read and explained. The appeal process was explained. CHARGES: 141 Refusiagto obey a order, audio: delayed compliance ofthe order 131" 124 Passing itemstm'?om inmates housed in the RHU. or dsn'gua?tod lockup arm IHPDSED: Inmate was sanctioned to 60 days with 9 days credit making his unlock date 5. FACTS: The inmate was present for the hearing. The inmate did not submit a written version or wit-lass list. The charges were read and the inmate stated he understood the charge. 111a inmate pied Not Guilty to charges 13?, 142. and 124. 1In"erhal 1ti'ersion: took a piece of paper out to re: with me, but that?s not what this is about. I we sandals out there and meywanted me to put normal shoes on. I have seen Harris wear sandals out there all the time. I have put them on to go out when I was on sewrity risk. 1 had a pieoe of paperwhen I went out, son?y.? The inmate was found guitty for ol'rarges 13?, 142. and 124.1'he ?ndings were read and explained. The appeal process was explained, HEARING COMMITFEE NAMES The Era-natal? head'lhe decision and has hoeI'I?IpIdtha IMPOSED: inmate was sanctioned to 15 days added on to his current sanotionjutaking his unIooI-r date mot-km human. m. Cottnoffsinger 112W altitude-ye Counselor Diwali eqltalned hotha?nnate. I, Lt M. Fisher Mthh?e?nm?sm?mr-apmedaspa? SIGNATUREOF HEARIHGC LMTTEE ofltlereooldwasgiu?t. CHM HEARIHGCUMMITTEEHMHES moan-mm; reason lord andwhat'm'it happen. .3 Co. Baughrnan Counselor Detail Thedmmd?emmhaenreadand?ly captainodto'?ioirmate. no Lt. M. Fisher CDMHITTEE old-re reoordwasjvan. i ??91in at ?it as Ior??raapp?i. ?Hi Revive/ti no tortheappea. Centre County Correctional Facility Incident ea orl: - Date [if Rep-art i Time Of Report 1915 3 Date Of Incident El?i?e?nl?- lime 0f Incident I 184?. Incident Location 52 Housing Unit, Dayrroom Apri! Ross. Jamie Persen Invohred CD Lomison, CU Miller CU Eek, CO Knof?fsinger CO Gemmati, CCI r-?iutherst-augh CU Beck, CO Bryan I?rrmxasses Nurse Smith Nurse Daughenbaugh Person Making Report u. M. Fisher (Jr. the above. date and time, A code 1 was calied in the 82 housing Unit by CD Lomison for an altercation between Inmates Barrows, April and Ross, Jaime {16-0241}. The r"ponse team listed above arrived promp?d?r on scene and both inmates were restrained. Inmate Barrows was taken to intake to allow her time to calm herself down. Both Inmates had minor cuts and bruising which were documented in photographs. rviedicaE was on hand and both in mates had injuries Neither inmate wished to press charges for the altercation. -End of Report . :1 'mStaff ember-Sid n: I Action taken: Filed for reference, ?ee :ra?e added tetraen inmate /p Cari. {:fo 'sma commander Sight I CENTRE CORRECTIONAL MINOR MISCONDUCT REPORT atum'bi-? . i. .rzglC143 (11 HOUSING UNIT OTHER IWIATES DRSTAFF WOLVEJ azali??fam-Ic?mr amt-.1111? ?wr ??l?imi-q?e 153 Unamho?ndusa nfmil ortclephum CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL MINOR MISCONDUCT REPORT - arr?"3" - mar?FD??! - '1 - . .. I --.. ?15-033.! -T may: C1 HOUSING UNIT OR STAFF INVOLVED . f: mu: -Wogfm??sgawn ON THE ABOVE DATE AND TIME. AOODE WASANNOUNCED 32 ET CENTRAL CONTROL. OVER SPEAKER SYSTEM. GAVE THE DIRECTION TO LOCKDOWN. FPPROKIMTEY THREE MINUTES LATER. IMIATE SNOOKWAS STILLON THE PHONE. INMATE WAS GIVEN AN ORDER TO PHONE. IHMATE OOHPLIED ORDER. END OF REPORT 153 Unau?zcmiwd use afmm'l or telephone ON THE ABOVE DATE AND CODE 1 WASAHNOUNCED IN 52 BTCEHTRAL CONTROL. OVER. THE SPEAKER SYSTEM. I GAVE THE UNITS DIRECTION TO LOOK DUNN. APPROXIMTEY THREE MNLTIES LATER. IHIHIATE WAS STILL ON THE PHONE. IHMATE WAS GWEN ORDER TO GET OFF THE PHONE. COMPLIED WITHTHE ORDER. BIO OF REPORT "Wig; -. .A - . rd" ?2'.me . .. .- F- FIRST OFFENSE - 3 HOUR CELL RESTRICTION SECOND OFFENSE - 12 HOUR CELL RESTRICTION THIRD OFFENSE 24 HOUR CELL RESTRICTION A FIRST OFFENSE 3 HOUR CELL RESTRICTION SECOND OFFENSE 12 HOUR CELL RESTRICTION El THIRD OFFENSE - 24 HOUR CELL RESTRICTION -- 3.1.. ?L??TE-mwim Updded 6-29-14: Centre ?County Corredoonz?ilFarzilrt-llr 152' -.Indderrt Report- serr manner-sign: 11.5129 Elias. 1. Dane or Report osrozors Time or Report 2115 Wu rattan: -Frler:l for Reference r'l'lmeofIntitient [Varies [para or Inddent osr4r2o15 {Em 39.? I InddentLooalion I L. We Personrsimvorred WM -: .WA lure I.. romeo I [Person Making Report-1 Lt. r1. Fisher I - Report- The foliowingr rs regarding a of the facility conducted on 1Held 3 misconduct hearings Spoke with inmate Stoltzfus about brnungpo stage stamps for his cards. No ISSUES. Inmate Weber asked about what the trpiool dme?ame is that a different oountgr has 11: pick someone up on a bench warrant is. Itold him they typically have a certain amount of days to pick up their Inmate. Inmate Honk asked if his commissanr shoe order from a few weeks ago was ever sent track so may ooulcl be credit lire acoount. I told him the shoe order was sent back to keere. Tier week was mmpleted. No issues, Tier check oompteted. Inmate Unkehorst asked ifI lorew the status of counselor mtghee chad-ting into if he is allowed to write his father at another prison. I informed him matl would cited: into matter. Tier med: oompiehed. Inmate ligarski asked about making a phone call to set up a visit over due weekend. I informed him I would check with a counselor and see if they can have him up for a phone call before the weekend. lilo additional issues g2; Fight in BE Inmates Ross and Barrows. Block was locked in after the attercah'on. No additional issues to report. Work release: Spoke with inmate Terry Miller in regards to his missing from about a month ago. Informed Inmate Powell that the counselors will be meeting with him In the next few days in regards to me pride program. - .V - . j.Centre County I - Date SHEIE nmeofnepnrt-i 1920 I. Date DfIncident'ZI arena Inme or modem-i Approx 134: [indent Location I BF. Dayroom I [Imam Ross, Jamie 1540241 Person Wimate Barrows, April 16-0563 1 I'Vir'?lsteeaes?l I I Making Report 3 CO Lomison - . - Reoort . -. - At the above date and time, I was conducting a wahch tour on the top tier. 1rI'Ii'hile I was coming dot-m the steps, Inmates Ross and Banal-ts were arguing and yelling at each other. I insouc?oed them to stop and lea-re each outer alone and if may did not the,r would be getting locked in. When I got to the desk everyone started to yell, and I saw that the inn-rams invoiired Mere ?ghting. I called a code 1, Inahudred the biotic ho lodr. in and responders came. I Sla??r-lemtier?gnr Ego . Bail" mantr- li'imo'I on We: Hates, {Jo-colt Iimhl?w'LIj each. :2th with: ?ction taken:- - .. .. CENTRE not"? Malar?EGor-don 15523- Josephl'ioleno Team {31?in Jaf?'eyT. Hit: MoETmhn?il CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER inmate Name CemenJosegh Bookingiit 16-0610 Date This is to inform you that you have been placed on Administrative IGuetoritr Stems effective 53442016 by my order, forlhe reason of Lack of institutional Adiuatment at SCI Coal Towns?p During this time you will be a?ordetl lhe same priviiegea as those housed in the RHU. You will remain in Adminianatiire Custody until such time as the Program Review Committee changes your status. 1 Staff Signature MAJOR msconnucr REPORT 331?.? ?r?wmmti?g?; .: 15.0555 mam: 1m same acme .mime rev-?Faxmeww 15-0241 lnmale Rees Jamie 134 Fighting or inching n?gh: 142 Refueling to obey a 51:21]" members? order, audio: delayed enmp?anee of 131:: arder 146 Disrupting annual apera?enalerea?ng a disturbance -. . ., T. 2.. . - ?r Mvm??m+r .t?i-ei Atthe above date and time, Iwaeeanducting a weed: teuren the top tier. Whilel was earning devm the steps, Inmates [tees and Barrows were arguing and 1yelling at each enter. I Instructed them to 51m: and leaveeadmd'rer alone and if hey did not mev would be gelling bdted in. When I gotta the desk evervone started he veil, and I saw that me inmaha Involved where ?ghting. Code 1 was called. :lnm'le. T?i?ud {3'11 mam-emf; magma-?mam Twmramduiljm-IHL Wmmw?hmmdehmm-?hl WEB-11 CENTRE COUNW CURREBTIOMAL MAJOR REPORT gm ?Maw n? lt?'?lg] 16-0241 Rm Jamle EWT- a1 hwp?n?nnuaaerw'hmm?glirnta E: Davroam we: BEE-amt.- .-Ii eve Edema 16-0563 Inmale Barrows. marl eel 134 Figh?nge: inciting a ?ght 141 Refusing to obey asta?membue' order, andl'm' delayed eumglianec ofthe order 146 Dimrp?ng net-anal upera?onafetea?ng a disturbance ??aky; ggweyemeI-IEMBERS . .. mu ?Lian?"3 331%" At the above date and In?rner Iwas concluding a watch tear on the top tier. While I was earning dawn the steps, Inmates Ross and Barmws were arguing and yelling at each outer. I inshucled them be snap and leave each enter alone and if ?dwev did net mev wanna be getting ledted in. When I get be the desk eververte started to veil, and I saw that the inmates inveived where ?ghting. Cede 1 was called. Inmate. Flam?f 0:1 Did, 5% tram-ma; ?eat: I I Ream??M masses-mew IHHATEW ?divide-m Il' Lbn?dod 6-3-14 Conn-e County Correctional Facility - - - .. Ihciimt Report- [05:04:2015 ?me?f?eport E2105 HRS [Diabe?f Incident Of'Inw'jdent 2100 HRS I Incident Leta?un 1 WORK RHEASE man I MADLYNE #1541433 Persan??nvohaed l? Person [?aking Report-J on. R. TAYLOR I ON THE ABOVE DATE AND APPRECIMATETIME, C3 INMATES REIURNED FROM THE E2 REC YARD. WHEN ALLOWING THE INMATES BACK IN TO C3 KOZLOWSKI STATED SHE HAD HURT DURING REC. INMATE HAD A PAINFUL, WOLLEN, AND BRLFISED TCI HER RIGHT HAND BETWEEN HER KNUCKLE AND RING FINGER KNUCKLE. MEDICAL WAS END OF REPORT Ism?HmnginW/fj? .50? I . ?Ammtakm Evnln? by ,4 IShift?Commander v_ I CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY SHIFT PACKET Routing Form DATE: SHIFT: mnm?nmsg: Mmdm??lhn Deputy Warden of Operations - Deputy Wardmot?AxIm'o?mioo - Kolcoo Dnma? oETreaunmt- Hive r-vw?u-v? Lieutenant L?eulesan'l: Intake: Release: Central Central: Relief 1: Relief 2: Law ndnr. Housing Units A1: M: BE: Spec-2 Duty: CENTRE CORRECTIONAL FACILITY SHIFT LOG 11:00 pm to i200 am Day: mums-s gm MENDEE ALLEN e. k. SIMLER I HOOK KEISER *5 KING .. Beats ISHLER 0 MCKEE 9 WAGNER '9 '5 ADDLEMAN Tntel Beds: 39? Emshr Beds: 1? 3 Gewpied Beds: 3 1'4 weaned By: ?f??agra Date: Pass Days: entrees .3 CD): a WARNER Vacatirn: Overtime: Call me AIL. Oft'ler]: Daie?ime: ?31/ ?3143; Misson ducts There was a Code 1 in BE at 183D. Inmate Ban-ewe, April and Russ, Jamie were engaging in a lighL Both were issue major misconducts fer ?ghting. refusing orders. and causing a disturbance. Both are currenfly en DIG status in BE. lEarner? Nerthurnherlend inmate placed an MC due to lack of adjustment at SCI Etna! Tannsnip Craig Scott? issued his 1" minor for refusing an order in the kitchen. He will serve ES hours on Joe Sneak and Timothy- lululuaney were issued their ?rst mines for being on the phcne alter a code was salted. They will both senre heurs an 55. Intake 1 male (Sham-Hey, ta tie-housed in Intake wemight He will be leaving in the morning. 1 to see medical Other . Centre County Correctional Facility Incident Report 'v-vhl?d?a I Date or Report si'sils Time or Report 0430 HRS. 2 Babe Ofincident srsris Time or Incident 02mins. Incident Location Laundry I Person is} Inveived witnesses Person Making Report to KING I Report i Enmr: [1220 hrs. Exit: 023?} hrs. Items taken out of inventory: 1 dos. Each of shower shoes size 3, 9, 3.1 3-12. Boats 1 each ol? size. 11 Ex 9. Shoes 1~size 9. 5- green iaundrr,r bags for I I Staff Member Sign: CD I if Action?taken: ?f/e I j" Centre Cou nty Correctionai Incident Report - Date 01? Report [Time or Report neon i Date or Incident seems I Time Of Incident ?631] Incident Loca?don I I Parson is) Involved . Lt. Allen Wrnmesses I Wham Making Report I Lt. Mendez I I .. . Report On the above date and time, an Interior Securityr check was complete-:2. The facititv appeared to be - safe and secure. sen Member Sign: {11? WW i 0 I Action taken: Report fonearded to Administration. [72:4pr . 3 31 Kristen M. Simkins From: Sam: Ta: Subject: Atlanhmerrls: Brenda A. McKinley Thursday, May as. 2016 1-15 AM Amy Miller. Barb Gallo; Bunnie Watson; Kay Woodring:?13ries Ermm Jr. Senior Judge; David EGrine. SeniarJudge: Denise Bitnar. Donna Spicher. Jayme Mar-ehaoduuan Parsons-Joanie M. Miller: Jana'dwan D. Grins, Ju?ge; Joseph S. Kaleno: Karen Weight Karia A. Mtherita: Kama-?ne V. Oliver. Judge: Kelley Hardy: [2in M. Cal-0mm: Melissa A. Kmsavich; Pamela A. Ruest. Judge; Richard Smith: Randy K. ?nckey: Sue M. Ermine}: Susan I. Knisei}: Ta batha S. Bennett Tammy 5.. Hahn; Thomas J. Young?homas Hing Kish'er, Prsidenuudge: Wanda K. Andrews 05-04-16 Dmipdf 32 5f5f16 ST- CENTRE PRISON WEEKLY REPORT am STATUS: CS - SENT-DICE. SC - STATE in THE W. SE - 5mm1-13 sum: :15 - SEGREGATIOH: CF counmr, CH - OUTSIDE: CHURCH. 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Geri Bmhham Human Resource: analyst Centre County- Government 410- Sheet, Room 3.34 Bellel'nnhe, ?1.1.6325 314-355-E?d$ Em: 1234 IE?Ihctade-t motherland use. or copying of?ab emu?m ispmhu'hh?od. pron have received this communicationin cum. please non?' the stodtrinmnbihtelf by replying to This mesmgemd delete the from rm: computrn Think gm! Kristen M. Simkins From: Sent: To: Subject: Of?ceroom Thursday. May DE. 2015 8'24 AM Rimard C. with Of?cer Down News Alert: May 5. 2015 - Georgia Deputy.l Struck and Killed During Pursuit mimebmm LIP. =at:.en The Macon Te?Yegrap Georgia Depuq Struck and Killed During Pursuit Georgia - A Bibb County deputy died early Thursday morning as of?cers were pursuing a suspicious vehicle. Deputy Anthony Freeman, '29, was pronounced dead at Medical Center, Eminent Health, after the 3 am. crash on Columbus Road near Buena Vista Drive. Lt. Randy Gonmlen a public information of?cer for the sheriff's of?ce, said Freeman?s patrol vehicle was hit by the suspect?s vehicle that came from Buena Vista Drive as Freeman was coming down Columbus Road. Read Down MEWS: Elba-m Swi?mhuims?edzu? 1233mm mewm HA CENTRE Tel' COUNTY COMMISSIONERS BOARD MEETING Thursday. May 5. 2015. 10:00 am. Mllowbank Of?ce Building 4211) Holmes Street. Room 146 Beliefcnte, PA 15323 CALL TO ORDER PUBLIC COM ENT In accordance with the Sunshine Act. attendees will be given the opportu-tity to comment on matters of concern, oF?cial action. or deliberation before the Board of Commissioners. For items not on the agenda, the Board of Con-missimers will accept public comment at the beginning of each meeting. For items that are on the agenda. the Board will accept public comment prior to each o?icial action Persons desiring to comment should raise their hand to be recognized by the Chair. Anyone addressing the Board will be given a ?vevninute time period in which to do so. Ill. MEETING MINUTES A Approve the Board ofCommissioners Minutes for the meeting oprril 2 l, 2016. ACTION ON PERSONNEL ITEMS A Approve the promotionichange in title fort-waiter Jeirles full-time Corrections Of?cer, Prison, at 8.91.?er to full-time Lieutenant, Prison #01 replacing M. ttusnal-z}, at SG-S-tEth?dHlEJSIDil-iour, effective May 9. 2016. pay period it}. Mr. Smith is requesting that Mr. Jeirles start at $20.07mom'. . Consider approval of the in title for Brandy L. Lose. full-time Aging Care Manager 2. Aging, at to full-tine Aging Care Management Supervisor I, Aging, #02, replacing D. Sei?ert}. at $212041'h3ur. effective June 12, 20115, pay period 13. . Consider approval of the appointment for Chelsey A. Foust. full-time Department Clerk 2. Tait Assesy'rtent. (no. #07, replacing CL litters), at era-Noam}? Sl Humour, efFective May 9, 2016. pay period It]. COMMISSIONERS AGENDA May 5, 2016 PAGE 2 . Consider approvai of the appo'nm'lent for Haylee 0. Mann, full-time Public Safety Telecommunicator. Emergency Communications. #16, replaciig C. Culbertson). at 1 Bit-ow, effective May 23. 2016. pay period I 1. . Caisider approvai of the personnel requisition For full-time Caseworlcer II, (360:3. (11c. #31. replachg J. Miller}. at SG-N 1 3. effective May 5, 2016, pay period in Consider approvai of the persome requisition for hilt-time Caseworker II. #23. repiacing H. Emanuelson-Dehviler}, at SG-le. effective May 5. 2016, pay period ID. . Consider approval of the leave ot?absencc for Kathie Harter. Drug 3. Alcohol Case Management Speciaiist. Drug Alcohol, eFfecthre retro from April 12. 201-5. pay pelted a to April 22, 2016. pay period 9. . Consider approval of the intermittent leave of absence for Kathie Harter, Drug Alcohol Case Management Specialist, Drug 3t AlcohoL eFFectiv-e retro ??urn April as, 2016. pay period a to {estimated} July 6. 2015, pay period 14. Consider approval for the extension #2 of the leave of absence for Bridgett Immel, Department Clerk 3 Protlvonotary, e?'ecthe retro from April 22. 9 to May 22, 2016, pay period 1 1. Consider approval for the extension {?natj of the leave of absence for Bridgett inn-rel, Department Clerk 3 Prothonotary, (pic. effective May 23, 201-6, pay period 1 I to June 2st Period 13. V. REPORT ON JUDICIAL PERSONNEL A. None COMMISSIONERS AGENDA THURSDAY, May 5, 2016 PAGE 3 VI. REPORT ON HOW OFFICE PERSONNEL ITEMS a Dish-int Attom-Uy Stacy Parks Miller has approved the personnel requisition for Paralegal 1, Dish-int Attorney. (pl; #13, replacing E. Winter}. at 5123-44-03. effective to April 2016, pay period 9. V11. DISCUSSION 1TEMS A. Stewards of Chifdren training BL Emmi Harassment raining ADJOURNMENT Kristen M. Simkins From: Krista Davis Sent Thursday, May 05. 201-5 3'53 AM To: Krista Davis Subject: Wellness Tip May 5, E?l? May 5 is World Hand Hygiene Day, a good reminder of the importance of washing hands regularly. What does washing your hands do? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, handwashing: a} Prevents illness. Gen?ns can spread quickly. But regular handwashing can: . Reduce the number of people who get sick with diarrhea by 31 percent. - Reduce diarrheal illness in people with weakened immune systems by 58 percent I Reduce respiratory illnesses, like colds, in the general population by 21 percent. b) Saves time and money. Handwashing is one of the easiest ways to avoid getting sickand spreading illness to others. One recent study showed that promoting clean hands in work environments resulted in fewer employee illnesses and less use oftime sick days. c} Helps familis and businesses thrive. If you have children, handwashing helps you avoid having to take time off to take care of sick children and you 'il get sick less often yourself. Promote handwashing at home by: or Reminding children to wash their hands. 0 Teaching them good handwashing technique- Washing your hands with your children. handwashing, there is still room for improvement. A recent studyshowed that only 31 peccent of. menande? percent of women washed their hands after using a public restroom. When should you wash your hands? - Before, during, and after preparing food Despitev-ridespread knowle_dge_o_f_the_ irnportanceof - Before eating food Before and after caring for someone who is sick I Before and after treating a cut or wound . After using the toilet I After changing diapers or cleaning a child who has used the toilet After blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing Alter touching an animal, animal feed, oranimal waste After handling pet food or pet treats I After touching garbage What should you do if you don?t have soap and clean, running water? Washing hands with soap and water is the bestway to reduce the number of germs. If soap and water are not available, use an alco hol?based hand whither that contains at least 6o percent alcohol. Alcohol?based hand sanitizers can quickiy reduce the number of germs on hands in some situations, but sanitizers do not eliminate all types of germs. Hand sanitizers are not as effective when hands are visibly dirty or greasy. Wash Up! How should you wash your hands for the most effective clean? 1. Wet your hands with clean, runningr wateru?warrn or cold turn off the tap, and apply soap. 2. Lather your hands by rubbing them together with the soap. Be sure to lather the backs of your hands, between your-fingersJ and under your nails. 3. Scrub your hands for at least an seconds. Need a timer? Hurn the "Happy Birthday" song from beginning to and twice. 4. Rinse your hands well under clean, running water. 5. Dry your hands using a clean towel or air-dry them. (Courtesy of liiapital Biue Cross and Krista Davis Risk Manager 5. Wellness Coordinator lCentre County Government P. 814-543-1055 F. Suarez?1151 23 Kristen M. Simkins From: Melanie Gordan Sent: Thursday, May as, 2015 924 Tn: Richard Smimuaseph 5. Helena; JeFFrey T. Hile Subject: Affordable housing session I am forwarding ynu a micemail on an o?erta attend an housing session. Please let me knowwhat the response is. or 'rl?yau'ye called her back with our answer. Jielimie garden. CIR-I, CCT Deputy Warden of Operations Centre County Correctional Fadl'rty 700 Hishel Hill Rd Bellefonte. PA 15323 {814} 355-994 {3141i 543-1150 (fax: Knsbe' lul. Simkirls From: Melanie Gordan Sent Thursday. May 05. 2016 9:21 AM To: Josh Sudbed: Riduard C. Smith Subject RE Josh from Taper-Great meeting you yesterday! lush, tfthe Farm was suppose-cl to be attached, it didn't came through, Jilin-?11119 Gordian, GM. [Cf ?eputy warden of Operations Centre County Curreclienal Facility Hishet Hill Bellefente' PA 16313 {314:355-51941 [314: 543-1150 llama From: Josh Sudbeclc Imam: Sent: 'I'hursday, May GS, 2015 12:23 AM To: Rid'iard C. Sm?h Cc: Melanie Gordon Subject: flash from TaseHi-aat meeting you yesterday! Warden Smith Deputy Warden Gordan, ltwas great meeting you and speaking withyuu yesterday, I hope?rt was bene?cial. Iwillget the quake together for you all here shortly but wantedm make sure target the trial form overt: you newsethatwe can genius submitted for you. All you need to do is ?ll out me helium right hams corner with the info ofwha the. admin will he [Melanie I L?n'rnk you weregeing be an yourinfo is great} and just scan and returntcu me and we will hegeod to go] Local: lanyard be earning back out and training you guys up an use ?ue cams and our system with new thatitwill have the hodycam mftwamtmned an in evidenceazclm and notjust?le Taser piece. Joshua Sudhed: Mid-Miami: Regional Representative nee-5624093 {Mobile} TaserlAmn 26 Chris, Kristen M. Simlrins In PA, for folks Hit: the Amish, who are no: to have their picmnm takon for an}r mason, two non-photo forms of From: Melanie Gordon identi?cation is acceptable. Please see attached. Sent: Thursday May 05. 2015 9-25 AM To: Rid-taro C. Smith: Joseph S. Koleno: Jeffrey T. Hine- Suhjact FW: Question about Amish visitors producing a Photo ID foriden??can'on purposes A?athmems: 312 Section l{Ill General F'rocedures Attachment l-C Forms ofh?si?oor Beati?cation Rev. Elli HJemm Religion. and Recreauuna] Semoes Program Administrator Department of Corrections; Emu ot'Troarmen: Services 392:} Technology Parkway Mcdianicshurg PA 17050-8501 Phorbrr 1?23 03% From: Daniel Keen [maifto: Earl: Wednsdaf, May o4, 2015 4:31 pm To: Melanie Gordon Subject producinga PhotoID Eorider?i?a?onompooa Not sure if anyone ever got back to you or not but here 1,rou go. From: Jam Emma Sent: Wednaday, May 04, 2016 4:.ndutSn . the a: mama: r' and mam hie T0: 93"? UBHEI gingedr?mbon. mmami?rrjafgl magi. "fairer-mire nmum?lcamniir?d Subject: Fwd: FW: Question about Amish hisihors pin-among a Photo ID for identi?a?on purpows no! ml ammo imam: aria-he! m. Senr?'om my I-?ierfzon JG LTE Droid Forwarded message from: Mommas? Date: May 4, 2016 3:49 P. Subjoct: FW: Question about Amish visitors oducin a Photo ID for identi?cation pill'pOS? To: Iamw Kosmra Cc: Deputy Warden Kostum. Horn: E5 the answer-to last month's qualion. Thanks for your patience. Chap Sent: Wednesday, May 04, EDIE 2:32 PM To: Christopher Santos Cc: Akdemir, Fat??r Subject: FW: Quw?on about Amish visitors producing a. Photo ID for identi?cation purpom Etc-315 List of Acceptable Forms of Visitor identi?cation One form of identi?cation from "category or two fon'ns of identi?cation from ?category one of which must contain a physics! description of the person are required. Category A 1. Driver's license or ID and issued by a state or outlying possession of the United States provided it contains a photograph or information such as name. date of birth. sex. height, color. and address. 2. card issued by a federal. state. or local government agencies or entities provided it contains a photograph or information such as name. date of birth. sex. height, color. and address. 3. School 10. irrith photograph. Category 4. US. Passport 5. Certi?cate of US. Citizenship Fon'n N- 560 or lit-c561) Certi?cate of Naturalization HHS Form til-550 or T. Alien Registration Receipt Card with photograph Form I-151 or 3. Temporary Resident Card Form 9. Any other form of identi?cation that contains a photograph. Voter's registration card. U.S. Military card or draft record. Vehicle Registration LLS. social security card issued by the Social Security Administration. 5. Certi?cation of Birth Abroad issued by the Department of State (Form F3645 or Form 5. Original or certi?ed copy of a birth certi?cate issued by a state. county. municipal authority. or outlying possession of the United State bearing an o?icial seal. U.3. Citizen ID Card Form t?Inim'sf 5. ID Card for use of Resident Citizen in the United States Form E-?aj 9. School record or report card. 10. Clinic. doctor. immunization, or hospital record. 11. Day-care or nursery school report. 12. Learner's Permit or Temporary Driver's License 13. Nathre American Tribal document 14. Any other document that contains information such as name. date of birth. sex. height. ooior. and address. Note: Any forms of identification presented after the expiration date indicated on the documentwill not he accepted. 312. inmate Visiting Hiviteges Procedures Manual Section at - GeneraJ'Frocedures Ismad??t??t-t Effective: 5'11'2'014 Attachment to Kristen M. Simkins From: Samantha it. Rees Sent ?l'hursday. May 05. 2016 1125 AM To: Richard C. Smilii.? Melanie Gordon Subject: Commissioners Meeting Anni-ml: 554-16 The following were approved at today?s meeting: Approved the promotion 3' change in title for Walter Jeiries Ir. to Lieutenant at - $20.0?fhour Approved the step increase for Jacob Love. due to completion of prohatio nary period, effective 4329316 Samantha K. Rees HR Specialist Human Resources Centre County Government 4-20 Holmes Street, Room 334 Beilefonte. PA 16313 314-3556?? Ext. 1232 dimd??. magpiaa: not-if}- the senderitmnediatch' by replying tothis messageam? delete die morbeion ?mnyout computer. Theolyou! Kristen M. Simkins Joseph S. Ito-Jena Sent: Thursday, May 05. 2015 11:12 AM To: Melanie Gordon: Richard C. SmidirJel?ey T. Hire Subject RE: Affordable housing session [called her. She is going to e?mail me a flyer when it is ready andl will forward it to Jeff. I in?amed her that we have sevetai events scheduled that day and ifwe don?t send anyone it is only because we are already booked. Joseph Koleno Deputy Warden of Administration Centre County Correctional Facility TDCI Rishel Hill Rd. Bellefonte, PA [6823 [ntemal amino: 2046 Phone: Fax: 3141?3434 151 'skolenot'acentmcoun This e-mail is oon?dmtial and may contain legally privileged information This message is intended for the recipient and is not to be duplicated or reproduced without mitten consent from the sender. If you are out the intended recipient it may be unlawful for you to reach copy. diallihulie, disclose. or odienvise make use ofthe infonnation herein. lfyou have received this e-mail in error, please contact the sender immediately. From: Melanie L. Gordon Sent: l-lay B5, EDI-5 9:24 AM To: Rid-lard t: Smi?i; Joesph S. Kola-lo; JeffreyT. Hite Subject.- A??ordable homing session I am fomarrnog you a voioernail on an offer to attend an affordable housing semen. Please let me know what the response is. or ifyou've called her bad: with our answer. Edelitnie garden, UM, Cliff Deputy Warden of?pemtims Centre County Correctional Facility 7'01} ?ishel Hill Rd Be?efonte. PA 16823 {314] 355-6394 {3143 543-1150 {fax} Kristen M. Simkins From: Mela-lie Gordon Sent Thursday, May EEIE 1:26 AM To: Wilrr-er r-ndrews; Jar-sham M. h?iilindet Juan Mendez Marita-a. Fisher: Midwae: S. Voods: Thcmas S. Allen. Jr; Emma A. McKinley: 355:5; T, l?Iite: Joseph S. Kale-no: Richard C. Smith Subject: FW: May Or. call Schedule Aria ch May 0n From: Toni L. Davis Sent: Thursday, May ES, 1316 1:24 ?ll-?5 To: Kevin Lennard var-heck; Melanie Gordan; Joseph S. imam; Jeffrey- T. Hits Cc: Brad L. Taylar; LE R. Shea?er Subject: Half On all Schedule Hi Fall: 1 11.1%: attached the or. 2-3.1! ache-1:3: E31- An}- qL-csrions pic-.15: let me C's-i Thanks. :3:an manna: 51-1533 ES 51-3- :1 1. II :lavisf-?Jcentretounn - CELEB May Cafend a Dr: :01! weeks Start Wednesday at 4:00 PM and end an the following ?10.00 AM .1 4003.11;- 14100-111211 114.113.10.- 1 4 Lennard Verheck Leonard varhack Lennard Varhack Kevin Kevin Kevin Kevln #1 814-359-3450 #1 814-359-3480 #1 814-359-3450 #1 #1 814?571-0559 #1 814-571-0559 #1 814-571-0559 #2 514-5142121216 #2 814-574-3206 #2 814-574-3206 #2 614-514-3206 Kevin qurlckI Laqnard Vnrhack Kevin Wanrick Kevin I Kevin #1 014-071-0550 I 11.101475117115513 010140503400 #1 01457140559 I 141014?5111-0550 #1 014-671-0550 #2 014-574-0200 I02 014-074-3206 112 814-5?4-3206 #2 014-574-3206 112 014-574-3200 #2 014?574-3205 K?len Leonal'dIV?rbeck Leonard Vqrheck . Kovana?rlck . Leonard ?rn?ack won-11000111400 I 141 014-571-0550 #1 014-350-0400 #1 014-050-3400 111 014-511-0550 11,1014-571-0000 #1 014-350-3400 41014?3500400 1112 01443743200 .. I . 112 314-574-3200 112 314-574-3200 LIannard Verhack I Kh?ln 11.119?le L00hard Varhack" Luignard VaIrhacl-r. I Lennard Varback Lennard Varback 41 5114-3503430 01.3.14-071-0559 01014-5710559 #1 814?350-3400 4101-1359?3450 4101-1350?3400 41314?3500430 #2 814-574-3203 #2 314-574-3203 {2?9 Iii?0 [3?1 Lemmy-mock Lanna-rd Whack. #1 814-359-3433 #1 814-359-3430 #1 814-359-3480 Kristen M. Siml-dns From: Joseph 5. Kola-no Sent Thursday. May D5. 1015 1:22 PM To: Richard T. Hite: Melanie Gard-on Subject: Judge?s mating The Iudge*s Meeting was pretty short and met. They knew I nos leaving and we said our good byes. We talked about work release slowly climbing and they were pleased currently on outside clearanoe with on work release} and Judge Kinder talked about how we compare to other counties {eonoeming sentmeings) from a recently published report. We are pretty average with em sentencings but we are a bit loner percentage wise for dui related caste getting intermediate punishment than some other counties. It was not egregious but they are pondering that stat and evaluating ifthey want to make it a point of later. The one item that nos talked about was us allowing attorneys calling a eounselorto set up a brief phone oonversation. This has been atopic that we discussed several months ago but never really resolved. I oma?ed the counselors with some emotions about this but we should discuss this next week and get back to the Judge?s soon. Feel free to let me know your thoughts while vre wait for the counselors to respond. Joseph Koleno Deputy Warden of Administration Cenue County Correctional Facility ?Ill? Rlshel Hill Rd. Bellefonte, PA 15323 Internal extension: 104-6 Phone: 814-355-6204 Fax: 314?543-1 151 'sltolen ntreeonn This e?mail is con?dential and may contain legally privileged information. This message is intended for the recipient and is not to be duplicated or reproduced wltl'tout written oonsent ?ow the sender. lfyou are not the intended reeipimtt, it may be unlawful for you to read, copy, disnibum disclose, orotherwise make use ofthe information herein. Ifyou have received this e-mail in error, please contactthe sender immediately. 1? Kristen M. Simkina Front: Denise Ebell Sent Thursday, May 05. 2016 1:21 PM To: Richard Smith Riel: Do you have time ifl stop up to tall: to you? Thanks Dee Sent from my Verizon. San-ism; Galaxy smartphone 13 Krismn M. Simkins Kristen M. Simkins Fran-c Joseph 5. Koleno From: Sent Thursday. May 05, 201E 1:49 PM Sent: To: Richard To: Subject: RE Day o?'for may 13th 5 :th Warden. Attachments.- I sent the request a few days ago for an day off [mostly personal time] and I am medians to see ifitms approved. #350. I had a few other o?days approved for this month I think the 18th makes it 3 in total {Sin and 335:}. Do hayey'our approval to keep these days Joseph Kdls'la Deputy Warden of Administra?on Centre County Correctional Fertility Mi] Rishei Hill Rd. Bellefonte, PA 1533 lntemal extension: 2016 Phone: 314?355-5784 Fax: 314-543-1151 This e?mail is con?dential and may contain legally privileged information. This message is intended for the recipient and is not to be duplita?ted or reproduced without written consent fromtl'be sender. lfyou are not the intended recipient; it may be unlawful ipryou to read, copy, distribute, disclose, ?otherwise make use of the information herein. Ifyou have received this e?mail in error. please contact the senderimmediately. ?0riginal Message?? From: Joseph 5. Helena Sent: Sunday, May 01, 2016 3:23 PM To: Richard C. Smith Suhiect: Day off for may 13th Warden, lam requesting to be off my Eth- Thank you, Sent ?'om my iPhnne 15 C. KayWoodring Thursday. May 05. 2016 1:26 PM Bryan Sampsel: Denise L. Elbell.? Eleen B. Mtkin near. Jet?ay T. Hitarjona?'tan El. Brine. Judge: Joseph 5. Koleno: Mark Higgins Melanie Gordon: Midtael Pipe: Richard Smith; Stacy Parks Miller, Steve Dershem daily pop reporLdocx daily pop reportdocx Hf a: i- .- . too Eislcel Hill and mwmd?pu?hu We. Smith. no: can? 16325 Wain Telephone r5145 355.5194 mmam rural-115413.113: teoley'r. Hi1: DAILY POPULATION REPORT May 5. 2615 Housmo STATUS Total usahie beds: 39? Empty beds: 93 Occupied beds: 299 Tom. Pocumtlon anemone? Inmates currently housed in the Facility Male: 21? Female: 1'2 Total: 299 Connected inmates from other oountiec Clear?eld: 16 Ellt: 1 Fayette: Huntingdon: 3? Juniata 2 Lymming: Mif?irl: 1 Montour: CI Northumherland: 38 Perry: 0 Union: 4 Total: 1:5 PA Technical Parole 1.riotators t] Total number contracted inmates [County 8: State: 105 Total number of exchange inmat?: [1 Total number of out of County wanants: 2 Total number of Centre County inmates: 192 Total Popula?nn: 299 Fannts Poeuumon Beacoown Female inmates housed for other counties Clear?eld: 2 Eli: CI Fayette: Cl Hun?ngrlon: 20 Juniata 1 Lycorning: Total Female Population: Ht- T2 Total female Centre County inmates: 33 Total female contracted inmates: 39 Momma-In S'rntus unmet-m Totahuith Outside Clearance: 1? Male: 12 Female: 5 Asstatrnenrs County Maintenance: 3 Centre Feaoe: On Grounds: 2 Release: 5 'Snow removal 'Garden Project Awaiting Placement: Tom NUMBER DFTHE WPoPuunon on DU'rooEWom: Assam 1? ofthe 55 Centre CountsI sentenced inmates, or 1T5 have outside clearance and assignment and are actually eligible for outside clearance by- Approved Policy. ?Snow removal workers are not counted as they have other work assignments. Semenceo Popumnon Total: 19-2 Sentenced to Centre County 98 Unserrtenced: 35 State SentencefFen-ding Transfer: 5 'Post Sent Motions: In 'On Appeal: 0 '?ther: That?s 5,160 events a day and Wren-o Uansactionsayear that happen away from a JMS keyboard, and need to be recorded somewhere. Kristen M. Simkins From; Amerimn Jail Association cjacltia?ajanrgs Sent: Thursday, MayClS, 2015 2:11 PM To: Richard Smi'di ConeT Subject: An ADP inmates means. 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Smith Subject: Heeling 4314192016 A'uadwnentsc Board of Prison Inspectors April 14-2015 Meeb?ngdao: RECEINISM FOLLOW- UP4_14_1IE?nalppu Ready to send out! Jammie Hammers Cent: County Mineral Facilizy Tm Fiishel Read BWEFA 15523 77:: as: sis-39:5: 55 gm ?121.35: Wise mm from Lieutenan! Hermie Cains Kristen M. Simlrins From: Mather-v T. Fisher Sent: Thursday, May as, 2015 3:11 PM To: Brenda A. Mcl?nle?je?rey T. Hite; Joseph S. Knlenn; Melanie Gordon: Richard C. Sn-iid-irlunatl-tan M. Millinder: Juan Mendez Michael S. S. Allen. Jr; f. Kay Woodring Subject: County mutate: Hurrtingdan County will be dropping off: females next weekfar court. 1 will be coming Monday HQ and will rauni'll.r be here a few days and the other will be turning Friday SIB and she will be here for approx. 1 wed: The female being dropped off on 5m is coming from Erie so they may net arrive till mid-to-late afternoon. There was net a timeframe for ?'le female ani'u'ing on Manda-f, ?ae'gr stated they would caFl when they are leaving. Lt. Mn?hew Fisher Centre Correctional Facility F00 Rish El Hr?! Hand Bellefonte, PA 16323 Phone Fax [314}543-1150 BOARD OF INSPECTORS MEETING 111arsday.April 14. 2015 CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL .2 a Elam OF Ina-lemons THURSDAY, Ann. T4, 2016 TheConln: Cot-13' Thursday. April 14.. 2016 at 8:00 AM. In artondmoc wen: Micheal P'pc, Mark Higgins. We?cvon G. Dasha?. WDWL Natalie Com-rm, new Gown} Sonics Elirabedw Dugwis. County Said-rm Melanie Gordon. Dopmjr Hm orapomobm Joseph Kohno. quugr Hm 4::er Jeff Hits. Died-or of Tm Ewan ?nmsei. Meow I..aI.Irir Mofcmm Charla Wilmer, Comm Kriston Simiu'ns, Hm Rooms ??-ectar; Tom Brewster, (romance,- Janet loans, I. CALL TO ORDER A. Cowl-3555mm" Chi-man Midtaol Pip-e wind the Board of [Inspectors muting to orderat 3:06 AM. II. PUBLIC COHHENT PERIOD A. No con-nails. Ill. MEETING MINUTES A. motion to approve 111: minutes from Hard: I0. 251%. i. ?Continuation of Mooting?. a. This was nota nutter ?not should monomin an b. An 3mm Smionshotid be ahead oftirne andaddod to the agenda. ii. Minutm approved with change nolotL IV. DISCUSSION ITEMS A. Human-cola! mailing Proposal {Dugout}! homo" Kahuna} i. a. b. Parents not imoh-ed with CYS do not rooeiw contact visits. ii. Miowot?dbcapprovod? 2. mm would wad: Ihruu?I hide I chm-icon Warn. Tak?woksoomploton'idoim b. ii. Early domino phase. a. minor Comics ail-aria? Ia. Ody on: room currently mihble for oontaot visits. More workfor the Of?cers and Counselors. d. Poicy char-35. allow outlastvisits. 2 Cumtpoiicy slam com uisil: must be appnovod hyWa?dan who wil oversee Ihc . f. Contaban-d and safety iv. Charges Criteria? a. Outside clearanoes would depond on crime committed. b. Elm-gos- and aim would bodisatssod. 1r. a. 0mm foam b. Workw'rdw die. staff. vi. Gutsudc' Agency Hat: 3. Talk to Farming Pius or Fido-moon Program forpossiaic hob. b. YES or Child Center-coda possibly helpwim things to look for during the supervised riots. B. Study (ow boa-den Kabul i. Deputy Kola-1o a slide showon recid?w?tsm {maria-Mop a. Sludge is selling a fouruilalion for fume analysis ofdata. h. Roddivism midydone on Catlin: Cot-i)! charges only. Data on four years are as follows: 1. 2009 - 31% 2. - 231-5 3. ZDII - 4m 4-. EDIE - 3-199 At this point no oomooc conclusions can mofmis. 3. Continue no compare data gaudy. C. FREE. Conul?nnoe IJ'Ispoction Update (MW) i. april 6. 2016 o?'rcial FREQ. Noticc ofAutiL ii. June. 3 3.9 Data duo Moles before tho audt. iv. mummn naiiag on April 25. 1on5. Goal is togain oomplianoc. D. Mound-iiy Report Howicw raw Wu Gordon} i. roports will all be formlliod me some: widl 12 monlhs. ii. Gm o. put in war Ihe some issues. b. No foundod issues. Grievance-.5 actually did mtgo up. d. g9. .2u1m?uo?IEMm was .??nnuon? 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Ema?! gala-ca RECIDIVISM STUDY Results for 2009 Cohort 1059 sentenced Centre County Returning Citizens released in 2009 - 328 returned to the facility through 2012 31% recidivism rate 0 59% new charges a 41% technical parole violation 0 27% rate for females 0 32% for males Results for 2010 Cohort 1002 sentenced Centre County Returning Citizens released in 2010 - 282 returned to facility through 2013 28% recidivism 63% new charges 37% technical parole violation 30% rate for females 0 28% for males '3 ID ID Results for 2011 Cohort 822 sentenced Centre County Returning Citizens released in 2011 - 339 returned to the Facility through 2014 41% recidivism 58% new charges a 42% for technical parole violation a 36% rate for females 0 42% rate for males - arc?.? Results for 2012 Cohort a 836 sentenced Centre County Returning Citizens released in 2012 - 288 returned to the Facility through 2015 34% recidivism 69% new charges 0 31% for technical parole violation 22% rate for females 0 36% rate for males Sentenced Population 1200 HOE mm ?and I 01 OB 595.1qu maN puv ?03 no: awn . alumna 5 "mam El 0f OS 591133 Final Thoughts 0 This study will be completed every year from this point forward 0 Interesting to see how it tracks over the next few years a CJAB is creating a committee to study the sentenced inmate population (sentenced vs. unsentenced) 0 Good basis but a lot of factors need to be considered to pull concrete conclusions 0 Information from this study will be shared with Reentry Coalition 0 Bigger than the Correctional Facility -Who are we committing - planning - Population shifts - Treatment services prior to criminal justice involvement - Juvenile risk factors - CIT - Pre?commitment activity - Programming and assistance incarcerated - Programming once released - Probation/Parole Supervision Kristen M. Simkins From: Denise A. Murphy Sent Thursday. May 05. 2015 4:02 PM To: Brenda A. McKinley: Richard C. 54111111 Subject: digilai recorder to order Imp-orlance: High hrrtowdig? sawmimnked #1 di $140.00flanlned #5 Kristen M. Simkirls From: Sent To: Subject Kimberly:I C. Srr'ieltoer Thursday. May 05. 2016 3:48 PM Allen Sinclair: Ann Marie Oldani - Pasces Bart- Gallo; Brad Taylor. Bn'an Quarry: Bryan L. Sampsei; Carmine W. Prestia; Chr'?line M. Soster?Millind?: Chudt ?Mtnen Clayton 3. Reed: Claig F. Al?mose.? Dale I. Ne?: Daniel A. Ta ndbok: Dave R. Crowley: David F. Grine. SeniorJudge: David W. Lomison.? [John Clmmel: Denise ElbelL' Gene Lauri; Jeff A. Whanan; JetFrey T. Hide: Jonalhan D. Grine. Judge: Joseph Davidson: Joyoe F. Mclzinley: Julia A. Katherine V. Oliver. Judge; Kelley Gillette?Walker: Kendra j. Milmis Krista Davis: Kristen M. Sin?h'ns Leslie A. Dumhcot Mark J. ?ellemaan: Marl: S. Smith. Esquire; Natalie W. Corrnan; brick J. Barges: Pamela A. Ruest, Judge; Rich A. Fomicoia; Richard C. Smid'l; Robert E.Jacol:ls Robert F. Sweilzer. Ronald William: Scott A. Sayer: Stacy Parks Miller. Thomas]. Thomas. J. ?r'ou rig: Thomas mug Fistler, President Judge; Torn M. Jordan; William Browder Meeting Executive Management l'ni'leetingr will he held tomorrow mominga?t 3:30 AM In Room ld??i'il'B. Kristen M. Simkins From: Melanie Gordon Sent Thursday. May 05. 2016 4:16 Phil To: Larry Lidgett C. ?u?u'ooc'ring: Jonathan M. Miliirder: Juan Mendez mat-thew T. Fisher. Michael S. Woods: Thomas 5. Alien. Jr: Srenda A. meme-,1 Jef?rey T. Hit-e; Joseph S. (ole-no: Richard Sm'ti'. Subject Female 3k Course;r Transfer Elk County needs our assistance separating one female inmate today, and possibly a male in the tutu re. There are four indiuid uals being charged in the death of an infa nt. The aunt and uncle who had the child at the time are getting Diminal Homicide charges with no bail. The mother and father are getting voiuntaw manslaughter. To keep them ail separate, Eli: can keep one male and fem ale but need to send the oth ers ou-t. Knsti Murphy came to us to da-Ii. She's the aunt with criminal homicide charges. She scored a 32 on the suicide screening and will' be on lot-el 1 watch. She uses a wheelchair. Medical is evaiu ating how much she'll need to use 'rt. Eilt Cour-w thought she roe-3.r need it for d:stances. but would be okayI For short mos-es around her cell and the unit. When the police arrived to her house, she was moving around without it. On arrival here. she at least claims to he unahie to go without it. St: be seen he the Pill-l: tom arrow and the Monday. She is also a drug eddies, and will he detosjng from narcotics. Her husband is in Crawford County Prison on unrelated charges. If he gets released from those. he may event-Jain; come here to be housed awe-,- frorr: the two at Eli: Count-g. :?rlel?hnie Gordon, ij-?LI. {Cf Dep Ut?f Warden of Operations {entre Co untyr Correctional Fa cili'or' 1?03 Rishe! Hill Rd Eellefonte, PA 15323 [314) assets: {31-11;- ifax] Kristen M- Simkins From: Sent: To: Subject Matthew T. Fisher Thursday. May 05. 2015 10.10 PM Karla ii. Witherite: Brenda A. Jef?'ey T. Hite: Joseph 5. Koieno; Melanie Gordon: Richard Srnid'u; Allyson FL Duvall.? Cailiyn D. Ne?? Danielle Minarch'lclc: Kevin T. Seirles: Lorinda Brown-i; Stephanie I1 Amy Miller: Ashley M. Burns: Dawn M. Walls; Elizabeth E. Woods: Eric A Loekridge: En'n M. Mosser. Janet C. Snyder: Johnna Eiiger. Larry.r Lidoeti: Lindsey Hess: Milane Daughenbaogh: Slaw M. Millinder: .Iu-an Mendez Midbael 5.. Woods:?l?hornas S. Allen, Jr. Major Misconduct was issued a Major Misconduct for passing items to inmates in the itHU and refusing an order. She was caught by C0 6055 passing a note under the door of inmate Barrows in cell 1 who is on DIE Status. Li. ibfo?hew TFis'iier Centre County Correctional F00 Rishei Hood Beiiefonte, PA 16823 Phone {314) 355- 5104 Ext. 5 Kristen H. From: Mathew T. Fisher Sent Thursday. May 05. 2015 9:02 PM To: Jonathan M. Millinder: Juan Mendez Michael 3 Woods: Thomas S. Allen. Jr: Brenda A. McKinley. lei-Frey T. Hite;.loseph 5. Koleno.? Melanie Gordon: Richard C. Smith; C. Kay woodring Subject Security Transport Transport Services will he droopingoff 3 males and Hermie on Friday for overnight housing. The; will he arrivingin 2 separate groups. 1 will arrive around 17m hours and the other around 2100 hours. They will be picking up their inmates between i'am and 9am on Saturday 51?. Lt. Matthew TFisher Centre County Correctional 3'00 Rish e} Hil'i Rood Beiiefoute, PA 16323 Phone (314)-355-594 Fox Kristen M- Simlcins From: Sent To: Subject Warden Smith, Justine M. Addleman Friday, May??, 2915 5:27 AM Richard Smith Inmate [was told by LT Mendez to send you an email in regards tn inm ate?to make it aware to you that he is incarcerated for aggravated indecent assault?orcihle mmpulsinn against my causin_ HE is currently housed in my unit in a in Work Release. I don?t have an issue with him being housed in my unitas long as he is respectFuItn-wards me and Hasn't cause any issues because of my relation to - if any problems wouid happen to arise will mrrtact for him to he mmred off my unit. ljusi: wanted to make sure that yin-u are aware of the situation. Thank you, (O Addieman Kristen M. Simkins Juan Mendez Friday. May 05. 2015 5:32 AM Brenda McKinley: (2. Kay Woodring: Denise A. Murphy: JefFrey T. Hing: Jonathan M. Millinden Matthew T. Fisher: Melanie Gordon:Mid1ael S. Wood: Richard Sm'lm.? Thomas 5. Allen, Jr. Shift Packets 555015 CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY SHIFT PACKET 1 Roo?ng Form I DATE 535 (201 IE SHIFT: 1-3 Mi?inder and Woods 1141mm Dopun' Wax-don of qu'wlions- Gordon Deputy Warden ofhdmioisu'alioo - Kolcno DMOFTW - Hi1: Intake: Central Central Lobby: Special CENTRE COUNTY CORRECT IDEAL Lieutenant: lieutenant: Release: Control: Control: SMU Control: Re?ef 1: Relief 2: Relief 3: Relief 4: I If Housing Units: A1: A2: A4: Ell: BE: 61, 02, CS: Central Booking: Duty: SHIFT LOG am to 3:00 pm Day: Thursda'v Millinder Woods Watson Napoleon Taylor. J. Zimmerman Henry, (I. Knew one. C9555 Patalcy MoCool E-illelt, S. Hilliard Murphy Jones Same?n. Aw 5 Smith} D. Rupert Hampton Jeirli? Dr. Run - Ettore LoveIZet?e R5: Zet?e m: will it (9 Dale: 5512015 Pass Days: Hillel-dealr Calhoun Did-toy Hockey Waite Vacation: Share 1' Overtime: GoSi Call Offs (Sick. NL. other}: Date-??ne: 51?? 31M :3ij 051052016 Misconducts There was a Code 1 in 32 at approximately 1330. Inmate Barrows. :5.er and Ross, Jamie were engaging in a ?ght. Both were issue major misoonducts for ?ghting. refusing orders. and causing a disturbance. Both are currently on DIG status in BE. Garner Northumberiand inmate pieced on NC due to Lack of institutional adjustment at 3:31 Coal Township Craig Scott- Issued his 1" minorfor refusing an order in the kitchen. He l.vill serve 3 hours on SIS Joe Snook and Timothy Muivaney were issued their?rst minors for being on the phone after a node was called. They will both some 3 hours on 55. Intake 1 male (Shawley. Christopher} He will be leaving this morning. Other Centre County Correctional Facility Incident Report oateornepor't aerosizois lnmeora'eport moo Date OfIno?dent osrosrzots . Time or Incident name I Incident Location i I Lt. Millinder Basso is) MW i -- I ?.'Wrmesses. .- i-Person Making Remit 5i Lt Woods i - Report A was conducted throughout the facility. The following issues were discussed: A1: Inmate James Hockenberry and I discussed his recent Misconduct and Hearing. He also informed me that he was in the process of applying to go the Salvation Army. Inmate Joshua Purcell asked about outgoing mail. I informed him that a complete mailing address including full name, inmate number, and facility mailing address are required for all outgoing mail. A2: C0 MCCUCII, CO Murphy, and I discussed Inmate Abdulazeez Abiola. CO McCool just returned Inmate Abiota to the Housing Unit from meeting with Lioensed Social Worker Eric Lockn'dge. CCI McCooI reported that Inmate Abiola will be remaining on a Level 1 Suicide Watch. A3: No issues. All: Inmate Date Hart stated that he was to be picked up by Northurnherland County today. Inmate Hart did not have anything listed on the Electronic Calendar. Records was noti?ed and will be contacting Northumberia nd County. E51: No issues. 62: Lt. Millinder held Misoonduct Hearings for Inmate Adele Moore. Work Release: No issues. Staff Member?Sign: '?fxr?f Action taken: 3 Report forwarded to Adminish'a?on. Co'rh?riiahd?} s'rgri: Exp CENTFL. courmr ccaaecnorrALi HEARING REPORT 152's: .-. rr. Mole 5.51s 0925 15-0153 1 scene 3mm no PLEA egg-1' - GUILTY Clln?t?E-?: i. 7? a; 4355?? Eli: OTHER NOT 13?: Interfering with a staff member in the performance oflhei-duties 142: Refusing to obeys statimemhers' order. andror delay-ed commence cflhe order 146: Disrupting horn-at a distmbanoe FACTS: The inn-ram was present for the hearing. The inmate submitted a written version but not a witness list The charges were read and the inmate stated that she understood each charge. The inmate pied Guilty to all charges. Verbal Version same as written version. The Guitty plea was accepted for all charges. The ?ndings were read and explained. The appeal process was explained. SANCTICIHS IMPOSED: The inmate was sanctioned to 50 days total tor all charges. The inmate was on Suicide Watch when she received the misconduct and was removed on 4:23.116. She will receive E- days credit fortime served making her unlock dale Er?16i?l?. HEARING COMMUTEE WES Tha?rnrnaehas heard the decisionandhasbem told the reason For it happen. so Lt. Millinder GOG-ass erplainod to the inn-Ha Ire Counselor Jelrles Ma?a ?disappeal. otherecordwasgiven. CHAIR ?an I If A I CENTFL coumv .can'v orscIPLrnARv HEARING REPORT - rr?II?dwh-.-..- ., l' 1?1'1 .er-s-rJ-u. f: . Moore Adele 0925 1so154 GUILTY I. no PLEA surLTv I ?fits-able 1-55 NGTGUILW EITHER my NOTGUILW 142: Retusirg to obey a start members' order. andiordehved otthe order 1-14: Dastroying. damaging orallering facility property FACTS: The inmate was present for the hearing. The inmate submitted a written version and a witness list The charges were read and the inmate stated that she understood each charge. The inmate pied Guilty to all charges. Verbal Iu"ersion same as written version for previous misoonducL The Guilty plea was accepted for all charges. The ?ndings were read and explained. The appeal process was mmlained. SANBTIDNS IMPOSED: The inmate was sanctioned to 20 days total for all charges. This time will mn consecutive to previous misconduct making her unloclr date TEENS. reenter it andwhatwi happen. Lt. Miltinder HEARING NAMES explained to he irritate. no Counselor Jeirlee COGoss have the 'I'I'nate's version reported as part SIGNATURE OF HEARING ot?lereoordweegtven. gl tortlbeapp-eal. CHAIRIMN no ?r HI YES CENTR- COUNTY HEARING REPORT GUILTY NOT 142: Refusing to obey a staff members' order. daisy-ed com Jiance of ?ve order 1T1: Harassment ota staff member or visitor by words. actions or tet-avior FACTS: The inmate was present for the hearing. The inmate submitted a written version and a witness list. The charges were read and the inmate stated L'sat she understood each charge. The inmate pied Guilty to all charges. Verbal iutersion same as written uersion for previous- misconduct. The Guilt}.r plea was accepted for all charges. The ?ndings were read and explained. The appeal process was explained. SANCTIDNS IMPOSED: The inmate was sanctioned to 30 days total for all charges. This time will run consecutive to previous miscon uct making her unlock date Bid-?16. COMMITTEE The inmate has heard the decision and has been told the FED on reason fcrit and happen. Lt. Millinder The droJmstances of lthe charge have been reac' ant.r ?rth.- to the inmate. Counselor Jeirl . The to have the inmate's '.'ers.ion reported as ea: SEISNATUFLE OF HEA of the record was given. The inmate has been advised that? hin it? days a request ?our a tunnel appeal my be submitted to use Program Refer: Commitee and iratthis request must contain spec'?c seasons for-the appeal. CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY SHIFT PACKET Routing Form DATE: 5.95420 [5 SHIFT: 1 Fisher Hm Deputy Warden of?pezations - Gordon Deputy Warden of Administration - Kelsi-Jo Director nf'l'roamenl - Hits Ei MTsoonduets- There was a Code1 in BE at approximately 1530. Inmate Barrows, April and Ross, Jamie were emerging in a ?ght. Both were issue major misoonduots fer?gh?ng, refusing orders. and causing a disturbance. Both are currently on DIE. status in BE. Gamer Morthum'b-erland inmate placed an MC due to lack of institutional adjustment at Goa! Tmship Joe Shook, ?mo?-Iy Mulveney, and Craig Scott are all sewing their 1? minors. they can be unlocked after shift change. - Intake to see medical 2 to be committed Other Lieu tenant: Lieutenant: intake: Release: Central Control: Central Control: Control: Relief 1: Relief 2: Relief 3: Relief 4: Lobby: Housing Units: CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILIW SHIFT LOG 3:00 pm to 11:00pm Day: [Rsmw Date: 5-65-2016 FISHER v-menee Gamma?! slam-wen $54315. smees LCIMISCIN r-numenseaueH BECK MILLER EEK BEAVER BRYAN 3055 C1, {32, CS: Central Booking: Special Duty: KE Pass Days: EILLEIT CCIRL EVANS LITTLE WEAVER Overtime: Cali Offs {Sick AIL, Other): MEYER- FMLA Lil?is; mm Date-Wma: Centre County Correctional Facility Incident Report Date or Report lusrusna 'l'lmeUfReport laws Date or Incident [15:05:15 lee or Incident 1615 I Incident Location A4 Housing Unit Dayna-om I I striaerrer, William Person {st Involved I - vurmiesses I :i Person Making Report I Beaver I Report On the above date and approximate time, Inmate Schaeffer was told that his max date was He sated that ?Of?cer Hockey hold me I was getting out Sunday morning on and I already have famine coming to pick me up." This Of?cer told him that he is not getting out until the ninth due to that being his max date and that he wiII have to call and arrange transportation for Monday morning instead. He then stated Wou?re going to have to call a code because one way or another I?m going out that door Sund av morning.? Lieutenant Fisher was noti?ed. -End Report [Staffliiembergignr?-U-W - I iec?nntat?nt LEM gr ng; i [ShieCommanderognL?f g] x? _IricidentR?port Date or Report I If: This orhe'port 2145 lDete mindset 0515:2015 F33me.dhlotide1t.slvanes [Incident moan [Walkmrough I 2 we Person Involved [Not I NM sil??- We about geliing another pair of socks. One of his current pair had holes in them and were causing blisters. I issued him a new pair of socks. No additional issues. Li: -- I WMESS WA we Pei'sdh Making'eepiirt Lt. M. Fisher I The following us regarding a of the facility nonduded on: Inmate Purcell asked about the letter mat he had wri?jen to his father a couple months ago. The letter contained sayings that were suicidal which resulted in Inmate Puroell being plaoed on Suicide watd1 at the time. Inmate Ciaims that he wants the letter back. He was Entombed lhat he is unable to have that letter. Tier check was completed. No addi?onal issues. Spoke with inmate Ahiola. Inmate kept stating mat he was told someone will be sneaking him out of jail soon and that we are not to come looking for him. Will fonvard on to menial health. Tier check completed. No additional issues. Tier dteck oompleted. No additional issues 51L: Tier check completed. No additional issum El; Inmate ?Nllford asked about having his commissary brought up from his previous loiztion. Itoid him that I would look into it. Tier check was completed. No Issues 53 Moved Inmate Murphy to BE on Level 1. Inmate was moved to poll 2 in BE. Inmate Richmond stated she needs new inserls for her boots. I told her that she needs to write to about the inserts. Spoke with inmate Ross who had stated she wanted to press charges for the ?ght she was involved in ?die previous day. She then went on to say she only.r wanted to speak with a counselor to ?get everything off of her mast" and that she no longer wanted to press charges. I noti?ed Counselor Duvall who spoke with the inmate. No additional Issues. Work release: Completed Watch tour of all 3 units. Tier checks completed. Inmate Ettas asked Action taken Fried for /7 I .. .I CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACEITY PACKET Routing Farm DATE: 55"2016 SHE-T: 11-1" SHIFT commamsy Mum Dagny Dagny Wa'dm Knlmo umelment - Hite Lieutenant Lieulmanl: InlaJrze: Raease: Central Control: He?ef 1: Relief 2: Laundry: Housing Units: A1: A2: AB: M: 31'. 32: CLCZOB: Special Duty: Vali?ed?jt? ?f?Mr?M CENTRE CORRECTIONAL FACILITY Day: 33:? IREDECE MENDEE 11:00 pm to am .- SEALS SIMLER HOOK a KEISER 0 KING 4 JSHLER . MOHLER a REFFMEE HENRY.D a. COX PREHTICE n5 ADDLEMAN Total Bed: 39? Empty Beds: Umpied Beds: 30:1 AYERS TRAINING Date: Pam Days: MCI-GE MILLER, a ORNDORF WARNER anrjun: a Call Offs [Sic-5c. .Pul'L. Other}: Data-Wm: EC- 254'- Miscond uots Goodtunas, Mary Major Misconduct for passing items to inmates in the RHU and refusing an oro' er. She was caught by CO Goes attempting to slide notes under the door of Inmate Barrows in cell 1. [ntake Empty Other Semrity Transport Services Iwill be dropping off 3 mates and 1 female for overnight housing on SIB. They will be an'iving in 2 separate groups, 1 at WED hours and he other at 21:10 hours. be picking up their inmates between Tam and Earn on Saturday 5H. 4 Fadlitvj' CENTRE ooumv CORRECTIONAL FACILITY -i . - .-..Jnddent Report meme MISCONDUCT REPORT - melee =22. emu??e, 'L?p-?dsolm . bra-mod 1s newsroom: 5 ijteporl; 16'0ng menses mnvmomums 20:55 awesome damsems i - - - 'senrue? am BE HOUSING UNIT CD D. GOES Fir-ate or see-:16 Warm-reverse arses-Ir. .--: oe-ggme an P?me 0f Indd?ntjii 0400 I32 Housme :9 eve-Jr"? [Incidejttecaoon' IECF 51.34 2i f24 Passing items toftrom inmates housed in the RHU. or designated loci-cup area - 125 Unauthorized IMitten or verheloommunica?on with o?'Ier inmates; either ?trough mall. or by other means wilhin Ihe prison 142 Refusing to oheg.I a sta?' members' order. andior delayed omnplianee oFthe order .Esi Inst-rad 'l ?eel .. ?231. a ir'k - the on Sensor seamen, meanders Inmate Mary Goodlunas #Ieosse was witnessed sliding a pemh'?akjng Report- Lt. Intense: note under the door ofoell 1 to inmate Barrows who is on DC status. I retrieved the note from inmate Barrows immediatety. Inmate Goodlunas was also caught communicating with inmate Barrows mui?ple times throughout the night. She was verbalhrwarned on at least 2 oceasions to stop, and continued communicate with inmate Barrows from the day-room. I spoke direuziltyr with inmate Goodlunas and reminded her that she had been warned not to talk to look Ins. When I (themed hot-continuing to do so. On the above date and ?lm, an Inga-Inf Security med: was completed. The farilitv appeared 193' DE I reminded her that she had already been warned. 1.I'Ilfhen asked why she continued to oommuniI-ate with safe and sewre. inmate Barrows, she lied to me and told me that she "didn't do it'. however I witnessed her doing it myself. I advised her that she wouId he reoeiving a misconduct for 142 Refusing to obey a staff members order andl'ordelaved oomplianoe of an order. #124 Passing items to and from inmates housed In the RHU or designated look in areas, #115 Unauthorized mitten or verbal communication - with other inmates eitherthrough mait, orb}! other means within the prison and #149 Giving fatse information to a steal? member. ?rmnmem?i?eegnem . - . .. 1.1;..me as: Shh: ?message-air I ass stare was; sewn; r" {4:331 eeomse warm so; . em so! *3 Report forwarded to Administration. lsmm'e'enrd?I 5 . seed summoned Sign- ?f?aw?/Lai its? ?interest-"e3; if? make-1 vii I CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL SHIFT PACKET Rnu? ng Form I DATE: L6 SHIFT: 1-3 Millindu' andW-mds HAM-E mm Deputy Warden of?paetioas ~Gen?nn Deputy Wan-11:1 nl'Admhish?aLim - Keleua Dimomemt~E1itc i CENTRE CORRECTIONAL Lieutenant: Ueutenant: Intake: Release: Central Control: Central Contml: SMU Emmi: Relief 1: Relief Relief 3-. Re?ef 4: Lobby: Housing Units: A1: A2: A3: A41 El?l BE: [31,02,031 Central Banking: Special Duty: l? mu if; SHIFT LOG T110 am to 3:00 pm Day: Ihmdav Date: 51'51'2016 Millinder Pass Days: Woods Buckley Calhoun Watson Dickey Napoleon Hockey Ta'?or. J. . Waite Emmen?nan Hennr. G. Knapp ?smns. (was Pataky Venetian: 5 Lian Billett, S. Hilliard Murphy Jones Overtime: smart-h (905 Smilh. D. Rupert Hampton Jeirlee Gall O?s (Sick, AJL Omar}: Dr. Run - Etters LmeiEetlle R5: DEMSIIEHE Misconduots There was a Code 1 in Hz at approximately 1830. Inmate Barrows. April and Ross. Jamie were engaging in a ?ght. Both were issue major misoonduots for fighting. refusing orders. and causing a disturbance. Both are ourren?y on status in 82. Camer- Nonnumberland inmate placed an MC due to lack of institutional adjustment at SCI Coal Township Craig Seoti- Issued his 1? minor for refusing an order in the kitchen. He will serve 3 hours an EIS Joe Shook and Timothy Muivaney were issued their ?rst minors for being on the phone after a oode was called. They will both serve 13 hours en 55. Intake 1 mate [Shayne-y, Christopher]- He will be learning this morning. Other Dr. Run-Matthew. Ettore-0315 Centre County Correctional Facility Incident Report .. I DateDfReport 0305:2015 1 Time Of Report 10:00 Date Of Incident [13032016 lnmeortnaaent l" 03:00 Incident Location I Lt. Millinder hereon Involved If I It Witnesses I . _P'ers'on Making departjl Lt Woods 1 . Report . . .. - . A was conducted throughout the facility. The following issues were discussed: A1: Inmate James Hod-tenbeny and I dismssed his recent Mismnduct and Hearing. He also informed me that he was in the propane: of applying to go the Salvation Army. Inmate Joshua Purcell asked about outgoing mail. I informed him that a complete mailing address including Full name, inmate number, and facility mailing address are required for all outgoing mail. A2: C0 t-tcCool, CD Murphy, and I discussed Inmate Abdulazeez Abiola. CO McCool just returned Inmate Abioia to the Housing Unit from meeting with Licensed Social Worker Eric Locltridge. McCool reported that Inmate Ablola will be remaining on a Level 1 Suicide Watch. A3: No issues. Ad: Inmate Dale Hart stated that he was to be picked up by Nordtumbedand County today. Inmate Hart did not have anything listed on the Electronic Calendar. Renards was noti?ed and will be contacting Northum?oedand County. 51: No issues. 32: Lt. Millinder held Misconduct Hearings for Inmate Adele Moore. Work Release: No issues. .. . . .. .. x? if 1 Staff Member Sign: 13:; W1 Action alien-z . Report forwarded to Administration. . .. . [Wt tawn?er?lav . . -- COUNTY CORRECTIONAL HEARING REPORT ache-lee - - Ind-Tate Harri-'3 - Head's?o Dele' 5:-J-tnerinc Timer-'- Moore, Adele 535-15 .3925 133154 2:53?" I . - . . CUIL: Na PLEA . GUILTY a; Eagle? .2. >3 . NOT GUILTY CHARGES: MEN 3 5% 1:52: Refusing to ?ber 3 staff members? order. andn'or delayed templianee of the order 1:14: Destroying. damaging er altering ?aeitit,l pmperty' I FACTS: The inmate was present for the heating. The inmate submitted a written version and a witness list. The charges were read and the inmate stated that she understood each charge. The inmate pied Guilt,r to all charges. t.rerhal Version same as writ-ten version for previous misconduct. The Guilt].r plea was accepted for ail charges. The ?ndings were read and explained. The appeal prowss was explained. SANCTJONS IMPOSED: The inmate was sanctioned to 20 days total for all charges. This time will mn consecutive to previous miscond uot ma king her unlock date TEENS. HEARING COMMITTEE NAMES The inmate has heard the decision and has seen If: The DR reason for '1 and happen. LL I?d. illirrder The circumstances nr'the orange name been read and fully CO Goss expla'red lo the its-new. Counselor Jeirles The opporIunJ-tylo have the Inmate's ve-rsio-t mama-rd 25 part SIGNATURE OF HEARING of the record Iii-'as given. CHAIR MAN h? I The inmate has beer. advised that wi'J'i't days a request for a few! appeal may he submitted the Pro-gram Cert-mittens and that this remest must contain-1 speci?c?. reascns fotthe appeal, . Ill?E"7 .. .. CENTR- COUNTY HEARING REPORT - :am?ana - Moore, Adele {1925 55 on GUILTY I a so PLEA omen L: --.. "Headno DEIF Hea?i?lo T?I'ne' cord-ea 3: I NOT CHARGES: Herassmeot ore staff member or via-?tor by umrds, actions or behavior 142: Refusing to obey a staff members' order, and-'or delayed compliance of the order .FACTS: all charges. 1diaries! Version same as written version for previous misconduct. process was exptained. The inmate was present for the hearing. The inmate submitted a written version and a witness list. The charges were read and the inmate stated that she understood each charge. The inmate pled Gui-Try to The Guilty.r plea was accepted for all charges. The ?ndings were read and explained. The appeal ANCTICI NS ED: misconduct making her unlock date arena. The inmate was sanctioned to 30 days total for all charges. This time will run consecutive to previous The inmate has hearethe decision and has teen laid the reason tori! and whal happen. HEARING MMES 0P. LL Millincler The circumstanms {we charge ha're been read and fully ei-qalalned lo the inmale. CO Counselor .ieiries The have the inrnale's vers!onrc1;ortes as part of 1he record was given. '1 The inmate has been advised1hal?rrf?J1ln?lEI days a requestfor a Formal amal may be attended to the Program Review (imminent and that this reques1 mustconlair. speci?c reesms torthe appeal. KR SIGMTURE CIF HERRIMG I: if.? Lf? CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY PACKET Routing Form DATE: 5.5320 145 3-1 I Fishu' mm. NAME REVIEW Deputy Ward-:11 pro-pastime - Gordon Deputy Warden andmiJ?stntim- Kaleno Director of Trmuu- Hill: up? . Fuc? momma Misconducts There was a Code 1 in 32 at approximately 153G. Inmate April and Fines, Jamie were engaging in a ?ght Bath were issue major mismnducte for ?ghting, orders. and causing a dishubanee. Both are isun'en'ii',I on DEC status in BE. Cama? Northumberiand inmate placed on NC due to lack efinstitutianal adjuslment at SCI Coal Township Jae Sneak] Timothy Mul'uraneyr, and Craig Scott are ail serving their 1" minors. they can be unlocked after 5th change. Intake 1 to see medical 210 be committed other Lieutenant: Lieutenant: Intake: Release: Central Central: Central Central: SMU Cenh?u]: Relief 1: Relief 3: Fleiieff-l: Lobby: Housing Units: A1: A2: A3: A4: 81'. ea: 131.82. 03: Central Banking: Special Duty: CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL SHIFT LOG pm to 11:03pm ?ay: Date: 5-05-2016 FISHER ER GEM frhl?llf? SHAWNEE '3 ?rP-ff-? SAYEFES MUTHERSBAUGH BECK Vacation: KN UFFS ER Ml LLER EC BRYAN GOES MCC LENAHN-J Overtime: KELLEY Cal! Offs (Sick. All, Diner}: Mb?. Veri?ed?? LT lg 5? we: a ia??m Centre Count? Corteetionai Facility Incident Report Date Of Report Time Of Report 2615 Date Of Incident osiosna ITimeCifIneident E1515 i Incident Lomtion I Housing Unit Dayroom I a Schaeffer, lIi'.I'iliiarn i Perison Involved I I 'Ii't'imesses .. I I Person Making Report I Beaver I Report On the above date and approximate ?o'rne, Inmate Schaeffer was told mat his max date was DSIUQIEGIE. He sated that ?Of?cer bold rte I was getting out Sunday morning on 1.6 and I aErez-Jdi,r have famiiy coming to pick me up." This Of?cer hold him that he is not getting out until I the ninth due to that being his max date and that he will have to talk and arrange transportation for Monday morning instead. He then stated ?you're going to have to call a code because one wail,r or another I?m going not that door Sunday morning.? Lieutenant Fisher was noti?ed. -Enc' Report Memper?ign: taken: Flo?! [i {snot r? -- Report - I: Date or Report Time ofneport . I 21-45 pate or. Inddent ofIncident Varies rmddeit London 1 I . 1 win [We _Person (sj trimmer min we Min about another pair of sod-ea. One of his current pair had hole; in them and were causing blisters. I issued him a new pair of socks. No additional issues. senMemoerSgn . 3-H: - was - to We leersoniviaidhg Report Lt. M.Frsher I Report- 1 The following' rs regarding a of line facilitv conducted on: Inmate Pumeil asked about the letter that he had written to his father a couple monli'rs ago. The l?etier contained savings that we suicidal which rewlted in Inmate Purcell being piaoed on Suicide watch at lire lime. Inmate Claims that he wants lire leliier back. He was informed that he is unable to have that letter. Tier shed?: was oompleted. No additional issues. Spoke with inmate Abioia. Inmate kept stating diet he was told someone wiil be sneaidng him out of jail soon and that we are not to oome looking for him. Wil'l forward on to mental health. Trer check oompieted. No additional issuer. in; Tier chad: omnpleted. No additional lssua 54;; Tier shed: completed. No additional issues 553 Inmate Wiiliord asked about having his commie-arr brought up from his previous location. I told him that I would look inlo it. ?Her shed?: was completed- No issua Moved Inmate l'ilurpl'nir to 32 on Level 1. Inmate was moved to cell 2 in E2. Inmate Richmond sated she needs new inserts for her boots. I told her that she needs to write to Laundry about the inserts. Spoke with inmate Ross who had stated she wanted to press charges for the ?ght she was involved in die previous dav. She then went on to my she only wanted to speak with a counselor to ?get arervdiing off of her meat? and that she no longer wanted to press charges. I noli?ed Counselor Duvaii who spoke wili-i 'die inmate. No additional Issues. Wag; release: Completed Ward-i tour of all 3 units. chedts completed. Inmate Etters asked Adion taken: Filed for Reference [Shift Commander $1ij CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL ACILITY SHIFT PACKET Rowing Faun DATE: 5.7512016 Ill-'3' Mendez NAME mm Dem Walden af?pemim'hs ?G-nrduu. Deputy Warden - Kolnno Dimmer '5me Hi1: CENTRE CORRECTIONAL SHIFT LOG 11:00 pm to ma am Darimsuar__ Date: lieutenant MEI-JOE Pass Days; Lieulenanl: MCKEE MILLER. ln'lake: WHEY-UTE I ORHDURF Rdeaae: a BEALS . WARNER Central Gun?h'nlr SIMLER HOOK Relief 2: 9 KEISER Vaca'ljon: Laundry. a KING 9 Housing Units: A1: a JSHLER . MOHLER '3 REFFNER Dve?ma: 34: a HENRY. B1: ENTECE Cf. GE. I33: ADDLEAMM Special Duty: Bed: 39? . Empty Beds: 95 Call Offs {Sick AIL. omen: mica Beds: 3 991 4" AYERS 5/4? if. 2&5" Verffred?yc CF [Mamr?m 1' .3 . .. 5mm 5 Mister-ducts C?Eoodlunas. Mary Majat Misconduct for passing items She was caught by CD Glass atiempting to s?de note-3 under the door of nma1e Barrc-a-Js in cell 1. l-nta k9 Em pt} Other Security Tramp-2:1 Sawices lwill be dropping off 3 maize and 1 female Far we might hn-using Ef?. The? 'll be arri ?ng in 2 separate groups. 1 at hours and Lhe other at 2100 hunts. They u. I be pick'ng up their inmaies between T?am and Earn an SaturdayI l' CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY MAJOR MISCO NDUCT REPORT rrmi??ht: .maommzu-Ea?? menses may . - 71:. not?: i?m?LJ? - 32 HOUSING UNIT red one Liam: rants tit-'45s 124 Passing itemsto??mm imbes housed in ?ne RHLI. ordesignated look-up area 125 Unaulhonaed written orverhal oomrnuniom'm with Ohio! inmates: eitherthrough the mail, orhy othermeensmmin the prison 142 Retusing to obey a staffmemhers? order. andiordetayedoomplianoe oithe order 149 Giving false Inlnl'ma?m to a staff member .r six-32;: .- On 55115 at approJ-dmately 20:53 hours Inmate Mary Goodlunas #160566 was witnessed sliding a note under the door of cell 1 to inmate Barrows who is on DC status. I retrieved the note from inmate Barrows immediately. Inmate Goodlunas was also mught oonununieating with inmate multipte times throughout the night- She was verbalty Iwarned on at least 2 occasions to stop. and continued to communicate with inmate Barrows from the dayioom. I spoke direotty with inmate Goodlmas and reminded her that she had been warned not to talk to look ins. When I observed her continuing to do so. I reminded herthat she had already been warned. When asked why she continued to oornrnuninte with inmate Barrows, she tied to me and told me that she 'didn't do it?. however lwihtessed her doing it myself. I advised her that she would be receiving a misoonduottor 142 Refusing to obey a staff members order andtor delayed oomplianoe of an order. #124 Passing items to and from inmates housed in the RHU or designated look in areas, #125 Unauthorized written or verbal communication with other inmates either through mail, orhy other means within the prison and #149 Giving false information to a staff member. mitt-F..? Jmhh?h? ?We: on I: 54511.13 .T-Emm ?warms. names! Fail W355 AND :It . j" a . :llsew: whm?aha??z/meam or as: more ?a -. - . 'linciden'tReport: - Date oraepony Brooms or aepoiti new not: or modem-l Tune of Inooent?l 04m FIEideht L'oga?n om meted .I 2 Leeann Making Report Lt. Mendez 0n 'd'Ie above date and time. an Interior Secu?ty chad: was oompleted. The Entity appeared to be safe and sealre. - or Widths?? 5'19"? .- I ,f F's Nihi?n?hm-mhamm mists-15:. Report forwarded to Adminish'aljon. I or: commode Sam Kristen M. Simlrins From: Krista Davis Sen-It Friday, Mag.r DIE. 2016 9?19 AM To; Krista Davis Subject: Wellness Tip May 6. 2016 May is Mental Health Awareness Month, And there are local activities tonight to celebrate. Schedule of?Events Family Movie - ?Inside Out" atthe Downtown Theatre Md?e?ta?ritsta?j Proj?ct Speaker Amy .Bleue! at wetiste'r' 5 Cafe at 5pm; -- :Rhorid'a Stern- Art Therapistat Coinnionpia?ce Coffeehouse at'41? mac?: .- -. 37 455222; and enjoy all the events ofFIfe 74.1,; . (ragga-gm. girth Jena n'a'?e Foundation ?Becir, em- message; j" .1 ?it - .9-1- rmt??e? .. . . Leading up to the First Friday event, community members have come together to paint masks and raise marenessformenta! hearth. The masks w?lbe on display atvarious businesses downtown and First Friday goers are encouraged to take a self-guided toorto viewthis exhibit To add to H13 excitemem. the public is invited to pest pictures o?Fthe masks to social media using the hashtagAISCFirstl-?riday; entries will be entered to win a 55o Downtown State College Gift Card. First Frioav goers will experience after-hours access to gaileries and shops. free bites and beverages, iive music and entertainment, retail and restaurant specials and more. Webster?s Caf?vvillfeature an art exhibit by John Mangan and at?pm. nationaltv known spleakerr?urn}I Bieuel from Proiect Semicolonwill share herstor'glur and messages of hope. Bleuelwill be ioined byJoseph Fenolafrom The You Rock Foundation. Inthe5pin?tofBleuel?s visit. [Iconic Ink and King Cobra Tattoo vvi 1 both offer specials on semicolon tattoos and will donate a portion of the proceeds to Jana Marie Foundation. Among the many other activiti?, art therapist Rhonda Stem wil discuss creativity atThe Common Place at :rpm and there win be ashowing of DiSney Pixar?s movie ?InsideOut? atthe Mom Theatre, startingat 6pm. To help attendees reduce stress. coloring pages will be available throughout downtown and American Chi-opractic?pa and Retreat will offer free chair massages from 5pm 9pm. A kiosk wiil be staffed on the comer of Allen Street and Beaver Avenue in front of Schiow library to mater qwtions and disb?ibute maps with participating locations and entertainment venues. For a complete listing of activities, please visit m?rst?idavstatecoilegetom. JCTista Davis Risk Manager at Wellness Eoordinator Centre County Government P. 314-545-1055 F- 314543115? lddauis?~centrecountypagov Kristen M. Simkins From: Lisa. 5. Kern: Sent: Friday; Mag.I GE. 2015 1023 AM To: Richard Srn?lh Subject: Meeting with the BCIC Rick, Den asked meta set up a meeting with you, Kristen Simk?lns, and the 30C. Would you he availabre to meet on Thursday; 26 at 1:30? Thanks, Usa Lim- S. Hem: CeatreCaunIyEamm?sabnm'Wfre 1.1123 Kristen M. Simkins From: Shane Bitle?tt Sent: Friday. Marin-E, 201E: 1&54 AM To: Richard Smith C: Melanie Gordanr?u'anessa C. Billet: Subject: may 14th Warden. I?m asking this on behalf ofvanessa she was hoping to get a personal day for Mal.I 14"? but the hook is Izurrent?rl,I ?lled. We were going In use that data pour concrete for our garage and patio. "you can help us out on this it would be appredated. but as usual we understand if it's not possible. 111:: nl-ls far your time; Billeth Kristen M. S'imlu'ns From: Sent To: Cc Subject Amm Melanie Gordon Friday. May ca 2016 was AM Janaman M. Millinder. Juan Mendez Matthew T. Fisher: Michael Thomas 3 Allen. Jr; Walter E. Jeirtei Brenda A. Mcl?nlegr. Jeffrey T. Him; Joseph 5. Koleno: Richard Smith Lt Schedule lieutenant Sdzedulest Please see the latest plans attached. Next week Iwe?ll have to work out ?rearms for SHE and 5..?20 to ?nalize. Please let me know if you ?nd any errors orwant anvofthe open shifts. Melimie garden, Cj?i. 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Weaver: Dustin T. Henry: George F- Murph? Heather E. Beaver; Henry Napoleon: Jacob T. Liar-?33m A. Simler. James F. Meyejlasen R. Bucklegclasan FL Mummhaugmlemifer EchJill DleE??l?hl'! J. Mahlenlohn J. Scarborough; John M.Jones:lanad1an C. Rodney: Jonathan M. Ayers: Joseph E.Ta5r on Justine M. Addie-nan; M. Lon-risen: Kelly L. Evans." Kevin J. McCaol; Keya M. Keiser: Kimberly N. Rupert Kyle S. Miller: Lyden Hilliard: Marl: T. Waite.? Mathew 1. Beck: Matthew J. Shawuer: Matdaew R. Omder? Matthew T. Fisher; Michael D. Ishler: Midaael FL Shearer: Hick FL Smi?1:Fhilip D. Calhoun: Randyr Mtheriter Ryan A. Cm: Ryan P.Tay[nr. man 5. Miller: Ryan T. Fatal-qr: Sage B. Lear: Sarah Shandeil M. Pusey. Shane Bille?rl: Tanna Shirl: Thomas IL Honk: Thomas S. Allen, Jr; Tiffany A. Me?enahan: Tony M. Little: H. Corl; Vanessa C. Billett Walter F. Jeirles: Wayne?n. wamerm?n?'i'rmey Wagner: Eachan,I 5. Sayers Juan Mendez Michael 5. Woods: Jeffrey T. Hihe: Joseph S. Kelene: Melanie Gordon: Richard C. Sm'rd-i CT for die week of 5:6 to 5H4 Below is the aura-time listf-ur 5:310 lf'grm do notwishta be called,tha1 email LTWoods who will be ?llingfur the overtime. Sunday. 53': 1-3 7-3 Monday. sire 7-3 'r-a 111 am 11-7r 11-? Tumd'av. 5.110 Tia-11a Ira-11a 3-1.1 11?? 11-1f Wednesday, 5H: "3-3 11-]r 11-? 11-? Thursday, 5:12 'J'p-l 1p Friday, 5! 13 7-3 3-11 3-11 ill-1 I Saturday11-? LT Jonathan Millinder Centre Comm-r Correctional Facility TDD Rishel Hill Road Bellefnnte, PA 16323 314-355-6794,ext Kristen M. Simkins From: Jonathan M. Millinder Sent: Friday. May 0-5. 2016 12:16 PM To: Amy Hampton: Ashlee M.Wagner. Bradley C. tiling: Brian J. Beats: Earl G. Gemmao': Cartoon Henry; Charter. R?mmerman; Christopher M. Baughrnan; Crisanne M. Kelley: Dave Watson: David C. Knapp: David Bryan: David R. zetde: David 5. Eng; Davm E. Goes. [Jayne M. McKee; Donald M. Smilii: Douglas T. Weave: Dustin T. Henry: George F. Murphy: Heather Beaver; Henry Napoleon; Jacob T. Love: James A. SimlenJarne F. Meyer: Jason R. Euddey: Jason R. Modiershaugh,? Jennifer Eda Jill t. Dickey: John J. Mahler. John .I. Scarborough: John M. Jones; Jonathan Roakeeronathan M. Ayers Joseph E. Taylor: Justine I'vl. Addleman: M. Lnrnison; Kelly Evans: Kevin J. Matool: Keya M. Kaiser: Kimberly N. Rupert Kyle 5. M?len Lyden Hilliard; Mark T. Waite: Matthew]. Bed: Mathew J. Shaw-var: Matthew R. Omdorl: Matti-new T. Fishel: Michael D.Tshler: Midlael R. Shearer: Hick R. Smi?i: Philip Calhoun: Randy Wr?-ierite; Ryan Con; Ryan P. Taylor. Ryan S. rudder: Ryan T. Pataky: Sage B. Lear. Sarah L. Prentice: Shandell M. Pose-y; Shane Billet-manna Shirk; Thomas K. Hook:Thomas 5. Allen. Jr.; 'I'i'ffany A. McClenahan: Tony M. Little: Ty M. tori; Vanessa C. Billed: Walter E. Jeirles: Wayne A. WamerJI: Whimey Wagner: Zachary S. Sayers Ca: Juan Mendez Michael 5.Woods; Jeffrey T. Hite; Joseph S. Koleno; Melanie Gordon; Richard C. Smith Subject RE: OT for the week of 5:5 to 5114 A 3-11 has been for 5H4 to the list below. Thanks. LT lillillinder From: Jmathan M. Hillinder Sent: Fr?day. May 06. 1016 12:00 PM To: Amy Hampton; Ashtoe H. Wagner; Bradley (3. King; Brian J. Beats; Earl G. Geomati: Canaan Henry; Diaries R. Emma-non; Christopher Baughmen; trianne H. Keller. Dave L. Watson; David C. lamp: David L. Bryan; David R. Eetde; Davids. King; Davm E. Goes, Draw-ell. McKee; Dmald M. Smith; Douglas T. Weaver; Dustin T. Hera-y; George F. Humhv: HeadierE. Beaver; Henry tap-elem; JaoobT. Love; JanIesPaSimler; JamesF. Heyer;Jason R. mode-yum R. Hutiershaugh?enni'er Eda; Jillt. Dialer; John Mahler; John}. Serborough; John M. Jones; :1 Rodney; JorBdIanl-l. Ayes; Juanita ?ddlernan; Kati-now. Lootison; KellyL Evans Kevin]. Hatod; KeyaM. Kaiser; mmhe?lytl. Roget; Kyles. Miler; Lydai Hillard; MarkT. Waive; Matthew]. Hedi; MatmewJ. Shayne: Ma??iiavk?mdor?hatthevT. ?sher; Wr?'ieie: Ryenktov; RyanP. Taylor; RyanS. MiliaijanT. P'ataity; SageELear; SarahLPrenthe: WM. Pose-y; Shane Billet; Tanna 'I'l'nrnas K. Hook; Thomas S. Allen. Jr.; A. McClenahan; Tony H. L'rltie; Ty H. Corl; Vanessa C. Billed; Walter E. Jails; Wayne a. Warnern; tithimey L. Wagner; Zadrary S. Sayers Ca: Juan Mendez; Michael S. Woods; Jer?-ey T. Him; Joseph S. Kola1o;MeJanie 1.. Gordon; Ridianl C. Smith Subject: OTfordlevveekoESIBtoS??l Below is the overtime list for SIB mill-ll. ?you do not wish to hemlled. then email LT Woodswhowill heaalingfw the overtime. Sunday. SIS 13 7-3 Monday. 7?3 1-3 1?3 341 l?l-?Jr 11-7 Tuesday. 5.310 J'a-lla Era-11a 3-11 11-? 11?? wellnesday, 5:11 7-3 T-3- 11-? 11Hr 11-? Thursday, 5111 7-3 7p-11p Friday. 5113 13 3-11 3-11 11-? Saturday. 5:14 13 T-B 7-3 3~11 3-11 11-7 LT Jonathan Millindu' Cenlm Caunty {farm-minimal Facilityr TDD sthel Hill Road Bellcfome, PA. 16323 314?355?6?94, ext. 5 'mmillin Kristen M. Simltins From: Shana Billet: Sent: Friday, May??. 2016 12:22 PM To: Rid'lard C. Smith Subject: RE: may 14th THANIC From: mm C. Emilia Sent: Friday: Mar DE. 2015 12:14 PM To: Shane Billeu Cc: Melanie L. Gm?an; Vanessa C. Billett; Jonathan H. Hi?nder Subject: RE: may 1411: Of?cers Vanessa and Shane Billetti Your request for Personal on Ilia}.r 14. 2016, 3-11 Shi? is ?ppmved. Lt. Miliinder has been noti?ed by me. Warden Smith lair-fez 3-1 1-5 ?ll? Centre County Carractianal Facility 700 Ftishel Hill Road Bellefonte. PA 15823 {3143355m4?a145548-1150 fax me: Shane 5am Sent: Friday. May 06. 2016 10:54 AM To: Richard C. Cc: Mela?a Gordon; Vanessa Billet! Subject: mallr 14m Warden, I?m asking this on behalf af?ufanessa she was hoping to get a personal rial,r approved far May 14* but the haul: is currently.I ?lled. we weraguingta use that day to pour concrete for our garage and patio. ?wu can help us out on this it would be appreciated, but as usual we understand ifit's not possible. Thanks for your time, Billetts Shearer Sn. Michael FL anagrams (Pay 14} Employer: PIE-EvaluatJ-nn Survey {Emluamr?s tool Duly - surrey nntsuhmitted to Human 13.35er25} Ova-all, how has 11115 past year been for you? Why? Whatrln ynu consider to be your most important achievements nf?l: past year? What element: of your jab du- you find the most challenging ur di?'lcult? Host rewarding? What do you consider be your must Impurtanttasks in if?: nextyear? Kristen M. Simkins Fran-I: Sent To: Subject Atlachmenis: C. Kay Woodring Friday, May 05. 2015 1:20 PM Bryan Sampsel: Denise Elbellr Eileen 8. Mck?mney: JeffreyT. D. Grins. Judge; Joseph 5. Helena.- Matk Higgins Melanie Eordnn:Mid1ael Pipe; Richard C. Smi?1:5tacy Parks Millet. Steve Dershem daiiypug Iepor?Ldocx daily pop [Epor?Ldnc-c gaunt? ag Econ-E Melaau'e cordon Tmnichel Hull Bend munching-am Richard C.Smi?t, an: carp Be?efonte. 155:: ltolano W-d-m Telephone r3141. ass?61's? Mis?re-unima- Pursuing?1150 lemeyTJ-?lile DAILY POPULATION REPORT May 5, 21116 HBUSIHG Total usable beds: 39? Empty ?oeds: 9? Occupied beds: 300 Tom Pdmunon Emma Inmates wrrently housed in the Facillty Male: .. 223 Female: T2 Total: 3w Connected inmates from other counties Clear?eld: 16 Elk: .. 2 Fayette: Huntingdon: a? Juniata 2 Lyoorning: 6 Mif?in: 1 Monmur: Horthumloerland: 33 Perry: l] Union: 4 Total: 1116 PA Technical Parole Wolators 0 Tours Total number contracted inmates {Comtty??tarte} 105 Total number of exchange inmates: -0 Total number of nutnfCu-unty warrants: 2 Total number of Centre County inmates: 192 Total Population: Faun Pawn-arr Baum-m Female inmates housed for other counties Elear?e[d: 2 Ell: Fayette: 0 Huntingdon: 21 Junia'ta 1 El Northumbedand: 16 Union: Total: .. all] Talal Female Popula?nn: 11 Total female Centre County inmates: 31 Total female Dunn'acted inmates: an Dunne Vocumaan Srn?rus Bum Tetalwid: Outside Clearance: Male: 12 Female: 5 ESSENIIEHTS County Maintenance: 3 Centre Peace: On Grounds: 2 Work Release: 5 'Snow remoyal ?Earden Project Awaiting Placement: Tam. Hummu?ne Emcee Popumnon mama: Worth: Asaamarmi 1? ofthe??Centre County sentenced inmates. or 12-76 have outside clearance and assignment and are actually eligible for outside clearance by Approved Policy. ?Snow removal workers are not counted as they have ntheryyork assignments. Cam Cm Sammie manor: Total: 131 Sentenced to Centre County 95 Unsentenced: a: State SentencefPenmng Transfer: ?3 'Post Sent Motions: 0n Appeal: 'Other: Kristen H. Simlu'ns From: Sada, David 4dseda@atxomeygeneml.galr> Sent Friday. May 05. 2016 1:48 PM To: Richard C. Smith C: 'rsmi?i?oenb'ecountypagov' Sal-Jed: Megan?s LawM'aIsh Act Attachmm'ls: DAG Audit?m.38.dooc FREDHS hud'rt EMAIL Proceedures Questionsdoor Wo rden Richard Smith, i trust this communication finds you and yours in good health and spirits. My names is Dar-id Sada, lam employed as a criminal investigative Specialngent assigned to the Regulatory Compliance Unit of the O?'ice of Attorney General. can be reached at Ph. F1 1312-2020. My email address is: dseda?attameygeneralggy. The [Wine of Attorney General is mandated by low to perform audits associated with particular changes in Title 42, Subsection H, {Megan?s Law registration and nothicarion requirements}. These changes went into effect in December of 2012. The County Prison has speci?c duties under Title 42. and a responsibility to respond accordingly. roar agency. along with all responsible agencies th rang-hour the state will be audited accordingly. Some of the agencies are personally visited by criminal inues tigatiue agents of the others are required to respond via email. Yo or agency ms selected to respond by email. This audit is designed to analyze all responsible to ensure compliance and assist agencies with compliance where an agency is lacking the required response. Youragency's response to this audit is mandatory. iappreciote your immediate attention and i thank you in advance for you attention to this audit and timely response. Please complete the attachment questions and return. Please contact me if you have any questions SENIOR SPECLKL AGENT OFFICE OF dam W111 of BUREAU OF 5m WGATIGNS REGUIATORY OMPHANCE UNIT 136 We: Street Imogene. PA ?043 MAIN TEL: DESK Tel; Fat: Email: We: The information transmitted is intended only for the person or entity to whom it is addressed and may contain oon?rirmtial sndlor privilege-d material. Any use ol?this information other than by the intended recipient is prohibited. If you receive this message in error, please send a reply e?mail to the sender and delete the material ?-om any and all computers. Unintended transmissions shall not eonstittne waiver of any appliaable attamey- client or any other applicable privilege. 5 9799.38. Annual performance a?dit. tel Duties of the Attorney General.-The Attorney General has the following duties: To conduct-a performance audit annually to determine compliance with the requirements of this subchapter and any guidelines promulgated under this subchapter. The audit shall, at a minimum, include a review of the practices, procedures and records of the State Police, the Board of Probation and Parole, the Department of Corrections, the board, the Administrative Office of Courts and any other State or local agency the Attorney General deems necessary in order to conduct a thorough and accurate performance audit. To prepare an annual report of its findings and any action that it recommends be taken by the State Police, the Board of Probation and Parole, the Department of Corrections, the board, the Administrative Office of Courts, other State or local agencies and the General Assembly to ensure compliance with this subchapter. The first report shall he released to the general public no fewer than 13 months following the effective date of this section. To provide a copy of its report to the State Police, the Board of Probation.and Parole, the Department of Corrections, the board, the administrative Office of Courts, State or local agencies referenced in the report, the chairman and the minority chairman of the Judiciary Committee of the Senate and the chairman and the minority chairman of the Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives no fewer than 30 days prior to its release to the general public. ?bl Cooperation any other provision of law to the contrary, the State Police, the Board of Probation and Parole, the Department of Corrections, the board, the Administrative Office of Courts, the Commission on Sentencing and any other State or local agency requested to do so shall fully cooperate with the Attorney General and assist the Office of Attorney General in satisfying the requirements of this section. For purposes-of this subsection, full cooperation shall include, at a minimum, complete access to unredacted records, files, reports and data systems, PRISUNS County State Agent: David Seda Date Agency Contact: Pin: Questions: Does your agency have a Policy and Procedure Manual containing speci?c requirements identifying response and procedure associated with Title 42, Subsection [Prisons]? IS NOT REQUIRED UNDER THE ACT. NO If yes, please provide a copy of the policy and prooedu re that applies speci?callyto Tide 42 Subsection and your agencies intended response. Does your agency use a FORM read to a tier prisoner offender [required to register] and require that prisoner to sign the form and acknowledge its contents?? 59199.20 Is there a Form? MCI MUTE: Prooeed to next page Questions Continued: When and how did your agency addras the change. resulting through theirinteroretation ofthe True 42 Subsection The Title took effect on Deoem her an, 1012. What did your agencyimplement the changes? MUTE: How did your agency ensurethat. prior to execution ofthe Title 41 Subsection H, regimation was completed oriorto being released? MUTE: When a Subiect refuses to provide required registration information prior to their release. what procedures are used to ensure PSP and local law-enforcement are no??ed; and hot?.I is that dowmentecL $99.15 tfyour answer is; ?we never had that happe then, what would you do if it did? -How would noti?cation take place and how would it documented? NOTE: When a Subject is sentenced no your facility, how are you ensuing proper registrationlr' procasing hasfis oomplete in acoordance to 9199.19 [b.1H2] NOTE: How does 1rour agencvve?fving that the Subject has registered with the appropriate agencies priorto release from prison? How is vaur agency documenting veri?cation? 9199.19 NOTE: How is vour agency tracking and ensuring noti?cation ifthe individual is scheduled to be released from a Prison due to the expiration of sentence and the individual refuses to provide the information setforth in section the title stat-es that the State or oountvI correctionai institution shall notify the Pennsvivania State Police or the municipal police department with jurisdiction over the facilitv of the hiiure to provide the information and of the expected date. time and iocation of the release ofthe individual. How are they' documenting? NOTE: Proceed to Next Page Describe the cooperation between PSP when communicating necessary Information to PEP regardingtheir efforts to create the PSP registration noti?cation. Ask ifthev can suggest improvement assess Registry NOTE: Is the prison notifying P5P thirty days in advance of. but no later than ten days prior to, the individuals release from prison acoordingiv and with regard to registration. How are they documenting noti?cation? NOTE: Is your agencv notifying P5P lithe individual refuses to provide the inionnation required hvthis su bchapter so that the PSP may oompiv with this section? 9199.de If this has never happened: what would you do if it did? Describe how noti?cation would take place and how is it documented? NOTE: Proceed to hiet Page Do you have any sugg?tion regarding how we an assist you with improving your response to TltlE #2 Subsection NOTE: Close The information provided in this audit will ensure unilomiity in compliance by all agencies; and, after review, the will forward any improvement suggestions thatther discover through the audit process. ?manlr 1.rou for Kristen H.5imkins From: Jason R. Smithy Sent FriGay, May 2:05 PM Tn: Richard C. Smith C: Maianie L. Gordon Subject June 3 and Warden, I walked out by- and sawynu were meeting with meme I kept going. Iwur?k a doubletrmight, bu?rwuuld like to ask for murapproval to haveJune 3" and off. if wan prefer this ta he face to face, I will giladhp come out to see van when I get a chance befurewu head home. Jason Kristen M. Simkins Fram: Kevin Wen rick Sent: Friday, May DIE. 2015 2:33 PM Ta: Richard Smi?'l Subject: Training Armaments: Evalzm Evaleps Wardm. I gave Dar?e?e some educaljon certificates unnamed war me years for fhe iraining pmpusal. I came am a mupfe of my nililaryr evalualians you may?nd a good read. lie-?n Wenrick Maintenante Centre Ctuun'l'I.I Correctional Facility T00 Hishel H'Ill Rnad Be?efante; PA 16323. (814)355-6311 Kristen M. Simltins me: Welch.Chrisl:ina Sent: Friday, May (JG, 2016 2:37 PM To: Richard C. Smith C: Btu rt A. Stere Subject 2016 End of Watch Reading List Atlachments: 2015 EDW List Page4 - Good Afternoon Warden Smith, There are a total of 6 readers for this year's event, Wedn esd ay. May 13 en the steps at Old Main. 1I'eu are reader?. 1I'eur list is attached. Questions or concerns, please let me knew. The ceremony begins at 121m and I.Iirill last approximately 1 hour. I will have the list prepared and at the podium, so there is no need to bring a cop-r of same with I,.reu. Have a great weekend, Christina Christina M. Welsh Administrative Assistant State college Police Department 243 5. Allen Sheet State College. PA 15301 314-234-3150 314-235-3324 {fax} Notice: All Bereugh employee emajI may be subject to public disclosure under the Cemmunwealth of Right to Know Act (?ch Police Officer Vemell Brow, Jr. Sergeant Scott Paul Longer Police Of?cer Sean Michael Bolton Police Of?cer Thomas Joseph LaValley Detective Brent L. Hanger First Lieutenant Arthur A. Green. Deputy,r Sheriff Craig S. Whisenand Deputy Sheriff Carlos Diamond Frances Sergeant Joseph James Abdella Deputyr Sheriff Carl G. Howell Agent Elsa L. Rosa-Ortiz Officer Tronoski Dontel Jones Senior Trooper Steven J. 1iu?ineent Sergeant Peggy Marie Vassallo Police Of?cer Henry.Ir Andres Nelson Trooper James Matthew Bar-a Trooper Chad H. Wolf Deputy Sheriff Darren 1-1- Goforth Sergeant Miguel Jose Perez-Rios Lieutenant Roy D. McLaughlin Deputy Chief John P. McKee Deputllg?r Sheriff Steven Brett Hawkins