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"If there's no hit that comes back, they're free to go," said Isaiah Dennard, the jail services coordinator with the Florida Sheriffs Association.

Genis, who makes the same point about equipment, does support outsourcing jail services.

In three 4-1 votes, with Councilwoman Wendy Leece dissenting on each, the council approved soliciting bids for the city's jail services, building inspection and video production services.

COSTA MESA — The City Council will consider sending out three requests for bids Tuesday that could outsource the city's video production, building inspection and jail services.

Costa Mesa has been in discussions with Newport Beach to share their jail services, and a council staff report shows there might be an opportunity to partner for video services.

Screenings of the FTC digital stories have been held in San Francisco jails for incarcerated women, Sheriff's Department staff, Jail Health Services staff and other jail service providers.

And a half-dozen community organizations help them plan for their release, connecting them to after-jail services like employment and drug treatment and even transporting them from jail to services.

So I distinguish that kind of inquiry, headed by a person that's been in a sheriff's office, versus our own independent auditor that really has no ax to grind". The Board of Supervisors has hired Bonnie C. Norman, former head of jail medical services for Los Angeles County, to study medical services problems in the Orange County Jail and make recommendations on how to deal with them.

Despite the long road ahead, the broader reforms and call caps, which would also affect jail phone services at the local and federal level, as well as places like immigration detention facilities, will not only financially benefit families, but also reduce the "human cost" of separation, Friedmann said.

Supervisor Bruce Nestande charged Thursday that a proposal by the Orange County Grand Jury to transfer responsibility for jail health services to the Sheriff's Department would give the sheriff more authority than any other such official in the state in dealing with inmate health issues, heightening the possibilities for conflicts of interest.

The departing president, Daniel A. Kane, said that achievements included an affiliation with the North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health Caresolving and resolvissuessues with federal inspectors at the nursing home and jail medical service.