SHERIFF’S W I T H
S H E R I F F
T R A C Y
Texas Commission
JAIL STANDARDS
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he Denton County Jail was inspected by the Texas Commission on Jail Standards in July, and we are proud to report that once again, we passed the State Jail Inspection. The Texas Legislature created the Commission on Jail Standards in 1975 to implement a declared state policy that all county jail facilities conform to minimum standards of construction, maintenance, and operation. It is the duty of the commission to promulgate reasonable written rules and procedures establishing minimum standards, inspection procedures, enforcement policies, and technical assistance for: 1. The construction, equipment, maintenance, and operation of jail facilities under its jurisdiction. 2. The custody, care, and treatment of inmates.
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3. Programs of rehabilitation, education, and recreation for inmates confined in county and municipal jail facilities under its jurisdiction. “Passing the State Jail Inspection is a testament to the dedication and hard work of our Detention Officers and Detention Staff. They do an amazing job every day to ensure the safety and security of the inmates under their care,” stated Sheriff Tracy Murphree.
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| AUGUST 2020
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