Skagit County Corrections
Community Justice Center
Chief of Corrections: Don Marlow
Jail Tour
Selected images will open to a larger view in a new window.
Attorney interview
rooms. There are only three, and they are used for attorneys, mental health interviews and counseling, jail transitions personnel, bail bondsmen, all of the different police agencies in the county, and pastor visits. |
|
The holding rooms. Four rooms where we can hold inmates while they are being processed into jail. |
|
The inside of one of our holding rooms. | |
The intake desk. Where new arrivals at the jail have their pictures taken, wristbands put on, and basic information, health status taken. |
|
The booking desk. Everyone that gets booked into or out of the jail is processed at this desk. |
|
The dish pit. Where the trays, sporks, and everything used in the kitchen are washed three times a day by jail trustees. |
|
The jail kitchen. Where all food for the jail, and Juvenile detention is prepared. |
|
The jail kitchen. | |
The jail kitchen. | |
The medical waiting area. Also pictured is the door to our two person infirmary. | |
The doctors office. Where inmates with minor medical problems are examined by the doctor or nurse. |
|
The doctors office. | |
The laundry room. All laundry for the jail and Juvenile detention is washed and dried here. |
|
The library. Also serves as the church, and a place for AA meetings. |
|
Main Control. Controls the booking, intake, female, and work release areas of the jail. |
|
North Control. Controls the general population area of the jail. |
|
General population,
Pod A and B. These two pods can hold 82 inmates at max capacity, but were originally designed to hold just 28. |
|
General population, Pod A and B roving area. | |
A couple cell doors from the general population area. | |
General population,
Pod C, D, and E. These three pods can hold 64 inmates at max capacity, but were originally designed to hold just 26. |
|
General population, Pod C, D and E roving area. | |
Outdoor recreation
area. |
|
One of the three outdoor recreation areas available at different times for the inmates. | |
The visitation area. |