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BEAVER COUNTYThe Beaver County Jail continues to be aggressive in their commitment to inmate programming. They screen inmates upon arrival and offer placement in the Residential Treatment Program as soon as openings occur. They have been able to keep their programming beds full.

The community work crew continues to provide a valuable resource to the county. The crew is able to offer man hours of labor at a much more affordable price to the county and local cities. They are in demand and receive good feedback from the community.

Below is a listing of jobs, programs and services. Inmate Jobs Available: 85

Community Worker - 7 Janitor – 33 Kitchen – 19 Laundry – 5 Librarian – 5 Painter – 4 SA Peer Leader – 5 SA Program Coordinator – 5 Tutor - 2

Programs/Classes: Adult Ed (diploma)/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Beaver School District Adult Ed Guitar Class - Inmate instructor LDS 12-Step Program – Local volunteers NIC-Thinking For A Change – Beaver County Jail 15 Week Substance Abuse Cell Study – Beaver County Jail Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Program – (BRT-122 beds) - Jail staff

Religious Services Baptist Bible Study Catholic Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Extractions Program - Local LDS volunteers Jehovah’s Witnesses Non-Denominational Native Americans can listen to their chants on tape.

AA – Local Volunteers

Note: The above information is reported to IPP annually. The information and numbers are subject to change.

Beaver County Website: http://www.beaverutahsheriff.com/

http://www.beaverutahsheriff.com/

BOX ELDER COUNTY

Box Elder County has been successful in the High School/High School Equivalency Program.

The Box Elder County Community Service Program maintains inmate work programs intended to prepare inmates for successful integration into our communities. Work programs benefit the inmate by teaching or reinforcing positive work habits. The program benefits the community by providing labor to accomplish tasks that may otherwise need to be funded by taxpayers.

Below is a listing of jobs, programs and services. Inmate jobs available: 15

Inside Work - 10 Outside Work - 5

Programs/Classes: Anger Management - Laura Fullmer Domestic Violence Recover – Laura Fullmer High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Box Elder School District Life Skills – Box Elder Family Support Parenting - Family Support Center Substance Abuse - Laura Fullmer

Religious ServicesChurch of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day SaintsMennonite – Various church servicesNon-Denomination – Various church services



Box Elder County Website: http://www.boxeldercounty.org/sheriff/sheriff.htm

http://www.boxeldercounty.org/sheriff/sheriff.htm

CACHE COUNTYCache County has a pesticides licensure program available to inmates. It involves pesticide applications. Inmates will be screened and taught by a professor from Utah State University. Higher Education is paying for their enrollment into the program, and the inmate, upon successful completion of the program, will then test for, pay for, and apply for a licensure.

Inmates have the opportunity to fulfill their Offender Management Plan/CAP requirements by participating in a variety of programs as listed above. The jail also promotes an inside work program with work in the kitchen, laundry, library, maintenance and also as tutors for school and life skills.


Car Wash – 1 Commissary – 2 Janitor - 2 Kitchen – 24 Laundry – 6 Librarian – 1 Sewing - 1

Programs/Classes: Anger Management – Bear River Mental Health Basic Math – Local volunteer Domestic Violence Prevention– Family Institute of N. Utah High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Cache County School District Goal Setting – Local volunteer Horticulture – Utah State University Extension LDS Addiction Recovery – LDS volunteers Life Skills – Bear River Mental Health Meditation – Local volunteers NAMI Bridges – Local volunteers NIC: Thinking For A Change– Deputy Brandon Tholman Parenting - Child & Family Support Center Pesticide Licensing - Utah State University Extension Substance Abuse – Bear River Mental Health Workforce Workshop – Department of Workforce Services

Religious Services: Baptist Bible Study – Local volunteers Catholic Bible Study – St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Jehovah’s Witnesses – Local volunteers Non-denominational Spanish Church – Local volunteers

AA- Local Volunteers


Cache County Website: http://www.cachesheriff.com/

http://www.cachesheriff.com/

CARBON COUNTYCurrently Carbon County does not house state inmates due to the need for county inmate beds.


Janitor - 3 Kitchen - 3

Programs/Classes:Drug Abuse Treatment – Four Corners Mental HealthHigh School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma - Carbon Co School District

Religious Services AA – Local Volunteers NA – Local Volunteers


Carbon County Website: http://www.carbon.utah.gov/ccso/index.htm

http://www.carbon.utah.gov/ccso/index.htm

DAGGETT COUNTYDaggett County is now in the process of building a new Sheriff's Office by the jail. The Sheriff's Office building has been built solely with inmate labor up to this point, saving the county thousands of dollars. The inmates are paid $1.00 per hour and have benefited by learning job skills.

Daggett County grew a vegetable garden behind the jail that furnished fresh vegetables to the kitchen. The jail is now in the process of arranging a botany plant preservation project through Utah State University.

Daggett County provides High School completion and classes in Substance Abuse, Anger Management, and work opportunities.


Groundskeeper – 4 Janitors: (13)

Hall - 3 Office - 1 Rec Room – 1 Tiers – 7 Weight Room - 1

Kitchen Service – 12 Librarian – 1 Maintenance – 2 Seamstress – 1 Sally Port/Car Washer – 2 Teacher Assistant - 1

Programs/Classes: Anger Management – Deputy Mills High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Daggett Co School District Relapse Prevention – Substance Abuse – Jail Staff

Religious Services: Jehovah’s Witnesses Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints LDS Seminary


Daggett County Website: http://www.daggettcounty.org/index.aspx?NID=25

http://www.daggettcounty.org/index.aspx?NID=25

DAVIS COUNTYAs the prison experiences increasing inmate population issues, and ever changing needs for male/female beds, Davis County has accommodated these requests by changing their number of male/female beds available to the state to assist in our needs.


Commissary - 1 Janitor – 22 Kitchen – 42 Laundry (Men only) - 10

Programs/Classes: Anger Management – Becky Tripp Communication – Becky Tripp Domestic Violence – Safe Harbor English as a Second Language – Davis Adult Education Exercise – Becky Tripp High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Davis Adult Education JSAT – Davis Behavioral Health New Directions – Davis County Jail NIC -Thinking for a Change – Davis County Jail Parenting – Becky Tripp 16 Week Substance Abuse Cell Study – Davis County Jail

Religious Services: Calvary Chapel Catholic Christian Services Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Jehovah’s Witnesses LDS Institute Tree of Life

AA – Local Volunteers NA – Local Volunteers


Davis County Website: http://www.co.davis.ut.us/sheriff/default.cfm

http://www.co.davis.ut.us/sheriff/default.cfm

DUCHESNE COUNTYThe Duchesne County Jail continues to provide high school education through the local school district. Inmates may obtain a High School diploma and/or High School Completion Diploma through this program. Many inmates have taken advantage of this program and furthered their education during their incarceration. The Duchesne County Jail Administration and Staff believe that this is key in reducing the level of recidivism. The Building Trades program offered at the Duchesne County Jail continues to provide inmates with the opportunity to learn viable skills that will serve them well upon release back into the community. Inmates finishing the Building Trades Program receive a certificate in Carpentry. This provides the inmates a substantial advantage for gainful employment in the construction field upon release. The Work Crew Program provides the inmates the ability to work supervised on the outside perimeter of the facility. It also provides increased skills and work ethics when returning to the workforce.


Building Trades – 15 County Road Crew - 12 Janitor - 12 Kitchen – 25 Laundry – 6 Librarian – 6 Rec. Janitor - 3 Trustee - 6

Programs/Classes: Building Trades/Residential Construction - Uintah Basin Applied Tech Center English as a Second Language – Jail staff High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Jail staff LDS 12-Step Program – Local volunteers

Religious Services: Baptist Services – Baptist Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints


Duchesne County Website: http://duchesne.utah.gov/government/public-safety/sheriffs-office.html

http://duchesne.utah.gov/government/public-safety/sheriffs-office.html

http://duchesne.utah.gov/government/public-safety/sheriffs-office.html

GARFIELD COUNTYGarfield County Jail began their new residential substance abuse program in April 2012. They have 23 residents enrolled in the program and are having exceptional results to date. They will graduate their first group in April 2013. The program includes intensive substance abuse treatment as well as addressing anger management, life skills, stress management, and other classes designed to help inmates be successful at staying clean when they are released.

The education department had an excellent year and was able to offer many options for inmates to work toward being able to secure a job upon release. In addition to the high school, courses are offered through Southwest Applied Technology College in Blue Prints, Carpentry, and Computer Aided Drafting. The inmates can earn certificates from the college for these courses. Computer classes, life skills and language classes are also offered through the education department.

There are many opportunities for inmate employment at the Garfield County Jail. Most popular is the car wash, which is open to the public in Garfield County. Many jobs are available within the facility, as well. Garfield County Jail continues to be an excellent partner with the State of Utah in providing an environment designed to help offenders improve their chances of being successful when they are released into the community.


Barber - 1 Car Wash – 10 Commissary – 1 Ironer – 4 Janitor – 9 Kitchen – 10 Laundry – 1 Maintenance - 2 Recreation Worker - 5 Shower worker - 4 Tier Worker - 4 Tray Servers – 4 SATP Mentor - 2

Programs/Classes: Programs/Classes:

Auto Glass Repair & Installation Blue Print I – Southwest Applied Technology Blue Prints II – Southwest Applied Technology Carpentry – Garfield County School District Computer-Aided Drafting (CAD) – Southwest Applied Technology High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Garfield County School District Intro to Computers – Garfield County School District NIC-Thinking For A Change – Curtis Barney “Rising Phoenix” – Inpatient/Residential Substance Abuse Spanish – Garfield County School District

Religious Services: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Jehovah’s Witness LDS Class – Local volunteers

AA – LDS ChurchNote: The above information is reported to IPP annually. The information and numbers are subject to change.

Garfield County Website: http://www.garcosheriff.com/

http://www.garcosheriff.com/

GRAND COUNTYGrand County Jail has an inside work program for UDC inmates. Jobs include: laundry, kitchen, janitorial duties.

Grand County is once again offering High School/Utah High School Completion Diploma through the local school district.


Janitor - 1 Kitchen - 3 Laundry – 2 Librarian - 1 Tier Worker - 7

Programs/Classes: High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Local School District Religious Services

Catholic Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Jehovah’s Witnesses Seventh-Day Adventist

AA – Four Corners NA – Four Corners


Grand County Website: http://www.grandcountyutah.net/sheriff.htm

http://www.grandcountyutah.net/sheriff.htm

IRON COUNTYIron County Jail houses ten state inmates for the express purpose of working in the culinary and maintenance departments. The inmates placed here are expected to provide a base stability for the county inmate workers, as the county workers are employed for a much shorter time. The program works well and provides the state workers a steady job and the opportunity to save money for release.


Kitchen – 10 Laundry - 2 Maintenance - 1

Programs/Classes: High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Iron County School District LDS 12-Step Addiction Recovery – Local Volunteers Success Workshop/Counseling – Local Volunteers

Religious Services Catholic Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Clergy & Counselor – Piute Tribe Volunteers Non-denominational Services



Iron County Website: http://www.ironcounty.net/departments/sheriff/

http://www.ironcounty.net/departments/sheriff/

JUAB COUNTYThe two state inmates are doing well and are staying busy.

Below is a listing of jobs, programs and services. Inmate Jobs Available: 2

Utility Worker- 2 Programs/Classes:

LDS 12 Step Program – Local Volunteers Religious Services

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints First Baptist

Juab County does not have a website at this time.

KANE COUNTYKane County Jail has had an exciting year. They have been open now for a little over a year and have used that time to implement many positive programs and opportunities for the offenders. The largest is the new FOCUS residential substance abuse treatment program that started in June 2012. The program has 66 beds and is designed to address substance abuse issues for sex offenders. This is a need that has been lacking in the prison system and Kane County is happy to be able to fill that need.

In addition to the FOCUS program, there are many life skills and elective classes available. Art, guitar, choir, insurance class, LDS indexing, NIC Thinking for a Change, computer art, finance class, and crochet classes are just a few options available for the inmates. There are also jobs available to help inmates have some financial influx. A great deal of progress has been made in such a short time.


Inmate jobs available: 49 Culinary – 16 Janitor – 2 Laundry – 6 Librarian - 2 Tutor – 20 Volunteers - 3

Programs/Classes: High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Kane Co School District Adult Ed Anger Management Art/Computer Art “FOCUS” – Residential Substance Abuse Program Guitar – Beginning & Intermediate NIC – Thinking for a Change Parenting Relationships Spanish Thinking Errors Understanding Insurance Victim Impact

Religious Services Catholic Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Jehovah’s Witness LDS Indexing Native American Prayer & Discussion Services Non-Denominational Services



Kane County Website: http://www.kanecountyutah.net/deptinfo.cfm?ID=3

http://www.kanecountyutah.net/deptinfo.cfm?ID=3

MILLARD COUNTYThe Millard County Jail operates two six-man work crews that assist the county and other government agencies with various projects in Millard County.

Adult Education is an important program at the jail. Computer Literacy is also taught in conjunction with the education program.

The Residential Substance Abuse Program continues to be successful at the Millard County Jail. It is a six to nine month program in which offenders are assessed and diagnosed to determine specific needs for treatment. Members of the program are housed in a modified therapeutic community, and by peer pressure, are held to a higher than average standard. In addition to substance abuse treatment, the offenders also receive treatment in prescriptive life skills, i.e., Anger Management, Victim Impact, Cognitive Thinking and Relapse Prevention.


Car Wash – 2 County Road Crew - 12 Janitor –1 Kitchen - 4 Laundry – 1 Librarian - 1 Section Janitor - 2

Programs/Classes: Basic Computers High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Millard School District LDS 12-Step NIC – Thinking for a Change – Ron Wilson “Starting Over” - RSAT– Lankford & Associates

Religious Services Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Jehovah’s Witness



Millard County does not have a website at this time.

SAN JUAN COUNTYThe San Juan County Jail offers sex offender treatment. Their staff is well disciplined and professional and includes a licensed Therapist. They are able to effectively manage inmates and maintain harmony in the facility. The jail also has a strong group of volunteers, and paid civilians from the community, who assist in the various educational and therapeutic programs.

The San Juan County Jail houses up to 70 State Inmates. These inmates are able to participate in the Sex Offender Treatment Program, Blue Mountain Academy High School, Life Skills Program, as well as work programs inside and outside the facility. These work programs include culinary, janitorial, laundry, maintenance, tutoring at the high school, teaching assistants, web page design, map-making, and fence-building crews.


Fence Crew – 4 Janitor – 5 Kitchen - 8 Laundry - 2 Librarian - 2 Sewing - 2 Teacher’s Assistant - 6 Tutor – 30 Volunteers - 10

Programs/Classes: High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma San Juan School District, BMA LDS 12 Step Recovery Program – LDS Services Parenting – San Juan School District, BMA Relapse Prevention – Derek Bethea Sex Offender Therapy Program – Derek Bethea Victim Empathy – Derek Bethea

Religious Services Baptist Catholic Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Episcopal Jehovah’s Witnesses


San Juan County Website: http://www.sanjuancounty.org/sheriff_web/Admin/indexAdminSD.html

SANPETE COUNTYInmates are allowed to purchase yarn and knit items to be sent out or donated to various organizations at their own expense.


Janitor - 2 Kitchen - 7 Laundry - 6 Tier Worker – 3

Programs/Classes: High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – S. Sanpete School District LDS 12-Step Recovery Program – Jail staff

Religious Services Bible Study – Jail staff Bishop’s Interviews – Local volunteers Catholic Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Family Home Evening – LDS Church Jehovah Witness Studies LDS Seminary

AA – Jail Staff


Sanpete County Website: http://www.sanpetesheriff.org/

http://www.sanpetesheriff.org/

SEVIER COUNTYThe jail has two state inmate work crews who are providing excellent services throughout the community and county. They are supervised by Lt. Kirt Rippstein and Deputy Jamen Tebbs. These crews work very hard, and are a valuable asset to the county. This past year, they have been building horse stalls; cleaning and switching out the floors at the local college; building fences; filling pot holes; picking up garbage along the road to the landfill; replacing street signs; and shoveling snow for the elderly and handicapped; along with many other tasks that have benefited the community and this county.

Sevier County Jail still has “A+”, a very successful computer-based program. It allows inmates the ability to earn their High School Diploma or the High School Equivalency by working at their own pace on individual subjects needed for graduation. Most of the time there is the total of 13 offenders who are involved on a daily basis with the offering.


County Road Crew - 4 Food Handler - 6 Janitor – 8 Laundry - 2 Librarian - 1 State Work Crew – 8

Programs/Classes: High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Sevier County School District Variety of Computer Based Training (CBT) Courses

Religious Services: Assembly of God – Pastor Coleman Catholic Services – Father Rick Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints – Bishop Thurgood Jehovah’s Witnesses – Dan Panis


Sevier County Website: http://www.sevierutah.net/index.aspx?NID=104

http://www.sevierutah.net/index.aspx?NID=104

SUMMIT COUNTYSummit County Jail has an inside work program for UDC inmates. Jobs include: laundry, kitchen, janitorial duties, and vehicle car washes. The outside work crews perform miscellaneous tasks in the community and on property that include: greenhouse workers, snow removal, county building maintenance, forest service grounds maintenance, services for the elderly, etc. They also assist with the collection of recyclable goods from various county departments.

Wasatch County School District provides educational opportunities to the state inmates at the Summit County Jail. These classes include high school and high school equivalency.

Produce grown in the greenhouse and garden this past summer was used in the culinary and enjoyed by staff and inmates. It also supplemented the culinary budget. 200 pumpkins were donated to various locations throughout the county, such as: Peace House, Children's Justice Center, several day care centers, and county employees.

Inmates started a new program at the jail, Making a Difference 4 R Youth or MAD 4 R Youth. Youth groups, along with parents, come to the jail and meet with inmates, a community volunteer and correctional staff. The purpose of the program is to mentor and respectfully educate and spread hope to the youth, not scare them straight, while making a positive difference in their lives.

LDS Church volunteers started a pilot program at the jail: Family Search Indexing. The inmates' work on this project has proven to be extremely successful.


Greenhouse - 4 Janitor - 3 Kitchen - 4 Laundry - 3 Librarian – 1 Road Crew – 8 Translator - 1

Programs/Classes: High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Wasatch School District LDS 12-Step Recovery Program - LDS Church Getting Out by Going In (GOGI) - J. Bristow & M. Paul (Class & Correspondence) Life Skills (M&F) – Valley Mental Health Recovery (M&F) – Valley Mental Health 15 Week Substance Abuse Cell Study – Summit County Jail Parenting with Love – Valley Mental Health Making a Difference 4 R Youth – Volunteers, Jail Staff & Inmates

Religious Services Baptist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Jehovah’s Witnesses Indexing – LDS Church volunteers LDS Institute – LDS Church Mountainland Christian Church St. Mary’s Catholic Church



Summit County Website: http://www.summitcountysheriff.org/

http://www.summitcountysheriff.org/

UINTAH COUNTYThe Outside Work Program, which began five years ago, currently uses 6 to 10 state inmates for approximately 4 days a week to assist the State, Federal and County entities. The program will be expanded in the future to employ more inmates and will increase to full time.

The jail is using correspondence courses that make college courses available to inmates and may increase this to in-house courses through the local Uintah Basin branch of USU and UBATC (Uintah Basin Applied Tech. College).


County Road Crew - 12 Janitor – 3 Kitchen - 10 Laundry – 3 Librarian - 1 Teacher’s Assistant - 1 Tier worker – 2

Programs/Classes: AIDS/HIV – Uintah School District Alcohol Education – Uintah School District CLN – Uintah School District

5 Secrets to finding a job Anger Management Beyond Anger Bipolar Disorder & Addiction Business Basics Communication & Interpersonal Relationships Depression & Addiction Learn to Earn Parenting from the Inside Preventing Relapse Roadmap to Recovery Stress Management Success on the Job Transition: Employment Transition: Job Success Victim Awareness Workplace Safety

Drug Education – Uintah School District High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Uintah School DistrictLDS 12 Step – LDS Church Parenting – Uintah School District Victimology 1-2 Welding – Uintah School District

ARC Welding 1-2 Flux Core GWAW (MIG) Wire Feed OXT-ACT Welding Torch Cutting

Religious Services Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Jehovah’s Witnesses

LDS Firesides – LDS Church Vernal Christian Church



Uintah County Website: http://www.co.uintah.ut.us/contacts.php#s

http://www.co.uintah.ut.us/contacts.php#s

WASATCH COUNTYThe Wasatch County School District continues to offer High School and computer skills to inmates. Education continues to be a top priority at Wasatch County Jail.

Volunteers dedicate approximately 123 hours per week holding church meetings, drug and alcohol support groups and life skills classes.

The two county work crews continue to be a great success. The crews are involved in a number of jobs that benefit the community. They are responsible for lawn care, snow removal, and general cleaning at 12 county buildings in addition to the Wasatch County Event Center, Fair Grounds, and cleaning of County vehicles. This past spring the road crews also assisted the citizens of Wasatch County by filling and placing sandbags in flooded areas which minimize property damage. The crews also assist with special events throughout the year.

Inmates continue to volunteer large amounts of hours on projects to help others in need. One of the projects they assisted with this year was crocheting scarfs, hats, slippers and blankets for the U.S. Marshal Service. The Marshal Service donates the completed goods to the Indian Shelter located in Blanding, Utah. The inmates also donated two gingerbread houses that were made this year. The houses were auctioned and the monies went to the Children’s Justice Center.

“GOGI continues to be a great success at the Wasatch County Jail. This past year the GOGI program has graduated approximately 24 state female inmates. Some of the graduates received their peer coach certificate and are able to assist in introducing GOGI into other facilities around the state, through housing transfers.

The Wasatch County Jail takes pride in teaching fundamental skills such as sewing, cooking, cleaning, and laundry to the inmates as they can use these skills in their daily lives upon their release.


Booking Janitor - 2 Commissary – 1 DOT Road Crew - 12 Gardener – 2 Kitchen - 12 Laundry - 4 Librarian – 1

Programs/Classes: Computers – Wasatch School District Financial Literacy – Wasatch School District High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Wasatch School District LDS 12-Step Recovery Program – LDS Church Getting Out by Going In (GOGI) – J. Bristow Life Skills – J. Bristow 15-Week Substance Abuse Cell Study – Jail staff

Religious Programs: Baptist Church Catholic Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Jehovah’s Witnesses



Wasatch County Website: http://www.co.wasatch.ut.us/departments/public_safety_legal_services/sheriff.aspx

http://www.co.wasatch.ut.us/departments/public_safety_legal_services/sheriff.aspx

WASHINGTON COUNTYWashington County Jail is a leader in the use of inmate work crews to provide manpower within the community. The savings to the county and local municipalities is tremendous. At the present time, there are three crews that do landscaping, freeway clean-up, park maintenance and projects and other assignments. There is an additional eight man crew that works in the Dixie Center to set up and tear down for conventions and events. The work crews are beneficial to the taxpayers, government entities and the offenders. The opportunity to be in the community, get into the routine of working and the money they are able to earn are all positive steps toward helping them be successful when they are released.


Commissary - 2 Community Worker - 26 DOT Road Crew – 6 Groundskeeper - 8 Janitor - 88 Kitchen - 36 Laundry - 4 Librarian - 1 Painter - 4 Tutor – 4

Programs/Classes:Changing The Stages – (Male) – Local VolunteersFinancial Peace – Local VolunteerGoing Out by Going In (GOGI - Female) – Local VolunteersHigh School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma – Southwest High SchoolLDS 12-Step Addiction Program – LDS VolunteersNIC – Thinking for a ChangeRe-Entry – Local VolunteersSubstance Abuse – Local VolunteersYoga - Video

Religious Programs: Calvary Chapel Catholic Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Jehovah’s Witnesses (Males) LDS Institute – (Male) LDS volunteers Native American Prayer Circle – White Eagle Non-Denominational (Male) Pentecostal (Male) Relief Society (Women) Spanish Bible Study -Volunteers



Washington County Website: https://news.washeriff.net/

https://news.washeriff.net/

WEBER COUNTYThe Weber County Kiesel Facility is a community service and work program facility. The Community Service Program provides labor for all local governmental entities within the County. Various projects include assistance to city and county building grounds-keeping, parks and recreation areas, county and forest service jurisdictions.

Additionally, assistance is provided but not limited to the Children's Justice Center, animal shelters, the transfer station, and local area attractions. Weber County uses minimum security type offenders who have been reviewed, screened and classified for appropriate security levels to participate in the community service projects and assignments.

The Weber 12th Street Facility provides offenders jobs, education, and life skills classes. LDS Church volunteers started a pilot program at the jail: Family Search Indexing. The inmates' work on this project has proven to be extremely successful.


Bucket Crew – 5 Culinary – 47 Hallway Janitor – 8 Laundry – 28 Librarian - 2 Painter – 2 Librarian – 2

Programs/Classes: Anger Management – WCCF Mental Health High School/Utah H.S. Completion Diploma HIV Awareness – Weber Human Services LDS Life Skills Parenting/Relationships – Family Counseling Services Nutrition

Religious Programs Baptist Church – Washington Height’s Bible Study – Christ Church Catholic Church (English/Spanish) – Catholic Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Fresh Start – Local volunteers God’s Place – Local volunteers Griffin Memorial Church – Bishop Bobby Allen Jail Ministry – Rick Campbell Jehovah’s Witnesses (English/Spanish) LDS Clergy Visits – LDS Church LDS Indexing LDS Institute – LDS Church Ogden Christian Fellowship – OCF Church Spanish Christian Church – Rios de Agua Viva Tree of Life – Local volunteers Refuge Bible Study

AA – Local Volunteers Cocaine Anonymous – Local Volunteers NA – Local Volunteers


Weber County Website: http://www.co.weber.ut.us/sheriff/

http://www.co.weber.ut.us/sheriff/

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