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General Order#089-164 7. Dinner shall be served at, or as close as is reasonably practical to 1800 hours. Dinner shall consist of a hamburger with lettuce and tomato, a small order of French fries and 8 ounces of milk, purchased from a permitted food facility(such as Carl's Jr). 8. Inmate meals should not be physically prepared by department personnel and no inmate food will be stored on site. Unused or unwanted portions should be discarded and under no circumstances should food be reheated, reserved or otherwise reused. S. Bedding and Linen 1. Each inmate who is expected to remain over night, between the hours of 2200 and 0600 shall be provided with: a. One (1) serviceable mattress. b. One (1) freshly laundered or dry cleaned blanket. A supply of clean blankets is kept in the booking room closet. Used blankets should be removed from the cell when the inmate is released from MPD and placed in the designated laundry bin that is provided. c. Except in the detoxification cell. T. Facility Sanitation, Safety and Maintenance 1. The booking room and jail area shall be cleaned on a regular basis by the City janitors. 2. The Watch Commander, at the beginning of his shift, will inspect the jail and booking room area for an acceptable level of cleanliness, repair and safety. Building Maintenance will be notified of anything that requires immediate attention. 3. Inspection will be noted on the log in the booking room U. Watch Commander Responsibility 1. The Watch Commander will be responsible for the daily operation of the Manteca City Jail. The Watch Commander shall insure that all prisoners are treated humanely. V. Weekly Inspections 1. The Services Division Commander, on a weekly basis, will inspect the Manteca City Jail for conformance with this General Order. The inspection will be noted on the log in the booking room. W. Use of Force 1. The use of force within the Manteca City Jail will be in conformance with the Rules and Regulations, general Orders and the Policy of the Manteca Police Department. 2. Prisoners may be restrained when they present a danger to themselves or to others. The factors to take into consideration when deciding whether to restrain a prisoner include but are not limited to the likelihood of escape, propensity,for violence to self or others, or self destructive behavior.