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Manteca Police Department Policy Manual Temporary Holding Facility 900.9.3 PRISONER BEDDING (a) The booking officer should offer one blanket and one mattress to each person booked into the facility, other than those booked into the detoxification cell. (b) Clean bedding should be stored in the Temporary Holding Facility storage room. (c) Blankets that have been used by a prisoner should be placed in the laundry bin after use by the officer releasing the prisoner. (d) Used bedding will be cleaned,as needed, upon the direction of the Temporary Holding Facility Manager. It is the manager or his/her designee's responsibility to ensure that adequate supplies of clean blankets are available in the storage room for issue, as needed. 900.9.4 PRISONER FOOD SERVICE (a) Food shall be served three times during the day. At least two of the meals shall include hot food. (b) A minimum of 15 minutes shall be allowed for the actual consumption of each meal except for those inmates on a medical diet where more time is required. Any food that is not consumed within 60 minutes of purchase shall be discarded. (c) All food will be purchased at a predesignated local food facility (such as Carl's Jr restaurant). (d) Breakfast shall be served at or about 0700 hours and consist of hot food such as a breakfast sandwich with meat and cheese and orange juice. (e) Lunch shall be served at or about 1200 hours and consist of a hamburger with lettuce and tomato., and a small order of French fries. (f) Dinner shall be served at or about 1800 hours and consist of a hamburger with lettuce and tomato, a small order of French fries and an 8 ounce carton of milk. (g) Prisoner meals should never be physically prepared by department personnel and no inmate food will be stored on site. Unused or unwanted portions should be discarded. Under no circumstances should prisoner food be reheated, re-served or otherwise reused. 900.9.5 ATTORNEYS AND BAIL BONDSMEN (a) The Temporary Holding Facility does not have visitation facilities. In the event that a detective or Watch Commander determine there is a compelling need to allow a custody to meet with an attorney or bail bondsmen, the following guidelines shall apply: (b) Attorneys and bail bondsmen should meet in one of the interview rooms directly adjacent to the Temporary Holding Facility. (c) Both the attorney/bondsmen and prisoner should be searched for weapons prior and after being admitted to the interview room. (d) Attorneys must produce a current California BAR card as well as other matching appropriate identification. (e) Interviews between attorneys and their clients shall not be monitored or recorded. 900.9.6 RELEASE OF PRISONERS (a) The Temporary Holding Facility should be inspected for damage prior to the release or transportation of any prisoner. Temporary Holding Facility-419 Adopted: 2012/04/01©1995-2012 Lexipol,LLC