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Director of Detention Services
Stacy Sinner
101 4th Street South East
Rochester Minnesota 55904-3719
507 328-6837
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The Olmsted County Sheriff is responsible for the detention of adult prisoners including pre-sentence, sentenced, federal boarders, and work order. Staff is also responsible for prisoner transportation, extradition, court security.
| W. David Adams - Captain |
507 328-6835 |
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| General Public Number |
507 328-6790 |
Transportation |
507 328-6878 |
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| Training and Compliance |
507 328-6838 |
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| ADC Programs - Program Director |
507 328-6859 |
| ADC Programs - Program Sergeant |
507 328-6850
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About the Adult Detention Center (ADC)
The Olmsted County Sheriff is responsible for the detention of adult prisoners including pre-sentence, sentenced, federal boarders, and work release. Staff is also responsible for prisoner transportation, extradition and court security.
The Adult Detention Center is located in the Olmsted County Government Center located at 101 4th Street South East, Rochester Minnesota 55904-3719. Telephone 507 285-8320.
The ADC is a Direct Supervision facility with a rated capacity of 188 beds of which 16 are dedicated to female detainees. The Work Release Facility Annex capacity is 60 males and 30 females. The ADC also houses detainees for the U.S. Marshals Service, the Federal Bureau of Prisons, other county and state organizations.
The ADC offers educational, recreational and religious programming for detainees.
The Olmsted County Adult Detention Center was completed in September 1993. The Work Release Annex was completed in 2003. The facilities are operated by a Director, a Captain, three program staff, two recreation deputies, three clerical staff, two training staff, six court/transportation staff, two STS crew leaders, 60 security staff and 25 provisional part-time transport deputies. In addition, there are 55 community volunteers that provide education, counseling, library and religious services, one contracted STS crew leader, contracted food service and two contracted teachers for school services. There is a citizen based program advisory committee that meets to determine current population needs and gives citizens perspective on operations.
The main facility opened in 1993 with 100 beds, expanded to 112 beds in 1994, then to 126 beds in 1996, 138 beds in 1999, 148 beds in 2001 and 202 beds in 2005.
The Minimum Security Annex opened in 2003 and houses Work Release, Sentence to Service, and Minimum Supervision detainees. The EHM office is also in this building directly across the street from the Government Center at 104 4th Street SE.
Food services are contracted. Health care is contracted through Olmsted County Public Health, and through Public Health we receive physician services from the Mayo Clinic. Mental Health Services is staffed by a psychiatrist and a social worker. A Mental Health Team oversees our Mental Health Services and consists of a captain, one assistant program director and one nurse. On June 25, 1999, Health Care Service was accredited through the National Commission on Correctional Health Care.
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