Archive

Over the course of the past year, a great deal of focus has been placed on Santa Clara County’s Correctional system. Making an appreciable impact on the custody and health systems within the jails will take months, and a full remedy to this crisis may take years.  This webpage contains the County’s many jail reform efforts and will be continually updated with new documents, reports, and information as a result of fast-paced incremental work and phased addition of resources dedicated to these important efforts

Summarized recommendations were created to group like recommendations and are updated to reflect any new information on implementation of all of the jail reform recommendations.  As such, the Jail Reform Matrix will no longer be updated and any updated status and budget changes will be reflected in Summarized Recommendations.

Date Category Title Sort descending
Public Safety and Justice Committee (PSJC) Receive preliminary report from the Office of the Sheriff relating to overtime for the past four fiscal years and an overview of the recruitment process.
Public Safety and Justice Committee (PSJC) Receive recommendations relating to the Adult Custody Office of the Ombuds.
Public Safety and Justice Committee (PSJC) Receive report from Custody Health Services relating to Medical Staffing.
Public Safety and Justice Committee (PSJC) Receive report from People Acting in Community Together (PACT) relating to the analysis of Santa Clara County jail grievance data and recommendations.
Public Safety and Justice Committee (PSJC) Receive report from the Office of the Sheriff relating to Inmate Grievances.
Public Safety and Justice Committee (PSJC) Receive report from the Office of the Sheriff relating to inmate phone calls and tablets.
Public Safety and Justice Committee (PSJC) Receive report from the Office of the Sheriff relating to quarterly inmate grievance trends.
Public Safety and Justice Committee (PSJC) Receive report from the Office of the Sheriff relating to the number of posts at all jail facilities.
Public Safety and Justice Committee (PSJC) Receive report from the Office of Women's Policy, the Office of the Sheriff, and the Commission on the Status of Women relating to Jail Monitoring for 2018.
Public Safety and Justice Committee (PSJC) Received report from Custody Health Services relating to the use of therapeutic programs as incentives for down-classing inmates.

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