LANCASTER COUNTY PRISON BOARD AGENDA  February 15, 2024  1. CALLTOORDERDER--PUBLIC MEETING BEGINS AT9:15AM  2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 3. ANNOUNCEMENTS  4. REORGANIZATION OF THE BOARD  5. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: Approval of December 21, 2023, and. January 18, 2024, minutes  submitted independently by the Board Secretary. a. Warden's Report - Cheryl Steberger b. Operations Report - Justin Hackler C. Inmate Services Report - Joseph Shiffer d. Administrative Report - Arla Brown Facilities Management Report - Bob Devonshire f. Financial Report-Lisa Colon  6. MONTHLY REPORT  7. OLD BUSINESS 8. NEW BUSINESS  a. New Prison Project - Cheryl Steberger, Warden  b. Prison Board Review ofLCCF Program Report - Commissioner Parsons  9. BUSINESS FROM GUESTS 10. ADJOURN  February 15, 2024 @ 9:15am 1501 North Queen Street Commissioner Conference Room 7th Floor (#701)    WARDEN'S REPORT  CHERYL STEBERGER WARDEN    PRISON BOARD February 15, 2024  Prison Stat  Population    OPERATIONS REPORT  JUSTIN HACKLER INVESTIGATOR    Prison Board 02/15/2024 Security/Operations Report  Officer oft the Month January 2024  12am-8am Shift: Correctional Officer Matthew Thompson  In Officer Thompsons short time in the facility, he has shown a positive attitude and a willingness to work. Officer Thompson is always available to assist in any way possible and has done a great job working in G-2. Officer Thompson has also taken it upon himself to get cleared in C-Main. Officer Thompson is encouraged to keep up the good work and continue to improve going forward.  Congratulations Officer Thompson  8am-4pm Shift: Correctional Officer John Nicklas  The 8-4 officer of the month for. January is Officer Nicklas. Officer Nicklas has shown himself to be able to handle any situation professionally and efficiently. He continues to workthe Intake Housing unit and excels ati identifying issues and communicating the problems to both his supervisorsand/or: appropriate offices. Officer Nicklas continues to show his professionalism in his ability to effectively communicate with the inmate population. He is also quick to identify any security related issues and continually acts  accordingly to ensure that these issues are addressed in at timely manner.  4pm-12am Shift: K-9 Officer Michael Withka  The 4-12 Supervisors would like to nominate K-9 Officer Michael Withka for the January Officer of the Month. K-9 Officer Withka is not only an asset to the K-9 team but also the prison. He is always pleasant tos speak with and always willing to go above and beyond. K-9 Officer' Withka andl his partner "Beny" assist with the safety of staff and inmates through their thorough work. The 4-12 Shift is more than grateful to have K-9 Officer Withka and his partner on shift and we commend them both on a continued  job well done. Staffing Updates:  Currently there are (3) Sergeant vacancies and (1) Captain vacancy, which is currently in the selection process. It should also be noted that 12 new correctional officers are in training. We are pleased to announce the promotion of Lt. Bradley Whittaker to the rank of Captain.  Promotion:    INMATE SERVICES REPORT  JOSEPH SHIFFER DEPUTY WARDEN    Inmate Services Department  Prison Board Report January 2024  Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) Program Update Children & Youth, Child Visit Presentation  Programs Update  See attached program lalslculsectonjer/urtlermjermation.    ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES REPORT  ARLA BROWN DIRECTOR    Administration Feb 2024  Department Information  We have 2 vacancies. We conducted interviews for our HRManager position and have extended an offer with an anticipated start date of  March 11th.  Barbering services for. January were 52 servicesw! 18 indigent. Ours semi-annual Prison Stat was held this pastTuesday.  Future topics    FACILITIES MANAGEMENT REPORT  ROBERT DEVONSHIRE DIRECTOR    General Services Monthly Prison Activities Report  February 2024  Projects  Working on the new prison facility project.  Work Orders  January 2024  127 Work Orders for the month of January 2024. 127 Work Orders for the year 2024. 127 Work Orders per month on average for 2024. 157 Work Orders per month, 5-year average.  Closed Work Order Monthly Comparison  250 200 150 100 50 0  January February March April May June July August September October November December  12020 12021 12022  12023  12024 -5 Year Average  Respectfully Submitted RR Robert R Devonshire, Jr. Director of General Services County of Lancaster 02/06/2024    FINANCIAL REPORT  LISA COLON CONTROLLER        STATISTICS  INMATE SERVICES    JANUARY, AVERAGE DAILY PARTICIPATION  Average Daily Participants: Community Employed Males: Community Employed Females: Community Service Males: Community Service Females: Inmates in Treatment Programming:  JANUARY 2024 20 01 00 00 00 00 03 00 05 00  TARP: Males: Females: Inmate Trustees: Male: Female: Males: Females:  Unassigned Inmates housed in Work Release:  WORK RELEASE REPORT- : JANUARY2024  JANUARY 2024 Male: 05 Female: 01 Female: 01 Female: 00 Male: 04 Female: 00 Males: 01 Female: 00 Males: 00 Female: 00 Males: 05 Female: 00  New Placements:  Pre-incarceration Employment; Male: 01 Employment secured byi inmate Male: 00 Employment secured by' WR Removals from program Suspensions Releases  WORK RELEASE FINANCES  JANUARY/2024 10,813.82 18,735.30 312.00 10,008.08  Board and Lodging Fines and Costs Drug Test Fee Family    E  0 2 6 08  o 8 o o 0o 13 DE  1 5 - 3 E    n 5I 2 6 6 1 o o 24  2 2 3 3 1 DE 1 o 2 1 o 1 o    -  t9 3 D0  0 0o  - u  oololoo!o    9 2 o  3 o 0  191e - 1 3 5    W D8 15 1 4E    PRIMECARE  MEDICAL, INC.+  A-10 Grievance Process for Health Care Complaints  Grievance' Type Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Total  Medical Mental Health Dental Staff Conduct Request Off Site 1 Delay in Services 2 Co-Pay Medication Non-Medical Request Visit Other  2 4 1 0 2 3 5 3 12 Total 35 Founded: 0 Quarterly:  Trends/Patterns  14 individuals submitted 1 grievance 7individuals submitted 2 grievances each 1i individual submitted 3 grievances li individual submitted 4 grievances    LANCASTER COUNTY PRISON Inmate Services Department January 2024 Monthly Report  L. Garcia - Classification Specialist  Classification Specialist Loida Garcia continues to dol her daily duties associated with the classification office. Garcia, L continues to complete a daily move sheet, checks the board in commitment for open cells, and conducts a board check to correct and match movement in UCM. In commitment also helps with inmates that need intakes done to move: straight to general population due to their status. Garcia L. reviews the inmates in G-1 (intake unit) and moves them to their appropriate housing areal based on their security classification level, behavior, PREA review, otheri information received from internal investigation and or outside law enforcement agencies, and the needs ofthe prison. Garcia, L. also makes moves upon the request from other counselors and departments such as work release, ITP, and medical. Garcia, La alsoreviews requests from inmates pertaining to moves and when appropriate interviews inmates to determine ifa move is necessary. Garcia, L. also assisted with translating for the Commitment unit, Inmates, family members of  inmates and others that only speak Spanish. D. Valenzuela - Classification Specialist  Specialist Valenzuela, D completed his assigned duties as Classification Specialist which consist of: Daily review ofallt the docket sheets sent electronically by thel Records Dept. which facilitate the completion of the Initial Inmate Classification Assessment. In addition, Specialist Valenzuela reviews and collects the data directly from the inmate's1 legal folders from the Records filing room. On the same token, Specialist Valenzuela completed the reclassification ofa all the inmates incarcerated at the institution in the last three-month period.. Also, Counselor Valenzuela answered inmate's requests forre-classification. as well as general requests from all the housing units. Lastly, Valenzuela has been  providing training for newly hired treatment staff. C.Garner- Inmate Services Specialist  Inmate Services Specialist Garner responds to inmate questions on housing unit G-1. She isi responsible for ALL G-1 intakes. She provides inmates with an orientation of general rules, and specific information pertaining to Lancaster County Prison inmate procedure. She also provides information on PREA procedures within the facility. She continues to call, e-mail and holds conference calls with various inmates' attorneys, as well as Adult Probation and Parole services. Counselor Garner assists inmates in obtaining information about their cases including court dates, communicating with their attorneys, parole plans, Sentencing dates and Birth certificates and social security cards. Counselor Garner also clears inmates off status and moves inmates out ofG-1. She also gives new commits (G-1) an intake packet. It provides, visitation times and days for every block, hands out an ITP application, if inmates want to participate in the program, a suicidal hotline paper, and information on rehabs, jobs, food, health insurance and many other benefits in thel Lancaster area. She also conducts 30-day PREA: reviews for G-1.    B. Morrison - Drug & Alcohol Specialist  D/A Specialist Morrison is now assigned to the 3-1 housing unit of Lancaster County Prison. Specialist Morrison will be providing D/A programs within LCP to inmates of POD's 3-2,3-5, and MHU. These classes will be held 3-4 days a week. Specialist Morrison has been attending D/A meetings weekly within our treatment department in LCP. Until the: start of the class work and other D/Arelated duties, Specialist Morrison does meet with multiple inmates daily on POD3-L.Questions answered normally involve court dates, docket information, treatment options, etc. Inmate Specialist Morrison will assist inmates who need help setting up intakes for treatment facilities, and relay information to other entities of the prison, if necessary. Ifinitial intakes for Lancaster County Prison need conducted, Specialist Morrison will assist in completing these intakes. Specialist Morrison also assists with other blocks and classification duties, as needed. IS Morrison also facilitates phone conferences with attorneys, case managers, and other important calls. Specialist Morrison does use Securusand' UCM daily and enters notes regardinge everything that happens daily. Specialist Morrison has assisted with classification (move sheets and classifying) when designated to doso. Whena assigned duties to classification, IS Morrison will assist in classification throughout the morning, then appear on POD3-1 for the afternoon. IS Morrison has assisted inmates with legal calls, docket information, and other vital concerns throughout POD 3-1. IS Morrison assists anywhere else as requested throughout the facility and is willing to help when necessary. Specifically in the month of January 2024, IS Morrison did assist with training new treatment staffwith daily treatment functions.  K. Ortiz = Bilingual Inmates Services Specialist  Bilingual Inmate Service Specialist, Karaliz Ortiz responds to femaleinmate requests, as well as direct assistance to inmates needs: such as court dates, fast tracks, door to door,rehabs, classes, and questions about different resources in an outside of the institution (LCP). In addition, I Counselor Ortiz assist Spanish speaking inmate throughout the prison. On the same token, Specialist Ortiz conducts initial intakes for newly committed inmates, and provides inmates with applications and information for the different program and services offered in the institution such as, vivitrol, medical assistance, and drug and alcohol applications. Specialist Ortiz also answers phone calls from family members with questions like visits, and phone calls due to not having funds in theiri inmate account for over. 30 days of been incarcerated or request a free call. Specialist Ortiz is also helping several inmates with information on the re-entry and work release programs within the prison. Specialist Ortiz also conducts 30 days PREA reviews and PREA informational video or sheet for all female inmates. Specialist Ortiz also has been facilitating pre- approved and pre-scheduled phone conferences with public defenders, CYS employees as well as with other states, and counties which are unable to communicate or travel. Lastly, Specialist Ortiz provides notaries services to inmates throughout the  prison. K. Abenshon  Inmate Services Specialist Abenshon returns to Treatment after a 2.5-year hiatus. After an initial training period, she took over responsibilities for Female Block 2-5 in Specialist Ortiz'sabsence, and shares responsibilities for block 3-5 with other specialists. Specialist Abenshon completes initial intake interviews for every female which consist ofas series of questions that screen for criminogenic needs and risk assessments. Recommendations for programs are made based on information gleaned in the intake interviews. She discusses programs offered inside and outside the prison with each inmate based on their assessments. She assists with completingapiations for specialty courts, Vivitrol, New Beginnings, and medical assistance, just to name a few. She provides    applications for birth certificates and social security cards. She serves as liaison between Public Defenders, Paid Attorneys, Probation & Parole, Bail Bondsmen, CYS, recovery houses and treatment facilities and the inmates; often facilitating phone calls between the two. She works cooperatively with Medical, Mental Health, Reentry, Pre-Parole and Security; often advocating for the inmates. She updates the weekly AA list for 2-5. Specialist Abenshon completes 30-day PREA reviews and provides an informational PREA video to each inmate. Specialist Abenshon answers  daily requests from inmates via Securus. E. Mosely-P.R.E.A. Caseworker  P.R.E.A. Caseworker Mosely is assigned to Housing units G-2 and The Medical Housing Unit. Caseworker Mosely has answering and addressing inmate requests about their needs with court dates, questions about mental/drug court and family issues. Caseworker Mosely Answers all PREA related requests and reports them to. Inmate Services Specialist Warfel as need be. Caseworker Mosely doesa assist with intakes and other housing units as needed. He conducts 30 days PREA reviews for all inmates housed in G-2 and MHU. He also has facilitated phone conferences with public defenders, private attorneys, judges from any agency as needed. He does assist re-entry whenever possible by finding housing and rehabs for those inmates that are in need. Case Worker Mosely has also assisted with MISA and other mental health programs throughout the county. He assisted with mental health court CYS caseworkers from Lancaster and other counties. PREA Caseworker Mosely assisted with the education ofr new and current staff on PREA Policy and guidelines. Mosely has assisted staff with understanding Special Statuses fori inmate as well as how to address these statuses.  D. Miller- Drug and Alcohol Inmate Specialist  Mr. Miller is a General Inmate Specialist assigned to Blocks 2-1. Mr. Miller assists inmates with obtaining identification such as Social Security Cards and Birth Certificates. He also coordinates phone calls and emails between inmates and their attorneys, probation officers and representatives: from social service agencies. Mr. Miller also helps inmates access different educational opportunities within the prison such as drug and alcohol classes, a re-entry focused class called "New Beginnings" and other psychoeducational classes. Mr. Miller also helps inmates with their transition to the community by helping with home plans and accessing post incarceration treatment options such as rehabs, halfway houses or recovery houses. Mr. Miller responds toi inmate requests through thej prison communication system, Securus. He was hired: in Octobert tol beal Drug and Alcohol Inmate Specialist. Hel began his duties in his new position on October 23rd. His responsibilities in the new position will include teaching D&A classes within the prison and offering on one sessions with inmates.  A. VanDyke- Inmate Trustee Coordinator  Ms. VanDyke oversees the Inmate Trustee Program (ITP) at Lancaster County Prison. She is responsible for reviewing files, hiring, disciplinary, termination reviews, omboarding/orientation, pay roll for trustees, and assisting with any demands for the kitchen, supply, and floor cleaners. Ms. VanDyke assists with. JNET warrant searches for specific positions in ITP and works with inmates on Ms. VanDyke is the Treatment Specialist assigned to C-Main, D-Block, and D-Block Annex housing units. She provides support, coordinate phone calls between inmatesa and other county agencies, such  the blocks to clear any MDJ level warrants or open dockets.    as public defenders, CYS, treatment facilities, etc. At the end ofOctober, Ms. VanDyke will nol longer be assigned to assist D-Block/D-Block Annex and will be working with inmates housed in the Ad-Seg  housing unit.  Ms. VanDyke is responsible for weekly PREAS on her housing units.  Andrew Brommer  Mr. Brommer: is the General Inmate Specialist assigned to the G-2/Restrictive Housing Unit. He has the task of assisting inmates on all kinds of "special statuses." He also takes care of assisting with most inmate request regarding a variety ofi issues, due to the majority oft the inmates not having the same level of access since they are on a restrictive status. He sets up phone calls for probation, attorney's and even family. He will conduct numerous reviews for these inmates throughout their stay in the RHU, in order to remove them from any additional status's they may be on due to their behavior or previous actions. He will conduct intakes for new commitments as well as PREAI reviews  for those whol have already been incarcerated for 30 or more days.    Chaplain's Office Monthly Report  January 2024  CHAPLAINCY HOURS  THE CHAPLAIN'S OFFICE CONTRIBUTED THE FOLLOWING HOURS FOR THEI MONTH OF:  January 2024: STAFF - 753.25 VOLUNTEERS: 4 411.00  CHAPLAINCY VISITS 112 ONE TIME VISITS - MALE 79 MULTIPLE VISITS -N MALE INMATE REQUESTS  22 ONE TIME VISITS - FEMALE 38 MULTIPLE VISITS - FEMALE  THE CHAPLAIN'S OFFICE PROCESSED APPROXIMATELY 941 INMATE REQUESTS.  DEATH & MEDICAL EMERGENCY NOTIFICATIONS  THE CHAPLAIN'S OFFICE WAS INVOLVED WITH 61 DEATH AND 71 MEDICAL EMERGENCY  NOTIFICATIONS THIS MONTH.  CORRESPONDENCE BIBLE STUDIES  EMMAUS BIBLE STUDY  DISTRIBUTED: -33 DISTRIBUTED- -8 DISTRIBUTED -2 20 DISTRIBUTED-7 DISTRIBUTED-0 DISTRIBUTED-2  COMPLETED-28 COMPLETED-7 COMPLETED-6 COMPLETED-4 COMPLETED-0 COMPLETED-1  ACTIVE STUDENTS-21 NEW STUDENTS-6  SPANISH EMMAUS BIBLE STUDY GOSPEL EXPRESS STUDY GOSPEL ECHOES STUDY SPANISH GOSPEL ECHOES SPANISH GOSPEL EXPRESS CLERGY VISITATION  126 CLERGY VISITATIONS WERE SCHEDULED THROUGH THE CHAPLAINSOFFICE.  GROUP SESSIONS NUMBER OF GROUPS CHURCH SERVICES NUMBER OF SERVICES  77  TOTAL. ATTENDANCE 585  45  TOTAL ATTENDANCE 760    JANUARY 2024  Chaplain's Office January Total services services conducted YTD  Activity Sheet Monthly Report Average attendance #DIV/O! 14 27 11 30 19 18 17 5 29 11 #DIV/0! #DIV/O! 2 #DIV/OI 8 2 3 3 3 5 9 9 7 10 / 15 #DIV/O! 13 18 3 5 4  Total attendance YTD  Average Attendence per service YTD #DIV/O! 14 27 11 30 19 18 17 5 29 11 #DIV/O! #DIV/O! #DIV/O!  Protestant Worship Services  Sunday WorkRelease Sunday G-1 Sunday2-5/Adseg Sunday DB/DBA Sunday2-1 Wednesday3-1 Wednesday3-2 Wednesday: 3-5 Wednesday! MHU Saturday 2-2 SaturdayITP Catholic Services Bilingual Mass 2-5/AdSeg Mass 3-1 Mass2-1 Mass 3-5 Mass3-2 Mass 2-2 Bible Study2-5/AdSeg Bible Study3-1 Bible Study2-1 Bibles Study3-5 Bible Study3 3-2 Bibles Study2-2 Life Recovery Group 2-5/AdSeg Bible Study DB/DBA Bible Study Bible Study3 3-5 Bible Study2-1 Bible Study WR Bibles Study3-2 Bible Study 2-2 Bible Study! ITP Bible Study 3-1 SpanishE Bibles Study3 3-1 Spanish Bible Study 2-1 Identity Matters Celebrate Recovery Jummah 3-1 Jummah3-2 Jummah3-5 Jummah2-1 Jummah2-2 Jummah) Women  0 3 4 4 4  0 3 4 4 4 5 4 5 4 4 0 0 1 0 1 1 4 4 3 4 2 5 4 3 4 5 0J 5 4 3 4 5 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0  o 41 106 45 121 93 73 85 25 114 45 0 0 2 0 8 2 13 13 10 19 17 21 45 29 30 29 75 0 59 89 8 21 14 20 28 23 9 0 7 11 0 4 0 o  0  4 4 2 3 5 4 3 4  3 - - 7  Study Group- Women  9 7 10 15 #DIV/O! 12 18 3 5 4 7 #DIV/OI #DIV/O! 11 #DIV/O! #DIV/O! #DIV/O!  Study Group- Men  #DIV/OL #DIV/O! / 11 #DIV/O! #DIV/O! #DIV/O!  Muslim Services  0    MISA and Reentry Monthly Report - January 2024  Christina Fluegel  Reentry Birth Certificates Filed for:26 Social Security Cards: 36 PAID/ Photo Card: 48 MISA Length of Stay: Misa Average Stay: 389 Days General Population Average Stay: 173 Days Int the month of January, we discussed 0i individuals.  MISA Misconducts: Assault on Staff: 0 Assault on inmates: 0 Mutual Combative Fighting: 2 MISA Recidivism  90 days: 19.4% (245 Yes/1016 No/ 1261 Total) 180 days: 30.5% (375 Yes/853 No/ 1228 Total) 1 year: 43.4% (490 Yes/639 No/ 1129 Total) 2 years: 54.6% (491 Yes/ 409 No/ 900Total) 3 years: 58.4% (367 Yes/ 261 No/ 628 Total)  New Beginnings January Participants: 6 Reentry Recidivism 90 Days: 9.0% (22 Yes/222 No/244 Total) 180 Days: 20.3% (44 Yes/ 173 No/ 217 Total) 1 Year: 34.9% (59 Yes/ 110 No/ 169 Total) 2 Years: 55.8% (48 Yes/ 38 No/ 86 Total) 3 Years: 65.0% (39 Yes/ 21 No/ 60 Total)  277 participants have successfully completed the program. 46 Participants have successfully completed the program in 2023 fiscalyear.    Drug and Alcohol Total Participants year to date: 38 Graduates year to date: 38 Books completed: 56 Recidivism Rate:  90 days: 7.8% (16 Yes/ 188 No/ 204 Total) 180 days: 17.6% (29 Yes/ 136 No/: 165 Total) 1 year: 34.6% (27 Yes/ 51 No/ 78 Total)  2 years: N/A 3 years: N/A Vivitrol Monthly Injections: 0 Total Injection Year to date: 0 Recidivism with injection  90 days: 17.9% (57) Yes/ 261 No/ 318 Total) 180 days: 33.6% (102 Yes/202 No/ 304 Total) 1 year: 49.0% (128 Yes/133 No/261 Total) 2 years: 68.6% (107 Yes/49 No/ 156 Total) 3 years: 73.2% (101 Yes/37 No/138 Total) Recidivism with no injections: 90 days: 24.9% (68 Yes/ 205 No/ 273 Total) 180 days: 40.3% (102 Yes/151 No/ 253 Total) 1 year: 53.6% (125 Yes/ 108 No/ 233 Total) 2 years: : 63.5% (125 Yes/ 72 No/197T Total) 3 years: 68.2% (122 Yes/ 57 No/ 179 Total)  Subutex  Total Participants since start of Program: 273 Total Participants year to date: 52 Total participants in month of January: 52 Recidivism Rate: 90 days: 13.8% (26 Yes/ 163 No/ 189 Total) 180 days: 24.6% (33 Yes/ 101 No/ 1347 Total) 1 year: 40.0% (18 Yes/ 27 No/ 45 Total)  2 years: N/A 3 years: N/A    Methadone  Total Participants since start of Program: 54 Total Participants year to date: 15 Total participants in month of January: 15 Recidivism Rate: 90 days: 12.5% (3 Yes/24 No/ 24 Total) 180 days: 50.0% (3 Yes/3N No/6 6Total) 1 year: N/A 2 years: N/A 3 years: N/A    STATISTICS ADMINISTRATIVE    3  I  6 S    %  N o0 6        3    5  6   8  a  - a  08 8 8    3    : 5 E    8 e    80 0 00 00    3 5  a f  4        o    2023 Inmate Welfare Expenses  Vendor Name 11400 Inc Total Amaxon Total Amazon Total Amtrak Total Benjamin Roberts Ltd Total BJs Total Bob Barker Bob Barker Total Brenneman Printing Inc Total Brown Arla or Rodriguez Sujeil Total Brubaker Inc Total Error Total Global Industrial Equipment Inc Total GOVOLUTION SERVICE FEE Total Grainger Total Guardian RFID Total Hazelden Publishing Total HomedepotTotal IB Abel Inc Total JG Environmental LLC Total Justice Benefits Inc Total Justice Packaging Inc Total Lanc Co Prison Total Lanc Lebanon IU 137 Total LANCASTER REC OF DEEDS Total Leisher. Jean Total Martin Associates of Ephrata LLC Total Medical Total Office Basics Inc Total PAI Dept of Transportation Total PAC Industries LLC Total PASQUALE'S PIZZA Total Postage Total PrimeCare Medical Inc Total Propio Language Services LLC Total Restaurant Store Total Scriptel Corp Total Securus Technologies Total Singer Equipment Co Inc Total South Central Transit Authority Total Support For Prison Ministries Total Telephone Total Uline Inc Total Grand Total  Amount $ 4,480.00 $ 40.13 $ 1,935.02 $ 278.00 $ 3,350.00 $ 1,457.19 $ 559.32 $ 559.32 $ 660.00 $ 191.12 $ 1,169.99 $ 179.97 $ 8,460.60 $ 1.00 $ 33.66 $ 33,975.36 $ 4,770.00 $ 1,090.87 $ 996.46 $ 28,753.62 $ 10,949.40 $ 19,223.95 $ 130,000.00 $ 65,265.52 $ 22.25 $ 375.00 $ 3,516.00 $ 4,800.00 $ 978.64 $ 546.50 $ 8,523.75 $ 1,066.59 $ 2,658.34 $ 250,000.00 $ 488.98 $ 1,341.91 $ 587.90 $ 483,887.01 $ 39,662.70 $ 3.70 $ 55,269.78 $ 471.36 $ 14,366.50 $ 1,186,388.09    NEW BUSINESS  NEW PRISON PROJECT UPDATES    Lancaster County February 15,2024  Project Update for Prison Board Meeting  Program Document. Approved by) Board of Commissioners  The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners: approved the Lancaster County Correctional Facility program ati its February 7, 2024, Commissioners meeting. The program will serve as a guide for the design team to use in developing the LCCF design. As the design progresses, the design team will encounter conditions such ass site constraints, building adjacencies, technology upgrades and changingi industry standards that could alter elements such as square: footages included within the program. And, while the document was approved by the Commissioners, there has not been an official vote taken on the size or budget for the project. The current direction from the Commissioners is toj plan for a facility to supporta core of1,2121 beds with an initial build ofapproximately 1,0001 beds. Additionally, the Commissioners agreed to allow the project team to furtherinvestigate the opportunity for Central Booking within the new  facility.  The final program reporthas been posted to the project website, www.rcl-pa.com.  Facility Design  TranSystems and its subconsultants are in the first phase of design oft the new facility, schematic design,  and will use thej programming document to guide their process.  ###