tution staff shall be available to the inmate upon request, within reason and within the bounds of security concerns. d. Each Captain shall develop Post Orders providing guidance to staff supervising an inmate on dry cell status. Consideration should be given to the use of video camera during the dry cell

onal officers assigned to their shift are in the prescribed uniform. POST ORDERS REVIEW: Lieutenants are responsible for the continuous review, of Post Orders. The Captain will assign the revision of Post Orders to the Lieutenants. It will be your responsibility to submit suggestions for changes to the C

POST ORDERS SPECIAL HOUSING UNIT LIEUTENANT THIS IS NOT AN ARMED POST POST ORDER REVIEW: Lieutenants are responsible for the continuous review of Post Orders. The Captain will assign the revision of Post Orders to a lieutenant. All submissions in reference to changes to the Post Orders will be forwarded

6:00PM and 6:00AM by dialing "333" using the telephone. EQUIPMENT: Equipment needed varies with each assignment and is outlined in the individual Post Orders. Generally, equipment issued will be a combination of keys, portable radio, and detail pouch. A flashlight is required during the evening and morni

e officer's responsibilities. Good judgment and common sense are expected in all situations not covered in these post orders. NOTE: In addition to Post Orders, the Special instructions must be read in conjunction with post orders(Section 2). Staff assigned to this post must thoroughly familiarize themselv

officer's responsibilities. Good judgment and common sense are expected in all situations not covered in these post orders. NOTE: In addition to Post Orders, the Special instructions must be read in conjunction with post orders. (Section 2) Staff assigned to this post must thoroughly familiarize themsel

e officer's responsibilities. Good judgment and common sense are expected in all situations not covered in these post orders. NOTE: In addition to Post Orders, the Special instructions must be read in conjunction with post orders. Staff assigned to this post must thoroughly familiarize themselves with the

ional officers assigned to their shift are in the prescribed uniform. POST ORDERS REVIEW: Lieutenants are responsible for the continuous review of Post Orders. The Captain will assign the revision of Post Orders to the Lieutenants. It will be your responsibility to submit suggestions for changes to the C

e officer's responsibilities. Good judgment and common sense are expected in all situations not covered in these post orders. NOTE: In addition to Post Orders, the Special instructions must be read in conjunction with post orders. Staff assigned to this post must thoroughly familiarize themselves with the

6:00PM and 6:00AM by dialing "333" using the telephone. EQUIPMENT: Equipment needed varies with each assignment and is outlined in the individual Post Orders. Generally, equipment issued will be a combination of keys, portable radio, and detail pouch. A flashlight is required during the evening and morni

6:00PM and 6:00AM by dialing "333" using the telephone. EQUIPMENT: Equipment needed varies with each assignment and is outlined in the individual Post Orders. Generally, equipment issued will be a combination of keys, portable radio, and detail pouch. A flashlight is required during the evening and morni

hen these searches are performed and who is authorized to perform them. • When to conduct searches? Searches are performed according to scheduled Post Orders and/or supervisory instructions. Searches may be performed any time of the day or night, during any shift. They may be scheduled or unscheduled. •

upying the cell, and that blankets, towels, and other linens will not be used as rugs or hung over inmate bunk beds at any time. Pursuant to these Post Orders, MCC New York housing unit officers on all three shifts are responsible for maintaining “a high level of sanitation” and a “safe and clean environme

ccupying the cell, and that blankets, towels, and other linens will not be used as rugs or hung over inmate bunk beds at anytime. Pursuant to these Post Orders, MCC New York housing unit officers on all three shifts are responsible for maintaining "a high level of sanitation" and a "safe and clean environme

ccupying the cell, and that blankets, towels, and other linens will not be used as rugs or hung over inmate bunk beds at anytime. Pursuant to these Post Orders, MCC New York housing unit officers on all three shifts are responsible for maintaining "a high level of sanitation" and a "safe and clean environme

ccupying the cell, and that blankets, towels, and other linens will not be used as rugs or hung over inmate bunk beds at any time. Pursuant to these Post Orders, MCC New York housing unit officers on all three shifts are responsible for maintaining "a high level of sanitation" and a "safe and clean environme