Bristol County Sheriff

Bristol County Jail House in New Bedford, MA is a multi-facility complex that houses male inmates with sentences of 2 years or less, higher security female and male pre-trial detainees, and sentenced inmates in a modular unit. The facility offers various levels of security, a medical unit, and programs such as residential substance abuse treatment, pre-release, and vocational education. The Dartmouth Women's Center, part of the Bristol County Sheriff's Office, provides a medium-security setting for up to 106 women with a focus on residential substance abuse treatment, educational programs including GED classes, vocational training in culinary arts, and counseling services for victims of domestic violence. The Ash Street Jail and Regional Lock Up facility detains over 200 individuals awaiting trial, offering educational, substance abuse, and religious programs, as well as civil process services provided by trained deputy sheriffs.Generated from the website

The Worcester County Jail & House of Correction is governed by the Worcester County Sheriff s Office. The facility houses inmates and offers meal and religious services. Its libraries serve as information centers for inmates and stock a variety of books, periodicals and newspapers. The Worcester County Jail & House of Correction s community service program allows inmates to provide a range of services, including construction work, painting, landscaping, snow and ice removal, sanitation and carpentry. The program s completed projects include the Fitchburg Senior Center, Auburn Town Hall, Charlton Little League, Millbury Housing Authority and Brookfield Town Hall. In addition, the Worcester County Jail & House of Correction provides mail and telephone communication services.

The Norfolk County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Patrick W. McDermott, is dedicated to enhancing public safety and providing a range of community-focused services in Dedham, MA. Their initiatives include offender education programs, health services, and various outreach efforts aimed at supporting veterans, youth, and individuals re-entering society. In addition to managing facilities like the Braintree Public Safety Complex, the Sheriff's Office actively engages in community events such as recovery festivals and safety fairs, demonstrating a commitment to serving those in need. Through innovative programs like "Are You OK?" and partnerships with local organizations, they strive to address pressing social issues and improve the well-being of Norfolk County residents. Generated from the website