DOC COVID-19 Response MEDIA AVAILABILITY SEPT. 3, 2020 Washington - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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DOC COVID-19 Response MEDIA AVAILABILITY SEPT. 3, 2020 Washington State Department of Corrections As of Sept. 1, 2020 Washington State Penitentiary: 28 Airway Heights: 1 Washington Corrections Center: 2 WADOC ranks in the


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DOC COVID-19 Response

MEDIA AVAILABILITY – SEPT. 3, 2020

Washington State Department of Corrections

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As of Sept. 1, 2020

  • Washington State Penitentiary: 28
  • Airway Heights: 1
  • Washington Corrections Center: 2
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WADOC ranks in the lowest 1/3 of state correctional systems

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WADOC ranks 35th out of 50

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WADOC ranks 26th

The Bureau of Prisons (BOP) is included in this bar chart.

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WADOC/County Comparison

DOC has tested 28% of incarcerated population

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WADOC/County Comparison

DOC has tested 54% of prisons staff during employee mass testing

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WADOC/County Comparison

DOC has tested 35.8% of total incarcerated population + prison staff

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Corrections’ approach to COVID-19

  • Immediate action-Jamison Roberts
  • Emergency Operations at DOC
  • Medical guidance
  • https://doc.wa.gov/corrections/covid-19/default.htm
  • Isolate and contain – Arminda Svoboda-Miller
  • Staff screening
  • Suspending visitation/outside guests
  • Supplementing w/ additional calls, Jpay, etc.
  • Increased family council calls/incarcerated outreach
  • Testing, quarantine, isolation and treatment
  • Adding TVs, handheld games, access to phones to isolation
  • Co-horting to allow more movement
  • Masks, sanitization, social distancing
  • Next steps:
  • Serial staff testing/continued QA
  • Continued emphasis on activities for incarcerated & families
  • Family council meetings, interaction w/ incarcerated
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Looking to the future

  • Connections and community
  • Hope Gardens: 74,000+ lbs of produce for communities and

kitchens

  • CCD & Prisons donating back-to-school supplies
  • Making masks & PPE: 10,000+ at WCC alone, Tyvek @ WCCW
  • Safe Start Corrections
  • Visitation
  • Education/programming
  • Continued values work
  • Budget and priorities moving forward
  • Overtime, working together, Rapid Hiring
  • Corrections Pride