I was there for 5 months and a pretty bad charge and beign my first time ever on jail i hanged with…read morethe cops and staued away from the hispanics who thought they owned the place. I enjoyed my special diet for the celiac disease i have and the diabetes as well. I went to jail scared and i came out with stories of racism towards those who were classified as black or others by the hispanics, and stories on how homosexuality runs rampid with the straight inmates and how these closeted homosexuals mistreat the gay inmates. I was called a traitor to my race and i gave myself the name of snitch to deter any hooligan from getting to close to me.

Destroy the whole jail they treat everyone like they're in hell…read more And they do not feed you

Okay, so I had some warrants for my arrest for petty theft of computer cleaner. This trip to jail…read morelasted under 3 months and I was charged with "chemical intoxication (they always claim in court that I have a drinking problem lol lousy notes these people take ) and battery on a firefighter who beat my face to a pulp and my eyes were swollen shut (I only had one hand to defend myself.) This, initially, was false imprisonment because the fighterfighters had ZERO right to force me in the gurney since I was completely coherent and was answering questions without any obvious obstruction of my cognition. They beat me just after I had a seizure and had fresh wrapped burns on my face and hands - my fault there but of course they never were charged and those two were obviously believed over me. Tough luck! Anyways, I just sat there, in the cell, on my bed and faced the wall until it was feeding time or showering time. They can't lock your imagination up!!!!!! I had no one to help on the outside since I'm not a paedophile. NO! seriously!! They're so relaxed and nonchalant about creepy old dudes getting down with kiddos. But yeah, I didn't receive any help or rehabilitation in there. I literally sat or lied down like a trapped dog in a cage for roughly 2,160 hours in my head or asleep. Like literally after I was released, I went straight to the dope man.

Long story short system was down & instead of being released after my little court hearing I got…read moresent here . Apparently system had been down for 8 days . Women couldn't even sit in holding cells . We weren't getting enough food . Tampons . Anything . Guards ignored us . Toilets clogged . I've never been somewhere like this so I thought I'd wait it out . Finally , so many women there weren't any toothbrushes , shampoo or anything really . Lucky enough to get the clothes & cute little used bras & underwear . My family called & even came & nobody would tell them I was there or would save their number to notify them of my release . Same nasty sandwiches all day . Oh & I met a lovely lady who clearly wasn't right in her head . A ring too tight on her finger made it look like that black shit was ready to fall off but she got no medical attention . The absolutely worst

Disgusting building, staff is horrible. Profiting off the suffering of others. Smells disgusting,…read morestaff doesn't listen or help. Staff should be incarcerated

There is the Twin Towers the public sees, and then there is the Twin Towers families experience…read more Cold. Isolating. Terrifying. Even scheduling a visit feels like a battle--the outdated, glitchy website makes it incredibly difficult just to see your loved one. It left me feeling like families are kept at a distance instead of being encouraged to stay connected. My loved one went five days without prescribed psychiatric medication until he suffered a seizure, and by the time I saw him two weeks later, I barely recognized him. No family should have to experience that. If your loved one is there, document everything, keep calling, and never stop advocating for them. This was our experience, and people deserve to know there is another side to Twin Towers. They make everything so difficult when it comes to families supporting their loved ones.

While going through one of the hardest moments in my life I found very little things that would…read morecomfort me. Generally speaking, most people and nurses would understand and have a sense of compassion, it is unfortunate that the few that are not would have to ability to take what little comfort I found while trying to support my husband after having a stroke. I would visit Monday through Sunday attempting to find any sense of normalcy. One particular nurse named Toshi came in an asked, "Do you need anything?" I was assuming he was speaking to my husband the patient (Jonathan) So I did not pay too much attention, he then said that I needed to have the mask on. I completely understood and I told ok I will, I noticed him staring at me so I told him I was going to finish a math problem I was working on really quick, and I will put it on. Within seconds he called the charge nurse, I told the charge nurse the same thing that I was going to put it on I just wanted to finish a math problem before I was timed out. I was confused because I agreed to put it on and I though that if I advised them why I didn't want to stop right away they would understand. I spoke with the doctor because she was advised of the problem, I did not feel a sense of understanding. I understand there are polices and I am also aware of the rise in covid cases, but the truth of the matter is that I kiss my husband and we are well over 6 feet from anyone. I was more than willing to put on a mask, but I guess I did not do it fast enough. As if that was not enough the nurse Toshi returned twice after that, after returning the first time my husband requested a charge nurse to speak to, Toshi failed to get the charge nurse but came back again to provide me with the hospital rules. All I am saying is that I feel these nurses should have some compassion, I agreed to put on the mask, but I felt like a child being scolded. Even after speaking with the doctor, she stated she would switch the nurse but didn't, our concerns fell on deaf ears. It's been hard, if Toshi would have just given me 5 minutes.

One of the best places for rehabilitation. I broke my hip and femur and the day after I was…read moreadmitted they had me up and walking. The staff is awesome and very caring. The therapists are top notch, very personable and very experienced. The improvement I saw during the time I was there was amazing. So glad I was there after my surgery and continue to go there for additional therapy.

Must say I was pretty unenthused about the whole process of visitation at this location …read more... recently found out my best friend was incarcerated at this facility and let me just say I put off the visit for a week or two, due to my experience of sheer hell , total waste of time and un due stress and anger id have every week twice a week from December 2012-January 2014 and again late 2016 to mid 2017. Happy to say this time was a vast improvement! Kudos to the Staff , which was courteous and prompt, and no long lines. Besides the bucket in middle of waiting room collecting the roof leak, it seemed way cleaner. Can't vouch for the bathroom which was always just horrifying! Line moved smoothly, officers weren't standing around shooting the shit and ignoring us and letting the line build....or didn't flirt with the hood rats or talk shit or be extra with each individual...... Names called pretty promptly.... actually called within 15 minutes of checking in.... I used to fall asleep waiting for my ex boyfriends name to be called. The major problems back when was the officers always without fail would make some snarky remark or be on some enormous power trip and loved playing god with your visits. Guess al the complaints really prompted some customer service skills or on a more realistic way of putting things, the county decided to place the old officers whom were void of any human emotions somewhere that didn't involve the general public... Also the lines and disorder of the visitation was just outrageous. Congrats on getting it together, Really makes our day go by smoothly, it's nice to not be punished for our loved ones mistakes lol! I will say that the rate for parking is pretty high.... while wayside offers free parking... this is why I gave you 4 stars.

The food and the rooms service really suck. The managers and the workers act like they don't like…read morethere jobs

I was there off and on for 4 years. They always treated me fair. Everything I read people saying is…read moretrue but if you mind the rules things aren't so bad. I was just thankful not to be on the streets.

I just found out a friend of mine is staying there, while talking bto her. She informed me their…read moremeals lack in nutrition. I took the liberty of calling different places and come to find out they all serve Warm meals, except this place. This place needs to be reported for not providing the services to the woman their. The owner of this facility should be reported for allowing its staff to be aggressive with women that already have been in domestic violence and are traumatized

This place is so bullshit. I just got out Feb 28 and I was here for 6 months. I didn't get to none…read moreof my doctors appointments. I had to write the captain up a million times. Ms smith the counselor is the best. She helped me as much as she could. But best believe this is not a good jail at all for pregnant women. They treat the women like shit. It's only 50 women here and we shop last and when we get out stuff it dnt be everything. Teresa McGrath is my best friend

I'm very worried about my husband he is currently serving a 9 month sentence for non violent crime…read more He is diagnosed with Scoliosis and neuropathy . He has not seen a doctor and his medical information has been received by the jail. I'm afraid this Coronavirus can affect him because the jail does not provide him with the medical treatment he needs. The FSA authorizes BOP to maximize the use of home confinement for low risk offenders. He is low risk according to his risk assessment and less than 6 months left on his system. He should be released to home confinement he has a job waiting on his return home. Please look into his case. Thank you

The Day shift and PM shift schedulers are the best. Always helpful and understanding ,never rude…read moreand definitely never calls you and yells at you on the phone. The Early Morning Scheduler is ok but won't let you take more then 4 weeks of vacation. Bob is Bob. I would highly recommend them.

I've been coming here to study and it's been wonderful! You…read moredon't need a library card to come in and use their WiFi or to reserve a room but I'm sure the process is simple and quick. There are multiple tables and work areas to use and almost every table will have an outlet attached or within reach. They do not allow any food in the library but drinks are okay- I bring in coffee or matcha without any problems. Reserved rooms are for 2 hours but the wait can be a while so sign up early! The remaining areas are pretty quiet to work in but it does get louder than library noise from 3-5pm on weekdays when the students from the nearby school come in. Bathrooms are clean and it feels pretty safe. Definitely would recommend anyone who needs a place to get their work done.

This place SMELLS HORRIBLE. It very section it smells awful. They have so much seating, but it gets…read morepacked. Too crowded here and smells awful!!!