Cell_Occupancy_-Phones-051226.pdf

This file is a Cell Occupancy Listing document for the Greenville County Detention Center in South Carolina, detailing the maximum occupancy and current occupant counts across multiple housing units and specialized facilities. The document reflects a detention facility with a total maximum capacity of 1,856 inmates and a current population of 1,663 inmates as of the document's creation date. The listing identifies numerous cell blocks and specialized areas including general housing units (designated by letters and numbers such as 2A, 2B, 3A, 4A1-4A8, etc.), medical/mental health units (MH, MH2, HRM), isolation units (ISO-M, ISO-F), recreation areas (REC), staging areas (FSTAG, RSTAG), and color-coded housing blocks (BLU, GRN01, YEL) with varying capacities. Notable high-capacity areas include the BLU block with 156 maximum occupancy and 154 current occupants, GRN01 with 144 maximum occupancy and 143 current occupants, and YEL with 105 maximum occupancy and 82 current occupants, indicating the facility's substantial housing infrastructure across multiple specialized and general population areas.

This occupancy data provides a current operational snapshot of the detention center that serves as the basis for the Inmate Telephone and Communication Services solicitation (RFP #26104). The facility's average daily population of approximately 1,600 inmates aligns closely with the current occupancy figure of 1,663, establishing the operational scale for which vendors must design and deliver comprehensive communication systems. The occupancy listing demonstrates the complexity of the facility's operations across diverse housing types and security classifications, informing vendors' technical requirements regarding system deployment, equipment distribution, and service capacity planning throughout multiple facilities and specialized units.