Cell_Occupancy_-Phones-051226.pdf

This is a Cell Occupancy Listing document for the Greenville County Detention Center in South Carolina, operated by the Greenville County Department of Public Safety. The document provides a comprehensive inventory of inmate housing units and their current occupancy status as of May 12, 2026. The facility contains 152 individual cells and housing units with varying maximum capacities, ranging from single-occupancy units to units accommodating up to 156 inmates. As of the document date, the detention center housed 1,663 inmates across all facilities against a total maximum occupancy capacity of 1,856 beds, representing approximately 89.6 percent facility utilization. Notable housing areas include the BLU unit (154 of 156 occupants), GRN01 unit (143 of 144 occupants), MH unit (59 of 59 occupants at full capacity), and various other segregated housing areas designated for specific inmate classifications.

The occupancy data reflects the operational status of multiple distinct housing areas within the detention center, including general population cells, segregation units, housing areas for special populations, and staging areas. Several units were at or near maximum capacity, while others such as LDTNK and SDTNK were significantly underutilized at the time of the document. The listing demonstrates the complex operational requirements of managing a large county detention facility with diverse housing needs and inmate classifications, which directly relates to the County's procurement of comprehensive inmate telephone and communication services to serve the approximately 1,600 average daily population across these facilities.