Exhibit_O-Annual_Jail_Report_2024.pdf

The document is an Annual Jail Report for Collin County, Texas, prepared by the Texas Commission on Jail Standards, documenting an inspection conducted on May 22-23, 2024, by inspector Michael Gravitt. The report covers three facilities: Collin County Jail (a mental health facility with 1,106 capacity and 995.00 average daily population), Collin County Minimum Security (192 capacity with 58.92 average daily population), and Collin County Courthouse (122 capacity with varying population). The total system population is 1,124, with a total average daily population of 1,053.92. The inspection was compliant, with no remedial orders issued, and the facilities were evaluated across multiple chapters including new construction, life safety, admission, release, records/procedures, health services, supervision, and other operational areas.

The report provides detailed housing capacity information, showing 1,298 total housing capacity with 1,124 population, including 42 segregation cells, 240 single cells, 268 multi-occupancy cells, 8 dorms, 4 nurse press cells, and 20 medical cells. The facilities house 21 contract inmates (USM), with 182 females, and have varying security levels ranging from 192 minimum to 890 maximum capacity. Reportable incidents include 3 deaths and 2 suicides, with no fires or escapes noted. The inspection process involved comprehensive reviews of policies, documentation, staff and inmate interviews, and facility walk-throughs across multiple operational chapters, ensuring compliance with Texas jail standards.