Bristol County Jail in North Dartmouth, MA is an 1100-bed facility that houses male inmates with sentences of 2 years or less, higher security female inmates or pre-trial detainees, and higher security male pre-trial detainees. The facility consists of decentralized housing units with varying levels of security, a medical unit, and a modular unit for sentenced inmates who have progressed through a classification system to earn a spot in the Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Unit, the Pre-Release Program, and the Work Crews. The Bristol County Sheriff's Office Women's Center, located on the same site, is a medium security facility that accommodates a maximum of 106 women. It offers a Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Program, access to educational classes, counseling for incarcerated victims of domestic violence, and vocational training in Culinary Arts. Various programs and services, including parenting, life skills, HIV prevention, anger management, and faith-based services, are also provided.Generated from the website

Suffolk County Sheriffs Department

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Suffolk County Sheriffs Office