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| - Giving a place such as this a good review seems really strange, however the staff were great so they really deserve it. They don't treat you like crap which is saying a lot as far as facilities such as this goes. I mostly just have some tips for fellow readers and people who have a sentence to fulfill. First off, this is a men's facility. Be prepared for some truly ignorant passes whenever they walk by or vice versa. Second, bring 2 LARGE towels with some cushion to them to lay on or under and one for a pillow. If you are serving a 24 hour/1 day/2 day sentence you will not make it to the tents and you will be cold and uncomfortable on a cement bench for your stay. 2 day sentences and 48 hour sentences are different. 48 hour sentences are exactly as they sound, 2 day you are out by the next day. Eat before you get there, you will only get a little loaf of stale bread, prison made peanut butter, mystery jelly, old oranges and pretty tasty little cookies. Get there in the evening. Anything before midnight still counts as a day. Bring a watch or a clock. You will have no other way of telling what time it is. Layer your clothing, it's cold. Bring a book or you will be bored out of your mind. When you're in the waiting tank, take an extra cup and the pencil they give you with you to the next cell. The holding cell water has very low pressure and you will be thirsty. Bring quarters if you need to phone a ride or drive yourself or you'll be paying cash only for an expensive taxi ride home. This is my advice for fellow women, good luck to you all. You'll thank me later
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