JM: How many different blocks were there? Katy: There were 4 blocks. Sarah: 4 in the womens area Laura: There was 2 wings open, they shut down the other
side. The men had 3 I think, the women only had 1
block but 4 pods
JM: Did they have names? If so, what were they? Katy: A- Suicide watch
B and C-regular population
D-GIP pod
(A and D might be reversed) Sarah: the areas were Female pods A, B, C, and D Laura: We had A pod, which was the hole, and the other 3
was B pod C pod and Dpod
JM: Which types of inmates were housed in the different blocks? Katy: See above Sarah: High risk (due to behaviors such as
fighting,suicide, escape) were in A. B were
moderate risk, the other two were mixed with no
isolation cells. The men had two areas: south was
low risk North was any higher risk that was not
long term. Laura: A pod was for people that might be dangerous
(never any) mostly it was for people who got in
trouble or were openly gay they'd be segregated, B
and C pod were typical and D pod seemed to be for
the anti social or older people
JM: What do you remember being the nicest and worst parts about the different blocks? Katy: They all sucked. Sarah: The nicest part of my initial pod (B) was that I
was not forced out of my cell due to being in
isolation. I was moved to Pod C as a higher risk
inmate needed my cell, so I was placed in a less
focused on pod. This was considered better due to
being able to "get away" with things. I had an
individual cell at all times. Laura: The hole sucks of course you can't have a bra,
underwear, socks, and you can't have any books or
paper or NOTHING!, D pod was just boring but less
drama, I only spend a week in C pod, but all my
friends were in Bpod so when I moved over there,
my time flew by, no bad parts about B pod