Pulaski County Detention Facility

Inmate Services The Inmate Services Section coordinates with community based programs in order to bring self-help programs to the inmates. The programs are designed to integrate community support and control the recidivism rate of the inmates, through a classroom setting and instructional media. The Inmate Services Section also coordinates with the court system to provide intervention classes to the inmates during their incarceration. In addition to self-help programs, the Inmate Services Section provides the opportunity for inmates to get haircuts, phone calling cards and indigent supplies. They also operate the inmate barbershop. Inmate Visitation The Visitation Clerks are primarily the first person to greet the public. They respond to visitors, clergy, attorneys, law enforcement agencies and rehabilitation agencies when requesting visitation with inmates. There is one sworn deputy and four civilian clerks assigned to Visitation. The clerks schedule over 2000 appointments per month, on average.