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1:49 with all of the law and justice and public safety departments. Clark County Council meeting. The council unanimously... Agreed that now was the time to put this forward. The problems facing that the incarcerated community is facing are more complex and more costly. Outdoor exercise equipment. Mental health addiction, just physical health itself. People are in the jail you know that's that's rock bottom for... A cracked glass window in the jail. Most most people and and we're we're trying to address all of the needs. An empty room shows three wall mounted payphones with dry wall peeling. They have so that we're not really seeing a revolving door. We'll do we'll serve as best we can. To better understand the request for jail expansion and remodel we took a walking tour of

2:46 the current jail facility. So again she's got three or four or five screens that she's managing at the same time and again as we look at... A woman watches several monitors at a control desk, main control area. Those and seeing what our staff are doing. It's improving cameras. It's improving access. It's improving the technology that this is old technology and oftentimes it's at the end of its life. So this is our Sally Port area right and it's a semi-secure... Sally Port garage area in the jail. ...secured area but at the same time we have folks and so this is often full with three police cars at least. This deputy right here who's waiting to take or have this person brought into the jail right he's been here anywhere from 20 to 30 to an hour to an hour and a half depending on if he was the first the third or the fifth person. An officer waits to book someone just arrested. This is the the really the largest funnel for our public safety

3:42 partners law enforcement on the road where they have to come here and wait and again it's because we have such a small space in here in the booking counters. An officer books someone into the jail. Oftentimes because there's a lot of processes. They're not able to see. This is our administrative segregation area in our suicide watch area and so again he has many inmates that he's keeping an eye on right. An officer sits at a desk and looks at three computer monitors. So this side behind you or to the side right here is our administrative segregation so those inmates that are problematic upstairs sometimes because we just don't have enough bed spaces they are brought down here because it's an extra bed right. They're