(A) Person(s) to be incarcerated by other agencies temporarily or until the person(s) is lawfully transferred to some other place may be held at the city's detention place or jail at a charge of $10 for first 12 hours of incarceration and $15 for any person incarcerated more than 12 hours. No person is to be incarcerated in the city jail for more than 24 hours and responsibility to move persons so incarcerated shall be upon law enforcement agency placing person in the city jail.
(B) Prisoners shall be humanely treated.
(C) No person, other than authorized, shall give prisoners any food, cigarettes or any other items. It shall be the duty of the city to provide persons incarcerated with meals.
(D) Minor medical treatment will be offered by the city jail but in the case of a major or serious illness or serious injury the arresting agency shall be contacted and shall be responsible for all medical attention and police protection, including transportation to a medical facility. In no case will any medical treatment be given or offered by the city jail to any person who is injured or ill when brought to the city jail by the arresting agency. The arresting agency shall be responsible for all medical treatment and bills related thereto for any injury or illness occuring or caused while in their custody before being incarcerated in the city jail.
(E) No person will be accepted by the city jail who is unconscious, seriously injured or seriously ill until the person is first taken for medical treatment by the arresting agency.
(F) No female person (prisoner) shall be incarcerated in the same cell with a male person (prisoner).
(G) When the arresting agency brings or causes to be brought a juvenile to the city jail, the arresting agency must first contact the juvenile officer or other proper official to get permission to so detain the juvenile. The juvenile officer or proper official shall call the City Police Department dispatcher or officer in charge and relay to them that detention of the juvenile is necessary. No juvenile prisoner shall be detained in the same cell with an adult prisoner. Under no circumstances will a juvenile prisoner be detained or incarcerated more than four hours.
(H) All person(s) being incarcerated in the city jail shall be searched. No items of value shall be kept by prisoners so detained or incarcerated. An inventory slip shall be prepared by the city jail showing all items retained by the city jail and signed by person(s) being incarcerated. Upon proper release or transfer of the prisoner, all items on the individual's inventory slip shall be returned to individual or arresting agency so transporting the prisoner.
(I) All prisoners so incarcerated shall be allowed one telephone call not to exceed three minutes. If the prisoner is so intoxicated that he or she cannot place a telephone call, it will be up to the officer in charge to have the prisoner call at a time he or she is incarcerated or later. If the prisoner does not reach the party he or she wished to call or can't place the call, he or she shall be given the right to place the call again or call someone else.
(Ord. 361, passed 2-28-1977; Ord. 361A, passed 11-13-1978)