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Coosa Valley Youth Services Detention is for County Juvenile offenders have not been sentenced yet and are detained here until their case is heard.
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The Coosa Valley Youth Services Detention is a medium to low-security detention center located at 4625 McClellan Blvd Anniston, AL that is operated locally by the Juvenile Justice Department and holds youths awaiting the determination of punishment for the crimes which they are accused. Most of the adolescents are here for less than two years.
The Coosa Valley Juvenile Detention Center has grown from a 23 bed facility to our current 48 bed capacity. Established as a regional detention program, we currently hold male and female juveniles charged with criminal offenses from our six member counties: Calhoun, Etowah, Talladega, Dekalb, St. Clair and Cherokee. In addition, we also accept juveniles from non-member counties on a space-available basis.
Juveniles held at our detention facility range in age from 10 to 18 years of age. Pursuant to Alabama law, juveniles 16 years or older, who have committed a capital offense, a Class A felony, or a felony involving a deadly weapon, are not held in juvenile facilities. All juveniles housed in our detention facility are here under a court order. Juveniles held are either awaiting adjudication hearings on their delinquent charges or are awaiting placement in a juvenile treatment program. The length of stay varies from less than 24 hours to approximately two months.
Licensed and inspected by the Alabama Department of Youth Services (DYS), the juvenile detention center strives to make a positive impact on the youth we serve by utilizing individual and group counseling, an in-house academic program, on-site medical attention, and a token economy system employing behavioral modification techniques. In addition, our youth are exposed to outside-agency presentations by the Agency for Substance Abuse, the AIDS Services Center, Free-By-Choice, and volunteers from the Junior League and area churches. Through the use of these resources, we attempt to provide a challenging and progressive setting in which youth are given an opportunity to change their lives. For many of our youth, detention represents their last chance before entering the adult criminal justice arena
The program goal of Detention is to provide individualized and short-term treatment to each and every juvenile in our facility. Our Detention program provides a wide-ranging diversity of services that support the juvenile's physical, emotional, and social maturity.
Programs provided for all juveniles minimally include:
Juvenile facilities overseen by Calhoun County do not publish the names of the offenders housed in their facility. As such, there is no public forum for this information.
Visitation hours
Monday thru Friday - 4:30 pm until 7:30 pm;
Saturdays and Sundays - 12:30 pm until 7:30 pm; and
Holidays - 10:00 am until 7:30 pm.
The Program Manager or Shift Supervisor must approve appointments lasting longer than one hour. After youth have been detained for a full 72 hours, they may receive 3 hours of visitation per week from Monday thru Sunday only from the persons approved by the courts. All visitors, 18 years or older, must present a picture ID and sign in on the visitors' log. Visitors not on the approved list must wait in their vehicles. We are not responsible for children left unattended.
Only parents/guardians, grandparents, siblings (10 years and younger) and one pastor may be placed on a youth's visitation list. Visitors that present a safety or security risk for the youth or the center may be removed from the list with the approval of the Administration.
Visitors that are drunk or disorderly will be asked to leave. If they refuse, the police will be called. Tobacco products are not permitted in visitation. Staff will search all packages taken into visitation. Purses and other personal belongings should be left in visitors' cars or placed in the locker next to the visitation room with the visitor holding the key. All outer clothing, such as coats, must be removed prior to entering the visitation room.
All youth must be strip-searched completely following each visitation. Youth may not wear shoes into visitation.
Attorneys may visit anytime, but must schedule their visits and use of the visitation rooms. Staff will check their ID and have them sign in and out on the list and indicate their purpose for visiting. Their visits do not count toward the regular weekly visits.
Visitation rooms are monitored from the main control room by visitation intercoms. Visitors will be instructed in how to use the intercoms and make sure they are working before being locked in the visitation room.
No outside drinks are allowed in visitations, for youth or the visitor. If a visitation is during Coosa Valley meal times, the youth will eat and drink a Coosa Valley prepared meal or snack.
