This traditional government building is where all of the policies and directives come from and are enforced on behalf of this state. There are no inmates housed here as this facility operates in the public sector.
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The police department maintains a small jail cell designed for short-term housing of offenders following their arrest. During their temporary stay, arrestees are provided with meals and access to bathroom facilities within the cell. However, due to space limitations, movement outside the general cell area is restricted, and seating and bedding may be limited, resulting in some inmates sitting or sleeping on the floor.
It's important to note that the police department's jail cell is not equipped for long-term incarceration, and offenders are typically held for a maximum of 72 hours. If an extended period of incarceration is required, individuals will likely be transferred to the nearby facility operated by the Pulaski sheriff. For further information or inmate search capabilities, individuals are encouraged to utilize the resources provided by the Pulaski sheriff's office.