Or. Admin. Code § 291-011-0050 - Property
(1) Any personal
property, as defined in the department's rules on Personal Property (AIC) (OAR
291-117), not permitted in the cell of any disciplinary-segregated AIC will be
properly stored in a location designated by the functional unit manager. Upon
release from the Disciplinary Segregation Unit, the AIC will check their
personal property and sign the property sheet.
(2) The following standard items are issued
to all AICs in disciplinary segregation:
(a)
Writing utensil
(b) Appropriate
clothing items;
(c) Shower shoes
(one pair);
(d) Towel;
(e) Blanket(s) (staff will determine
appropriate number issued consistent with general population
standards;
(f) Sheets (two
total);
(g) Mattress;
(h) Pillow;
(i) Pillow case;
(j) Socks (one pair);
(k) Soap;
(l) Toothbrush;
(m) Comb;
(n) Undergarments;
(o) Property box;
(p) Envelopes (two);
(q) Writing paper; and
(r) AIC communication forms (two
total).
(3) AICs
classified as short-term status are allowed the standard issued items plus the
following personal property:
(a) Envelopes (20
total);
(b) Library book
(one);
(c) Newspaper
(one);
(d) Magazines (three
total);
(f) Legal work (pending);
and
(g) Address book.
(4) Those AICs classified as
long-term status are allowed the standard issued items, personal property
identified for short-term status AICs, plus the following personal property:
(a) Library books (three total)
(b) Disciplinary Segregation Unit approved
canteen items purchased after admission to DSU;
(c) Photographs (ten total); and
(d) Magazines and newspapers which may be
exchanged if approved by the disciplinary segregation supervisor.
(5) Property for AICs in close
supervision status includes the following, unless a specific deprivation order
exists as authorized in OAR 291-011-0064:
(a)
Clothing (shower shoes, undergarments, socks);
(b) Bedding or linens (mattress, pillow, and
pillowcase, two sheets, blankets, and towel); and
(c) Basic hygiene items (toothbrush, comb,
toilet paper, and soap).
(6) An AIC on close supervision status will
not be allowed to maintain personal property in their assigned cell. Pen or
pencil, paper, envelopes, and mail or legal work will be issued daily if
requested for a four-hour block of time.
(7) Disciplinary-segregated AICs will be
permitted to retain basic personal health items (such as, dentures, prescribed
glasses, hearing aids).
(8)
Disciplinary-segregated AICs will be permitted religious items as approved by
the chaplain and security manager in accordance with the department's rules on
Religious Activities (AIC) (OAR 291-143).
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 179.040, 423.020, 423.030 & 423.075
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 179.040, 423.020, 423.030 & 423.075
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