Guide to University of Kansas Public Safety Office - Police Jail
Overview of the Facility
The University of Kansas Public Safety Office operates a police jail primarily used to temporarily hold individuals who have been arrested on campus or within the vicinity of the university before they are either released on bail or taken to a county jail. It serves to ensure security and order within the university environment.
Contact Information
Address: 1501 Crestline Drive, Suite 120, Lawrence, KS 66045
Phone Number: (785) 864-5900
Website: publicsafety.ku.edu
Email: publicsafety@ku.edu
How to Locate an Inmate
To find if someone is being held at the University of Kansas Public Safety Office - Police Jail, contact the office directly through the provided phone number or email.
Visitation Information and Hours
Given this facility’s nature as a temporary holding place, it typically does not offer regular visitation hours. For specific inquiries, contact the Public Safety Office directly.
How to Send Money
As inmates are generally held for a short period, the facility does not typically support sending money to inmates. Please contact the office for more information on any specific needs.
Phone Calls and Video Options
Inmates may be allowed to make phone calls under supervision, but video calling is not available. For detailed policies, contact the facility directly.
Inmate Services and Programs
Due to its nature as a short-term holding facility, there are no specific programs or long-term services available for inmates at the University of Kansas Public Safety Office - Police Jail.
History of the Facility
The facility is part of the University of Kansas Public Safety Office, established to ensure the safety and security of the university community. It serves as a temporary detention area for those arrested on or near campus until further legal actions can be taken.
Security and Management Information
Managed directly by the University Public Safety Office, the police jail employs trained law enforcement personnel who specialize in campus security and public safety.
Legal and Visitation Rights
As detainees are held temporarily, their legal and visitation rights are limited within this context. It's advisable for detainees or their representatives to seek legal advice for further information on their rights.
Booking and Release Process
Individuals arrested by the university police are brought to the facility for booking, which includes fingerprinting and recording personal information. A decision is then made regarding their release on bail or transfer to a larger detention facility.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I visit someone in the police jail?
Visitation is generally not available due to the short-term nature of detentions at this facility. Please contact the Public Safety Office for any exceptions.
How can I contact an inmate?
Inmates may be able to make supervised phone calls; however, direct contact options like visitation may not be available. Contact the facility for more details.
Notable Incidents or News
There are currently no notable recent news events associated with this facility.
