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key control

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Key control will include methods for ensuring that only authorized staff members control all locking devices and keys/locks are used effectively to ensure the safety and security of the facility
Security keys, if lost or duplicated may facilitate an escape or jeopardize the security of the facility,
Key Issue and Accountability At the beginning of each watch, the on-coming area sergeant will confirm that all keys in his area of responsibility are accounted for by number of sets and key ring numbers
All keys not present in the area's key box must be logged out to the member issued those items on the Supervisors Security/Sanitation Accountability Report (P-1616)
Operational keys passed on from one officer to the next will be logged in the column titled "Issued Key Ring
Emergency keys and safety equipment issued from the area's key box will be logged in the "Comments" section with the time issued and time returned
Any discrepancies must be resolved before the off-going watch personnel are relieved
Logbooks will be used for this purpose in the areas not utilizing a Supervisors Security/Sanitation/Accountability Report (P-1616)
Each set of operational and emergency keys will have a metal tag attached for identification
The key rings will be bonded closed
Any employee inadvertently carrying operational keys home will be required to immediately return to the facility with the operational keys. Each member will be personally issued staff keys that provide access to all officer
Supervisors will at regular intervals inspect keys issued to staff members: All employees will account for their facility keys: at all times
In the event a key or a set of keys is discovered lost or damaged the staff members will immediately notify his supervisor and submit anP-0004)
the supervisor will ensure that 1. The Watch Lieutenant is notified immediately 2. Efforts to locate a lost key
In the event the lost key or set of keys cannot be located a General Offense/Incident Report will be submitted no later than the end of the staff member's tour of duty
A Noteworthy Incidents Report is completed appropriately on the agency intranet to include all of the information in 1-3 above and what efforts were made to locate the keys
Upon transfer or termination of employment with the Sheriff's Office or when otherwise requested, all issued keys will be promptly returned by the staff member
During normal business hours the keys will be turned in to the Security Unit
After hours and on weekends the keys will be turned in to the on- duty Watch Lieutenant: who will ensure they are returned to the Security Unit
Unauthorized possession, alteration, marking, duplication, manufacture, or making impressions of keys by staff members is prohibited
Any known incident will be reported in writing to the Assistant Chief. B. If criminal acts are involved: the staff member may be referred for prosecution
Staff members may also be subject to disciplinary action.
Handling of Keys A. Staff members will not leave keys unattended at anytime while on duty
Operational keys not in use will be kept in an approved secured location
Keys carried by staff members will be secured on their person
Keys will be physically handed from one staff member to another not thrown or slid
Keys will not be left unattended in locks or used to lift or pull open a lockable door or hatch
Force will not be used to operate any locks
If a locking mechanism is binding or malfunctioning Under no circumstance will an inmate be permitted: to handle any keys
Staff members will not make reference to key numbers or lock identification information in the presence of inmates or visitors
The PDF emergency operational keys are categorized as follows 1. East emergency 2. West emergency and 3. Core emergency
Replacement Keys The broken portion of the key will be placed in an envelope attached to a P-0004 Form addressed to the Security Sergeant
Remove the broken portion from the lock if possible and if unable, contact building maintenance by phone or emai
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