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Corrections Administration
Warden Charles O'Neill
Deputy Warden Tom Kelly
Chief John Niko
The chiefs responsibilities include overseeing and ensuring a proper lawful operation of the jail. His duties includes the compliance with local health and Fire codes, adequate security, scheduling, purchasing, and maintaining the jail budget.
Captain Gary Hoats
Under the direction of the Chief, the Captain is responsible for the daily safety, security, and general operation of the facility. All uniform staff report to this position including the Administrative Lieutenant, Training Sergeant, Records/Classification Sergeant, Maintenance Sergeant, Parole Liaison, and Law Librarian. Other responsibilities include the Development, implementation and review of Policy and Procedures. The Captain is also the liaison with Special Operations along with Liaison with other Correctional and Law Enforcement agencies.
Lt. John Quinn
The Administrative Lieutenant also is in charge and oversees facility maintenance, records and classification, County Work Release Program, inmate disciplinary process, commissary and accounting, law library, and the Division Records Coordinator.
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The Warden's main responsibility is the safe and secure running of
the jail though his staff. His mission is to continue to find ways
to provide a safer community by housing offenders while offering
programs and education for offenders to increase there chances of
becoming productive citizens when released. Some of these programs
include an Inmate Social Service which provides drug and alcohol
counseling, religious, and educational services. An inmate work
release program is offered to provide offenders the opportunity to
continue their employment and support their families while paying
there debt to society. Future plans include instituting a jail
management computer system to more effectively manage the increasing
documentation requirements. Computers will also be installed in all
control centers which will enable all officers to receive timely
information. Additional cameras will be installed so that all hallways and
Dayrooms may be monitored more effectively. Upgrading outdated
technology will increase the safety of both staff and inmates while
protecting society from committed offenders.
The
Deputy Wardens responsibilities include focus on dealing with inmate
issues. These issues include requests, complaints, and
disciplinary appeals. He is also responsible for the jails account
management, billing, and assisting with the jail's yearly budget
preparation.
Along with these responsibilities he is also responsible for
updating officers personnel files and dealing with disciplinary
issues involving officers and oversees the orderly
running of the jail in the absence of the Warden. 
The
Administrative Lieutenant is responsible for the
jails food service and the Corrections officers
assigned to the kitchen. He ensures that the food
service policies, procedures, and practices are in
compliance with local and State Health Department
and the Department of Corrections standards.