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VII. Transportation The County shall be responsible for the transportation of all prisoners outside the courthouse, unless agreed upon otherwise by the parties in a specific instance. The City and County agree to equally support the transportation of female City Prisoners for female specific medical purposes where no female corrections officer is available, and where the City has a female officer available on duty. VIIL Compensation A. The County agrees to accept and house City Prisoners for compensation per prisoner at the rate of $69.83 for the year 2022, $73.32 for the year 2023, and $76.99 for the year 2024 (5Yo increase each year) except as provided below. This rate includes minimum, medium and maximum classification inmates. The parties agree that the County will not charge the City a separate booking fee in addition to such rate. The date of booking into, and the date of release from, the Kittitas County Jail of the City Prisoners, no matter how little time of a twenty-four hour day it constitutes, shall count as one day and shall be billed to the City as a day of custody in the County. In the event a City Prisoner is being held on additional charges from one of the following local jurisdictions: Kittitas County Sheriff s Office, Washington State Patrol, Cle Elum PD, South Cle Elum, Roslyn PD, Kittitas PD, Central Washington University PD, the City's cost for those shared bed days shall be no greater than that ofthe otherjurisdictions. B. The rate of compensation for any inmate requiring additional or specialized conditions of incarceration to the extent that they must be placed alone in a single cell designed for double occupancy shall be double the daily rate per day ($139.66 for the year 2022, $146.64 for the year 2023, and $153.98 for the year 2024). KCJ will promptly notify Ellensburg Police Department if an offender is placed alone in such a cell, unless that housing is incidental to moving the offender or for short term disciplinary separation. a. lnmates who pose a heightened risk to themselves or others require special management, including frequent interaction and increased supervision by staff. The safety and security of this facility is dependent on a classification system that identifies inmates who pose a risk to themselves or others. lnmate who pose such a risk must be promptly and appropriately segregated from the general inmate population until such time that they no longer pose a risk. Staff have the ability to promptly segregate these inmates pending further review by supervisors, classification, and medical or mental health staff. Below are the most frequent. i. Administrative Segregation- someone who repeatedly harasses or is prone to assault staff or other inmates (non-punitive). The classification team reviews this status every L5 business days to determine if whether their status in administrative segregation is still warranted. ii. Protective Custody- a level of custody either requested or required for an inmates protection from others or one who is mentally deficient. Initial requests are immediately granted, however the classification team will Interlocal Agreement for Housing of Inmates Page 5 of 11