Inmate Worker Program

The inmate worker program, commonly known as the “trustee” program continues to save the Sheriff’s Office money by using inmate labor in several different areas within the facilities.

Inmates prepare and serve all meals, as well as maintain the grounds and the inside of  BCSO facilities. All inmate laundry is done in-house by the trustees and they also man the phones to answer basic questions for the public. Inmates who work are eligible to receive “good days” from their sentencing judge in return for their service.

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In 2018

The Sheriff’s Office utilizes inmate labor to help offset costs. In 2018, over $1,284,000 was saved as inmates worked in excess of 154,767 hours by assisting both the jails and the community. For the PRIDE detail, over 878 work hours were logged and over 2,881 bags of trash were collected.