Macomb County Jail, Macomb County, Michigan
The Macomb County Jail was one of the first correctional facilities in Michigan to use a centralized computer controlled center capable of controlling the entire facility from one location. No bars are used anywhere within the jail except at the central communications area.
The 12-story structure is made up almost entirely of concrete. It supports a concrete frame with a masonry interior and brick exterior. All mechanical systems, emergency generator and smoke and fire detection systems are computer controlled.
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Building Highlights: |
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12 stories tall |
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Accommodates 767 inmates |
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25 mental health beds |
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26 holding and detox cells |
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12 infirmary beds |
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First use of electric detention cells in Michigan |
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No bars used, except at central communications area |
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Project Statistics: |
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Cost: |
$27,000,000 |
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Size: |
120,720 sf |
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Location: |
Mt. Clemens, MI |
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Type: |
Addition / Renovation |
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