COVID-19 Jail, Community Programs & SFSO Staff Data
Jail Health Services (JHS), a section of the Department of Public Health, began providing COVID-19 testing in April 2020 to new arrestees at jail intake. JHS also tests people who remain in custody on Day 5 and Day 14, in addition to monthly housing pod surveillance testing.
Individuals who test positive are isolated; all others remain in quarantine for the first 14 days of custody or until they are released from jail -- whichever comes first.
This protocol, along with other isolation, quarantine and physical distancing protocols, helps intercept and contain any potential spread.
Jail Health Services (JHS), a section of the Department of Public Health, began providing COVID-19 testing in April 2020 to new arrestees at jail intake. JHS also tests people who remain in custody on Day 5 and Day 14, in addition to monthly housing pod surveillance testing.
Individuals who test positive are isolated; all others remain in quarantine for the first 14 days of custody or until they are released from jail -- whichever comes first.
This protocol, along with other isolation, quarantine and physical distancing protocols, helps intercept and contain any potential spread.
thru 1/26/21
thru 1/27/2021
thru 1/27/2021
thru 1/27/2021
Includes $0 bail releases plus stipulated releases thru January 21, 2021 - updated weekly
January 17 - 23, 2021
January 17, 2021 - January 23, 2021
thru 1/21/2021 updated weekly
thru 1/21/2021 updated weekly
thru 1/21/2021 updated weekly