I recently called jail to speak to their nurse. I found her to be very kind and my response to my…read moreemail was quick. A gentleman called me about details in my email and he too was very kind and repeated what I had told him for accuracy. I had to call a second time and the officer who answered phone was very pleasant as well.

Ok usually some might find it odd to critique having to do a weekend in jail! well actually it…read morewas probably as close to a vacation! the staff was crackin jokes so atleast they arent stressed out here! sure there was always that one who just has to try to ruin everything for every one! but other than that. we had movies! popcorn the floor officer let us know whats up and how things ran! and still though we might bend rules having fun times we still were treated with the upmost respect. keep up the great work you guys wer great

Unlike some of the other reviewers here (who've written some truly hilarious narratives), I didn't…read morehave the chance to stay at Folsom Prison. But I really wanted to see Folsom and while on the way to Folsom Lake State Recreation Area with friends, we noticed a sign for the Folsom Prison Museum. Naturally, curiosity won out and we took a much desired detour. Despite having checked online and learning the museum is closed for the foreseeable future (likely budget related), we still decided to drive onto the prison campus anyway to at least see the outside. Mission accomplished! Not only did we find the museum and snap a bunch of fun photos but we also ended up meeting two of the friendliest prison guards imaginable (please note: they're also the only prison guards I've ever met, but still!). They generously took the time to share stories about the prison's history, current conditions, and even fun trivia like the fact that all California license plates are made here at Folsom. Incredible! Oh! I also got a Junior Correctional Officer sticker, how fun!!! Their kindness and willingness to chat really made the stop worthwhile, even without stepping inside the museum. Which, by the way, the museum is the old warden's residence! While I'd love to return if the museum ever reopens, I'll definitely pass on the chance to spend a night here as an official guest. Still, for a quick, quirky, and historic stop, Folsom Prison delivered.

The Johnny Cash trail was interesting to say the least. Definitely wear sunscreen as the sun beams…read moredown, you'll get your steps in for sure. This is not for the weak or slightly interested. Pay attention to the signage so you'll see where to go. The informational plaques here and there are nice. It's still cool to see wildlife I. The distance or the areas around.

I just got done doing 45 days and during my stay I was blessed to be able to become a worker in the…read morejail and that's because of one officer Miss Edwards. I like to say thank you for taking the chance on me I'd also like to thank all of the classification officers for giving me the chance the food was not that bad the stay was not that bad. working for them I was very grateful to earn a month off. I would like to also thank Miss Mayfield and Miss Meliane. For the coffee and the bubbly water that you ladies provide to us workers. I would also like to say thank you for all the old timers that are still there miss sodemburg, officer Leonard, Hayes, belkie, freeze, Truman, Hancock for being there and making the jail fantastic as it is. Also a big thank you too Miss messenger Mr Rodriguez and Miss Irwin .

Can't even talk to an operator to see if someone is booked. Their stupid phone system is IC…read moresolutions. It is not a solution it creates a bigger problem. I want to talk to a live person.

Figuring out Medicare can be a difficult process, and I've got the run around from the Medical…read moreOffice and Blue Cross. But today, at the Social Security Office, I was assisted by Zee, and I cannot thank her enough for going above and beyond to give me hope that I will finally get my situation rectified or at least a start in the right direction! Thank you Zee for your professionalism and being so supportive and helpful! I am beyond grateful!

Very professional . Quick and to the point . On top of there…read moregame , things can be unnerving at times . No dissapointments. Always came through for me .

III cant believe the extent that this "police department will go" to bring down people they dont…read moreenjoy. I just got a letter from the PD on my towed vehicle saying my "tires are in poor condition" I just bought this car new, have never even pressed the gas pedal beyond half, and there is barely 12k miles on them!!! If what they say is true, I should sue Toyota!!! This is a joke I have lived in 61 places. I've never had to call 911 in this type of situation I hope this problem is confined to Yuba City and it can be worked on. My own father was very high up in California corrections, his wife - a lieutenant at Folsom. He doesnt know about my situation.. I wanna work things out as a man. I'm very disappointed to how I was responded to. I know people wont speak up at this time, I'm hoping once my video gets released, they/you might

Professional, courteous, courageous, efficient and effective…read more These men and women serve the community very well. I have had nothing but superlative service and protection from the Yuba City Police Department.

Besides having had the worst Gawd awful experience of being one of the first inmates to open this…read morefacility back in May of 2014, I learned my lesson never to go back. But now years later, I've been trying without any luck to mail a letter hoping to lift an old friends spirits, maybe buy them a snack or two. Not sure what's going on, like perhaps there's an unofficial rule to ex nay any former inmates attempting to write anyone in the Placer Co. Correctional Facilities? Just a thought! Has anyone else had such a hard time getting a letter through? Protocol now is they photocopy all mail and give the inmates copies as a way of curtailing drug flow through the mail system. There are no gang relations. A dark blue pen IS NOT A MARKER! Their latest reason for returning my mail. I'm not giving up; I'm writing the Jail Commander next. Just wondering if anyone else has suffered such nonsense? There is power in numbers. If mail is being copied by Secures Inc., why the pettiness? Corrections should be encouraging ties to the community for incarcerated individuals. Just wanting to voice my sentiments and pray that somehow such nonsense be noticed by the higher-ups. And then they make the needed corrections in their own division. Thanks for listening!

South Placer Jail, in my experience, treated me with less than ethical law enforcement and is not a…read moreplace that treats people that have made a mistake with any compassion. 80% of the medical and Custody staff are VERY disrespectful and arrogant. There is one Officer and one Medical staff that were a head and shoulders above all the rest in doing a PROFESSIONAL JOB and they deserve recognition for their exceptional job performance. Officer Seerena and Medical nurse Ellie. I thank you very much. Your piers and supervisors should recognize you both as Role models with self respect and ethics. Thank you for all you did to help me through the toughest time in my life and my time in custody. The custody staff and the Medical staff need to realize the people they are not treating with respect and using poor judgement without compassion might be someone that they might need help or compassion when they see you in public! Gary Benson

Nice people and pretty informative. Could be a little more tech friendly.read more

I was there from 2002 to 2007. All the staff were kind and courteous. The food was some of the…read morebest ever. I had a great time reading and writing and selling my soul to Jesus Christ. I mostly did read the King James Bible though I admit to spending a great amount of time in the back of the Strong's Exhaustive Concordance. This place was so great to me. They ran an MRI, an EEG, and EKG trying to determine my exact mental condition to give me the proper medications. I really enjoyed working with the staff. The mental health section was especially good.

So I come to visit a family member just about every weekend. I always make sure I make it at least…read more30 minutes before my visit time, because there can be a long line of vehicles entering the prison grounds so please make sure you give yourself enough time just in case so you can find parking, change clothes, need to make change or just need to give yourself some time to walk over to the waiting area. The deputies are extremely strict with attire, so please make sure you come with loose fitting clothing. No tight clothes, leggings, jeggings, see through clothing, blue denim, olive green clothing or blue clothing. You can where leggings and jeggings if you are wearing a very long shirt, which covers your backside and front....something to mid thigh. They do have change machines for $5-$20 bills. You can only enter with $1 bills and quarters. I believe it's $40-$50 per person who are visitors. The deputies are nice, but strict. If you're pleasant towards them, they'll be pleasant towards you. Happy visiting!

I mean it's a prison, not the 4 Seasons. It's full of grey walls as you would expect. This Prison…read moredoesn't offer much in regards to tourism so don't expect to get past the guard post for some photo ops. It's a level 4 maximum security prison but they also have a small minimum camp. They offer several programs for the inmates from academic schooling, vocational schooling, recreation and some are even lucky enough to have paying jobs. It is fairly clean, as this place has become more of a hospital setting so the floors are mopped, stripped and waxed all the time. If the cells are dirty, well that's on its occupants. If your looking for touristy, hit up Old Folsom just next door. They have a museum with displays of confiscated 'shanks' and a huge Farris wheel made out of toothpicks by an inmate. You can also stroll past the guard post a little ways for a better picture of the entrance gate famously seen in American Me and some Johnny Cash photos. Another fun fact some aren't aware of is that Folsom has 3 prisons! Old folsom, new Folsom (California state prison Sacramento ) and a woman's prison just up the road which opened a few years back.

LOL, its sac county jail..does anyone really have a good experience here? I will say they are…read morepretty organized and work hard to get requests processed quickly. Basically they want to get you in and out lol. You can visit inmates, attend court, add money to inmate accounts, pick up inmate property and more. Make sure you have time to waste if you're goin to do any of the things mentioned above because it's no quick thing As seen on Netflix Jailbirds LOL

I got thrown in Sacramento Jail a few years back for false allegations. Ultimately, the charges…read morewere dropped. The Jail Gards are a bunch of Bully Thugs. Very Unprofessional. They were worse than the inmates. As I was getting processed, this young guy smarted off to them, so they used excessive force, and hostile language and brutally twisted his wrists, They ordered me to watch the incident. They had these old obsolete phones, which were probably 50 years old. My right to make a phone call to my cell phone was denied because it was considered to be long distance even though it was a 916 area code. I could call land phones but not to any cell phones. I'll be dammed, If I am being held against my will, I should be allowed to call anyone I need to help me deal with this bullshit. The only numbers I could connect to were to local Bail Bonds, which are also a bunch of crooks. I couldn't call my wife to discuss the bail conditions. Without my knowledge, my wife bailed me out. It was an excessive $150,000 bail which cost me $15,000. I had no way of telling my wife, to hold off and see what happens at the bail hearing because they denied me of being allowed to call my own local phone number because it is a cell phone. As they let me out, a Jail cop was very rude and hostile. I couldn't understand him, so he yelled "Did you get your ass kicked while you were in jail?" Because I was denied from being able to call my local cell phone when I got out, I was stranded in downtown Sacramento. I didn't dare ask the front desk if I could make a phone call. I just wanted to get the hell away from those assholes. SHAME ON YOU SACRAMENTO JAIL STAFF