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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrd 1464 - Custodial Care Standards for Adult Holding Facility 0- 0n 'Igoe' CITY OF TUKWILA WASHINGTON ORDINANCE NO. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TUKWILA, WASHINGTON, ADDING A NEW SECTION 8.100 TO THE TUKWILA MUNICIPAL CODE ADOPTING CUSTODIAL CARE STANDARDS FOR THE ADULT HOLDING FACILITY OPERATED BY THE TUKWILA POLICE DEPARTMENT WHEREAS, RCW Chapter 70.48 (Chapter 462, Section 17, Laws of 1987) requires that all units of local government that own or operate adult correctional facilities adopt standards for the operation of those facilities no later than January 1, 1988, and WHEREAS, the Tukwila Police Department has administratively adopted the custodial care standards contained in this ordinance effective January 1, 1988 as an interim measure until acted upon by the Tukwila City Council, and WHEREAS, such legislation further provides that cities and towns shall adopt the standards established collectively by the cities and towns of the state, and WHEREAS, the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs have developed a recommended set of custodial care standards which has been studied by the Tukwila Police Department and modified to take into consideration the particular requirements of the Tukwila Police holding facilities, and WHEREAS, the Tukwila Police Department has recommended adoption of these custodial care standards for the Tukwila Police Department holding facilities to the Tukwila City Council, and WHEREAS, the custodial care standards contained in this ordinance represent those necessary to meet federal and state constitutional requirement relating to health, safety, and welfare of inmates and staff, and specific state and federal statutory requirements and to provide for the public's health, safety, and welfare, now, therefore, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF TUKWILA DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: Section 1. There is hereby added to Title 8, Tukwila Municipal Code, a new chapter, 8.100 Custodial Care Standards for Detention Facilities, which shall contain the following sections and text: CHAPTER 8.100 CUSTODIAL CARE STANDARDS FOR DETENTION FACILITIES Sections: Physical Plant Standards 8.100.010 Emerqencv Suspension of Custodial 8.100.020 Care Standards General Administration 8.100.030 3220C4 Page 1 Training 8.100.040 Records 8.100.050 Emergency Procedures 8.100.060 Use of Force 8.100.070 Admissions 8.100.080 Classification and Segregation 8.100.090 Release and Transfer 8.100.100 Staffing 8.100.110 Supervision and Surveillance 8.100.120 Critical Articles 8.100.130 Rules of Conduct 8.100.140 Written Procedures for Medical Services 8.100.150 Access to Health Care 8.100.160 Access to Facilities 8.100.170 Meals 8.100.180 8.100.010 Physical Plant Standards. Holding facilities shall be secure. Such facilities shall have adequate lighting, heat, ventilation and fire detection and suppression equipment. Each holding facility cell shall be equipped with a bench, toilet, lavatory and drinking water facilities. A telephone shall be accessible. 8.100.020 Emergency Suspension of Custodial Care Standards. Nothing in these standards shall be construed to deny the power of the chief of police or his designee to temporarily suspend any standard herein prescribed in the event of an emergency which threatens the safety or security of any jail, prisoners, staff or the public. 8.100.030 General Administration. There shall be written policies and procedures which shall be made available to each authorized person who is responsible for the confinement of a prisoner in the facility. 8.100.040 Training. All authorized persons responsible for the confinement of a prisoner shall receive an orientation to the policies and procedures of the facility relative to their duties. On- the -job training shall be provided as deemed appropriate by the chief of police, or his designee. 8.100.050 Records. If formal booking occurs in the facility, the information shall be recorded on a booking form. Any medical problems experienced by a prisoner while in the facility shall be recorded and such records maintained. Information concerning medical problems shall be transmitted at the time the prisoner is transported to another jail, hospital, or other facility. A. Prison population records shall be maintained by keeping a jail register for each holding facility. B. Written infraction and discipline records shall be maintained for all incidents which result in major property damage or bodily harm. 8.100.060 Emergency Procedures. The emergency plan shall outline the responsibilities of department staff, evacuation procedures, and subsequent disposition of the prisoners after removal from the area or facility.All personnel should be trained in the emergency procedures. 8.100.070 Use of Force. The chief of police or his designee shall establish and maintain written policies and procedures regarding the use of force and the use of deadly force. Control may be achieved through advice, warnings, 3220C4 CHAPTER 8.100 CUSTODIAL CARE STANDARDS FOR DETENTION FACILITIES Page 2 and persuasion, or by the use of physical force (lethal non lethal). While the use of physical force may be necessary in situations which cannot be otherwise controlled, force may not be resorted to unless other reasonable alternatives have been exhausted or would clearly be ineffective under the particular circumstances. Officers are permitted to use only the minimum amount of force that is reasonable and necessary to protect others or themselves from bodily harm and /or to effect an arrest. Officers are to utilize progressive discretion in the use of force, keeping in mind both ends of the spectrum, verbal communication (advice, warning, persuasion, etc.) and lethal force. A. Lethal force shall be utilized only after all other alternative means have been expended and in concurrence with applicable use of the specific weapon used; firearm, baton, neck holds, etc., the law authorizes an officer to use lethal force when it appears necessary to protect himself or others from what could be reasonably considered as an immediate threat of great bodily harm or imminent peril of death, or to prevent the escape of a fleeing felony suspect when the officer has probable cause to believe that the suspect has committed a dangerous felony as described below: (1) Murder (any) (2) Manslaughter (1st or 2nd degree) (3) Rape or attempted rape (1st or 2nd degree) (4) Robbery (any) (5) Aggravated assault (6) Attempted or actual bombing or arson which creates or causes a potential threat to life (7) Burglary (perpetrator armed or has assaulted any person therein) B. Neck holds must be considered potentially lethal as documented in the King County Medical Examiner's reports. Because they are potentially lethal, they may be considered as an alternative to the use of firearms when the use of firearms is permitted by law. C. A neck hold, as discussed in this policy, is a general term for two different holds: 3220C4 (1) Carotid Restraint "Sleeper Is a method in which the suspect is approached from behind by the officer. The officer places the interior part of his elbow under the suspect's chin against his windpipe, then brings pressure to the suspect's carotid arteries by pressure from the officer's forearm and biceps. This results in a lack of blood flow to the brain and causes the suspect to lose consciousness. (2) Arm Bar Choke Hold: The arm bar choke hold is a method of controlling the suspect by approaching him from behind and then placing the officer's forearm under the suspect's chin against his windpipe, bringing pressure against the windpipe and causing the suspect to cease resistance due to the lack of air. D. Neck holds shall be utilized as follows: (1) Neck holds may be used in self defense or defense of others whenever the force used or attempted to be used against an officer or another is potentially lethal or creates a substantial risk of serious bodily harm. (2) Neck holds will not be used by officers for routine control of a person already in custody. Page 3 3220C4 (3) Whenever an officer uses a neck hold, he will notify his on -duty supervisor who will direct that the person on whom the hold was applied be examined by medical personnel. E. Non lethal force shall be used as the preferred means in the progression of force used to effect an arrest and to protect one's safety and /or the safety of another. F. Whenever an officer must employ an amount of force capable of causing injury in the course of effecting an arrest, overcoming resistance, or controlling a dangerous situation, the officer will promptly submit a written report on the incident. This same requirement applies if an incident in which force was used results in actual injury. 8.100.080 Admissions. No prisoner shall be confined without proper legal authority. A. Each prisoner, within a reasonable period of time after completion of booking, shall be advised of his right to, and be allowed to complete, at least two local or collect calls to persons of his choice who may be able to come to his assistance. If the prisoner chooses not to place the calls allowed, this information shall be noted on the booking form: Provided, that appropriate protection of access to an attorney shall be maintained for prisoners without funds. B. Reasonable provisions for communication with non English speaking, handicapped and illiterate prisoners shall be provided. C. The booking process shall be completed promptly unless extenuating circumstances necessitate delay. D. Arrival at the holding facility shall progress as follows: (1) All persons arrested and taken to be processed at the Tukwila Police Department will enter the facility through the sally port area. (2) Officers will park their vehicles as far forward and to one side of the sally area as possible (to allow for other vehicles to pass). (3) Weapons are prohibited in the holding area. They are to be secured in the gun locker or the vehicle trunk prior to removing :he prisoner from the vehicle. E. Registration shall be as follows: (1) All persons who are brought into the booking area in the custody of the Tukwila Police and /or outside agencies will be registered. (2) Officers, upon entering the booking room with prisoner(s), are required to advise the clerk on duty of the subject's name. The clerk on duty will note the "Date In" and "Time In" immediately upon the entry of a prisoner into the booking area, along with other information as it is received. (3) All prisoners will be classified by the shift supervisor or his designee based minimally on, but not limited to, the following criteria: (a) Age (b) Sex (c) Prior criminal record (d) Dependency problems, mental illness, suicidal tendencies, or drug or alcohol abuse. (2) Officers will be required to advise the clerk upon taking a prisoner from the booking area, so that the appropriate entry in the booking arrest log under "Date Out" and "Time Out" can be made. The clerk must also Page 4 be informed of the disposition of the prisoner, i.e., to Renton Jail, P.R.'d, Posted Bail, turned over to the FBI, etc. F. Search /examination guidelines: The chief of police or his designee shall establish and maintain written policies and procedures regarding pat searches, strip searches, and body cavity searches, which shall be consistent with this section. G. Frisks shall be conducted as follows: (1) All persons arrested for a gross misdemeanor or a more serious offense should be frisked at the scene of the arrest. (2) Whenever possible, frisks should be conducted by persons of the same sex as the arrested person. (3) Nothing in this section is intended to preclude officers from conducting frisks that are authorized /consistent with officer safety and current law. H. Strip searches shall be conducted as follows: (1) No strip search shall be conducted except pursuant to the written policies and procedures required by this section. (2) No strip search shall be conducted prior to the prisoner's first court appearance unless there is reasonable suspicion that the person has on his or her person evidence of a crime, contraband, fruits of the crime, things otherwise criminally possessed, a weapon, or other things by means of which a crime has been or reasonably appears about to be committed. (3) Reasonable suspicion shall be deemed to be present when a prisoner has been arrested for: (a) A violent offense as defined in RCW 9.94A.030(17) or any successor statute. (4) No strip search shall be authorized or conducted in these cases unless a thorough pat down search (frisk), a thorough electronic metal- detector search, and a thorough clothing search, where appropriate, do not satisfy the safety, security or evidentiary concerns of the jail. (5) A written record or records of any strip search shall be maintained in the individual file of each person strip searched, which record(s) shall contain the following information: (a) The name and serial number of the officer conducting the strip search and all others present or observing any part of the strip search. (6) Except where reasonable suspicion is deemed present because of the nature of the arrest offense, this report or these reports shall also contain: 3220C4 (b) An offense involving escape, burglary, or use of a deadly weapon. (c) An offense involving possession of a drug or controlled substance under chapter 69.50 of the RCW or any successor statute. (b) The time, date and place of the strip search. (c) Any weapons, criminal evidence, other contraband or health conditions discovered as a result of the strip search. Page 5 3220C4 (a) The name of the supervisor authorizing the strip search. (b) The specific facts constituting reasonable suspicion to believe that the strip search was necessary. I. Body cavity searches shall be conducted as follows: (1) No body cavity search shall be conducted except pursuant to a valid search warrant. No search warrant for a body cavity search shall be sought without prior authorization of the ranking shift supervisor, pursuant to the written policies and procedures required by the definition of search in this subsection. Before any body cavity search is authorized or conducted, a thorough pat -down search, a thorough electronic metal- detector search and a thorough clothing search, where appropriate, must be used to search for and seize any evidence of a crime, contraband, fruits of a crime, things by means of which a crime has been committed or reasonably appears about to be committed. No body cavity search shall be authorized or conducted unless these other methods do not satisfy the safety, security, or evidentiary concerns of the law enforcement agency. (2) The following additional provisions shall apply to body cavity searches. (a) A body cavity search shall be conducted under sanitary conditions and conducted by a physician, registered nurse, or registered physician's assistant, licensed to practice in this state, who is trained in the proper medical process and the potential health problems associated with a body cavity search. (b) When a body cavity search is conducted by a licensed medical professional of the opposite sex, an observer of the same sex as the prisoner shall be present. (c) Nothing in this section prohibits a person upon whom a body cavity search is to be performed from having a readily available person of his or her own choosing present at the time the search is conducted. However, the person chosen shall not be a person held in custody by a law enforcement agency. (3) The officer requesting the body cavity search shall prepare and sign a report, which shall include: (a) A copy of the warrant and any supporting documents required. (b) The name and sex of all persons conducting or observing the search. (c) The time, date, place, and description of the search. (d) A statement of the results of the search and list of any items removed from the person as a result of the search. (4) All physical markings and "health tags" identification should be recorded and made available to the appropriate jail employees and medical professionals responsible for care of the prisoner. J. The following provisions shall apply to all strip searches and body cavity searches. (1) Strip searches and body cavity searches shall be conducted in a professional manner which protects the prisoner's dignity to the extent possible. Page 6 (2) A strip search or body cavity search, as well as pre- search undressing or post- search dressing shall occur at a location made private from the observation of persons not physically conducting the search. A strip search or body cavity search shall be performed or observed only by persons of the same sex as the person being searched, except for licensed medical professionals when necessary to assure the safety of the prisoner or any person conducting the search. (3) No person may be present or observe during a strip search or body cavity search unless the person is necessary to conduct the search or to ensure the safety of those persons conducting the search. (4) When a strip search or body cavity search of a prisoner is conducted, it should include a thorough visual check for birthmarks, wounds, sores, cuts, bruises, scars and injuries, health tags, and body vermin. Less complete searches should include the same checks to the extent possible. (5) Persons conducting a strip search or body cavity search shall not touch the person being searched except as reasonably necessary to effectuate the search of the person. K. Immediately upon entering the booking area all prisoners will be thoroughly searched and all property will be taken from them and placed into a property box. During the booking process, an inventory will be made of that property, and the property box number will be noted on the booking form. L. Prisoners suspected of having a communicable disease detrimental to the health of the other prisoners shall be segregated. M. At the time of booking, if the prisoner's personal property is taken from him, the booking officer shall record and store such items. 8.100.090 Classification and Segregation. A. If the following prisoner separations cannot be accomplished during their detention in the holding facility, arrangements shall be made to expedite booking and transfer the prisoner(s) to the King County Jail or the Renton Jail for segregation and supervision. (1) Sex Male and female prisoners will not be confined in the same cell or other area where they are within visual or physical contact, except under continual supervision of an officer. (2) Age Juveniles will not be confined in any area within sight or sound of adult prisoners. (3) Prisoners who are a danger to their own health and safety and /or to the health and safety of other prisoners and TPD employees shall be closely supervised, booked expeditiously, and transported to the King County Jail or other appropriate facility. Prisoners with special problems will not be confined with other prisoners. B. No prisoner will be held in the Tukwila Police Department holding facility for more than six hours after the completion of the booking process. All deviations from this procedure will require a three -part memo from the shift supervisor to the chief of police via the chain of command. If the 3220C4 (a) For purposes of this procedure, a juvenile is a person under the chronological age of eighteen who has not been remanded to superior court jurisdiction. (b) Under no circumstance will prisoners under the chronological age of eighteen (18) be confined in the holding cell at the same time it is occupied by adult prisoners. Page 7 3220C4 prisoner is to be held to the maximum time, the arresting officer will check, or will have a designee check, the prisoner every hour on the hour, until the prisoner is released. C. Prisoners outside the booking area shall be handled as follows: (1) Persons arrested subsequent to coming to the Police Department will be handled in the confines of the holding area unless there are substantial reasons why the task can be more appropriately accomplished in the office area. If a prisoner is outside the holding area, he /she will be constantly under the supervision of either sworn personnel or a civilian employee (if appropriate). (2) No arrested person will be allowed into the office area until a thorough search for weapons has been conducted. (3) Prisoners being transported to the Tukwila Municipal Court from holding cells and returning shall be taken through the sally port and up the back stairs. (4) Prisoners being released on bail shall be released through the sally port after bail has been posted. D. In the event of a holding cell emergency, the arresting officer will have primary responsibility for the prisoner's safety. Since the special services division of the Police Department has been equipped in such a manner as to have the ability of visual and /or audio monitoring of the secure garage, booking room, and cell areas, they will assist in maintaining the safety of all arresting officers and arrested persons following the prescribed procedure stated herein. E. Escape procedures are as follows: (1) If an escape occurs it shall be the responsibility of the clerk on duty to initiate action. When the clerk is first alerted to the fact that an escape is in progress, the clerk will: (a) Immediately notify any and all police personnel within the confines of the Tukwila Police Department that an escape is in progress. This notification will be accomplished by using the "Emergency Call" button on the intercom system. (b) Notify Valley Communications that all police personnel that are performing routine patrol duties are needed at the station because an escape is in progress. This notification will be made by using the red direct line telephone provided. (c) Continue to monitor all security equipment, audio and visual, and keep all personnel advised of the movements and acts being committed by the escapee(s). (d) Assure that the door to the communications room is securely closed and locked. (e) Under NO circumstances open any electronically operated doors under their control unless directed to do so by the highest ranking supervisor on duty. (2) When the supervisor on duty is first alerted to the fact that an escape is in progress, the supervisor will: (a) Acquire all pertinent information from the clerk and shall direct the response and deployment of all responding and available police personnel. Page 8 (b) Direct the method of operation to be used to assure the fastest and safest apprehension of the escapee(s). (c) Ensure that all police personnel involved are made aware of the exact charges the escapee(s) are being held on. (d) Ensure that all surrounding police jurisdictions are furnished with any and all pertinent information to apprehend the escapee, should the escapee be successful in gaining freedom from the building and go undetected in perimeter searches of the immediate area. This will be accomplished by providing Valley Communications with the information via land line, if possible. (e) Ensure that the chief of police is advised of the situation at the earliest possible convenience. (f) Ensure that complete written reports are prepared on the escape and forwarded to the chief of police. F. When it comes to the attention of any member or employee of this department that an assault is about to occur, or is occurring, it shall be the responsibiity of that person to initiate the appropriate action to prevent such assault from commencing or continuing and immediately notify the supervisor on duty. If an assault has already occurred, the member or employee of the department discovering such assault shall take the appropriate action to initiate a complete investigation of the matter. If it becomes apparent through the course of the investigation that criminal charges can be filed against one or more of the individuals involved in the assault, then the investigator will seek to file such charges. G. When it comes to the attention of any member of this department that a prisoner has received an injury, the supervisor and clerk on duty will immediately be notified. The clerk will then immediately summon aid personnel through Valley Communications. The supervisor will evaluate the situation and if required will assure the prisoner is transported to the nearest available hospital for doctor's care. The supervisor will also conduct a complete investigation into the matter of how the prisoner was injured and will reduce the facts obtained to written form and submit the report to the chief of police by the start of the following work day. If the prisoner has received a serious injury, the chief shall be notified immediately. H. When it comes to the attention of any member of this department that a prisoner may have committed suicide, he or she shall immediately notify the supervisor on duty and personnel of the Tukwila Fire Department. The employee will not take any other action on this emergency other than checking the prisoner to ascertain whether he may still be alive. In checking the prisoner, the employee shall exercise extreme caution so as not to disturb any evidence at the scene. The supervisor receiving notification of a suicide will immediately notify the chief of police and the chief of police will direct the further course of action to be taken. In the case of an attempted suicide, the procedures listed in section G will be followed. I. When it comes to the attention of any member of this department that a fire has started within the confines of the Police Department, they shall immediately notify the clerk and supervisor on duty. The clerk shall immediately notify Valley Communications personnel to dispatch fire personnel to this location. In the event a prisoner is being housed in the holding facility at the time the fire occurs, it shall be the responsibility of the supervisor and /or clerk or other personnel within the building to immediately take the prisoner from his cell and remove him from the building. In the event the fire has disabled the electrically operated doors within the booking and holding facility, the person who is removing the prisoner will get the keys from the clerk or supervisor which manually unlock these doors. The prisoner's safety is paramount to his incarceration. J. Response to crimes involving juveniles will not differ from that for adult crimes. Officers may use any reasonable means to protect themselves when a juvenile is a threat to personal or public safety. K. Officers will take necessary action to protect the welfare of status offenders (runaways, neglected or dependent juveniles) in accordance with appropriate laws and procedures. Referrals to parents or social service agencies will be made as appropriate. L. When juvenile criminal offenders are taken into custody, they will be treated in the same manner as adults with the following exceptions: (1) Segregation will be maintained from adult offenders as outlined in TMC 8.100.090 (2). (2) Juveniles will not be cited (other than traffic). Completed reports will be filed with the King County Juvenile Court. (3) Juveniles will be released to a parent or responsible adult unless they are a danger to themselves or others. (4) The King County Youth Service Center will be the place of confinement for those offenders who must be detained. (5) Only those juveniles arrested for a felony or gross misdemeanor are to be photographed and fingerprinted as part of the processing incident to arrest. 8.100.100 Release and Transfer. The releasing officer shall determine prisoner identity and ascertain that there is legal authority for the release. Information required on the release forms shall be recorded for each prisoner released from the facility. All prisoners being released shall sign a receipt for personal property returned. 8.100.110 Staffing. There shall be continual sight and /or sound surveillance of all prisoners. Such surveillance may be by remote means, provided there is the ability of staff to respond face -to -face to any prisoner within a reasonable time. 8.100.120 Supervision and Surveillance. Security devices shall be maintained in proper working condition at all times. 8.100.130 Critical Articles. All holding facilities shall establish written procedures to insure that weapons shall be inaccessible to prisoners at all times. A. Weapons are prohibited in the holding area. They are to be secured in the gun locker or the vehicle trunk prior to removing the prisoner from the vehicle. (1) One set will be in the key control cabinet in the clerical division. This will be the regularly used set of keys. 3220C4 B. There will be two (2) sets of keys for the holding area: (2) One set will be under the control of the detective sergeant. 8.100.140 Rules of Conduct. Prisoners shall be informed of facility rules and sanctions, if they are established. 8.100.150 Written Procedures for Medical Services. Medical services shall be provided only by licensed or certified health care providers. Page 10 8.100.160 Access to Health Care. Prisoner complaints of injury or illness, or staff observations of such shall be acted upon by staff as soon as reasonably possible. Prisoners shall be provided with medical diagnosis or treatment as necessary. A. Standard first -aid kits shall be conveniently available to all jails. B. A record of the date, time, place and name of the health care provider shall be retained on file at the jail if any health care services are provided to prisoners. 8.100.170 Access to Facilities. Each prisoner shall have access to toilet, sink, drinking water, and adequate heat and ventilation. A. Prisoners shall be issued a clean blanket, when appropriate. The blanket shall be washed at frequent intervals to maintain a clean condition, and always before reissue. B. All jails shall be kept in a clean and sanitary condition, free from any accumulation of dirt, filth, rubbish, garbage, or other matter detrimental to health. C. The chief of police shall establish and post rules which specify regular telephone usage times and the maximum length of calls (not to be less than five minutes). Long distance calls shall be at the prisoner's expense or collect: Provided, that appropriate protection of access to an attorney shall be maintained for prisoners without funds. D. The chief of police or his designee should allow confidential visits from business, educational and law enforcement professionals. 8.100.180 Meals. Jail meals shall be nutritious and provide for appropriate caloric intake. Section 2. Severability. If any section, sentence, clause, or phrase of this ordinance shall be held to be invalid or unconstitutional by a court of competent jurisdiction, such invalidity or unconstitutionality shall not affect the validity or constitutionality of any other section, sentence, clause, or phrase of this ordinance. Section 3. Effective Date. This ordinance shall take effect and be in full force five (5) days after publication of the attached summary which is hereby approved. OF THE CI regular meeting thereof this PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL �;geday of ATTEST /AUTHENTICATED: `G Y ERK, MAXINE ANDERSON APPROVED AS TO FORM: OFFICEL F THE CITY ATTORNEY By FILpI WITH THE CITY CLERK: 4; PASSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL: S -/C g PUBLISHED: S"- a0 -b'6' EFFECTIVE DATE: ORDINANCE NO.: /4/6 3220C4 OF TUKWILA, WASHINGTON, at a 411111... 1 ,ate. nAYg A' VAN DUS'EN Page 11 1988. 3220C2/13 SUMMARY OF ORDINANCE NO. '/(o 9 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF TUKWILA, WASHINGTON, ADDING A NEW SECTION 8.100 TO THE TUKWILA MUNICIPAL CODE ADOPTING CUSTODIAL CARE STANDARDS FOR THE ADULT HOLDING FACILITY OPERATED BY THE TUKWILA POLICE DEPARTMENT On GLt/ 14 1988, the City Council of the City of Tukwila passed Ordinance No:,/ /4,64/ which adds a new chapter, 8.100 Custodial Care Standards for Detention Facilities, to the Tukwila Municipal Code; provides for severability; and establishes an effective date. The full text of this ordinance will be mailed without charge to anyone who submits a written request to the City Clerk of the City of Tukwila of a copy of the text. vvyy�� APPROVED by the City Council at their meeting of i'// J b 1988. /(deet./ 4XZ'NE J 'AN DERSON, CITY CLERK a-Ile DatI Al-ews „?o, 19TH