Jon Pacewiczh, Captain

Address
9500 Etiwanda Avenue
Rancho Cucamonga, California 91739

Phone:
(909) 463-5189

Office Hours:
7:00 am – 5:00 pm

There are seven divisions that comprise the Corrections Standards & Operations Division: Administrative Support Unit, Centralized Classification Unit, Early Release Detail, Health Services, Maintenance, Inmate Welfare and Out of Custody Programming Detail.

Centralized Classification Unit (CCU)

The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department’s Bureau of Detention and Correction’s Centralized Classification Units mission is to minimize the potential for predatory behavior and escape, while increasing the potential for facility tranquility within our jails and supporting the management of an ever increasing population. Ensuring the safety of both staff and inmates is foremost a priority in an operation safeguarding the compliance of medical, mental health, and educational provisions with an effectual level of resources.

Early Release Detail (ERD)

Main duty is inmate population management. PC 1318 and 1318.1 define Own Recognizance (OR) releases and duties of the investigative staff. By General Order of the Superior Court of San Bernardino County, the Pretrial Release staff is authorized to execute OR releases on behalf of the Court. Inmates are evaluated for eligibility in the Early Release Detail.
The ERDs gather the daily facility counts and complete a Haas daily compliance report.

Administrative Support Unit (ASU)

Administrative Support Unit is comprised of two areas of operation: bureau training, and compliance with laws and regulations.

Training staff’s main responsibility is to create and deliver Bureau wide training to Type II, Type I, and court holding facilities as a result of changes in state and federal law, Title 15/24 requirements, case law, civil/criminal litigation, policy changes, violation of compliance or a potential for civil or criminal litigation is discovered. The actions of the training section are intertwined with responsibilities of the compliance section supporting efforts and ensuring compliance is achieved through training. Training personnel also assist in many of the responsibilities belonging to the compliance and support sections of the unit.

The compliance staff’s main responsibility is to ensure compliance with county, state, and federal regulations, and provide consistency throughout the Bureau, Type II facilities as well as the Type I and court holding facilities. Research of case law, legislation, penal code, title and other sources provide response to policy or procedure changes. Among other duties, the Unit is tasked with various special projects varying in size, nature, and complexity. Liaisons for the Type II, Type I, and Court Holding facilities along with Training.