Kimble County Jail is in Junction, Texas 76849 at 415 Pecan Street. The jail can be contacted at the phone number (325) 446-2766. The inmate capacity at Kimble County Jail is 19. The Kimble County Sheriff handles jail operations, which includes conforming to minimum jail standards. The Texas Commission on Jail Standards (TCJS) establishes the rules and enforces the standards by conducting annual jail inspections. Facilities found to be non-compliant are subjected to heightened scrutiny.

Restraints

There are many different types of restraints that jail personnel can use in Texas jails as long as they are used according to TCJS rules. Mechanical restraints include handcuffs, ankle cuffs, and a waist belt. The following are additional restraint methods approved by TCJS:

• Approved Personal Restraint Technique – This restraint technique is curriculum-based, competency-based, and requires professional training. With this technique, a person’s physical exertion is used to partially or totally constrain the body movements of another person without the use of mechanical restraints.
• Chemical Restraint – A chemical agent can be applied for the restraint of one or more inmates.
• Non-Ambulatory Mechanical Restraint – This restraint technique is a method of prohibiting the ability of an inmate to walk and stand upright using a combination of approved cuffing techniques, mechanical restraint devices, and the body positioning of the subject. Examples of non-ambulatory mechanical restraints include a restraint chair and the four-point restraint.

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