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Calaveras County Detention Facility

Calaveras County Adult Detention Facility
Address: 1045 Jeff Tuttle Drive, San Andreas, CA 95249 (209) 754-6499

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The Calaveras County Adult Detention Facility is commanded by the Custody Bureau Captain. Custody consists of the detention facility (county jail), work release program, prisoner transportation, court security (bailiffs), and is responsible for the safety and security of persons pending trial or individuals convicted of crimes in Calaveras County. The county jail is the central booking and intake location for all law enforcement agencies operating in Calaveras County. The Sheriff’s Office is responsible for the care, custody, and control of individuals arrested in or transported to the custody of Calaveras County. The State of California and federal government impose standards to which the Sheriff must comply. These include minimum square foot living space, medical and dental treatment and other tax-supported services.

Calaveras County

A Board of Supervisors made up of five people oversees Calaveras County. At the consolidated primary election, supervisors are chosen by district and are appointed for a four-year term. Gary Tofanelli represents District 1 on the Board of Supervisors, along with Jack Garamendi, Merita Callaway, Dennis Mills, and Benjamin Stopper for Districts 2, 3, and 4. (District 5). Merita Callaway and Ben Stopper were chosen as the board's vice chairs in January 2020. The temporary County Counsel is Sarah DeKay, while Albert Alt serves as the County Administrative Officer. The Board of Supervisors appoints both, who work at its pleasure.

Calaveras, which is Spanish for "skulls," The Calaveras River is supposed to have been named by Spanish explorer Gabriel Moraga during his journeys in 1806–1808 when he discovered numerous Native American skulls along the stream's banks. He thought they had either perished from starvation or were slain in tribal fights over fishing and hunting grounds. A European pandemic sickness that was contracted through contact with other tribes close to the Missions on the coast was a more plausible culprit.

When California was admitted to the Union in 1850, Calaveras County was established as one of the state's first counties. In 1854 and 1864, the county's area was split up and given to Amador and Alpine counties, respectively.

Service is provided by Calaveras Transit in Angels Camp, San Andreas, and other county areas. There are intercounty links to Jackson (Amador County), Lodi, and Columbia (Tuolumne County) (San Joaquin County).

Cities of Calaveras

There are 20 Towns and Cities located in Calaveras County, California, United States: Altaville Angels Camp Arnold Avery Burson Campo Seco Copperopolis Douglas Flat Glencoe Hathaway Pines Mokelumne Hill Mountain Ranch Murphys Rail Road Flat San Andreas Vallecito Valley Springs Wallace West Point Wilseyville

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 1,037 square miles, of which 1,020 square miles is land and 17 square miles (1.6%) is water.