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Volume 16, Issue #28

Special Incentive Meal NCI Rock Concert Movies of the Week In Memoriam Religious Services Studies Sudoku

Back by popular demand, the Double Double 2 ½ lb. Angus Cheese Burger on Onion Bun with Special Condiments: Bacon and Jalapenos Accompanied by: Kettle Chips, Blueberry Shortcake, and Rootbeer Float.

Complex 1 Thursday, July 24, 2014

Complex 2 Friday, July 25, 2014

Complex 3 Saturday, July 26, 2014 Minimum Facility Inmates: Friday, July 25, 2014 (Minimum Facility Inmates place your CD28’s in the Activities box in your dorm.). As soon as the evening count has cleared, all approved participants will be called to the dining halls first. Those who participate in the Incentive meal will not be allowed to return to the dining halls for the mainline meal. Cost of the meal will be $9.75 & you may purchase only one meal. All participants must be an Incentive Level 2 or 3. Do not sign up if you have a conflicting call-out, LOP, or work assignment. Refunds will not be given to those inmates that are unable to attend due to their own actions. The form will be sent out by recreation to you.

General Population Inmates: CD-28’s must have account number #2453 on them for proper processing. Minimum Facility Inmates: CD28’s must have account number #2543 on them for proper processing. All orders must be received on or before Monday, July14, 2014. Thank you.

Transitional Coordinator Clerk Needed MP3 Program/Secure Mail Tutors Needed at OSCI DofJ PREA Audit Notice Medical Kytes & Requests Radio Repair

“Non-Stop”

(Liam Neeson, Julianne Moore)

An air marshal springs into action during a transat-lantic flight after receiving a series of text messag-es that put his fellow passengers at risk unless the airline transfers $150 million into an off-shore ac-

count. (106 min)

“Charlie Countryman”

(Shia LaBeouf, Evan Rachel Wood)

While traveling abroad, a guy falls for a Romanian beauty whose unreachable heart has its origins in

her violent, charismatic ex. (108 min)

“Winter’s Bone”

(Jennifer Lawrence, John Hawkes)

An unflinching Ozark Mountain girl hacks through dangerous social terrain as she hunts down her drug-dealing father while trying to keep her family

intact. (100 min)

On July 1, 2014, Mr. Joseph Arriaga passed away at age 60. Mr. Arriaga had been a member of the SRCI community since 2009, most recently residing in the Infirmary and Housing Unit 3I. Remem-brances will take place in Religious Services. Please hold his family and loved ones in your thoughts and prayers as they go through this difficult time.

Come enjoy an afternoon or evening of rock and show support for your local musicians. You must be incentive level 2 or 3 to participate. This is Roger Smith’s band named “Metal Health” and they play 80s and 90s metal music. Complex 3 Gym – Saturday, August 2nd – 1:00 PM Complex 2 Gym – Saturday, August 2nd – 6:00 PM Food – Do not send a CD 28 because an order form for candy, popcorn and/or soda will be sent to you. You will receive an order form from Mr. T. Roberts, Recreation Specialist 2. If you do not receive an order form, please send an inmate communication form to Mr. T. Roberts (B339). You do not need to order something to attend the concert. Ordering deadline July 25, 2014. If you want to attend without ordering food, you may sign up on the sign-up sheet in the housing unit or send an inmate communication form to Mr. Saunders, Recreation Specialist 2 in the Activi-ties/Recreation box in your complex (B339). Do not sign up if you have a conflicting call-out or work assignment. Thank you.

Sundays 1:00-3:45pm Christian Bible Study using Sunday Lectionary readings and Ancient Christian commentaries.

Wednesdays 1:00-3:45pm Early Christian Church History from 33AD-800AD.

Thursdays 9-10:45am & 6-8:20pm "Spiritual Warfare," Learn-ing how to better address the battles within and without.

Thursdays 9-10:45am & 6-8:20pm "Ephesians & James," In-depth study of these Biblical books.

If you would like to participate, please send a Religious Services Add/Drop form. Thank you.

Minimum Requirements

At least 12 months Clear Conduct.

Minimum Availability: 12 months before Release.

Willing to Stay on Job for at least 12 Months.

Other Programing such as Pathfinders, Alcohol & Drug Treat-ment must not interfere with work schedule.

Available from 7:30am – 10:50am and 12:30-3:50pm Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday.

Previous Experience Preferred.

Current Score of 236 or above in Reading and Math. If cur-rent information is not available, will be retested before job is offered.

GED or HS Diploma.

If bilingual, state on application, but not a requirement. Send completed application to Ms. Masters or Mr. Andrus, Educa-tion Unit at OSCI. Assessments and interviews will be scheduled as applications are received.

It is important for everyone to remember that the S.R.C.I Radio repair shop will only accept and repair electronic items that are picked up by the physical plant radio repair shop staff and/or in-mates, on the designated days that have been posted in each unit. Do not send electronics to the Radio Repair Shop in any other manner. Also, we will deliver your electronics to you on the same designat-ed days, in the order that they are finished. Just because you turn your electronics in on a certain day, does not mean we will receive them on that day. We have received a number of kytes from in-mates saying that we have had their electronics for months when in fact it’s only been a week or two. Try and remember that this is a FREE service to inmates and if you do not wish to wait for the electronics to be sent in. repaired and returned, you are free to send them in to the manufacturer and have them repaired there. Thank You S.R.C.I. Radio Repair

Medical kytes, refill requests, and other communications to Health Services should be dropped into the Medical kyte boxes in each complex. They will reach Health Services daily. If you drop these medical requests in the regular mail, they will be delayed in reach-ing medical staff. Please drop medical kytes into the medical kyte boxes!

OPEN: 07/07/2014 CLOSE: 07/21/2014 LOCATION: Transition Coordinator’s Office, Complex 3 Counselor Area Daily PRAS: 17 points daily TO QUALIFY: Have the desire to help others and work well with a diverse population. Be courteous, discreet and able to project a professional attitude while working with individuals at all levels (staff and inmates). Have strong work ethics, respect for deadlines, and a demand for a high quality of work. Be a highly motivated individual with good communication, organizational, and inter-personal skills. Applicants must be housed on Complex 3. Must be DR free for at least 12 months. At least one year remaining on sentence preferred. DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: You must possess competency in Microsoft applications includ-ing Excel and Word. Have experience with filing and accurate record keeping and have the ability to lift more than 50 lbs. repetitively. Experience with developing resumes is a plus. WORKING CONDITIONS: Work approx. 8 hours per day, long hours of sitting and/or standing. Have the ability to work independently. HOW TO APPLY: Contact Tracey Coffman, Transition Coordinator, B343, by Inmate Communica-tion and request a job application. Fill out both sides of the job application and return to Ms. Coffman via the Inmate Communication system. Qualified applicants will be selected for an interview. DESIRED ATTRIBUTES The ideal candidate should have a performance record demonstrating the following attributes: 1. A background which demonstrates attention to detail and accuracy; 2. A proven track record of providing customer service; 3. Ability to prioritize work to ensure completion of projects and assignments; 4. Ability to read and comprehend instructions and apply to daily job duties; 5. Good oral and written communication skills. 6. High school diploma or GED and some college education preferred. SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION MATERIALS TO: Snake River Correctional Institution Tracey Coffman/Transition Coordinator B343 Notice of results will be given verbally by the hiring manager/representative or in writing through the institution mail system. Submit only the required materials. Reference letters, resumes or work examples should be kept for interviews.

Beginning the week of July 27, 2014, a certified Department of Justice Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) Auditor will be on site to audit our agency’s compliance with PREA. Anyone wishing to contact the auditor with relevant information or concerns related to compliance with the PREA Standards may do so by writing to: LaCole Archuletta, PREA Auditor 2862 South Circle Drive Colorado Spring, CO 80906 Any correspondence should include your name, facility, and all relevant information regarding PREA related issues.

Date: July 3, 2014

To: All DOC Adults in Custody

From: Michael Gower, Assistant Director for the Operations Division

Subject: MP3 Program / Secure Mail – 5000 Character Programming Change Effective July 10, a programming change within Secure Mail (Mp3 program) will enable adults in custody to compose longer electronic messages – up to 5000 characters. Based on the system’s prior limitation of character length, the department initially made the decision to allow adults in custody to send out limited character messages at no charge until a technical programming resolu-tion was reached to allow more characters. With the programming in place to correct the prior character limitation, the cost to adults in custody will change. Beginning August 1, 2014, charges will be the same as what friends and family mem-bers are currently paying for this communication tool. The exact price of communications depends upon the options your friends and family have chosen. Contact For questions about this programming change, you may dial 211# from any Telmate phone or send a Kyte addressed to: Telmate @ CDC Building. Friends and family may contact Telmate custom-er service at 1-866-516-0115.

John Kitzhaber,

Operations Division

2575 Center Street NE

Salem, OR 97301-4667

Department of Corrections