Inmates may order, at their own expense, a limited amount of additional snacks and canteen items. Indigent inmates are provided with hygiene packs at no cost. The inmate commissary services are currently contracted to and provided by Keefe Group DBA Swanson Services.

The Inmate Programs Section is responsible for the development and selection of programs for our inmate population. Programs are designed to enhance the academic and personal development of the inmate population while maintaining compliance with Florida State Statutes, Florida Model Jail Standards, and related standards from other accrediting organizations. A strong focus is placed on reentry services in efforts to prepare offenders to successfully transition back into society. In addition, the Inmate Programs Section provides an array of services to incarcerated juveniles including education in partnership with the School District of Palm Beach County and cognitive behavioral interventions.  Substance abuse education and services are provided through a variety of methods including 12-Step educational materials and meetings (when available), the Another Way Program for drug and alcohol education, and the Medication-Assisted and Peer Services (MAPS) Program for counseling, therapy, medication, education, and peer support to reintegrate into the community upon release from custody. These programs incorporate life skills instruction and strive to instill hope in the inmates so they can make positive changes in their lives.

The Chaplain’s Office coordinates all religious activity within the jails and ensures inmates have access to ministers and spiritual advisors of their preference. Assisting this office is the Religious Advisory Committee. This committee is comprised of liaisons representing various faiths and works closely with the Chaplain’s Office to assist with each inmate receiving requested spiritual support. The Chaplain’s Office oversees religious volunteers and coordinates various religious services for the inmate population. Services include Bible studies, church services, spiritual counseling, and the distribution of Bibles and other literature to assist incarcerated individuals in their spiritual growth.