OAR 291-011-0050
Property
(1)
Any personal property, as defined in the Department of Corrections rule on Personal Property Control (Inmate) (OAR 291-117), not permitted in the cell of any disciplinary-segregated inmate will be properly protected in a location designated by the functional unit manager. Upon release from the Disciplinary Segregation Unit, the inmate will check his/her personal property and sign the property sheet.(2)
The following standard items are issued to all inmates in disciplinary segregation:(a)
Writing utensil;(b)
Coveralls (orange)/two-piece scrub;(c)
Shower shoes (one pair);(d)
Towel;(e)
Blanket(s) (staff will determine appropriate number issued consistent with general population standards;(f)
Sheets (two total);(g)
Mattress;(h)
Pillow;(i)
Pillow case;(j)
Socks (one pair);(k)
Soap;(l)
Toothbrush;(m)
Comb;(n)
Undergarments;(o)
Property box;(p)
Envelopes (two);(q)
Writing paper; and(r)
Inmate communication forms (two total).(3)
Inmates classified as short-term status are allowed the standard issued items plus the following personal property:(a)
Envelopes (20 total);(b)
Library book (one);(c)
Newspaper (one);(d)
Magazines (three total);(f)
Legal work (pending); and(g)
Address book.(4)
Those inmates classified as long-term status are allowed the standard issued items, personal property identified for short-term status inmates, plus the following personal property:(a)
Library books (three total)(b)
Disciplinary Segregation Unit approved canteen items purchased after admission to DSU;(c)
Photographs (ten total); and(d)
Magazines and newspapers which MAY be exchanged if approved by the disciplinary segregation supervisor.(5)
Property for inmates in close supervision status includes the following (unless a specific deprivation order exists as authorized in OAR 291-011-0064 (Forfeiture/Deprivation of Service or Activity)):(a)
Clothing (coveralls, shower shoes, undergarments, socks);(b)
Bedding/linens (mattress, pillow and pillowcase, two sheets, blankets and towel); and(c)
Basic hygiene items (toothbrush, comb, toilet paper and soap).(6)
An inmate on close supervision status will not be allowed to maintain personal property in his/her cell. Pen or pencil, paper, envelopes and mail/legal work will be issued daily if requested for a four-hour block of time.(7)
Disciplinary-segregated inmates will be permitted to retain basic personal health items (i.e., dentures, prescribed glasses, hearing aids).(8)
Disciplinary-segregated inmates will be permitted religious items as approved by the chaplain and security manager in accordance with the rule on Religious Activities (OAR 291-143).
Source:
Rule 291-011-0050 — Property, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=291-011-0050.