33-601.235 Basic Training Program -- Orientation. 🔗 📘
Orientation will begin upon the inmate's arrival at the basic training program. Orientation shall include:
(1) Inmate identification by photograph, name, and DC number;
(2) Initial reception and introduction to the basic training program, will include an explanation of the shock incarceration program and the community residential facilities;
(3) Inventory of inmate personal property;
(4) Explanation of disciplinary procedures as outlined in Rules 33-601.241 and 33-601.301-.314, F.A.C.;
(5) Haircuts;
(6) Housing assignments;
(7) Issuance of basic training program uniforms and explanation of basic training program dress code and inmate hygiene requirements;
(8) Medical and dental exams;
(9) Explanation of sick call procedures, religious programs, classification procedures, counseling procedures, and library services;
(10) Explanation of news media procedures and consent forms; and
(11) Introduction to military courtesy and drill.