when circumstances require. laundry work should be done in the jail laundry or at some point outside the jail if no laundry facilities are available. Washing and drying of clothing in jail corridors or bath rooms should not be permitted. The sheriff or official in charge should insist that the jail be kept in good condition at all times. EMPLOYMENT County Jail Regulations Page 21.Left is an icon image of Page 21 of the 28-page SCOC's Regulations for Management of County Jails (1936, 1944). Click on it to access a web frame page with a readable 240K JPG version (at the bottom of which is a link to click to return here). A 189K Adobe Acrobat (PDF) scanned version of Page 21, downloadable and printable, is also available. Click the Acrobat Reader icon right to access it. Use your browser's "back" button to return to this web page. Sentenced prisoners should be kept employed when practicable. Although the law permits no work by a prisoner for a private individual, firm, association or corporation, the board of supervisors or county judge may prescribe the kind of labor at which sentenced prisoners may be employed. This work which must be for the state, county or municipality may be outside the jail, or in an adjoining county, constructing and repairing public buildings, of the county, constructing or repairing highways or preparing materials for highway construction. In some counties prisoners are employed on county farms, and in others in caring for county grounds and 21