Honor Farm

HONOR FARM

 

Lieutenant Jennifer Hudson
Honor Farm Commander
 Lt. Jennifer Hudson began her career with the Sheriff’s Department in April 1992.  She was hired as a Deputy in the Adult Detention Division.  In addition to working all three facilities she has served as a Facility Training Officer and a Classification Officer.

In September 2003 she was promoted to Sergeant and continued to work at all three facilities.  In March of 2006 she was assigned to the Bureau of Administrative Services, where she supervised the Classification Unit, Scheduling, Compliance and the Adult Detention K9 Unit.

Lt. Hudson has been an instructor for In-Service training and the STC Correctional Academies. She has also been a member of the Department’s Recruitment Team.

In 2007 she was promoted to Lieutenant.  She is currently assigned to the Honor Farm, Inmate Programs and the Adult Detention K9.

STANISLAUS COUNTY HONOR FARM
8224 W. Grayson Road
Modesto, CA. 95358

 Public Information and Custody Questions Please Call:
(209) 538-2202

The Men’s Honor Farm is located fourteen miles southwest of Modesto in rural Stanislaus County. The Honor Farm was relocated and opened at it’s current site in 1967. Two of the eighty-six bed barracks were lost to fire in 1977. One of the barracks was restored and in 1986 the county obtained a salvaged military building and moved it onto an area immediately adjacent to the barracks lost to fire. This building, along with three eighty-six bed barracks are utilized today. The Average inmate population is 350.

The Honor Farm houses sentenced inmates and selected pretrial inmates. Located in a rural setting, inmates housed here have the ability to participate in outdoor exercise and are permitted open area visits with relatives and friends. Inmates are expected to participate in work crews assigned to maintenance or highway cleanup work.

Last Updated on July 26, 2007 Comments to the Web Master