Cookies Policy

At Weston County Jail (https://westoncountyjails.org/), our commitment is to explain how cookies and related technologies function on our website. We use these tools to enhance visitor experience, improve website functionality, and gain insights to help refine our offerings. This Cookies Policy outlines what cookies do, why they’re essential for website performance, and how visitors can manage or adjust cookie preferences.

Weston County Jail Cookies Types

Essential Cookies
Essential cookies are the backbone of the Weston County Jail website’s functionality. These small files, automatically activated, ensure smooth website navigation and accessibility to secure sections. Essential cookies are mandatory for certain interactions to work effectively.

Performance Cookies
Performance cookies offer insight into how users interact with pages, providing anonymous data that aids us in refining Weston County Jail’s website structure. These cookies are instrumental in tracking traffic, allowing us to detect areas for improvement and enhance website responsiveness.

Customizing Cookies
Functionality cookies enhance user experience by retaining specific settings. They might remember language selections or login preferences. These tools do not track activities on other sites; they’re here to personalize the experience strictly on the Weston County Jail platform. Users can choose to enable or disable these, tailoring their browsing environment.

Targeted Cookies
Targeting cookies gather browsing insights, helping deliver content aligned with user interests. We may collaborate with third-party networks for this purpose. These cookies offer marketing relevancy, allowing Weston County Jail to display tailored material aligned with visitor habits. Consent is required to enable targeted cookies.

Why Cookies Matter on Our Website

The Weston County Jail website uses cookies to:

  • Enhance browsing fluidity and reduce load times.
  • Remember user preferences for improved interactions.
  • Enable us to observe and adapt to visitor behavior.
  • Tailor content to align with user habits.
  • Support analytical data collection for better usability.

Visitors control cookie preferences directly. While essential cookies are required for core website operations, others can be managed or disabled:

  • Browser Configurations: Most browsers offer cookie control options. You can block or clear cookies through your browser’s settings.
  • On-Site Cookie Preferences: On your first visit to our website, a cookie banner provides options to accept or deny non-essential cookies. You can adjust these selections anytime.
  • Direct Opt-Out Links: For targeting cookies, visitors can use opt-out links offered by third-party partners.

Steps to Disable Cookies

Visitors preferring not to engage with cookies can modify settings in their browsers. Here’s how:

  • Google Chrome: Go to Settings > Privacy and security > Cookies and other site data.
  • Mozilla Firefox: Navigate to Options > Privacy & Security > Cookies and Site Data.
  • Safari: Open Preferences > Privacy > Manage Website Data.
  • Microsoft Edge: Go to Settings > Site permissions > Cookies and site data.

Refer to the help resources for more information on your specific browser settings.

How Weston County Jail Uses Third-Party Cookies

Some pages might feature cookies from third-party providers. These cookies enable features like targeted content from our partners, ensuring relevancy for site visitors. Third-party cookies, set by external entities, help Weston County Jail deliver tailored material, though they are distinct from our internal cookies.

What Data Do Cookies Collect?

Cookies capture general site usage metrics, assisting Weston County Jail in refining user experience. Cookies do not store personal identifiers like names or email addresses; they function to collect anonymous data, including:

  • Approximate geographic details based on IP address.
  • Device type and browser specifications.
  • Referrer data, detailing how visitors arrive at the website.

The aim is to improve website responsiveness, optimize layout, and monitor user behavior in a way that maintains visitor privacy.

Your Privacy Choices

Privacy remains a priority. Visitors control their cookie preferences directly through the banner and browser settings. For more details on managing cookie-based privacy, feel free to contact Weston County Jail by email at info@westoncountyjails.org.

Data Retention Timeline

Cookie-based data is retained based on operational requirements. Here’s a general breakdown:

  • Session Cookies: Deleted after the session ends.
  • Persistent Cookies: Stay on your device until manually deleted or automatically expired.

Our data retention strategy periodically reviews stored cookie information, and we only retain what is necessary for operational needs.

Updates to This Policy

Weston County Jail periodically reviews and updates this Cookies Policy. Changes will be visibly noted on this page, and we encourage you to revisit this section periodically to stay informed about any updates.

Contact Us

If you have any questions or concerns regarding this Cookies Policy, contact us at info@westoncountyjails.org.