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Wyoming Statutes Title 7. Criminal Procedure § 7-18-107. Required guidelines in contracts; review by local government

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

(a) Every contract for services entered into pursuant to this act between a corrections board and a local unit of government or a nongovernmental agency shall provide guidelines for the operation of the adult community correctional facility or program and minimum standards for the services provided, including:

(i) Requirements for strict accountability procedures and practices for the conduct and supervision of offenders, parolees and inmates including requirements for twenty-four (24) hour supervision of offenders, parolees and inmates in residential programs;

(ii) Guidelines for service providers to perform periodic and unscheduled tests to determine the use of drugs by offenders, parolees and inmates; and

(iii) Guidelines for service providers to develop individual treatment plans for each offender, parolee or inmate.

(b) Prior to entering into agreement or contract with any nongovernmental adult community corrections agency, the corrections board shall submit the agreement or contract and any proposed guidelines for the use of any program or facility to the department and the governing body of any affected unit of local government for its review and recommendations.

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