The level of supervision per individual resident can vary according to what level the resident is classified. A resident can move from Level 1 to Level 4 only with good behavior after passing through each level. Violations or poor behavior will result in a resident being moved to a lower level with more supervision. Surveillance teams are sent out for random checks on all residents. According to David Rhodes, Security Director, walk-away procedures begin 15 minutes after a resident does not report in to where they are supposed to be.
More leeway is granted during winter due to special climatic conditions.
Low to moderate infractions are negotiated and handled by administering in-house punishments. The Advisory Board is the conduit for information on corrections laws, the impacts the laws old or new may have on the community, and they are also involved in such matters as revising policy manuals. The fire chief currently sits on Parkview Center's Community Advisory Board since many Parkview residents perform community service work for the fire department. They also pay for their own treatment programs. Glennwood Center is operated by T.J.M. Western, headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada.