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Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 16 - PROGRAMS AND SERVICES › Section 83-16-008 - Religious Program Coordinator

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall designate a chaplain or facility employee
				  to assist with identification of juveniles' religious needs and to coordinate
				  facility religious programs.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 16 - PROGRAMS AND SERVICES › Section 83-16-009 - Exercise and Recreation

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall provide a recreational program which
				  includes both active exercise and leisure time activities.
009.01 The facility shall have an established
				exercise schedule with sufficient hours set aside weekly to ensure that
				juveniles have access to at least one (1) hour of active physical exercise and
				at least one (1) hour of structured leisure-time activities per day. Facility
				shall maintain written documentation of when physical exercise and structured
				leisure-time activities are provided. When weather permits, exercise should be
				provided outdoors in a secure exercise area.
009.02 Sufficient space in the facility shall
				be designated for exercise. It shall be in a secure area that is sufficient in
				size to allow the maximum number of users at any one time to participate in
				exercise activities and shall be appropriate for the types of exercise
				offered.
009.03 Equipment shall be
				provided in sufficient amounts to ensure that all juveniles have the
				opportunity to participate in exercise activities during their designated
				exercise period.
009.04 Provisions
				shall be made for passive recreational activities such as table games, arts and
				crafts, radio, and television in order to relieve idleness and
				boredom.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 16 - PROGRAMS AND SERVICES › Section 83-16-010 - Library Services

Current through June 17, 2024
Library services shall be available to all detained
				  juveniles.
010.01 Library materials
				shall include materials responsive to the educational, informational, and
				recreational needs of juveniles and shall include a reasonable selection of
				fiction, non-fiction, educational and reference materials, as well as current
				magazines and newspapers.
010.02
				Library services shall be available to juveniles at least five (5) days per
				week.
010.03 Library materials do
				not have to be physically located within the facility if sufficient services
				can be provided through an arrangement with a community library or similar
				resources such as regularly scheduled visits of a book-mobile.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 16 - PROGRAMS AND SERVICES › Section 83-16-011 - Work Assignments

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility may have a work assignment plan for facility
				  housekeeping and maintenance designed to relieve idleness and promote
				  constructive behavior.
011.01 Written
				policy and procedure shall prohibit discrimination in work assignments based on
				sex, race, religion, or national origin.
011.02 Work assignments shall not conflict
				with educational programs.
011.03
				Juveniles shall not be permitted to perform any work prohibited by state or
				federal regulations and statutes pertaining to child labor.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-001 - Applicability

Current through June 17, 2024
All Standards in this Chapter shall apply to all facilities
				  for which construction was initiated and/or completed before the effective date
				  of these Standards.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-002 - Code Compliance

Current through June 17, 2024
In addition to these Standards, existing facilities shall
				  comply with applicable building, health, and safety codes of the local
				  authority and the requirements of the State Fire Marshal. Standards herein
				  which exceed code requirements of the local authority shall take
				  precedence.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-003 - General Conditions

Current through June 17, 2024
All existing juvenile detention facilities shall conform to
				  the following general conditions:
003.01 Artificial Lighting
Light levels in all housing areas shall be at least twenty
				  (2) foot-candles measured three feet above the floor. Light levels in other
				  areas shall be appropriate for the use and type of activities which occur.
				  Night lighting levels shall permit adequate illumination for supervision, but
				  shall not hinder restful sleep.
003.02 Natural Light
All living areas shall provide visual access to natural
				  light.
003.03 Acoustics
Sustained noise levels in areas occupied by juveniles shall
				  not average higher than 70 decibels during the day and 45 decibels during
				  sleeping hours.
003.04
				Heating and Cooling Systems
Heating and cooling systems shall provide a comfortable and
				  healthful living and working environment with temperatures maintained between
				  65 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit.
003.05 Ventilation
Adequate ventilation shall be available in all rooms used by
				  juveniles
003.06 Paint
Utilized walls and metalwork in the living areas shall be
				  finished predominantly with a light, soft-toned washable paint. Bright or dark
				  toned accent walls or features are encouraged.
003.07 Security Hardware
All locks, detention hardware, fixtures, furnishings, and
				  equipment shall have the proper security value for the areas in which they are
				  used. The use of padlocks in place of security locks on sleeping room or
				  housing unit doors is prohibited.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-004 - Admission and Release Area

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall have an intake and the security
				  perimeter, but apart from other living and activity areas. Adequate space shall
				  be allocated for, at least, following functions:
004.01 Reception;
004.02 Booking and identification;
004.03 Search, shower and clothing
				exchange;
004.04 Medical
				screening;
004.05 Storage of
				juveniles' personal property;
004.06 Telephone;
004.07 Interview and release
				screening;
004.08 Temporary
				holding; and
004.09 Release
				processing.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-005 - Temporary Holding Rooms

Current through June 17, 2024
Temporary holding rooms shall provide at least twenty-five
				  (25) square feet of floor space per occupant, but shall be no smaller than
				  fifty (50) square feet. Temporary holding rooms shall be equipped with benches
				  which provide sufficient seating for all occupants at capacity, a security type
				  toilet, wash basin with hot and cold water, and drinking
				  fountain.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-006 - Housing Separations

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall have a sufficient number of housing units
				  in an appropriate configuration so that juveniles can be separated according to
				  the facility's classification plan.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-007 - Single Occupancy Rooms

Current through June 17, 2024
Single occupancy sleeping rooms or cells shall have a
				  minimum of sixty (60) square feet of floor space and shall be equipped with at
				  least a bed above the floor and storage shelf or compartment.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-008 - Multiple Occupancy Rooms

Current through June 17, 2024
Multiple occupancy sleeping rooms or cells shall have at
				  least forty-five (45) square feet of floor space per occupant at the rooms'
				  rated capacity and shall be equipped with at least a bed above the floor and
				  storage shelf or compartment for each occupant at capacity.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-009 - Sanitation Facilities

Current through June 17, 2024
All single or multiple occupancy sleeping rooms or cells
				  shall be equipped with, or provide access to, a toilet, wash basin with hot and
				  cold running water, and drinking water.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-010 - Dayroom

Current through June 17, 2024
Each group of single and/or multiple occupancy sleeping
				  rooms or cells shall have a dayroom of functional configuration (not just a
				  corridor in front of the cells) which provides a minimum of thirty-five (35)
				  square feet of floor space per occupant at capacity.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-011 - Dormitories

Current through June 17, 2024
Dormitory units shall have a minimum of seventy (70) square
				  feet of floor space per juvenile at capacity including both sleeping and
				  dayroom space. Dormitory units shall be equipped with at least a bed and
				  storage shelf or compartment for each juvenile.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-012 - Housing Unit Equipment

Current through June 17, 2024
Each housing unit shall be equipped with at least one shower
				  for every fifteen (15) juveniles, or fraction thereof, one (1) toilet, drinking
				  fountain, and wash basin with hot and cold water for every twelve (12)
				  juveniles, or fraction thereof, and tables and sufficient seating for all
				  juveniles at capacity.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-013 - Administrative Segregation

Current through June 17, 2024
Administrative segregation rooms or cells shall have at
				  least seventy (70) square feet of floor space and shall be equipped with at
				  least a toilet, wash basin with hot and cold water, table and seating, shelf or
				  storage compartment, and a bed.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-014 - Program Space

Current through June 17, 2024
Adequate space shall be allocated for, but not limited to,
				  the following functions:
014.01
				Educational programs;
014.02
				Individual and group activities;
014.03 Exercise and recreation;
014.04 Visitation;
014.05 Confidential attorney
				interviews;
014.06 Counseling;
				and
014.07 Library.
Multi-purpose use of space is permitted if compliance with
				  Standards can be achieved through its time phased use.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-016 - Multi-purpose Space

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall have at least one (1) room available
				  within the security perimeter for indoor recreation, activities and
				  programs.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-017 - Operational Support Areas

Current through June 17, 2024
Adequate space shall be allocated for, but not limited to,
				  the following functions:
017.01 Staff
				work stations;
017.02 Food service,
				if prepared in-house;
017.03
				Medical service;
017.04
				Laundry;
017.05 Storage for
				juveniles' clothing, bedding, facility supplies;
017.06 Secure storage of chemical agents,
				weapons, and security devices; and
017.07 Housekeeping and
				maintenance.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-018 - Administrative Support Areas

Current through June 17, 2024
Adequate space shall be allocated for, but not limited to,
				  the following functions:
018.01
				Administrative and clerical activities; and
018.02 Public reception and
				waiting.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-019 - Handicapped Access

Current through June 17, 2024
All parts of the facility that are accessible to the public
				  shall be accessible to, and usable by, persons with
				  disabilities.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 17 - EXISTING FACILITY REQUIREMENTS › Section 83-17-020 - Security Perimeter

Current through June 17, 2024
The security perimeter is secured in a way which provides
				  that juveniles remain within the perimeter and that access by the general
				  public is denied without proper authorization.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-001 - Applicability

Current through June 17, 2024
All standards in this section, except where exceptions are
				  stated, shall apply to new juvenile detention facilities and renovation of
				  existing juvenile detention facilities for which construction is initiated
				  after the effective date of these Standards. In the case of partial renovation
				  of an existing facility, it is intended that these Standards should apply only
				  to the part of the facility being renovated. The un-renovated portion of the
				  facility would remain subject to the existing facility standards as specified
				  in Chapter 17. The purpose in applying the Standards in this manner is to
				  encourage local jurisdictions to proceed with making needed improvements to
				  existing facilities where new construction or total renovation may not be
				  practical in the short term.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-002 - Rated Capacity

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall have a rated capacity established in
				  accordance with these Standards. Except in emergencies, the total number of
				  juveniles in each sleeping room or housing unit shall not exceed its rated
				  capacity. The number of juveniles which may be housed in a particular room,
				  housing unit, or facility shall be based upon available square footage,
				  sanitary fixtures, and other physical plant features as specified in these
				  Standards.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-003 - Code Compliance

Current through June 17, 2024
In addition to these Standards, all new construction and
				  renovation shall comply with the building, safety and health codes of the local
				  authority and the applicable requirements of the State Fire Marshal. Standards
				  herein which exceed those of the local authority shall take
				  precedence.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-004 - Needs Assessment

Current through June 17, 2024
New facilities or major renovations, shall be designed only
				  after a thorough assessment of needs has been conducted and the population to
				  be served has been projected and described on the basis of research, data
				  analysis, and policy review.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-005 - Program Documentation

Current through June 17, 2024
A written program statement which provides the basis upon
				  which architectural plans are drawn shall be prepared for all new construction
				  and major renovation projects. The program statement shall include, at a
				  minimum, the following:
005.01 A
				written statement defining the problems which require facility renovation or
				new construction;
005.02 Written
				goals and objectives for the project;
005.03 Description of the anticipated
				juvenile population including classifications to be housed, number of beds per
				classification, total capacity, and security levels to be provided;
005.04 Descriptions of functional criteria
				and basic policies for each usage area in the proposed facility;
005.05 Description of the type, number, size,
				and required adjacencies of all renovated or newly constructed spaces within
				the proposed facility;
005.06 Site
				plan;
005.07 Initial staffing plan;
				and
005.08 Initial construction
				cost estimate and estimated annual operating costs.
The program statement shall be submitted to the Jail
				  Standards Division for review and comment upon completion.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-006 - Site Selection

Current through June 17, 2024
New facilities shall be located to facilitate access to
				  community resources, juvenile justice agencies, and juveniles' families. The
				  site selection process shall include evaluation of alternative sites,
				  consideration of facility requirements, and consideration of future expansion.
				  If the facility is located on the grounds or in a building with any other
				  correctional facility, it shall be constructed as a separate, self-contained
				  unit.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-007 - Architectural Design

Current through June 17, 2024
A copy of all architectural design documents shall be
				  submitted to the Jail Standards Division for review and comment at the
				  following times:
007.01 At the
				completion of the schematic design phase;
007.02 At the completion of the design
				development phase; and
007.03 At
				the completion of working drawings and specifications.
At each submission of key planning and design documents to
				  the Division for review, the architect shall certify, in writing, the plan's
				  compliance with these Standards.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-008 - Approval of Plans

Current through June 17, 2024
Contracts shall not be let until approval of final documents
				  is received by the governing body from the Jail Standards Board. No addenda,
				  change orders, or modifications which may affect compliance with these
				  Standards shall be made to final documents except upon approval of the Jail
				  Standards Division.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-009 - Occupancy

Current through June 17, 2024
Final inspection to confirm compliance with the approved
				  plans should be made by the Jail Standards Division prior to acceptance by the
				  owner.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-011 - Housing Separations

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall have a sufficient number of housing units
				  in an appropriate configuration so that juveniles can be separated according to
				  the facility's classification plan.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-012 - Single Occupancy Sleeping Rooms

Current through June 17, 2024
Single occupancy sleeping rooms shall provide at least
				  seventy (70) square feet of floor space and shall be equipped with at least a
				  mirror, table, seating, storage shelf or compartment, clothes hook, and a bed
				  above the floor. It is recommended that housing units be primarily designed for
				  single occupancy sleeping rooms.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-013 - Multiple Occupancy Sleeping Rooms

Current through June 17, 2024
Multiple occupancy sleeping rooms shall provide at least
				  fifty (50) square feet of floor space per occupant at capacity and shall be
				  equipped with at least a bed above the floor, storage shelf or compartment, and
				  clothes hook for each occupant at capacity. A mirror, table and seating shall
				  also be provided.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-014 - Sanitation Facilities

Current through June 17, 2024
All single or multiple occupancy sleeping rooms shall be
				  equipped with, or have unrestricted access to, a toilet, wash basin with hot
				  and cold running water, and drinking water.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-015 - Dayrooms

Current through June 17, 2024
Dayroom space which provides a minimum of thirty-five (35)
				  square feet of floor space per juvenile at capacity, exclusive of a three (3)
				  foot circulation area in front of sleeping room door openings, toilets, and
				  showers, shall be available adjacent to all single and multiple occupancy
				  sleeping rooms in each housing unit. No dayroom shall be smaller than one
				  hundred (100) square feet in size.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-016 - Housing Units

Current through June 17, 2024
Each housing unit shall be equipped with at least one shower
				  for every twelve (12) juveniles or fraction thereof, one toilet for every eight
				  (8) juveniles or fraction thereof, one wash basin with hot and cold running
				  water for every eight (8) juveniles or fraction thereof, and tables and seating
				  sufficient for all juveniles.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-017 - Administrative Segregation Cells

Current through June 17, 2024
The facility shall have at least one administrative
				  segregation cell or room designed for single occupancy. Administrative
				  segregation cells or rooms shall have at least seventy (70) square feet of
				  floor space and shall be equipped with at least a toilet, wash basin with hot
				  and cold water, drinking fountain, mirror, table, seating, shelf or storage
				  compartment, and a bed above the floor.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-018 - Program Space

Current through June 17, 2024
Adequate space shall be allocated for, at a minimum, the
				  following program functions:
018.01
				Educational programs;
018.02
				Individual and group activities;
018.03 Indoor recreation and
				exercise;
018.04 Outdoor recreation
				and exercise;
018.05
				Visitation;
018.06 Confidential
				attorney visits;
018.07 Counseling;
				and
018.08 Library.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-019 - Multi-purpose Space

Current through June 17, 2024
At least one (1) multi-purpose room located within the
				  security perimeter shall be provided for indoor recreation, activities, and
				  programs. The space shall be sufficient to accommodate exercise and program
				  offerings for the maximum number of users at any one time.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-020 - Visiting Space

Current through June 17, 2024
Adequate visiting space shall be provided to accommodate the
				  demand projected by the number of visitors, visiting schedule, and the
				  requirements of Chapter 14. These areas should provide for contact visitation.
				  Non-contact visitation areas, when provided, shall consist of one (1) or more
				  booths which provide for the complete separation of the juvenile from the
				  visitor. Each booth shall provide telephones, seating and countertop space for
				  both visitor and juvenile. The vision panel between the visitor and the
				  juvenile shall be a high security glazing material that is sufficient in size
				  to allow reasonable visibility. Privacy partitions shall be provided between
				  visiting stations and sound absorbing materials shall be utilized to reduce
				  noise and to provide privacy during visits.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-021 - Interview Space

Current through June 17, 2024
A sufficient number of confidential interview areas to
				  accommodate the projected demand of visits by attorneys, counselors, clergy, or
				  other officials shall be provided. At least one (1) confidential interview area
				  is required. Interview areas shall be sufficient in size to accommodate up to
				  four (4) persons and shall be acoustically private to satisfy the needs of
				  confidential interviews.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-022 - Outdoor Exercise Space

Current through June 17, 2024
Sufficient outdoor exercise space shall be provided to
				  accommodate the projected facility capacity, the exercise functions for which
				  the space will be utilized, the maximum number of users at any one time, and
				  the requirements of Chapter 17. At least one (1) outdoor exercise area of not
				  less than fifteen hundred (1500) square feet of unencumbered space is
				  required.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-023 - Staff Posts

Current through June 17, 2024
Staff posts shall be located in close proximity of juvenile
				  housing areas in order to hear and respond promptly to disturbances or calls
				  for help. At least one (1) staff post shall be provided on each floor of
				  housing.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-024 - Medical Services Space

Current through June 17, 2024
Space shall be provided for routine medical examinations,
				  emergency first-aid, emergency equipment storage, and secure medicine
				  storage.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-025 - Food Service

Current through June 17, 2024
Where food is to be prepared in-house, the kitchen shall
				  have sufficient space for food preparation, serving, disposal, and clean-up to
				  serve the facility at its projected capacity. The kitchen shall be properly
				  equipped and have adequate storage space for the quantity of food prepared and
				  served. Provisions shall be made for the secure storage of knives and other
				  utensils.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-026 - Laundry

Current through June 17, 2024
Where laundry services are provided in-house, there shall be
				  sufficient space available for heavy duty or commercial type washers, dryers,
				  soiled laundry storage, clean laundry storage, and laundry supply
				  storage.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-027 - Janitor's Closet

Current through June 17, 2024
At least one (1) secure janitor's closet containing a mop
				  sink and sufficient space for storage of cleaning supplies and equipment shall
				  be provided within the security perimeter of the facility.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-029 - Administrative Space

Current through June 17, 2024
Sufficient space shall be provided for administrative and
				  clerical personnel. The space should include an area for conference and staff
				  training.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-030 - Staff Locker Rooms

Current through June 17, 2024
Locker space, toilets, showers, and dressing areas should be
				  provided for facility employees.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LAW ENFORCEMENT AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE › Title 83 - JAIL STANDARDS BOARD - STANDARDS FOR JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITIES › Chapter 18 - NEW FACILITY DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION › Section 83-18-031 - Public Lobby

Current through June 17, 2024
A public lobby or waiting area shall be provided which
				  includes sufficient seating, toilets, and drinking fountains. Public access to
				  security and administrative work areas shall be restricted. All public areas of
				  the facility shall be accessible to the handicapped.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LIBRARY COMMISSION › Title 236 - NEBRASKA LIBRARY COMMISSION › Chapter 1 - GOVERNANCE › Section 236-1-001 - General Information

Current through June 17, 2024
001.01
Statutory Authority
.
Sections
				  51-401
				  through
				  51-403.03
				  of the Revised Statutes of Nebraska set forth the structure, powers, and duties
				  of the Commission.
001.02
Scope and Application
.
This Chapter provides procedures for the conduct of
				  Commission board business, describes a code of ethics for Commission board
				  members and staff, designates advisory bodies to the Commission and establishes
				  procedures for rule changes.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LIBRARY COMMISSION › Title 236 - NEBRASKA LIBRARY COMMISSION › Chapter 1 - GOVERNANCE › Section 236-1-002 - Definitions

Current through June 17, 2024
002.01
Business Year
Business year shall mean the fiscal year of the State of
				  Nebraska.
002.02
Commission
The term "Commission" is commonly used to refer to both the
				  board and the administrative agency which carries out the mandated programs. As
				  used in this Chapter "Commission" shall refer to six member board constituting
				  the Nebraska Library Commission.
002.03
Commission Member
Commission member shall mean a person holding current
				  appointment to the Nebraska Library Commission. Commission members are selected
				  for appointment on a regional basis, the regions corresponding to the
				  geographic areas of the six library systems Members are not representatives of
				  the systems. Commission members have authority only when acting as a body in
				  regular session. The Commission shall not be bound in any way by any statement
				  or action on the part of an individual Commission member except when such
				  statement or action is in pursuance of special instructions by the
				  Commission.
002.04
Commission Staff
Commission staff shall mean any person currently employed by
				  the Nebraska Library Commission full or part time.
002.05
Director
Director shall mean director of the Nebraska Library
				  Commission.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LIBRARY COMMISSION › Title 236 - NEBRASKA LIBRARY COMMISSION › Chapter 1 - GOVERNANCE › Section 236-1-003 - Conflicts of Interest

Current through June 17, 2024
003.01 All members
				of the Commission, the Director, and the Deputy Director are designated to
				comply with the filing requirements and other Conflicts of Interest provisions
				of the Nebraska Political Accountability and Disclosure Act (Revised Statutes
				49-1493
				et seq).
003.02 All employees of
				the Commission shall comply with the applicable conflict of interest provisions
				of the Nebraska Political Accountability and Disclosure Act and the conflict of
				interest provisions of the
Rules and Regulations
of
				the State of Nebraska Department of Personnel.
003.03 Commission members and employees of
				the Commission shall endeavor to pursue a course of conduct which will not
				raise suspicion among the public that a Commission member or employee is likely
				to be engaged in acts that are in violations of his or her trust.
003.04 A Commission member or employee of the
				Nebraska Library Commission shall accept no loans or gifts from any person
				doing business with the Nebraska Library Commission provided, such prohibition
				shall not apply to the acceptance of ordinary social favors as defined herein.
				Ordinary social favor shall mean items which, by their nature, are ordinarily
				and readily returnable in kind; for example, a luncheon, invitation to and
				attendance at social functions, and other items ejusdem generis. Ordinary
				social favor does not include such items as admission to events, memberships to
				clubs and organizations, the provision for lodging or transportation and other
				items ejusdem generis. Nothing within this Rule shall prohibit a Commission
				member or employee from accepting requests for speaking engagements and the
				reasonable expenses therefore.
003.05 Any violation of these rules will be
				referred to the Nebraska Political Accountability and Disclosure Commission for
				investigation and hearing in the manner prescribed by law.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LIBRARY COMMISSION › Title 236 - NEBRASKA LIBRARY COMMISSION › Chapter 1 - GOVERNANCE › Section 236-1-004 - Commission Meetings

Current through June 17, 2024
All meetings of the Commission shall be conducted in
				  compliance with Public Meeting Laws, section
				  84-1409
				  through 1414 of the Revised Statutes.
004.01
Notice of
				Meeting
.
Public notice of Commission meetings will be disseminated
				  electronically to libraries via the Nebraska Library Communication System, and
				  by mail to the
Lincoln Journal-Star
, the
Omaha World-Herald
, and the office of the Governor.
				  Notices will be published 10 days prior to the meeting.
004.02
Schedule of
				Meetings
.
A regular meeting schedule shall be established annually at
				  the first meeting in the new business year. Regular meetings shall be conducted
				  at least once every other month. The date of any regular meeting may be changed
				  by a majority vote of the Commission.
004.02A
Special Meetings
.
Special meetings may be called by the Chair or by a majority
				  vote of the Commission.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LIBRARY COMMISSION › Title 236 - NEBRASKA LIBRARY COMMISSION › Chapter 1 - GOVERNANCE › Section 236-1-005 - Advisory Groups

Current through June 17, 2024
005.01 The
				Commission may establish ad hoc advisory committees or task forces which may
				include persons who are not members of the Commission. Unless otherwise
				stipulated, such committees or task forces shall be established for a period of
				no longer than one year. When an advisory committee or task force has completed
				its assignment, a written report shall be prepared and delivered to the
				Commission.
005.02 The Commission
				may establish standing advisory bodies to provide continuing advice as here
				specified.
005.02A The Nebraska State Advisory
				Council on Libraries. The Commission shall appoint a State Advisory Council on
				Libraries whose purpose is to advise the Commission on statewide library
				development and planning, to review and evaluate Library System plans and
				activities, and to perform such functions as mandated by the federal Library
				Services and Construction Act. The Council shall be composed of no more than 18
				members, broadly representative of the libraries and library users of the
				state. The Commission shall appoint members to the Council for two year terms,
				staggered. The Council shall devise Bylaws for its operation not inconsistent
				with Nebraska statutes, Commission rules and regulations and federal
				regulations appertaining, and shall provide the Commission annually with a
				written report of its activity.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LIBRARY COMMISSION › Title 236 - NEBRASKA LIBRARY COMMISSION › Chapter 2 - PROGRAMS AND OPERATIONS › Section 236-2-001 - General Information

Current through June 17, 2024
001.01
Statutory Authority
.
Sections
				  51-404 through
				  51-418
				  of the Revised Statutes of Nebraska set forth the duties and responsibilities
				  of the Commission.
001.02
Scope and Application
.
This Chapter provides procedures for the operation of
				  Commission programs and identifies requirements of eligibility for certain
				  services.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LIBRARY COMMISSION › Title 236 - NEBRASKA LIBRARY COMMISSION › Chapter 2 - PROGRAMS AND OPERATIONS › Section 236-2-002 - Definitions

Current through June 17, 2024
002.01
Commission
.
Commission - Except where noted otherwise, in this Chapter
				  "Commission" shall refer to the Nebraska Library Commission, the administrative
				  agency.
002.02
Clearinghouse
.
Clearinghouse shall mean the Nebraska Publications
				  Clearinghouse.
002.03
Depository Library
.
Depository Library shall mean a Nebraska Library designated
				  to receive and maintain for public use state government
				  documents.
002.04
Director
.
Director shall mean Director of the Nebraska Library
				  Commission
002.05
Library
.
Library shall mean any agency established by law for library
				  purposes.
002.06
Library for the Blind and Physically
				Handicapped
.
Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped shall mean
				  the Nebraska regional library designated by the Library of Congress to serve
				  blind and physically handicapped individuals.
002.07
Library
				Systems
.
Library Systems shall mean the six regional multi-type
				  library systems organized as non-profit corporations to foster and conduct
				  regional cooperative library programs and services. The six systems and their
				  prescribed regions are:
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002.08
Public
				Library
.
Public Library shall mean a town, township, city, village or
				  county library supported through tax revenue, legally established for library
				  purposes to serve the general public, and having a library board, a collection
				  of library materials, and personnel to administer the library service
				  program.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LIBRARY COMMISSION › Title 236 - NEBRASKA LIBRARY COMMISSION › Chapter 2 - PROGRAMS AND OPERATIONS › Section 236-2-003 - General Services

Current through June 17, 2024
003.01
Commission Library Materials
.
The Commission shall acquire library materials in all
				  conventional formats to meet the information needs of the public it serves.
				  This shall include: general reference and bibliographic materials; materials
				  relating to all aspects of library science and all types of libraries; all
				  publications of Nebraska state government, selected publications of other state
				  governments, and selected publications of other federal and local governments;
				  non-print materials of general scope to meet public library demands for
				  informational, educational, and entertainment material; non-print materials to
				  meet specialized needs in the fields of health; special materials for visually
				  and physically handicapped individuals; sample reading materials for children
				  and young adults.
003.01A
Gifts of Library
				Materials
Gifts made to the Commission of library materials
				will be added to the collection only in accordance with the general collection
				policy. The Commission assumes unconditional ownership of donated materials and
				may dispose of such materials at its own discretion. Library materials
				purchased with donated funds are subject to the same conditions.
003.01B
Disposal of Library
				Materials
Library materials which are no longer needed to
				meet Commission program objectives shall be removed from the collection and
				disposed of. When such materials are appropriate to the needs of other publicly
				funded libraries in the state they shall be transferred to such libraries.
				Other disposition of materials shall be at the discretion of the Director. When
				library materials are disposed of at public sale, each item shall be marked "No
				longer property of the Nebraska Library Commission." Funds from such sales
				shall be deposited in the Nebraska Library Commission cash fund.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LIBRARY COMMISSION › Title 236 - NEBRASKA LIBRARY COMMISSION › Chapter 2 - PROGRAMS AND OPERATIONS › Section 236-2-004 - Reports from Libraries

Current through June 17, 2024
To collect data from libraries (Revised Statutes
				  51-407
				  ) the Commission shall annually devise and distribute a data collection form
				  indicating the particular data to be supplied, and the time period on which the
				  data is based. Data elements shall regularly include income and operating
				  expenses of the library; measures of library activity such as number of loans
				  made; measures of library resources and equipment; and identification of
				  current staff and governing board members. Additional data elements may be
				  included in some years to aid in the study of particular problems such as the
				  condition of library buildings or the facility for serving handicapped library
				  users. The Commission shall compile the collected data for use in identifying
				  trends, needs and problems.
Nebraska Administrative Code › Topic - LIBRARY COMMISSION › Title 236 - NEBRASKA LIBRARY COMMISSION › Chapter 2 - PROGRAMS AND OPERATIONS › Section 236-2-005 - Nebraska Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped

Current through June 17, 2024
As the agency designated by the National Library Service for
				  the Blind and Physically Handicapped the Nebraska Library will follow
				  procedures and guidelines for service set forth in the
Network
				  Library Manual
,
1980
Library of Congress,
				  National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped.
005.01
Subsidiary
				Groups
.
To assist in providing library service to the blind and
				  physically handicapped people of the state, the Nebraska Library for the Blind
				  and Physically Handicapped may contract with other agencies to perform
				  designated services. Such contracts or agreements shall be negotiated annually
				  and charges for services if any, shall be based on costs of services
				  rendered.
005.01A Subregional Library
				for the Blind and Physically Handicapped The North Platte Public Library is
				designated a Subregional Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped and
				under annual formal agreement serve residents of the western counties of
				Nebraska as specified in the agreement.
005.01B Braille Service. The Utah State
				Library is designated by formal agreement to provide Braille reading materials
				to Nebraska residents by direct mail from Salt Lake City.
005.01C Machine Sublending Agencies. The
				Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped may designate Machine
				Sublending Agencies to assign and distribute reading equipment and accessories
				to eligible persons within a specified area.