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Meeting Minutes - Date
9/18/2007
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Board of Commissioners
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post-release supervision after completing active <br />sentences of imprisonment: <br />a. Aftercare support services. <br />(b) Community-based corrections funds may be used to operate <br />programs and may also be used to construct, acquire, or renovate <br />community facilities established to provide the programs and <br />services set forth in subsection (a) of this section. <br />Construction and renovation funds may not be used for jails. <br />Construction and renovation funds may not be used to reimburse <br />expenses for any facilities renovated before the effective date <br />of this Article. <br />(c) When a county receives more than fifty thousand dollars <br />($50,000) in community-based corrections funds, then that county <br />shall use at least fifty percent (50~) of those funds to develop <br />programs for offenders who receive intermediate punishments. <br />(1993, c. 534; 1994, Ex. Sess., c. 24, s. 14(d).) <br />§ 143B-273.15. Funding formula. <br />To determine the grant amount for which a county or <br />counties may apply, the granting authority shall apply the <br />following formula: <br />(1) Twenty percent (20~) based on a fixed equal dollar <br />amount for each county; <br />(2) Sixty percent (60&) based on thecounty share of <br />the State population; and <br />(3) Twenty percent (20~) based on the supervised <br />probation admissions rate for the county. <br />The sum of the amounts in subdivisions (1), (2), and (3) is <br />the total amount of the funding that a county may apply for <br />under this subsection. <br />Grants to participating counties are for a period of one <br />fiscal year with unobligated funds being returned to the Account <br />at the end of the grant period. Funds are provided to <br />participating counties on a reimbursement basis unless a county <br />documents a need for an advance of grant funds. (1993, c. 534, <br />s. 1; 1995, c. 324, s. 19; 2001-424, s. 25.16(a).) <br />§ 143B-273.16. Continued eligibility. <br />(a)TO continue to receive funding under this Article, a <br />county shall submit an updated application for implementation <br />funding to the Secretary at the beginning of each fiscal year. <br />(b) To remain eligible for funding, a county shall: <br />(1) Comply with its community-based corrections plan; <br />(2) Submit monitoring reports as required by the <br />Department; and <br />(3) Comply with the minimum standards adopted. <br />(c) If the Secretary suspends any or all of the grant funds, <br />the county may request a hearing in accordance with Chapter 150B <br />of the General Statutes. (1993, c. 534; 1994, Ex. Sess., c. 24, <br />s. 14(d).) <br />§ 143B-273.17. Termination of participation in program. <br />A county receiving financial aid under this Article may <br />terminate its participation by delivering a resolution of the <br />board or boards of county commissioners to the Secretary at the <br />beginning of any .calendar quarter. Upon withdrawal from the <br />program, the board or boards of county commissioners may adopt a <br />i7 ~~ <br />
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