Each entry includes a link to the original "Recommendation Text", its Commission member "Votes", and its implementation "Status", and, where applicable, any "Related Bill" connected to the recommendation. If the "Recommendation Text" link is not available, please see the relevant
annual report for the full text of the recommendation.
FY12-SO08 TRAINING FOR COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS BOARD MEMBERS
The Office of Community Corrections in the Division of Criminal Justice in collaboration with the SOMB shall work with the CACCB* and the GCCAC** on training for community corrections board members regarding the lifetime supervision act and sex offender supervision.
*Colorado Association of Community Corrections Boards
**Governor's Community Corrections Advisory Council
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FY08-BP56 FUNDING FOR THE PAROLE BOARD
Provide funding to enhance the technology available to the parole board members, hearing officers, and administrative law judges so that they may obtain items such as laptop computers, other hardware, software, and video conferencing, to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of parole board hearings and operations. Allow electronic requests for modifications of conditions of parole.
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FY08-BP58 PAROLE SUPERVISION POLICIES AND TRAININGS
To promote continuity of supervision, the Department of Corrections should develop consistent policies and trainings that promote uniformity in establishing and implementing discretionary conditions and privileges of parole supervision.
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FY08-CS63 TECHNICAL VIOLATIONS PROGRAM WITHIN PROBATION
To reduce the number of offenders with probation violations resulting in a prison sentence, the Division of Probation Services should implement a technical violations program that focuses on these offenders and encourages them to become compliant with probation supervision.
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FY08-GP18 MATCH INSTITUTIONAL PROGRAMS WITH OFFENDER NEEDS
To identify the gaps between available services and needs, survey the availability and capacity of all programs in the Department of Corrections, local jails, and community corrections, and compare these with the assessed needs of the corresponding populations.
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Recommendation STATUS: Ongoing