Aside from statutory requirements and laws spelled out in Oregon Revised States, there are requirements as part of the intergovernmental agreement between the State and the County in administering and operating Community Corrections. The County is required to follow Oregon Department of Corrections’ Administrative Rules as outlined in the Intergovernmental Agreement.
The County is also required to meet or improve on certain outcomes that are included in the Intergovernmental Agreement. These outcomes assist in demonstrating the effectiveness of Community Corrections to the Legislature.
Intergovernmental Agreement Sample including Exhibit's A and B
County Plan Instructions and Forms
County Plan Amendment Forms
Supervision and Contact Standards
Use of the classification and supervision leel system (Oregon Case Management System) are mandatory, however, each county can define how they supervise their offenders. Outcome measures within the Intergovernmental Agreement create accountability for how offenders are managed.
Supervision Level
Risk Assessment (refer to Risk Assessments tab of OCMS Manual)
Initial Risk Instrument and Coding Instructions
Risk Reassessment and Coding Instructions
Sex Offender Assessment Instrument and Coding Instructions Cutoff scores
Overrides
Sex Offense/Assault Offense
Contact Standards and Levels of Supervision
How a county supervised offenders is a local (county decision). The minimum contact standards previously established as part of OCMS are no longer mandated.
The county will notify the Department of Corrections of the contact standards so that they can be coded into the Corrections Information Ssytem (CIS). The management reports generated by CIS/ISIS will reflect the actual standards set in the county. Counties will take into account liability, focusing resources on the higher risk offenders as supported by research, local resources, and local values when making decision on contact standards.
Case Management System (Community Corrections) - OAR 291-078
Initial Risk Assessment and Risk Reassessment Instruments and Instructions
Static 99/Stable Acute (see your SOSN Rep for manuals)
DOC Policy, determining County of Residence
Intake
Fireamrs and Weapons
Arrest, Detainers
Searches (Community Corrections) - OAR 291-028
Informants
Tribal Relations
Transfer (Community Corrections) - OAR 291-019
Travel Permits
