Fire Camp definition

Fire Camp. A dormitory housing facility managed by CDCR located in the State of California. COUNTY Youthful Offenders housed at this facility primarily function as responders to emergency incidents and perform public work projects. Indigent Offender – A COUNTY Youthful Offender who is wholly without funds at the time they were eligible for withdrawal of funds for canteen purchases. Youthful Offender – A person ordered to Fire Camp, based on a sustained petition in juvenile court, pursuant to applicable California laws for housing and services under this Agreement. Youthful Offender File – Documents concerning a COUNTY Youthful Offender, including documents submitted by the COUNTY that will be maintained by the CDCR. Operating Requirements –Federal, state, and local law and court orders, constitutional standards, and CDCR regulations and policies made applicable to the Fire Camp by this Agreement. Pre-release Processing – Pre-release case preparation by the COUNTY prior to the COUNTY Youthful Offender’s release from CDCR custody. This may include, but is not limited to, victim notifications and any required registration. Serious Disciplinary – Discipline in response to an act or action of the COUNTY Youthful Offender that is an act of force or violence against another person; a breach of or presenting a threat to facility security; a serious disruption of facility operations; the introduction, possession or use of dangerous contraband or controlled substances; participation in activity that will likely result in protective custody needs, serious injury, or threat of serious injury; or the attempt by a COUNTY Youthful Offender to commit any such act coupled with a present ability to carry out the act if not prevented from doing so.
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Fire Camp. A dormitory housing facility managed by CDCR located in the State of California. COUNTY Youthful Offenders housed at this facility primarily function as responders to emergency incidents and perform public work projects. Youthful Offender – A person ordered to Fire Camp, based on a sustained petition in juvenile court, pursuant to applicable California laws for housing and services under this Agreement. Youthful Offender File – Documents concerning a COUNTY Youthful Offender, including documents submitted by the COUNTY that will be maintained by the CDCR. Operating Requirements –Federal, state, and local law and court orders, constitutional standards, and CDCR regulations and policies made applicable to the Fire Camp by this Agreement. Pre-release Processing – Pre-release case preparation by the COUNTY prior to the COUNTY Youthful Offender’s release from CDCR custody. This may include, but is not limited to, victim notifications and any required registration. Serious Disciplinary – Discipline in response to an act or action of the COUNTY Youthful Offender that is an act of force or violence against another person; a breach of or presenting a threat to facility security; a serious disruption of facility operations; the introduction, possession or use of dangerous contraband or controlled substances; participation in activity that will likely result in protective custody needs, serious injury, or threat of serious injury; or the attempt by a COUNTY Youthful Offender to commit any such act coupled with a present ability to carry out the act if not prevented from doing so.
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Examples of Fire Camp in a sentence

  • All COUNTY Youthful Offenders assigned to the Fire Camp shall earn wages equal to the amount paid to CDCR youth housed at the Fire Camp at the time of transfer.

  • All COUNTY Youthful Offenders shall participate in the Fire Camp programs, firefighter training, in-camp work assignments, and work at the Fire Camp, unless otherwise medically or administratively precluded.

  • COUNTY Youthful Offender Camp records regarding the COUNTY Youthful Offenders while at the Fire Camp shall be collected and maintained on-site by the CDCR in accordance with CDCR records management and requirements governing confidentiality.

  • The COUNTY shall perform all time calculations for the COUNTY Youthful Offender while housed in the Fire Camp and shall provide the CDCR with an initial COUNTY Youthful Offender release date and any changes to the COUNTY Youthful Offender release date.

  • In the event that it becomes necessary to remove a COUNTY Youthful Offender from the Fire Camp due to an increase in needs beyond those provided by the CDCR as part of basic healthcare services, any disciplinary reason, inability to provide a level of custody consistent with the safety and security of the COUNTY Youthful Offender, Staff, and/or the Fire Camp, or the COUNTY Youthful Offender’s refusal to participate in the Fire Camp program, the CDCR shall immediately remove the offender from the Fire Camp.

  • In the event the COUNTY Youthful Offender requires housing outside of the Fire Camp due to disciplinary action, all associated costs shall be to the responsibility of the COUNTY.

  • When a COUNTY Youthful Offender is transferred from the Fire Camp, the records provided by the COUNTY and additional information compiled while the COUNTY Youthful Offender was at the Fire Camp shall be updated and transported with the COUNTY Youthful Offender to their new location.

  • A COUNTY Youthful Offender who refuses to participate in the Fire Camp Work/Training Program shall be returned to the COUNTY in accordance with Section II, Subsection C.

  • Youth placed at the Fire Camp shall be required to comply with the rules, regulations and policies of the CDCR.

  • All COUNTY Youthful Offenders requesting access to a law library, beyond what is available at the Fire Camp, shall be transported back to the COUNTY in accordance with Section II, Subsection C.

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