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Code · Kentucky · Kentucky Revised Statutes

196.732 Community corrections funds -- Deposit of state funds saved via pilot

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projects -- Purposes of appropriated funds.
(1)Beginning in the fiscal year after a pilot project has been implemented pursuant to
KRS 196.731, fifty percent (50%) of any state expenditures that are avoided as
calculated in KRS 196.731 shall be deposited by the department in the community
corrections fund, which shall be a separate, interest-bearing account within the State
Treasury. The remaining fifty percent (50%) shall be deposited in the general fund.
Amounts deposited in the community corrections fund, including interest, are
hereby appropriated to the commission for the following purposes:
(a)Fifty percent (50%) to the community corrections program responsible for
those savings; and
(b)Fifty percent (50%) to the Division of Probation and Parole.
(2)Notwithstanding KRS 45.229, any moneys remaining in the community corrections
fund at the close of the fiscal year shall not lapse but shall carry forward into the
next fiscal year to be used for the purposes outlined in this subsection.
(3)None of the calculated savings shall be appropriated to the commission for
distribution if:
(a)In a pilot project developed pursuant to KRS 196.731(1)(a), there is an
increase in the percentage of targeted offenders on probation who are
convicted of a new felony offense and sentenced to a term of imprisonment; or
(b)In a pilot project developed pursuant to KRS 196.731(1)(b), there is an
increase in the percentage of supervised individuals who are convicted of a
new felony offense.
(4)The moneys appropriated pursuant to this section shall be used to supplement, not
supplant, any other state or county appropriations for probation, parole or other
post-prison supervision services, or community corrections programs.
(5)Moneys received through appropriations pursuant to this section and KRS 196.731
shall be used for the following purposes:
(a)Implementing evidence-based practices;
(b)Creating, increasing, or improving the availability of risk reduction and
treatment programs and interventions, including substance abuse treatment
programs, for supervised individuals;
(c)Paying the costs of global positioning monitoring system for offenders of at
least medium risk; and
(d)Increasing the number of probation and parole staff, including equipment and
office space the officers and staff may need.
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