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Juvenile Detention Home Fund Allocations
This act changes how money from the juvenile detention home fund is distributed to counties for their juvenile detention homes.
What This Bill Does
- Changes how money in the juvenile detention home fund is used each year.
- Gives $150,000 to every eligible county or multi-county juvenile detention home.
- Distributes any leftover money based on the costs of running these homes from the previous fiscal year.
Who It Names or Affects
- Counties and multi-county areas with juvenile detention homes
- The department responsible for distributing funds
Terms To Know
- juvenile detention home fund
- A special money pool used to help pay for the costs of running juvenile detention facilities.
- eligible county or multi-county juvenile detention home
- A place where young people who break laws are held, which qualifies for funding from the state.
Limits and Unknowns
- The exact amount of money available each year depends on how much is in the fund.
- It's not clear what happens if a county does not have an eligible juvenile detention home.