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	1	+	Second Regular Session
	2	+	Seventy-third General Assembly
	3	+	STATE OF COLORADO
	4	+	REVISED
	5	+	This Version Includes All Amendments Adopted
	6	+	on Second Reading in the Second House
	7	+	LLS NO. 22-0013.01 Michael Dohr x4347
1	8		HOUSE BILL 22-1063
2		-	BY REPRESENTATIVE(S) Amabile and Benavidez, Bacon, Bernett,
3		-	Boesenecker, Cutter, Esgar, Exum, Gonzales-Gutierrez, Herod, Hooton,
4		-	Jodeh, Kipp, Lindsay, Lontine, McCormick, Ricks, Titone, Van Winkle,
5		-	Weissman;
6		-	also SENATOR(S) Coleman and Cooke, Bridges, Buckner, Ginal,
7		-	Gonzales, Hansen, Jaquez Lewis, Lee, Moreno
8		-	.
	9	+	House Committees Senate Committees
	10	+	Judiciary Judiciary
	11	+	Legislative Council Appropriations
	12	+	Appropriations
	13	+	A BILL FOR AN ACT
9	14		C
10		-	ONCERNING CREATION OF A JAIL STANDARDS COMMISSION TO
11		-	STANDARDIZE THE OPERATION OF
12		-	COLORADO JAILS, AND, IN
13		-	CONNECTION THEREWITH
14		-	, MAKING AN APPROPRIATION.
15		-	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
16		-	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add part 19 to article
17		-	3 of title 2 as follows:
18		-	PART 19
19		-	COLORADO JAIL STANDARDS COMMISSION
20		-	2-3-1901. Legislative oversight committee for Colorado jail
21		-	standards - creation - duties. (1) Creation. (a) T
22		-	HERE IS CREATED A
23		-	LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE CONCERNING
24		-	COLORADO JAIL
25		-	NOTE: This bill has been prepared for the signatures of the appropriate legislative
26		-	officers and the Governor. To determine whether the Governor has signed the bill
27		-	or taken other action on it, please consult the legislative status sheet, the legislative
28		-	history, or the Session Laws.
29		-	________
30		-	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material added to existing law; dashes
31		-	through words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law and such material is not part of
32		-	the act. STANDARDS, REFERRED TO IN THIS PART 19 AS THE "COMMITTEE".
	15	+	ONCERNING CREATION OF A JAIL STANDARDS COMMISSION TO101
	16	+	STANDARDIZE THE OPERATION OF COLORADO
	17	+	JAILS, AND, IN102
	18	+	CONNECTION THEREWITH , MAKING AN APPROPRIATION .103
	19	+	Bill Summary
	20	+	(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
	21	+	not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
	22	+	passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
	23	+	applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
	24	+	http://leg.colorado.gov
	25	+	.)
	26	+	The bill creates the Colorado jail standards commission
	27	+	(commission) in the department of public safety. The commission creates
	28	+	standards for the operation of Colorado's county jails (jails) and updates
	29	+	the standards as necessary. The commission consists of the following 20
	30	+	members:
	31	+	SENATE
	32	+	2nd Reading Unamended
	33	+	May 5, 2022
	34	+	HOUSE
	35	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	36	+	May 2, 2022
	37	+	HOUSE
	38	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	39	+	April 29, 2022
	40	+	HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
	41	+	Amabile and Benavidez, Bacon, Bernett, Boesenecker, Cutter, Esgar, Exum, Gonzales-
	42	+	Gutierrez, Herod, Hooton, Jodeh, Kipp, Lindsay, Lontine, McCormick, Ricks, Titone, Van
	43	+	Winkle, Weissman
	44	+	SENATE SPONSORSHIP
	45	+	Coleman and Cooke,
	46	+	Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
	47	+	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing statute.
	48	+	Dashes through the words indicate deletions from existing statute. ! 5 sheriffs or senior jail administrators;
	49	+	! 2 county commissioners;
	50	+	! 3 people with lived experience of being incarcerated or
	51	+	having a family member who is or was incarcerated in a
	52	+	jail;
	53	+	! One mental health professional with experience working in
	54	+	a jail;
	55	+	! One health professional with experience working in a jail;
	56	+	! One person representing a lesbian, gay, bisexual,
	57	+	transgender, or queer advocacy organization;
	58	+	! One person representing an organization advocating for the
	59	+	rights of people with disabilities;
	60	+	! One person representing an organization advocating for the
	61	+	rights of communities of color;
	62	+	! One person representing an organization advocating for the
	63	+	rights of persons with mental or physical disabilities;
	64	+	! One non-law-enforcement person with experience working
	65	+	in a jail, appointed by the executive director of the
	66	+	department of public safety;
	67	+	! The state public defender or the state public defender's
	68	+	designee;
	69	+	! One district attorney, appointed by the Colorado district
	70	+	attorneys' council; and
	71	+	! One person representing the department of public safety
	72	+	with expertise in jail operations.
	73	+	The commission shall develop standards for all aspects of jail
	74	+	operations as follows:
	75	+	! Reception and release;
	76	+	! Classification of inmates;
	77	+	! Security;
	78	+	! Housing;
	79	+	! Sanitation and environmental conditions;
	80	+	! Communication;
	81	+	! Visitation;
	82	+	! Health care, mental and behavioral health care, and dental
	83	+	care;
	84	+	! Food service;
	85	+	! Recreation and programming;
	86	+	! Inmate disciplinary processes;
	87	+	! Restrictive housing;
	88	+	! Inmate grievances;
	89	+	! Staffing; and
	90	+	! Inmates' prerogatives.
	91	+	The commission shall establish standards regarding oversight of
	92	+	the standards; compliance with the standards, including a requirement for
	93	+	1063
	94	+	-2- a biennial compliance inspection of each jail; a complaint process and
	95	+	investigation process; and possible sanctions for noncompliance with or
	96	+	violations of the standards. The department of public safety shall
	97	+	promulgate rules adopting the standards and possible sanctions.
	98	+	The department of public safety shall provide oversight of the
	99	+	implementation of the standards. The commission shall evaluate the
	100	+	effectiveness of the standards after implementation and make any needed
	101	+	changes to the standards.
	102	+	The bill sunsets the commission on September 1, 2029.
	103	+	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
	104	+	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add part 19 to article2
	105	+	3 of title 2 as follows:3
	106	+	PART 194
	107	+	COLORADO JAIL STANDARDS COMMISSION5
	108	+	2-3-1901. Legislative oversight committee for Colorado jail6
	109	+	standards - creation - duties. (1) Creation. (a) THERE IS CREATED A7
	110	+	LEGISLATIVE OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE CONCERNING COLORADO JAIL8
	111	+	STANDARDS, REFERRED TO IN THIS PART 19 AS THE "COMMITTEE".9
	112	+	(b) THE COMMITTEE CONSISTS OF SIX MEMBERS. THE PRESIDENT10
	113	+	OF THE SENATE, THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE SENATE, THE SPEAKER OF11
	114	+	THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, AND THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE12
	115	+	HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SHALL APPOINT THE MEMBERS OF THE13
	116	+	COMMITTEE AS FOLLOWS:14
	117	+	(I) THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE SHALL APPOINT TWO SENATORS15
	118	+	TO SERVE ON THE COMMITTEE AND DESIGNATE ONE OF THE SENATORS AS16
	119	+	THE VICE-CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE, AND THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE17
	120	+	SENATE SHALL APPOINT ONE SENATOR TO SERVE ON THE COMMITTEE ;18
	121	+	(II) THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SHALL19
	122	+	APPOINT TWO REPRESENTATIVES TO SERVE ON THE COMMITTEE AND20
	123	+	1063-3- DESIGNATE ONE OF THE REPRESENTATIVES AS THE CHAIR OF THE1
	124	+	COMMITTEE, AND THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE HOUSE OF2
	125	+	REPRESENTATIVES SHALL APPOINT ONE REPRESENTATIVE TO SERVE ON THE3
	126	+	COMMITTEE;4
	127	+	(III) THE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, THE MINORITY LEADER OF5
	128	+	THE SENATE, THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, AND THE6
	129	+	MINORITY LEADER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SHALL MAKE THEIR7
	130	+	APPOINTMENTS BY JULY 1, 2022. IN THE CASE OF A VACANCY, THE PERSON8
	131	+	MAKING THE ORIGINAL APPOINTMENT OR REAPPOINTMENT SHALL FILL ANY9
	132	+	VACANCY BY APPOINTMENT .10
	133	+	(c) (I) MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE MAY RECEIVE PAYMENT OF11
	134	+	PER DIEM AND REIMBURSEMENT FOR ACTUAL AND NECESSARY EXPENSES12
	135	+	AUTHORIZED PURSUANT TO SECTION 2-2-307.13
	136	+	(II) THE DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL14
	137	+	AND THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE LEGAL SERVICES SHALL15
	138	+	SUPPLY STAFF ASSISTANCE TO THE COMMITTEE, BUT SHALL NOT SUPPLY16
	139	+	STAFF ASSISTANCE TO ANY SUBCOMMITTEES CREATED BY THE COMMITTEE .17
	140	+	(2) Duties. (a) THE COMMITTEE SHALL MEET NO MORE THAN FOUR18
	141	+	TIMES EACH YEAR.19
	142	+	(b) THE COMMITTEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OVERSIGHT OF THE20
	143	+	COMMISSION. THE CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE SHALL ESTABLISH21
	144	+	ORGANIZATIONAL RULES AND PROCEDURAL RULES AS ARE NECESSARY FOR22
	145	+	THE OPERATION OF THE COMMISSION .23
	146	+	(c) THE COMMITTEE MAY INTRODUCE UP TO A TOTAL OF THREE24
	147	+	BILLS, JOINT RESOLUTIONS, OR CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS DURING THE25
	148	+	2024 LEGISLATIVE SESSION. BILLS THAT THE COMMITTEE INTRODUCES ARE26
	149	+	EXEMPT FROM THE FIVE-BILL LIMITATION SPECIFIED IN RULE 24 (b)(1)(A)27
	150	+	1063
	151	+	-4- OF THE JOINT RULES OF THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES .1
	152	+	JOINT RESOLUTIONS AND CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS THAT THE2
	153	+	COMMITTEE INTRODUCES ARE EXEMPT FROM THE LIMITATIONS SET OUT IN3
	154	+	RULE 26 (g) OF THE RULES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND RULE4
	155	+	30 (f) OF THE RULES OF THE SENATE. THE COMMITTEE IS EXEMPT FROM5
	156	+	THE REQUIREMENT TO REPORT BILLS OR OTHER MEASURES TO THE6
	157	+	LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL AS SPECIFIED IN RULE 24 (b)(1)(D) AND RULE 24A7
	158	+	(d)(8) OF THE JOINT RULES OF THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF8
	159	+	REPRESENTATIVES AND IN SECTION 2-3-303 (1)(f), COLORADO REVISED9
	160	+	STATUTES. THE COMMITTEE IS SUBJECT TO RULE 24A OF THE JOINT RULES10
	161	+	OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT11
	162	+	THAT THE RULE MAY CONFLICT WITH THIS PART 19. BILLS RECOMMENDED12
	163	+	BY THE COMMITTEE MUST BE INTRODUCED BY THE INTRODUCTION13
	164	+	DEADLINE FOR HOUSE BILLS SPECIFIED IN RULE 23 (a)(1) OF THE JOINT14
	165	+	RULES OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. THE CHAIR AND15
	166	+	VICE-CHAIR SHALL JOINTLY ESTABLISH THE LAST DATE FOR THE MEETING16
	167	+	AT WHICH THE COMMITTEE MAY APPROVE BILL REQUESTS, THE LAST DATE17
	168	+	BY WHICH COMMITTEE MEMBERS MUST FINALIZE BILL DRAFTS OR BY18
	169	+	WHICH BILL DRAFTS WILL BE DEEMED FINALIZED FOR FISCAL NOTE19
	170	+	PURPOSES, AND THE LAST DATE BY WHICH THE COMMITTEE WILL CONSIDER20
	171	+	AND TAKE FINAL ACTION ON BILL DRAFTS.21
	172	+	(d) THE COMMITTEE SHALL RECEIVE AND APPROVE THE REPORT OF22
	173	+	THE COMMISSION REQUIRED BY SECTION 2-3-1903 (2).23
	174	+	2-3-1902. Colorado jail standards commission - creation -24
	175	+	membership. (1) T
	176	+	HE COLORADO JAIL STANDARDS COMMISSION IS25
	177	+	CREATED
	178	+	AND REFERRED TO IN THIS PART 19 AS THE "COMMISSION".26
	179	+	T
	180	+	HE COMMISSION SHALL
	181	+	RECOMMEND STANDARDS FOR THE SAFE AND27
	182	+	1063
	183	+	-5- EFFECTIVE OPERATION OF COLORADO'S COUNTY JAILS, REFERRED TO IN1
	184	+	THIS PART 19 AS "JAILS". 2
	185	+	(2) T
	186	+	HE COMMISSION IS COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING3TWENTY-TWO MEMBERS:4
	187	+	(a) F
	188	+	IVE SHERIFFS OR SENIOR JAIL ADMINISTRATORS, APPOINTED BY5
	189	+	THE STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION REPRESENTING COUNTY :6
	190	+	(I) O
	191	+	NE FROM A COUNTY IN EACH COUNTY CATEGORY I-IV, AS7
	192	+	DEFINED BY SECTION 30-2-102; AND8
	193	+	(II) O
	194	+	NE FROM EITHER A CATEGORY V OR CATEGORY VI COUNTY,9
	195	+	AS DEFINED BY SECTION 30-2-102;10
33	196		(b) T
34		-	HE COMMITTEE CONSISTS OF SIX MEMBERS . THE PRESIDENT OF
35		-	THE SENATE
36		-	, THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE SENATE , THE SPEAKER OF THE
37		-	HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
38		-	, AND THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE HOUSE OF
39		-	REPRESENTATIVES SHALL APPOINT THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE AS
40		-	FOLLOWS
41		-	:
42		-	(I) T
43		-	HE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE SHALL APPOINT TWO SENATORS
44		-	TO SERVE ON THE COMMITTEE AND DESIGNATE ONE OF THE SENATORS AS THE
45		-	VICE
46		-	-CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE, AND THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE SENATE
47		-	SHALL APPOINT ONE SENATOR TO SERVE ON THE COMMITTEE
48		-	;
	197	+	WO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS , APPOINTED BY THE STATEWIDE11
	198	+	ORGANIZATION REPRESENTING COUNTY COMMISSIONERS :12
	199	+	(I) O
	200	+	NE FROM EITHER A COUNTY CATEGORY I OR II COUNTY, AS13
	201	+	DEFINED BY SECTION 30-2-102; AND14
	202	+	(II) O
	203	+	NE FROM A CATEGORY III, IV, V, OR VI COUNTY, AS DEFINED15
	204	+	BY SECTION 30-2-102;16
	205	+	(c) T
	206	+	HREE PERSONS WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE OF BEING17
	207	+	INCARCERATED OR HAVING A FAMILY MEMBER WHO IS OR WAS18
	208	+	INCARCERATED IN A JAIL, APPOINTED BY A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION19
	209	+	ADVOCATING FOR THE RIGHTS OF THE INCARCERATED IN COLORADO;20
	210	+	(d) O
	211	+	NE MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL WITH EXPERIENCE21
	212	+	WORKING IN A JAIL, APPOINTED BY A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION22
	213	+	ADVOCATING FOR MENTAL HEALTH IN COLORADO;23
	214	+	(e) ONE PERSON REPRESENTING COMPETENCY SERVICES ,24
	215	+	APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN25
	216	+	SERVICES;26
	217	+	(f) ONE PERSON REPRESENTING THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH27
	218	+	1063
	219	+	-6- ADMINISTRATION, APPOINTED BY THE COMMISSIONER OF THE BEHAVIORAL1
	220	+	HEALTH ADMINISTRATION;2
	221	+	(g) ONE PERSON REPRESENTING POLICE OFFICERS, APPOINTED BY3
	222	+	THE PRESIDENT OF A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION REPRESENTING POLICE4
	223	+	OFFICERS;5
	224	+	(h) ONE PERSON REPRESENTING A LESBIAN , GAY, BISEXUAL,6
	225	+	TRANSGENDER, OR QUEER ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION , APPOINTED BY A7
	226	+	STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING FOR THE RIGHTS OF THE8
	227	+	INCARCERATED IN COLORADO;9
	228	+	(i) ONE PERSON REPRESENTING AN ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING10
	229	+	FOR THE RIGHTS OF PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES ,11
	230	+	APPOINTED BY A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING FOR THE RIGHTS12
	231	+	OF THE INCARCERATED IN COLORADO;13
	232	+	(j) ONE PERSON REPRESENTING AN ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING14
	233	+	FOR THE RIGHTS OF PEOPLE OF COLOR , APPOINTED BY A STATEWIDE15
	234	+	ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING FOR THE RIGHTS OF THE INCARCERATED IN16
	235	+	C
	236	+	OLORADO;17(k) ONE PERSON REPRESENTING AN ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING18
	237	+	FOR THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH MENTAL OR PHYSICAL DISABILITIES ,19
	238	+	APPOINTED BY A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING FOR THE RIGHTS20
	239	+	OF THE INCARCERATED IN COLORADO;21
	240	+	(l) ONE NON-LAW-ENFORCEMENT PERSON WITH EXPERIENCE22
	241	+	WORKING IN A JAIL, APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE23
	242	+	DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ;24
	243	+	(m) THE STATE PUBLIC DEFENDER OR THE STATE PUBLIC25
	244	+	DEFENDER'S DESIGNEE;26
	245	+	(n) ONE PERSON REPRESENTING DISTRICT ATTORNEYS, APPOINTED27
	246	+	1063
	247	+	-7- BY THE COLORADO DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ' COUNCIL; AND1
	248	+	(o) ONE PERSON REPRESENTING THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC2
	249	+	SAFETY WITH EXPERTISE IN JAIL OPERATIONS , APPOINTED BY THE3
	250	+	EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY .4
	251	+	5
	252	+	(3) THE INITIAL COMMISSION MEMBERS MUST BE APPOINTED BY6
	253	+	J
	254	+	ULY 1, 2022.7
	255	+	(4) T
	256	+	HE FIRST MEETING OF THE COMMISSION MUST BE HELD BY8
	257	+	JULY 31, 2022. THE COMMISSION SHALL MEET MONTHLY. THE CHAIR OF9
	258	+	THE COMMITTEE SHALL APPOINT A CHAIR AND VICE-CHAIR FROM AMONG10
	259	+	THE COMMISSION MEMBERS. THE CHAIR OF THE COMMISSION SHALL SET11
	260	+	THE MEETING DATES AND TIMES.12
	261	+	2-3-1903. Commission - duties - report. (1) T HE COMMISSION13
	262	+	SHALL RECOMMEND STANDARDS IN COMPLIANCE WITH STATE AND14
	263	+	FEDERAL LAW FOR ALL ASPECTS OF JAIL OPERATIONS AS FOLLOWS :15
	264	+	(a) R
	265	+	ECEPTION AND RELEASE, INCLUDING:16
	266	+	(I) I
	267	+	DENTIFYING THE ARRESTING, TRANSPORTING, OR COMMITTING17
	268	+	OFFICER;18
	269	+	(II) R
	270	+	ECORDING INMATE INFORMATION IN A BOOKING AND19
	271	+	IDENTIFICATION RECORD FOR EVERY COMMITMENT ;20
	272	+	(III) I
	273	+	DENTIFYING INMATES DURING RECEPTION BY PHOTOGRAPH ,21
	274	+	IDENTIFICATION BRACELET, OR OTHER MEANS;22
	275	+	(IV) P
	276	+	ROVIDING ACCESS TO TELEPHONES AFTER THE RECEPTION23
	277	+	PROCESS;24
	278	+	(V) S
	279	+	EARCHING, CONFISCATING, INVENTORYING, AND SECURING25
	280	+	OF UNAUTHORIZED ITEMS;26
	281	+	(VI) C
	282	+	ONFISCATION, COUNTING, AND SECURING OF MONEY OR ANY27
	283	+	1063
	284	+	-8- FORM OF CURRENCY;1
	285	+	(VII) S
	286	+	ECURING THE INMATE'S SIGNATURE AND REQUIREMENTS2
	287	+	FOR WITNESS SIGNATURES ON A COMPLETED INVENTORY OF ITEMS AND3
	288	+	MONEY CONFISCATED;4
	289	+	(VIII) S
	290	+	TRIP SEARCHES AND BODY CAVITY SEARCHES CONSISTENT5
	291	+	WITH COLORADO LAW;6
	292	+	(IX) D
	293	+	ETERMINING WHEN AN INMATE SHOULD RECEIVE A SHOWER ;7
	294	+	(X) P
	295	+	ROVIDING INMATES WITH CLEAN UNIFORM CLOTHING OR8
	296	+	STANDARDS FOR WEARING PERSONAL CLOTHING ;9
	297	+	(XI) T
	298	+	HE AMOUNT OF TIME INMATES ARE CONFINED IN THE10
	299	+	RECEPTION AREA;11
	300	+	(XII) T
	301	+	HE POSSESSION OF MONEY BY INMATES , INCLUDING12
	302	+	PROVISIONS TO PREVENT INMATE GAMBLING , THEFT, AND EXTORTION;13
	303	+	(XIII) P
	304	+	ROVIDING INMATES WITH A LIST OF GENERALLY14
	305	+	APPLICABLE INMATE RULES;15
	306	+	(XIV) A
	307	+	SSISTING INMATES IN UNDERSTANDING THESE RULES IF16
	308	+	THERE ARE LITERACY OR LANGUAGE OBSTACLES ;17
	309	+	(XV) O
	310	+	BTAINING SIGNED ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM INMATES OF18
	311	+	RECEIPT AND UNDERSTANDING OF RULES ;19
	312	+	(XVI) E
	313	+	NSURING THE SAFETY OF MALE, FEMALE, AND NONBINARY20
	314	+	INMATES DURING RECEPTION;21
	315	+	(XVII) V
	316	+	ERIFYING INMATES' IDENTIFICATION AND RELEASE22
	317	+	DOCUMENTATION;23
	318	+	(XVIII) D
	319	+	OCUMENTING AN INMATE 'S RELEASE TO ANOTHER24
	320	+	AGENCY;25
	321	+	(XIX) O
	322	+	BTAINING A RECEIPT FROM THE INMATE OR THE RECEIVING26
	323	+	OFFICER, AS APPROPRIATE, FOR ALL PROPERTY RETURNED AT THE TIME OF27
	324	+	1063
	325	+	-9- RELEASE OR TRANSFER;1
	326	+	(XX) C
	327	+	ONFINING JUVENILES WHEN PERMITTED BY COURT ORDER2
	328	+	PURSUANT TO SECTION 19-2.5-305;3
	329	+	(XXI) S
	330	+	CREENING AND ASSESSMENT FOR PHYSICAL DISABILITIES ,4
	331	+	MENTAL OR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DISORDERS , TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES,5
	332	+	OR DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES;6
	333	+	(XXII) P
	334	+	ROVIDING ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH7
	335	+	DISABILITIES AS REQUIRED BY ALL APPLICABLE STATE AND FEDERAL LAW ;8
	336	+	AND9
	337	+	(XXIII) C
	338	+	ONSIDERING AGE AS A FACTOR IN THE CLASSIFICATION10
	339	+	OF INMATES;11
	340	+	(b) C
	341	+	LASSIFICATION OF INMATES, INCLUDING:12
	342	+	(I) A
	343	+	WRITTEN INMATE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM THAT SPECIFIES13
	344	+	THE CRITERIA AND PROCEDURES FOR DETERMINING AND CHANGING THE14
	345	+	CLASSIFICATION OF INMATES TO DETERMINE THE LEVEL OF CUSTODY15
	346	+	REQUIRED, SPECIAL NEEDS, HOUSING ASSIGNMENT, AND PARTICIPATION IN16
	347	+	PROGRAMMING;17
	348	+	(II) H
	349	+	OUSING MALE, FEMALE, AND NONBINARY INMATES18
	350	+	SEPARATELY BY SIGHT AND TOUCH , AND OUT OF RANGE OF NORMAL19
	351	+	CONVERSATION WITH EACH OTHER ;20
	352	+	(III) S
	353	+	UPERVISING MALE, FEMALE, AND NONBINARY INMATES21
	354	+	WHEN PLACED TOGETHER FOR PROGRAMMING , TRANSPORTATION, OR22
	355	+	OTHER SIMILAR ACTIVITIES;23
	356	+	(IV) H
	357	+	OUSING VIOLENT AND NONVIOLENT INMATES SEPARATELY ;24
	358	+	(V) S
	359	+	UPERVISING VIOLENT AND NONVIOLENT INMATES WHEN25
	360	+	PLACED TOGETHER FOR PROGRAMMING , TRANSPORTATION, OR OTHER26
	361	+	SIMILAR ACTIVITIES;27
	362	+	1063
	363	+	-10- (VI) HOUSING JUVENILE AND ADULT INMATES SEPARATELY ;1
	364	+	(VII) S
	365	+	UPERVISING JUVENILE AND ADULT INMATES WHEN PLACED2
	366	+	TOGETHER FOR PROGRAMMING , DINING, TRANSPORTATION, OR OTHER3
	367	+	SIMILAR ACTIVITIES;4
	368	+	(VIII) E
	369	+	NSURING JUVENILE INMATES HAVE ACCESS TO5
	370	+	LARGE-MUSCLE EXERCISE, EDUCATION, WORK OPPORTUNITIES, AND OTHER6
	371	+	DEVELOPMENTALLY APPROPRIATE PROGRAMMING ;7
	372	+	(IX) E
	373	+	VALUATING AND SELECTING INMATES FOR WORK WHILE8
	374	+	INCARCERATED;9
	375	+	(X) H
	376	+	OUSING INMATES PARTICIPATING IN WORK OR EDUCATIONAL10
	377	+	RELEASE PROGRAMS SEPARATELY FROM THE GENERAL POPULATION ; AND11
	378	+	(XI) E
	379	+	STABLISHING THE ACCEPTABLE PERSONAL AND HYGIENE12
	380	+	ITEMS PROVIDED TO INMATES IN THE GENERAL POPULATION ;13
	381	+	(c) S
	382	+	ECURITY, INCLUDING:14
	383	+	(I) E
	384	+	STABLISHING A SECURITY PERIMETER;15
	385	+	(II) E
	386	+	STABLISHING A SECURE BOOKING AND RELEASE AREA ;16
	387	+	(III) I
	388	+	F INSTALLED, ENSURING CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELEVISIONS ARE17
	389	+	OPERATIONAL AND PRECLUDE THE MONITORING OF SHOWER , TOILET, AND18
	390	+	CLOTHING EXCHANGE AREAS ;19
	391	+	(IV) T
	392	+	WO-WAY COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN CENTRAL CONTROL ,20
	393	+	STAFFED POSTS, AND INMATE-OCCUPIED AREAS;21
	394	+	(V) H
	395	+	AVING EQUIPMENT NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN UTILITIES ,22
	396	+	COMMUNICATIONS, SECURITY, LIFE-SAVING DEVICES, AND FIRE23
	397	+	PROTECTION IN AN EMERGENCY AND SCHEDULES TO TEST , REPAIR, AND24
	398	+	REPLACE EQUIPMENT IN A TIMELY MANNER ;25
	399	+	(VI) P
	400	+	ROCEDURES GOVERNING AVAILABILITY , CONTROL26
	401	+	INVENTORY, STORAGE, AND USE OF FIREARMS , LESS-THAN-LETHAL27
	402	+	1063
	403	+	-11- DEVICES, AND RELATED SECURITY DEVICES AND SPECIFYING THE LEVEL OF1
	404	+	AUTHORITY REQUIRED FOR THEIR ACCESS AND USE ;2
	405	+	(VII) U
	406	+	SE OF AND AUTHORIZATION FOR CHEMICAL AGENTS AND3
	407	+	ELECTRICAL DISABLERS;4
	408	+	(VIII) R
	409	+	ESTRICTIONS FOR ACCESS TO STORAGE AREAS ;5
	410	+	(IX) S
	411	+	EPARATING STORAGE SPACE FROM INMATE HOUSING OR6
	412	+	ACTIVITY AREAS;7
	413	+	(X) E
	414	+	NSURING THE SAFETY OF MALE, FEMALE, AND NONBINARY8
	415	+	INMATES DURING RECEPTION;9
	416	+	(XI) I
	417	+	NMATE SEARCHES WHEN INMATES ENTER OR LEAVE THE10
	418	+	JAIL'S SECURITY PERIMETER TO CONTROL CONTRABAND ;11
	419	+	(XII) P
	420	+	ROCEDURES AND PRACTICES GOVERNING STRIP AND BODY12
	421	+	CAVITY SEARCHES;13
	422	+	(XIII) E
	423	+	MERGENCY PLANS , INCLUDING TRAINING FOR JAIL14
	424	+	PERSONNEL IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF EMERGENCY PLANS , AND15
	425	+	PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN SITUATIONS THAT THREATEN JAIL16
	426	+	SECURITY;17
	427	+	(XIV) L
	428	+	OGGING ROUTINE INFORMATION, EMERGENCY SITUATIONS,18
	429	+	AND UNUSUAL INCIDENTS;19
	430	+	(XV) C
	431	+	OUNTING TO VERIFY EACH INMATE 'S PHYSICAL PRESENCE20
	432	+	AND IDENTIFICATION, INCLUDING THE NUMBER OF OFFICIAL DAILY COUNTS,21
	433	+	RECONCILIATION OF JAIL COUNTS, AND RECORDING OF JAIL COUNTS;22
	434	+	(XVI) P
	435	+	ERSONAL OBSERVATION CHECKS OF INMATES , INCLUDING23
	436	+	REGULAR AND VARIABLE TIMING OF SUCH CHECKS AND DOCUMENTATION24
	437	+	OF SUCH CHECKS;25
	438	+	(XVII) P
	439	+	OLICIES FOR ADDRESSING THE MANAGEMENT OF INMATES26
	440	+	WITH SPECIALIZED PHYSICAL AND MENTAL OR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH27
	441	+	1063
	442	+	-12- NEEDS;1
	443	+	(XVIII) U
	444	+	SE OF PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL RESTRAINTS ,2
	445	+	INCLUDING AUTHORIZING USE OF PHYSICAL RESTRAINTS AND MONITORING3
	446	+	AND RECORDING THE CHECKS OF INMATES IN RESTRAINTS ;4
	447	+	(XIX) D
	448	+	EFINING JUSTIFIABLE SELF-DEFENSE, PREVENTING5
	449	+	SELF-INFLICTED HARM, PROTECTION OF OTHERS , RIOT PREVENTION,6
	450	+	DISCHARGE OF A FIREARM OR OTHER WEAPON , ESCAPE OR OTHER CRIME,7
	451	+	AND CONTROLLING OR SUBDUING AN INMATE WHO REFUSES TO OBEY A8
	452	+	STAFF COMMAND OR ORDER ;9
	453	+	(XX) D
	454	+	EFINING DE-ESCALATION STRATEGIES AND THE LIMITS OF10
	455	+	THE AMOUNT OF FORCE NECESSARY TO CONTROL A GIVEN SITUATION , AND11
	456	+	SPECIFYING THAT IN NO CIRCUMSTANCE IS PHYSICAL FORCE TO BE USED AS12
	457	+	PUNISHMENT;13
	458	+	(XXI) S
	459	+	PECIFYING THAT AN EXAMINATION , TREATMENT, AND14
	460	+	PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION BY QUALIFIED HEALTH -CARE PERSONNEL15
	461	+	IS PROVIDED TO INMATES OR STAFF INVOLVED IN A USE OF FORCE INCIDENT16
	462	+	WHEN THERE IS OBVIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY OR THERE IS A COMPLAINT OF17
	463	+	INJURY OR REQUEST FOR MEDICAL ATTENTION ;18
	464	+	(XXII) S
	465	+	PECIFYING WHEN AND HOW AN INCIDENT WILL BE19
	466	+	RECORDED AND REVIEWED BY THE JAIL ADMINISTRATOR OR DESIGNEE ;20
	467	+	(XXIII) S
	468	+	EARCHES OF JAILS AND INMATES TO CONTROL21
	469	+	CONTRABAND;22
	470	+	(XXIV) T
	471	+	IMING FOR INSPECTING INMATE-ACCESSIBLE AREAS;23
	472	+	(XXV) T
	473	+	IMING FOR A SECURITY INSPECTION OF THE JAIL;24
	474	+	(XXVI) N
	475	+	OTIFYING THE JAIL ADMINISTRATOR OR DESIGNEE OF25
	476	+	ANY DISCOVERED CONTRABAND OR PHYSICAL SECURITY DEFICIENCIES ;26
	477	+	(XXVII) D
	478	+	OCUMENTING THE DISPOSITION OF CONTRABAND AND27
	479	+	1063
	480	+	-13- THE REMEDIATION OF PHYSICAL SECURITY DEFICIENCIES ;1
	481	+	(XXVIII) C
	482	+	ONTROLLING INMATE MOVEMENT FROM ONE AREA TO2
	483	+	ANOTHER;3
	484	+	(XXIX) S
	485	+	TAFF SUPERVISION AND SEARCHES OF AN INMATE4
	486	+	PERFORMING WORK;5
	487	+	(XXX) E
	488	+	NSURING AN INMATE IS NOT GIVEN CONTROL OF OR6
	489	+	AUTHORITY OVER ANY OTHER INMATE , SECURITY FUNCTION, OR SERVICE7
	490	+	ACTIVITY;8
	491	+	(XXXI) R
	492	+	EQUIRING SAME-GENDER AND CROSS -GENDER9
	493	+	SUPERVISION GUIDELINES;10
	494	+	(XXXII) C
	495	+	ONTROLLING AND INVENTORYING KEYS , TOOLS, AND11
	496	+	CULINARY EQUIPMENT;12
	497	+	(XXXIII) E
	498	+	NSURING TOXIC, CORROSIVE, AND FLAMMABLE13
	499	+	SUBSTANCES AND TOOLS ARE SECURED , USED ONLY BY AUTHORIZED14
	500	+	PERSONS, USED BY INMATES ONLY UNDER DIRECT SUPERVISION , AND USED15
	501	+	ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER 'S INSTRUCTIONS; AND16
	502	+	(XXXIV) R
	503	+	EQUIREMENTS THAT EACH JAIL HAVE POLICIES17
	504	+	GOVERNING STAFF DISCIPLINE , INCLUDING COMPLAINTS AGAINST18
	505	+	OFFICERS, THAT ARE AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION ;19
	506	+	(d) H
	507	+	OUSING, INCLUDING:20
	508	+	(I) S
	509	+	UFFICIENT SPACE STANDARDS REGARDING SQUARE FOOTAGE21
	510	+	AND MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY FIGURES FOR ALL HOUSING AND HOLDING22
	511	+	AREAS, INCLUDING HOLDING CELLS, HOUSING CELLS, DORMITORIES, DAY23
	512	+	ROOMS, AND EATING AREAS;24
	513	+	(II) S
	514	+	UFFICIENT SEATING FOR ALL HOLDING AREAS , HOLDING25
	515	+	CELLS, HOUSING CELLS, DORMITORIES, DAY ROOMS, AND EATING AREAS26
	516	+	FOR EACH INMATE;27
	517	+	1063
	518	+	-14- (III) AIR CIRCULATION FOR HOUSING CELLS;1
	519	+	(IV) T
	520	+	EMPERATURE STANDARDS AND MECHANICAL CONTROLS FOR2
	521	+	ACCEPTABLE COMFORT LEVELS ;3
	522	+	(V) A
	523	+	CCESS TO SANITATION FACILITIES WITHOUT STAFF4
	524	+	ASSISTANCE;5
	525	+	(VI) A
	526	+	MINIMUM NUMBER OF TOILET FACILITIES , SHOWER6
	527	+	FACILITIES, AND WASH BASINS FOR A SPECIFIED NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS ;7
	528	+	(VII) W
	529	+	ATER TEMPERATURE STANDARDS AND CONTROLS ;8
	530	+	(VIII) M
	531	+	AXIMUM NOISE LEVELS MEASURED IN DECIBELS AND9
	532	+	STANDARDS FOR MEASUREMENTS TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE ;10
	533	+	(IX) N
	534	+	ATURAL LIGHT PROVIDED IN HOUSING UNITS, DORMS, CELLS,11
	535	+	AND DAY SPACES; AND12
	536	+	(X) S
	537	+	TANDARDS FOR SUSPENDING AND REINSTATING INMATE13
	538	+	ACCESS TO CLOTHING , BEDS, BEDDING, TOILETS, LAVATORIES, AND14
	539	+	SHOWERS BY THE JAIL ADMINISTRATOR OR DESIGNEE ;15
	540	+	(e) S
	541	+	ANITATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS , INCLUDING:16
	542	+	(I) P
	543	+	ROVIDING INMATES WITH HYGIENE ITEMS AT INTAKE AND17
	544	+	REPLACEMENT ITEMS TO INDIGENT INMATES ;18
	545	+	(II) S
	546	+	AFETY AND SANITARY STANDARDS FOR ALL AREAS OF THE19
	547	+	JAIL, INCLUDING FOOD SERVICE AND LAUNDRY AREAS ;20
	548	+	(III) D
	549	+	EFINING STAFF AND INMATE HOUSEKEEPING21
	550	+	RESPONSIBILITIES, INCLUDING DAILY CLEANING OF TOILETS , URINALS,22
	551	+	SINKS, DRINKING FACILITIES, AND SHOWERS IN AREAS OCCUPIED BY23
	552	+	INMATES, AND DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE;24
	553	+	(IV) T
	554	+	IMING AND PROCESSES FOR INSPECTING FOR SANITATION25
	555	+	AND VERMIN;26
	556	+	(V) M
	557	+	AINTENANCE AND REPAIRS;27
	558	+	1063
	559	+	-15- (VI) INSPECTIONS BY LOCAL OR STATE HEALTH AUTHORITIES ;1
	560	+	(VII) N
	561	+	IGHTTIME LIGHTING OF GROUNDS , WALKWAYS ,2
	562	+	DRIVEWAYS, AND PARKING AREAS;3
	563	+	(VIII) I
	564	+	NTERIOR LIGHTING STANDARDS ;4
	565	+	(IX) B
	566	+	EDDING AND MATTRESS STANDARDS , INCLUDING THAT THE5
	567	+	BEDDING AND MATTRESS ARE IN GOOD REPAIR AND CLEANED PRIOR TO6
	568	+	BEING REISSUED;7
	569	+	(X) T
	570	+	IMING AND DOCUMENTATION FOR THE EXCHANGE AND8
	571	+	LAUNDERING OF BED LINENS , BLANKETS, TOWELS, CLOTHING, AND9
	572	+	UNDERGARMENTS;10
	573	+	(XI) T
	574	+	IMING TO CLEAN MATTRESSES;11
	575	+	(XII) A
	576	+	REQUIREMENT THAT WHEN SOILED , BEDDING,12
	577	+	MATTRESSES, TOWELS, AND CLOTHING BE EXCHANGED OR CLEANED ;13
	578	+	(XIII) I
	579	+	NMATE HAIRCUTS;14
	580	+	(XIV) S
	581	+	HAVING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES AND DOCUMENTING15
	582	+	ISSUANCE AND RETRIEVAL OF SHAVING EQUIPMENT ; AND16
	583	+	(XV) T
	584	+	IMING OF INSPECTION BY A CERTIFIED LOCAL OR STATE FIRE17
	585	+	SAFETY INSPECTOR APPLYING THE APPLICABLE JURISDICTIONAL AND STATE18
	586	+	FIRE CODE, REQUIREMENTS FOR A WRITTEN FIRE SAFETY PLAN APPROVED19
	587	+	BY LOCAL FIRE OFFICIALS THAT IS REVIEWED ANNUALLY AND UPDATED AS20
	588	+	NEEDED, REQUIREMENTS FOR TRAINING IN JAIL FIRE SAFETY EQUIPMENT ,21
	589	+	REQUIREMENTS FOR FIRE DRILLS, REQUIREMENTS FOR JAIL FURNISHINGS TO22
	590	+	MEET FIRE SAFETY PERFORMANCE STANDARDS , AND REQUIREMENTS FOR23
	591	+	JAIL EXITS TO BE CLEAR AND THAT EVACUATION ROUTES BE POSTED OR24
	592	+	CLEARLY MARKED THROUGHOUT THE JAIL ;25
	593	+	(f) C
	594	+	OMMUNICATION, INCLUDING:26
	595	+	(I) D
	596	+	ELIVERING INCOMING OR OUTGOING MAIL OR27
	597	+	1063
	598	+	-16- CORRESPONDENCE VIA THE POSTAL SERVICE ;1
	599	+	(II) O
	600	+	PENING AND INSPECTING INCOMING INMATE MAIL ,2
	601	+	CORRESPONDENCE, AND PACKAGES TO INTERCEPT NONPERMITTED ITEMS ;3
	602	+	(III) O
	603	+	PENING AND INSPECTING OUTGOING MAIL ;4
	604	+	(IV) D
	605	+	OCUMENTING PROCEDURES FOR THE APPROPRIATE5
	606	+	DISPOSITION OF INTERCEPTED ITEMS;6
	607	+	(V) P
	608	+	ERMITTING LEGAL MAIL OR CORRESPONDENCE TO BE OPENED7
	609	+	AND INSPECTED IN THE PRESENCE OF THE INMATE TO INTERCEPT8
	610	+	CONTRABAND;9
	611	+	(VI) C
	612	+	IRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH MAIL , CORRESPONDENCE, AND10
	613	+	PACKAGES ARE WITHHELD OR REJECTED , INCLUDING NOTIFICATION TO THE11
	614	+	INMATE;12
	615	+	(VII) W
	616	+	RITING MATERIALS, ENVELOPES, AND POSTAGE FOR13
	617	+	INDIGENT INMATES;14
	618	+	(VIII) I
	619	+	NMATE E-MAIL SERVICE;15
	620	+	(IX) I
	621	+	NMATE TELEPHONE SERVICE ; AND16
	622	+	(X) A
	623	+	CCESS TO LEGAL
	624	+	COUNSEL;17
	625	+	(g) V
	626	+	ISITATION, INCLUDING:18
	627	+	(I) A
	628	+	SECURE VISITING AREA, INCLUDING STANDARDS FOR19
	629	+	PHYSICALLY SEPARATING THE INMATE AND VISITOR AND CAPABILITIES FOR20
	630	+	TWO-WAY CONVERSATIONS AND NONOBSCURED VISITS OR VIDEO VISITS ;21
	631	+	(II) S
	632	+	EATING IN THE VISITATION AREA;22
	633	+	(III) I
	634	+	DENTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR VISITORS ;23
	635	+	(IV) R
	636	+	EGISTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR VISITORS ;24
	637	+	(V) G
	638	+	ENERAL VISITATION HOURS;25
	639	+	(VI) V
	640	+	IDEO VISITATIONS HOURS;26
	641	+	(VII) V
	642	+	ISITOR SECURITY PROTOCOLS TO PREVENT CONTRABAND27
	643	+	1063
	644	+	-17- FROM ENTERING THE JAIL;1
	645	+	(VIII) V
	646	+	ISIT RESTRICTIONS BASED ON THREATS TO SAFETY OR2
	647	+	SECURITY;3
	648	+	(IX) M
	649	+	ONITORING AND RECORDING
	650	+	VISITS, PHONE CALLS, AND4
	651	+	ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS ; AND5
	652	+	(X) P
	653	+	ROFESSIONAL VISITS BY LEGAL COUNSEL
	654	+	OR CLERGY,6
	655	+	INCLUDING MEASURES TO PROTECT CONFIDENTIALITY ;7
	656	+	(h) H
	657	+	EALTH CARE, MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE , AND8
	658	+	DENTAL CARE, INCLUDING:9
	659	+	(I) A
	660	+	LL LEVELS OF HEALTH CARE , MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL10
	661	+	HEALTH CARE, AND DENTAL CARE THAT ASSURE QUALITY , ACCESSIBILITY,11
	662	+	AND TIMELY SERVICES FOR INMATES ;12
	663	+	(II) A
	664	+	RRANGING CARE FROM AN APPROPRIATE OUTSIDE PROVIDER13
	665	+	WHEN CARE IS NOT AVAILABLE AT THE JAIL;14
	666	+	(III) R
	667	+	EQUIRING THAT MEDICAL , MENTAL, AND BEHAVIORAL15
	668	+	HEALTH DECISIONS AND ACTIONS ARE MADE ONLY BY QUALIFIED16
	669	+	HEALTH-CARE AND MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH -CARE17
	670	+	PROFESSIONALS;18
	671	+	(IV) R
	672	+	EQUIRING THAT AN INMATE IS NOT DENIED NECESSARY19
	673	+	CARE;20
	674	+	(V) R
	675	+	EQUIRING THAT ALL EXAMINATIONS , TREATMENTS, AND21
	676	+	PROCEDURES ARE GOVERNED BY INFORMED CONSENT PRACTICES22
	677	+	APPLICABLE IN THE JAIL'S JURISDICTION;23
	678	+	(VI) R
	679	+	EQUIRING THAT THE JAIL ASSESS THE HEALTH OF EACH24
	680	+	INMATE AT INTAKE AND ON AN ONGOING BASIS AND CREATE A PLAN TO25
	681	+	PROVIDE CONTINUITY OF CARE FOR INMATES WHO ARE BEING TREATED FOR26
	682	+	A HEALTH CONDITION;27
	683	+	1063
	684	+	-18- (VII) PROVIDING EMERGENCY CARE , SICK CHECKS, AND PHYSICAL1
	685	+	HEALTH CARE, MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE , AND DENTAL2
	686	+	CARE THAT ENSURES NEEDS ARE :3
	687	+	(A) A
	688	+	DDRESSED IN A TIMELY MANNER ;4
	689	+	(B) R
	690	+	ECORDED AND MAINTAINED ON FILE ; AND5
	691	+	(C) R
	692	+	EVIEWED BY QUALIFIED HEALTH -CARE PERSONNEL WITH6
	693	+	TREATMENT OR FOLLOW -UP PROVIDED;7
	694	+	(VIII) D
	695	+	ISPENSING AND ADMINISTERING PRESCRIBED8
	696	+	MEDICATIONS, INCLUDING:9
	697	+	(A) R
	698	+	EQUIRING THAT HEALTH -TRAINED PERSONNEL OR10
	699	+	PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED PERSONNEL DISPENSE AND ADMINISTER11
	700	+	MEDICATIONS;12
	701	+	(B) R
	702	+	EQUIRING ADEQUATE MANAGEMENT OF CONTROLLED13
	703	+	MEDICATIONS;14
	704	+	(C) P
	705	+	ROVIDING MEDICATION TO INMATES IN SPECIAL15
	706	+	MANAGEMENT UNITS;16
	707	+	(D) R
	708	+	EQUIRING THE APPLICABLE INFORMED CONSENT PRACTICES17
	709	+	IN THE JAIL'S JURISDICTION BE FOLLOWED; AND18
	710	+	(E) D
	711	+	EVELOPING A STANDARDIZED FORMULARY AND A PROCESS19
	712	+	FOR ACCESSING MEDICATIONS NOT LISTED WHEN MEDICALLY NECESSARY ;20
	713	+	(IX) R
	714	+	EDUCING SUICIDE BY IDENTIFYING AT-RISK INMATES AND21
	715	+	TRAINING STAFF MEMBERS ON HOW TO RECOGNIZE VERBAL AND22
	716	+	BEHAVIORAL CUES THAT INDICATE POTENTIAL SUICIDE AND HOW TO23
	717	+	RESPOND APPROPRIATELY;24
	718	+	(X) P
	719	+	ROVIDING INFECTIOUS DISEASE CONTROL ;25
	720	+	(XI) P
	721	+	ROVIDING CARE FOR PREGNANT INMATES ; AND26
	722	+	(XII) A
	723	+	SSESSING AND REPORTING INMATE DEATHS ;27
	724	+	1063
	725	+	-19- (i) FOOD SERVICE, INCLUDING:1
	726	+	(I) N
	727	+	UTRITIONAL STANDARDS;2
49	728		(II) T
50		-	HE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SHALL
51		-	APPOINT TWO REPRESENTATIVES TO SERVE ON THE COMMITTEE AND
52		-	DESIGNATE ONE OF THE REPRESENTATIVES AS THE CHAIR OF THE
53		-	COMMITTEE
54		-	, AND THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE HOUSE OF
55		-	REPRESENTATIVES SHALL APPOINT ONE REPRESENTATIVE TO SERVE ON THE
56		-	COMMITTEE
57		-	;
58		-	(III) T
59		-	HE PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE, THE MINORITY LEADER OF THE
60		-	SENATE
61		-	, THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES , AND THE
62		-	MINORITY LEADER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES SHALL MAKE THEIR
63		-	APPOINTMENTS BY
64		-	JULY 1, 2022. IN THE CASE OF A VACANCY, THE PERSON
65		-	MAKING THE ORIGINAL APPOINTMENT OR REAPPOINTMENT SHALL FILL ANY
66		-	VACANCY BY APPOINTMENT
67		-	.
68		-	(c) (I) M
69		-	EMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE MAY RECEIVE PAYMENT OF PER
70		-	DIEM AND REIMBURSEMENT FOR ACTUAL AND NECESSARY EXPENSES
71		-	AUTHORIZED PURSUANT TO SECTION
72		-	2-2-307.
	729	+	IMING AND FREQUENCY OF MEALS ;3
	730	+	(III) S
	731	+	PECIAL DIETS; AND4
	732	+	(IV) S
	733	+	AFE STORAGE AND PREPARATION OF FOOD ;5
	734	+	(j) R
	735	+	ECREATION AND PROGRAMMING , INCLUDING:6
	736	+	(I) R
	737	+	EGULAR ACCESS TO EXERCISE AND EQUIPMENT FOR INMATES ;7
73	738		(II) T
74		-	HE DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL AND
75		-	THE DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF LEGISLATIVE LEGAL SERVICES SHALL
76		-	SUPPLY STAFF ASSISTANCE TO THE COMMITTEE
77		-	, BUT SHALL NOT SUPPLY
78		-	STAFF ASSISTANCE TO ANY SUBCOMMI TTEES CREATED BY THE COMMITTEE
79		-	.
80		-	(2) Duties. (a) T
81		-	HE COMMITTEE SHALL MEET NO MORE THAN FOUR
82		-	TIMES EACH YEAR
83		-	.
84		-	(b) T
85		-	HE COMMITTEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE OVERSIGHT OF THE
86		-	PAGE 2-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 COMMISSION. THE CHAIR OF THE COMMITTEE SHALL ESTABLISH
87		-	ORGANIZATIONAL RULES AND PROCEDURAL RULES AS ARE NECESSARY FOR
88		-	THE OPERATION OF THE COMMISSION
89		-	.
90		-	(c) T
91		-	HE COMMITTEE MAY INTRODUCE UP TO A TOTAL OF THREE BILLS ,
92		-	JOINT RESOLUTIONS, OR CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS DURING THE 2024
93		-	LEGISLATIVE SESSION. BILLS THAT THE COMMITTEE INTRODUCES ARE
94		-	EXEMPT FROM THE FIVE
95		-	-BILL LIMITATION SPECIFIED IN RULE 24 (b)(1)(A) OF
96		-	THE JOINT RULES OF THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
97		-	.
98		-	J
99		-	OINT RESOLUTIONS AND CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS THAT THE COMMITTEE
100		-	INTRODUCES ARE EXEMPT FROM THE LIMITATIONS SET OUT IN RULE
101		-	26 (g) OF
102		-	THE RULES OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND RULE
103		-	30 (f) OF THE
104		-	RULES OF THE SENATE
105		-	. THE COMMITTEE IS EXEMPT FROM THE REQUIREMENT
106		-	TO REPORT BILLS OR OTHER MEASURES TO THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL AS
107		-	SPECIFIED IN RULE
108		-	24 (b)(1)(D) AND RULE 24A (d)(8) OF THE JOINT RULES
109		-	OF THE SENATE AND THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES AND IN SECTION
110		-	2-3-303 (1)(f), COLORADO REVISED STATUTES. THE COMMITTEE IS SUBJECT
111		-	TO RULE
112		-	24A OF THE JOINT RULES OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF
113		-	REPRESENTATIVES
114		-	, EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT THAT THE RULE MAY CONFLICT
115		-	WITH THIS PART
116		-	19. BILLS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE MUST BE
117		-	INTRODUCED BY THE INTRODUCTION DEADLINE FOR HOUSE BILLS SPECIFIED
118		-	IN RULE
119		-	23 (a)(1) OF THE JOINT RULES OF THE SENATE AND HOUSE OF
120		-	REPRESENTATIVES
121		-	. THE CHAIR AND VICE-CHAIR SHALL JOINTLY ESTABLISH
122		-	THE LAST DATE FOR THE MEETING AT WHICH THE COMMITTEE MAY APPROVE
123		-	BILL REQUESTS
124		-	, THE LAST DATE BY WHICH COMMITTEE MEMBERS MUST
125		-	FINALIZE BILL DRAFTS OR BY WHICH BILL DRAFTS WILL BE DEEMED
126		-	FINALIZED FOR FISCAL NOTE PURPOSES
127		-	, AND THE LAST DATE BY WHICH THE
128		-	COMMITTEE WILL CONSIDER AND TAKE FINAL ACTION ON BILL DRAFTS
129		-	.
130		-	(d) T
131		-	HE COMMITTEE SHALL RECEIVE AND APPROVE THE REPORT OF
132		-	THE COMMISSION REQUIRED BY SECTION
133		-	2-3-1903 (2).
134		-	2-3-1902. Colorado jail standards commission - creation -
135		-	membership. (1) T
136		-	HE COLORADO JAIL STANDARDS COMMISSION IS
137		-	CREATED AND REFERRED TO IN THIS PART
138		-	19 AS THE "COMMISSION". THE
139		-	COMMISSION SHALL RECOMMEND STANDARDS FOR THE SAFE AND EFFECTIVE
140		-	OPERATION OF
141		-	COLORADO'S COUNTY JAILS, REFERRED TO IN THIS PART 19 AS
142		-	"JAILS".
143		-	(2) T
144		-	HE COMMISSION IS COMPOSED OF THE FOLLOWING TWENTY -TWO
145		-	PAGE 3-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 MEMBERS:
146		-	(a) F
147		-	IVE SHERIFFS OR SENIOR JAIL ADMINISTRATORS, APPOINTED BY
148		-	THE STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION REPRESENTING COUNTY
149		-	:
150		-	(I) O
151		-	NE FROM A COUNTY IN EACH COUNTY CATEGORY I-IV, AS
152		-	DEFINED BY SECTION
153		-	30-2-102; AND
154		-	(II) ONE FROM EITHER A CATEGORY V OR CATEGORY VI COUNTY, AS
155		-	DEFINED BY SECTION
156		-	30-2-102;
157		-	(b) T
158		-	WO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS , APPOINTED BY THE STATEWIDE
159		-	ORGANIZATION REPRESENTING COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
160		-	:
161		-	(I) O
162		-	NE FROM EITHER A COUNTY CATEGORY I OR II COUNTY, AS
163		-	DEFINED BY SECTION
164		-	30-2-102; AND
165		-	(II) ONE FROM A CATEGORY III, IV, V, OR VI COUNTY, AS DEFINED
166		-	BY SECTION
167		-	30-2-102;
168		-	(c) T
169		-	HREE PERSONS WITH LIVED EXPERIENCE OF BEING
170		-	INCARCERATED OR HAVING A FAMILY MEMBER WHO IS OR WAS
171		-	INCARCERATED IN A JAIL
172		-	, APPOINTED BY A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION
173		-	ADVOCATING FOR THE RIGHTS OF THE INCARCERATED IN
174		-	COLORADO;
175		-	(d) O
176		-	NE MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL WITH EXPERIENCE WORKING
177		-	IN A JAIL
178		-	, APPOINTED BY A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING FOR
179		-	MENTAL HEALTH IN
180		-	COLORADO;
181		-	(e) O
182		-	NE PERSON REPRESENTING COMPETENCY SERVICES , APPOINTED
183		-	BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES
184		-	;
185		-	(f) O
186		-	NE PERSON REPRESENTING THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
187		-	ADMINISTRATION
188		-	, APPOINTED BY THE COMMISSIONER OF THE BEHAVIORAL
189		-	HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
190		-	;
191		-	(g) O
192		-	NE PERSON REPRESENTING POLICE OFFICERS, APPOINTED BY THE
193		-	PRESIDENT OF A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION REPRESENTING POLICE OFFICERS
194		-	;
195		-	(h) O
196		-	NE PERSON REPRESENTING A LESBIAN , GAY, BISEXUAL,
197		-	PAGE 4-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 TRANSGENDER, OR QUEER ADVOCACY ORGANIZATION , APPOINTED BY A
198		-	STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING FOR THE RIGHTS OF THE
199		-	INCARCERATED IN
200		-	COLORADO;
201		-	(i) O
202		-	NE PERSON REPRESENTING AN ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING FOR
203		-	THE RIGHTS OF PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
204		-	, APPOINTED BY
205		-	A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING FOR THE RIGHTS OF THE
206		-	INCARCERATED IN
207		-	COLORADO;
208		-	(j) O
209		-	NE PERSON REPRESENTING AN ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING FOR
210		-	THE RIGHTS OF PEOPLE OF COLOR
211		-	, APPOINTED BY A STATEWIDE
212		-	ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING FOR THE RIGHTS OF THE INCARCERATED IN
213		-	COLORADO;
214		-	(k) O
215		-	NE PERSON REPRESENTING AN ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING FOR
216		-	THE RIGHTS OF PERSONS WITH MENTAL OR PHYSICAL DISABILITIES
217		-	,
218		-	APPOINTED BY A STATEWIDE ORGANIZATION ADVOCATING FOR THE RIGHTS
219		-	OF THE INCARCERATED IN
220		-	COLORADO;
221		-	(l) O
222		-	NE NON-LAW-ENFORCEMENT PERSON WITH EXPERIENCE
223		-	WORKING IN A JAIL
224		-	, APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE
225		-	DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
226		-	;
227		-	(m) T
228		-	HE STATE PUBLIC DEFENDER OR THE STATE PUBLIC DEFENDER 'S
229		-	DESIGNEE
230		-	;
231		-	(n) O
232		-	NE PERSON REPRESENTING DISTRICT ATTORNEYS , APPOINTED BY
233		-	THE
234		-	COLORADO DISTRICT ATTORNEYS ' COUNCIL; AND
235		-	(o) ONE PERSON REPRESENTING THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
236		-	WITH EXPERTISE IN JAIL OPERATIONS
237		-	, APPOINTED BY THE EXECUTIVE
238		-	DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
239		-	.
240		-	(3) T
241		-	HE INITIAL COMMISSION MEMBERS MUST BE APPOINTED BY JULY
242		-	1, 2022.
243		-	(4) T
244		-	HE FIRST MEETING OF THE COMMISSION MUST BE HELD BY JULY
245		-	31, 2022. THE COMMISSION SHALL MEET MONTHLY . THE CHAIR OF THE
246		-	COMMITTEE SHALL APPOIN T A CHAIR AND VICE
247		-	-CHAIR FROM AMONG THE
248		-	COMMISSION MEMBERS
249		-	. THE CHAIR OF THE COMMISSION SHALL SET THE
250		-	PAGE 5-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 MEETING DATES AND TIMES.
251		-	2-3-1903. Commission - duties - report. (1) T
252		-	HE COMMISSION
253		-	SHALL RECOMMEND STANDARDS IN COMPLIANCE WITH STATE AND FEDERAL
254		-	LAW FOR ALL ASPECTS OF JAIL OPERATIONS AS FOLLOWS
255		-	:
256		-	(a) R
257		-	ECEPTION AND RELEASE, INCLUDING:
258		-	(I) I
259		-	DENTIFYING THE ARRESTING, TRANSPORTING, OR COMMITTING
260		-	OFFICER
261		-	;
	739	+	ELEVISION VIEWING AND TABLE GAMES ;8
	740	+	(III) R
	741	+	EADING MATERIALS;9
	742	+	(IV) T
	743	+	REATMENT FOR ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE ;10
	744	+	(V) A
	745	+	CADEMIC TRAINING;11
	746	+	(VI) P
	747	+	SYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL SERVICES AND OTHER12
	748	+	COMMUNITY SERVICES; AND13
	749	+	(VII) R
	750	+	ELIGIOUS PRACTICE;14
	751	+	(k) I
	752	+	NMATE DISCIPLINARY PROCESSES, INCLUDING:15
	753	+	(I) S
	754	+	TANDARDS FOR RESTRICTIVE HOUSING ;16
	755	+	(II) P
	756	+	ROHIBITED ACTS OR CONDUCT , DEGREES OF VIOLATIONS,17
	757	+	RANGES OF PENALTIES, AND DISCIPLINARY HEARING PROCEDURES ;18
	758	+	(III) A
	759	+	SANCTION SCHEDULE FOR RULE VIOLATIONS ;19
	760	+	(IV) E
	761	+	STABLISHING FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS FOR INMATES THAT20
	762	+	CANNOT BE SUSPENDED EXCEPT IN AN EMERGENCY OR OTHER CONDITION21
	763	+	BEYOND THE CONTROL OF THE JAIL ADMINISTRATOR ;22
	764	+	(V) B
	765	+	ANNING THE USE OF CORPORAL PUNISHMENT , DISCIPLINE23
	766	+	ADMINISTERED BY INMATES, AND WITHHOLDING FOOD FROM INMATES ;24
	767	+	(VI) C
	768	+	IRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH A DISCIPLINARY HEARING IS25
	769	+	CONDUCTED;26
	770	+	(VII) P
	771	+	RE-DISCIPLINARY HEARING REQUIREMENTS ;27
	772	+	1063
	773	+	-20- (VIII) ESTABLISHING A MINIMUM PERIOD AFTER RECEIVING1
	774	+	WRITTEN NOTIFICATION OF A RULE VIOLATION TO ALLOW AN INMATE TO2
	775	+	PREPARE FOR THE DISCIPLINARY HEARING ;3
	776	+	(IX) D
	777	+	ISCIPLINARY HEARING REQUIREMENTS THAT INCLUDE4
	778	+	ENSURING DUE PROCESS PROTECTIONS ARE AFFORDED ; AND5
	779	+	(X) T
	780	+	HE OPPORTUNITY TO APPEAL DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS TO THE6
	781	+	JAIL ADMINISTRATOR OR DESIGNEE;7
	782	+	(l) R
	783	+	ESTRICTIVE HOUSING, INCLUDING:8
	784	+	(I) W
	785	+	RITTEN POLICIES AND PROCEDURES GOVERNING THE9
	786	+	RESTRICTIVE HOUSING OF INMATES FROM THE GENERAL POPULATION ;10
	787	+	(II) B
	788	+	ANNING THE USE OF RESTRICTIVE HOUSING AS A PENALTY ;11
	789	+	(III) C
	790	+	IRCUMSTANCES WHEN RESTRICTIVE HOUSING MAY BE USED12
	791	+	TO SEPARATE AN INMATE FROM THE GENERAL POPULATION ;13
	792	+	(IV) W
	793	+	RITTEN NOTIFICATIONS OF RESTRICTIVE HOUSING TO THE14
	794	+	INMATE; AND15
	795	+	(V) T
	796	+	IMING FOR REVIEW OF RESTRICTIVE HOUSING ;16
	797	+	(m) I
	798	+	NMATE GRIEVANCES, INCLUDING:17
	799	+	(I) E
	800	+	STABLISHING A WRITTEN GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE FOR18
	801	+	INMATES WITH AT LEAST ONE LEVEL OF APPEAL ; AND19
	802	+	(II) P
	803	+	ROHIBITING RETALIATION BY STAFF BASED ON AN INMATE20
	804	+	GRIEVANCE;21
	805	+	(n) J
	806	+	AIL STAFFING, INCLUDING:22
	807	+	(I) Q
	808	+	UALIFICATIONS FOR STAFF TO SUPERVISE AND CONTROL23
	809	+	INMATES;24
	810	+	(II) P
	811	+	RE-EMPLOYMENT BACKGROUND CHECKS ;25
	812	+	(III) S
	813	+	TANDARDIZED PERFORMANCE REVIEWS ;26
	814	+	(IV) S
	815	+	TAFFING PLANS;27
	816	+	1063
	817	+	-21- (V) POSTS AND FUNCTIONS;1
	818	+	(VI) G
	819	+	ENDER OF STAFF;2
	820	+	(VII) R
	821	+	EVIEW OF STAFFING PLANS;3
	822	+	(VIII) R
	823	+	EQUIRING REVIEW OF THE STAFFING PLANS AT LEAST ONCE4
	824	+	A YEAR BY THE JAIL ADMINISTRATOR AND REVISED AS NEEDED ;5
	825	+	(IX) V
	826	+	OLUNTEER POLICIES;6
	827	+	(X) C
	828	+	ODE OF ETHICS; AND7
	829	+	(XI) S
	830	+	TAFF TRAINING STANDARDS FOR ALL LEVELS OF EMPLOYEES ;8
	831	+	AND9
	832	+	(o) I
	833	+	NMATE PREROGATIVES REGARDING :10
	834	+	(I) E
	835	+	XPRESSION AND COMMUNICATION ;11
262	836		(II) R
263		-	ECORDING INMATE INFORMATION IN A BOOKING AND
264		-	IDENTIFICATION RECORD FOR EVERY COMMITMENT
265		-	;
266		-	(III) I
267		-	DENTIFYING INMATES DURING RECEPTION BY PHOTOGRAPH ,
268		-	IDENTIFICATION BRACELET, OR OTHER MEANS;
269		-	(IV) P
270		-	ROVIDING ACCESS TO TELEPHONES AFTER THE RECEPTION
271		-	PROCESS
272		-	;
273		-	(V) S
274		-	EARCHING, CONFISCATING, INVENTORYING, AND SECURING OF
275		-	UNAUTHORIZED ITEMS
276		-	;
277		-	(VI) C
278		-	ONFISCATION, COUNTING, AND SECURING OF MONEY OR ANY
279		-	FORM OF CURRENCY
280		-	;
	837	+	ELIGIOUS PRACTICE;12
	838	+	(III) A
	839	+	CCESS TO THE COURTS;13
	840	+	(IV) A
	841	+	CCESS TO LEGAL COUNSEL, INCLUDING THE ABILITY FOR14
	842	+	LEGAL COUNSEL TO CONTACT A CLIENT BY SCHEDULING A TELEPHONE OR15
	843	+	VIDEO MEETING;16
	844	+	(V) A
	845	+	CCESS TO LEGAL MATERIALS AND DISABILITY RIGHTS ;17
	846	+	(VI) A
	847	+	CCESS TO THE MEDIA;18
281	848		(VII) S
282		-	ECURING THE INMATE'S SIGNATURE AND REQUIREMENTS FOR
283		-	WITNESS SIGNATURES ON A COMPLETED INVENTORY OF ITEMS AND MONEY
284		-	CONFISCATED
285		-	;
286		-	(VIII) S
287		-	TRIP SEARCHES AND BODY CAVITY SEARCHES CONSISTENT
288		-	WITH
289		-	COLORADO LAW;
290		-	(IX) D
291		-	ETERMINING WHEN AN INMATE SHOULD RECEIVE A SHOWER ;
292		-	(X) P
293		-	ROVIDING INMATES WITH CLEAN UNIFORM CLOTHING OR
294		-	STANDARDS FOR WEARING PERSONAL CLOTHING
295		-	;
296		-	(XI) T
297		-	HE AMOUNT OF TIME INMATES ARE CONFINED IN THE
298		-	RECEPTION AREA
299		-	;
300		-	PAGE 6-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 (XII) THE POSSESSION OF MONEY BY INMATES , INCLUDING
301		-	PROVISIONS TO PREVENT INMATE GAMBLING
302		-	, THEFT, AND EXTORTION;
303		-	(XIII) P
304		-	ROVIDING INMATES WITH A LIST OF GENERALLY APPLICABLE
305		-	INMATE RULES
306		-	;
307		-	(XIV) A
308		-	SSISTING INMATES IN UNDERSTANDING THESE RULES IF
309		-	THERE ARE LITERACY OR LANGUAGE OBSTACLES
310		-	;
311		-	(XV) O
312		-	BTAINING SIGNED ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM INMATES OF
313		-	RECEIPT AND UNDERSTANDING OF RULES
314		-	;
315		-	(XVI) E
316		-	NSURING THE SAFETY OF MALE, FEMALE, AND NONBINARY
317		-	INMATES DURING RECEPTION
318		-	;
319		-	(XVII) V
320		-	ERIFYING INMATES' IDENTIFICATION AND RELEASE
321		-	DOCUMENTATION
322		-	;
323		-	(XVIII) D
324		-	OCUMENTING AN INMATE'S RELEASE TO ANOTHER AGENCY;
325		-	(XIX) O
326		-	BTAINING A RECEIPT FROM THE INMATE OR THE RECEIVING
327		-	OFFICER
328		-	, AS APPROPRIATE, FOR ALL PROPERTY RETURNED AT THE TIME OF
329		-	RELEASE OR TRANSFER
330		-	;
331		-	(XX) C
332		-	ONFINING JUVENILES WHEN PERMITTED BY COURT ORDER
333		-	PURSUANT TO SECTION
334		-	19-2.5-305;
335		-	(XXI) S
336		-	CREENING AND ASSESSMENT FOR PHYSICAL DISABILITIES ,
337		-	MENTAL OR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DISORDERS , TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES,
338		-	OR DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES;
339		-	(XXII) P
340		-	ROVIDING ACCOMMODATIONS FOR PEOPLE WITH
341		-	DISABILITIES AS REQUIRED BY ALL APPLICABLE STATE AND FEDERAL LAW
342		-	;
343		-	AND
344		-	(XXIII) CONSIDERING AGE AS A FACTOR IN THE CLASSIFICATION OF
345		-	INMATES
346		-	;
347		-	(b) C
348		-	LASSIFICATION OF INMATES, INCLUDING:
349		-	PAGE 7-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 (I) A WRITTEN INMATE CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM THAT SPECIFIES THE
350		-	CRITERIA AND PROCEDURES FOR DETERMINING AND CHANGING THE
351		-	CLASSIFICATION OF INMATES TO DETERMINE THE LEVEL OF CUSTODY
352		-	REQUIRED
353		-	, SPECIAL NEEDS, HOUSING ASSIGNMENT, AND PARTICIPATION IN
354		-	PROGRAMMING
355		-	;
356		-	(II) H
357		-	OUSING MALE, FEMALE, AND NONBINARY INMATES SEPARATELY
358		-	BY SIGHT AND TOUCH
359		-	, AND OUT OF RANGE OF NORMAL CONVERSATION WITH
360		-	EACH OTHER
361		-	;
362		-	(III) S
363		-	UPERVISING MALE, FEMALE, AND NONBINARY INMATES WHEN
364		-	PLACED TOGETHER FOR PROGRAMMING
365		-	, TRANSPORTATION, OR OTHER
366		-	SIMILAR ACTIVITIES
367		-	;
368		-	(IV) H
369		-	OUSING VIOLENT AND NONVIOLENT INMATES SEPARATELY ;
370		-	(V) S
371		-	UPERVISING VIOLENT AND NONVIOLENT INMATES WHEN PLACED
372		-	TOGETHER FOR PROGRAMMING
373		-	, TRANSPORTATION, OR OTHER SIMILAR
374		-	ACTIVITIES
375		-	;
376		-	(VI) H
377		-	OUSING JUVENILE AND ADULT INMATES SEPARATELY ;
378		-	(VII) S
379		-	UPERVISING JUVENILE AND ADULT INMATES WHEN PLACED
380		-	TOGETHER FOR PROGRAMMING
381		-	, DINING, TRANSPORTATION, OR OTHER
382		-	SIMILAR ACTIVITIES
383		-	;
384		-	(VIII) E
385		-	NSURING JUVENILE INMATES HAVE ACCESS TO
386		-	LARGE
387		-	-MUSCLE EXERCISE, EDUCATION, WORK OPPORTUNITIES, AND OTHER
388		-	DEVELOPMENTALLY APPROPRIATE PROGRAMMING
389		-	;
390		-	(IX) E
391		-	VALUATING AND SELECTING INMATES FOR WORK WHILE
392		-	INCARCERATED
393		-	;
394		-	(X) H
395		-	OUSING INMATES PARTICIPATING IN WORK OR EDUCATIONAL
396		-	RELEASE PROGRAMS SEPARATELY FROM THE GENERAL POPULATION
397		-	; AND
398		-	(XI) ESTABLISHING THE ACCEPTABLE PERSONAL AND HYGIENE ITEMS
399		-	PROVIDED TO INMATES IN THE GENERAL POPULATION
400		-	;
401		-	(c) S
402		-	ECURITY, INCLUDING:
403		-	PAGE 8-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 (I) ESTABLISHING A SECURITY PERIMETER;
404		-	(II) E
405		-	STABLISHING A SECURE BOOKING AND RELEASE AREA ;
406		-	(III) I
407		-	F INSTALLED, ENSURING CLOSED-CIRCUIT TELEVISIONS ARE
408		-	OPERATIONAL AND PRECLUDE THE MONITORING OF SHOWER
409		-	, TOILET, AND
410		-	CLOTHING EXCHANGE AREAS
411		-	;
412		-	(IV) T
413		-	WO-WAY COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN CENTRAL CONTROL ,
414		-	STAFFED POSTS, AND INMATE-OCCUPIED AREAS;
415		-	(V) H
416		-	AVING EQUIPMENT NECESSARY TO MAINTAIN UTILITIES ,
417		-	COMMUNICATIONS, SECURITY, LIFE-SAVING DEVICES, AND FIRE PROTECTION
418		-	IN AN EMERGENCY AND SCHEDULES TO TEST
419		-	, REPAIR, AND REPLACE
420		-	EQUIPMENT IN A TIMELY MANNER
421		-	;
422		-	(VI) P
423		-	ROCEDURES GOVERNING AVAILABILITY , CONTROL INVENTORY,
424		-	STORAGE, AND USE OF FIREARMS , LESS-THAN-LETHAL DEVICES, AND
425		-	RELATED SECURITY DEVICES AND SPECIFYING THE LEVEL OF AUTHORITY
426		-	REQUIRED FOR THEIR ACCESS AND USE
427		-	;
428		-	(VII) U
429		-	SE OF AND AUTHORIZATION FOR CHEMICAL AGENTS AND
430		-	ELECTRICAL DISABLERS
431		-	;
432		-	(VIII) R
433		-	ESTRICTIONS FOR ACCESS TO STORAGE AREAS ;
434		-	(IX) S
435		-	EPARATING STORAGE SPACE FROM INMATE HOUSING OR
436		-	ACTIVITY AREAS
437		-	;
438		-	(X) E
439		-	NSURING THE SAFETY OF MALE , FEMALE, AND NONBINARY
440		-	INMATES DURING RECEPTION
441		-	;
442		-	(XI) I
443		-	NMATE SEARCHES WHEN INMATES ENTER OR LEAVE THE JAIL 'S
444		-	SECURITY PERIMETER TO CONTROL CONTRABAND
445		-	;
446		-	(XII) P
447		-	ROCEDURES AND PRACTICES GOVERNING STRIP AND BODY
448		-	CAVITY SEARCHES
449		-	;
450		-	(XIII) E
451		-	MERGENCY PLANS , INCLUDING TRAINING FOR JAIL
452		-	PERSONNEL IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF EMERGENCY PLANS
453		-	, AND
454		-	PAGE 9-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 PROCEDURES TO BE FOLLOWED IN SITUATIONS THAT THREATEN JAIL
455		-	SECURITY
456		-	;
457		-	(XIV) L
458		-	OGGING ROUTINE INFORMATION , EMERGENCY SITUATIONS,
459		-	AND UNUSUAL INCIDENTS;
460		-	(XV) C
461		-	OUNTING TO VERIFY EACH INMATE'S PHYSICAL PRESENCE AND
462		-	IDENTIFICATION
463		-	, INCLUDING THE NUMBER OF OFFICIAL DAILY COUNTS ,
464		-	RECONCILIATION OF JAIL COUNTS, AND RECORDING OF JAIL COUNTS;
465		-	(XVI) P
466		-	ERSONAL OBSERVATION CHECKS OF INMATES , INCLUDING
467		-	REGULAR AND VARIABLE TIMING OF SUCH CHECKS AND DOCUMENTATION OF
468		-	SUCH CHECKS
469		-	;
470		-	(XVII) P
471		-	OLICIES FOR ADDRESSING THE MANAGEMENT OF INMATES
472		-	WITH SPECIALIZED PHYSICAL AND MENTAL OR BEHAVIORAL HEALTH NEEDS
473		-	;
474		-	(XVIII) U
475		-	SE OF PHYSICAL AND MECHANICAL RESTRAINTS ,
476		-	INCLUDING AUTHORIZING USE OF PHYSICAL RESTRAINTS AND MONITORING
477		-	AND RECORDING THE CHECKS OF INMATES IN RESTRAINTS
478		-	;
479		-	(XIX) D
480		-	EFINING JUSTIFIABLE SELF -DEFENSE, PREVENTING
481		-	SELF
482		-	-INFLICTED HARM, PROTECTION OF OTHERS , RIOT PREVENTION,
483		-	DISCHARGE OF A FIREARM OR OTHER WEAPON , ESCAPE OR OTHER CRIME, AND
484		-	CONTROLLING OR SUBDUING AN INMATE WHO REFUSES TO OBEY A STAFF
485		-	COMMAND OR ORDER
486		-	;
487		-	(XX) D
488		-	EFINING DE-ESCALATION STRATEGIES AND THE LIMITS OF THE
489		-	AMOUNT OF FORCE NECESSARY TO CONTROL A GIVEN SITUATION
490		-	, AND
491		-	SPECIFYING THAT IN NO CIRCUMSTANCE IS PHYSICAL FORCE TO BE USED AS
492		-	PUNISHMENT
493		-	;
494		-	(XXI) S
495		-	PECIFYING THAT AN EXAMINATION , TREATMENT, AND
496		-	PHOTOGRAPHIC DOCUMENTATION BY QUALIFIED HEALTH
497		-	-CARE PERSONNEL
498		-	IS PROVIDED TO INMATES OR STAFF INVOLVED IN A USE OF FORCE INCIDENT
499		-	WHEN THERE IS OBVIOUS PHYSICAL INJURY OR THERE IS A COMPLAINT OF
500		-	INJURY OR REQUEST FOR MEDICAL ATTENTION
501		-	;
502		-	(XXII) S
503		-	PECIFYING WHEN AND HOW AN INCIDENT WILL BE RECORDED
504		-	AND REVIEWED BY THE JAIL ADMINISTRATOR OR DESIGNEE
505		-	;
506		-	PAGE 10-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 (XXIII) SEARCHES OF JAILS AND INMATES TO CONTROL
507		-	CONTRABAND
508		-	;
509		-	(XXIV) T
510		-	IMING FOR INSPECTING INMATE-ACCESSIBLE AREAS;
511		-	(XXV) T
512		-	IMING FOR A SECURITY INSPECTION OF THE JAIL;
513		-	(XXVI) N
514		-	OTIFYING THE JAIL ADMINISTRATOR OR DESIGNEE OF ANY
515		-	DISCOVERED CONTRABAND OR PHYSICAL SECURITY DEFICIENCIES
516		-	;
517		-	(XXVII) D
518		-	OCUMENTING THE DISPOSITION OF CONTRABAND AND THE
519		-	REMEDIATION OF PHYSICAL SECURITY DEFICIENCIES
520		-	;
521		-	(XXVIII) C
522		-	ONTROLLING INMATE MOVEMENT FROM ONE AREA TO
523		-	ANOTHER
524		-	;
525		-	(XXIX) S
526		-	TAFF SUPERVISION AND SEARCHES OF AN INMATE
527		-	PERFORMING WORK
528		-	;
529		-	(XXX) E
530		-	NSURING AN INMATE IS NOT GIVEN CONTROL OF OR
531		-	AUTHORITY OVER ANY OTHER INMATE
532		-	, SECURITY FUNCTION, OR SERVICE
533		-	ACTIVITY
534		-	;
535		-	(XXXI) R
536		-	EQUIRING SAME-GENDER AND CROSS-GENDER SUPERVISION
537		-	GUIDELINES
538		-	;
539		-	(XXXII) C
540		-	ONTROLLING AND INVENTORYING KEYS , TOOLS, AND
541		-	CULINARY EQUIPMENT
542		-	;
543		-	(XXXIII) E
544		-	NSURING TOXIC, CORROSIVE, AND FLAMMABLE
545		-	SUBSTANCES AND TOOLS ARE SECURED
546		-	, USED ONLY BY AUTHORIZED
547		-	PERSONS
548		-	, USED BY INMATES ONLY UNDER DIRECT SUPERVISION , AND USED
549		-	ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE MANUFACTURER
550		-	'S INSTRUCTIONS; AND
551		-	(XXXIV) REQUIREMENTS THAT EACH JAIL HAVE POLICIES
552		-	GOVERNING STAFF DISCIPLINE
553		-	, INCLUDING COMPLAINTS AGAINST OFFICERS ,
554		-	THAT ARE AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION ;
555		-	(d) H
556		-	OUSING, INCLUDING:
557		-	PAGE 11-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 (I) SUFFICIENT SPACE STANDARDS REGARDING SQUARE FOOTAGE
558		-	AND MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY FIGURES FOR ALL HOUSING AND HOLDING
559		-	AREAS
560		-	, INCLUDING HOLDING CELLS, HOUSING CELLS, DORMITORIES, DAY
561		-	ROOMS
562		-	, AND EATING AREAS;
563		-	(II) S
564		-	UFFICIENT SEATING FOR ALL HOLDING AREAS , HOLDING CELLS,
565		-	HOUSING CELLS, DORMITORIES, DAY ROOMS, AND EATING AREAS FOR EACH
566		-	INMATE
567		-	;
568		-	(III) A
569		-	IR CIRCULATION FOR HOUSING CELLS;
570		-	(IV) T
571		-	EMPERATURE STANDARDS AND MECHANICAL CONTROLS FOR
572		-	ACCEPTABLE COMFORT LEVELS
573		-	;
574		-	(V) A
575		-	CCESS TO SANITATION FACILITIES WITHOUT STAFF ASSISTANCE ;
576		-	(VI) A
577		-	MINIMUM NUMBER OF TOILET FACILITIES, SHOWER FACILITIES,
578		-	AND WASH BASINS FOR A SPECIFIED NUMBER OF OCCUPANTS ;
579		-	(VII) W
580		-	ATER TEMPERATURE STANDARDS AND CONTROLS ;
581		-	(VIII) M
582		-	AXIMUM NOISE LEVELS MEASURED IN DECIBELS AND
583		-	STANDARDS FOR MEASUREMENTS TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE
584		-	;
585		-	(IX) N
586		-	ATURAL LIGHT PROVIDED IN HOUSING UNITS , DORMS, CELLS,
587		-	AND DAY SPACES; AND
588		-	(X) STANDARDS FOR SUSPENDING AND REINSTATING INMATE ACCESS
589		-	TO CLOTHING
590		-	, BEDS, BEDDING, TOILETS, LAVATORIES, AND SHOWERS BY THE
591		-	JAIL ADMINISTRATOR OR DESIGNEE
592		-	;
593		-	(e) S
594		-	ANITATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS , INCLUDING:
595		-	(I) P
596		-	ROVIDING INMATES WITH HYGIENE ITEMS AT INTAKE AND
597		-	REPLACEMENT ITEMS TO INDIGENT INMATES
598		-	;
599		-	(II) S
600		-	AFETY AND SANITARY STANDARDS FOR ALL AREAS OF THE JAIL ,
601		-	INCLUDING FOOD SERVICE AND LAUNDRY AREAS ;
602		-	(III) D
603		-	EFINING STAFF AND INMATE HOUSEKEEPING RESPONSIBILITIES ,
604		-	PAGE 12-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 INCLUDING DAILY CLEANING OF TOILETS , URINALS, SINKS, DRINKING
605		-	FACILITIES
606		-	, AND SHOWERS IN AREAS OCCUPIED BY INMATES , AND DISPOSAL
607		-	OF GARBAGE
608		-	;
609		-	(IV) T
610		-	IMING AND PROCESSES FOR INSPECTING FOR SANITATION AND
611		-	VERMIN
612		-	;
613		-	(V) M
614		-	AINTENANCE AND REPAIRS;
615		-	(VI) I
616		-	NSPECTIONS BY LOCAL OR STATE HEALTH AUTHORITIES ;
617		-	(VII) N
618		-	IGHTTIME LIGHTING OF GROUNDS, WALKWAYS, DRIVEWAYS,
619		-	AND PARKING AREAS;
620		-	(VIII) I
621		-	NTERIOR LIGHTING STANDARDS ;
622		-	(IX) B
623		-	EDDING AND MATTRESS STANDARDS , INCLUDING THAT THE
624		-	BEDDING AND MATTRESS ARE IN GOOD REPAIR AND CLEANED PRIOR TO BEING
625		-	REISSUED
626		-	;
627		-	(X) T
628		-	IMING AND DOCUMENTATION FOR THE EXCHANGE AND
629		-	LAUNDERING OF BED LINENS
630		-	, BLANKETS, TOWELS, CLOTHING, AND
631		-	UNDERGARMENTS
632		-	;
633		-	(XI) T
634		-	IMING TO CLEAN MATTRESSES;
635		-	(XII) A
636		-	REQUIREMENT THAT WHEN SOILED , BEDDING, MATTRESSES,
637		-	TOWELS, AND CLOTHING BE EXCHANGED OR CLEANED ;
638		-	(XIII) I
639		-	NMATE HAIRCUTS;
640		-	(XIV) S
641		-	HAVING EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES AND DOCUMENTING
642		-	ISSUANCE AND RETRIEVAL OF SHAVING EQUIPMENT
643		-	; AND
644		-	(XV) TIMING OF INSPECTION BY A CERTIFIED LOCAL OR STATE FIRE
645		-	SAFETY INSPECTOR APPLYING THE APPLICABLE JURISDICTIONAL AND STATE
646		-	FIRE CODE
647		-	, REQUIREMENTS FOR A WRITTEN FIRE SAFETY PLAN APPROVED BY
648		-	LOCAL FIRE OFFICIALS THAT IS REVIEWED ANNUALLY AND UPDATED AS
649		-	NEEDED
650		-	, REQUIREMENTS FOR TRAINING IN JAIL FIRE SAFETY EQUIPMENT ,
651		-	REQUIREMENTS FOR FIRE DRILLS, REQUIREMENTS FOR JAIL FURNISHINGS TO
652		-	PAGE 13-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 MEET FIRE SAFETY PERFORMANCE STANDARDS , AND REQUIREMENTS FOR JAIL
653		-	EXITS TO BE CLEAR AND THAT EVACUATION ROUTES BE POSTED OR CLEARLY
654		-	MARKED THROUGHOUT THE JAIL
655		-	;
656		-	(f) C
657		-	OMMUNICATION, INCLUDING:
658		-	(I) D
659		-	ELIVERING INCOMING OR OUTGOING MAIL OR CORRESPONDENCE
660		-	VIA THE POSTAL SERVICE
661		-	;
662		-	(II) O
663		-	PENING AND INSPECTING INCOMING INMATE MAIL ,
664		-	CORRESPONDENCE, AND PACKAGES TO INTERCEPT NONPERMITTED ITEMS ;
665		-	(III) O
666		-	PENING AND INSPECTING OUTGOING MAIL ;
667		-	(IV) D
668		-	OCUMENTING PROCEDURES FOR THE APPROPRIATE
669		-	DISPOSITION OF INTERCEPTED ITEMS
670		-	;
671		-	(V) P
672		-	ERMITTING LEGAL MAIL OR CORRESPONDENCE TO BE OPENED
673		-	AND INSPECTED IN THE PRESENCE OF THE INMATE TO INTERCEPT
674		-	CONTRABAND
675		-	;
676		-	(VI) C
677		-	IRCUMSTANCES IN WHICH MAIL , CORRESPONDENCE, AND
678		-	PACKAGES ARE WITHHELD OR REJECTED
679		-	, INCLUDING NOTIFICATION TO THE
680		-	INMATE
681		-	;
682		-	(VII) W
683		-	RITING MATERIALS, ENVELOPES, AND POSTAGE FOR INDIGENT
684		-	INMATES
685		-	;
686		-	(VIII) I
687		-	NMATE E-MAIL SERVICE;
688		-	(IX) I
689		-	NMATE TELEPHONE SERVICE; AND
690		-	(X) ACCESS TO LEGAL COUNSEL;
691		-	(g) V
692		-	ISITATION, INCLUDING:
693		-	(I) A
694		-	SECURE VISITING AREA , INCLUDING STANDARDS FOR
695		-	PHYSICALLY SEPARATING THE INMATE AND VISITOR AND CAPABILITIES FOR
696		-	TWO
697		-	-WAY CONVERSATIONS AND NONOBSCURED VISITS OR VIDEO VISITS ;
698		-	PAGE 14-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 (II) SEATING IN THE VISITATION AREA;
699		-	(III) I
700		-	DENTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR VISITORS ;
701		-	(IV) R
702		-	EGISTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR VISITORS ;
703		-	(V) G
704		-	ENERAL VISITATION HOURS;
705		-	(VI) V
706		-	IDEO VISITATION HOURS;
707		-	(VII) V
708		-	ISITOR SECURITY PROTOCOLS TO PREVENT CONTRABAND
709		-	FROM ENTERING THE JAIL
710		-	;
711		-	(VIII) V
712		-	ISIT RESTRICTIONS BASED ON THREATS TO SAFETY OR
713		-	SECURITY
714		-	;
715		-	(IX) M
716		-	ONITORING AND RECORDING VISITS , PHONE CALLS, AND
717		-	ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS
718		-	; AND
719		-	(X) PROFESSIONAL VISITS BY LEGAL COUNSEL OR CLERGY ,
720		-	INCLUDING MEASURES TO PROTECT CONFIDENTIALITY ;
721		-	(h) H
722		-	EALTH CARE, MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE , AND
723		-	DENTAL CARE
724		-	, INCLUDING:
725		-	(I) A
726		-	LL LEVELS OF HEALTH CARE, MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
727		-	CARE
728		-	, AND DENTAL CARE THAT ASSURE QUALITY , ACCESSIBILITY, AND
729		-	TIMELY SERVICES FOR INMATES
730		-	;
731		-	(II) A
732		-	RRANGING CARE FROM AN APPROPRIATE OUTSIDE PROVIDER
733		-	WHEN CARE IS NOT AVAILABLE AT THE JAIL
734		-	;
735		-	(III) R
736		-	EQUIRING THAT MEDICAL, MENTAL, AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
737		-	DECISIONS AND ACTIONS ARE MADE ONLY BY QUALIFIED HEALTH
738		-	-CARE AND
739		-	MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
740		-	-CARE PROFESSIONALS;
741		-	(IV) R
742		-	EQUIRING THAT AN INMATE IS NOT DENIED NECESSARY CARE ;
743		-	(V) R
744		-	EQUIRING THAT ALL EXAMINATIONS , TREATMENTS, AND
745		-	PROCEDURES ARE GOVERNED BY INFORM ED CONSENT PRACTICES APPLICABLE
746		-	PAGE 15-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 IN THE JAIL'S JURISDICTION;
747		-	(VI) R
748		-	EQUIRING THAT THE JAIL ASSESS THE HEALTH OF EACH INMATE
749		-	AT INTAKE AND ON AN ONGOING BASIS AND CREATE A PLAN TO PROVIDE
750		-	CONTINUITY OF CARE FOR INMATES WHO ARE BEING TREATED FOR A HEALTH
751		-	CONDITION
752		-	;
753		-	(VII) P
754		-	ROVIDING EMERGENCY CARE , SICK CHECKS, AND PHYSICAL
755		-	HEALTH CARE
756		-	, MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH CARE , AND DENTAL CARE
757		-	THAT ENSURES NEEDS ARE
758		-	:
759		-	(A) A
760		-	DDRESSED IN A TIMELY MANNER ;
761		-	(B) R
762		-	ECORDED AND MAINTAINED ON FILE ; AND
763		-	(C) REVIEWED BY QUALIFIED HEALTH -CARE PERSONNEL WITH
764		-	TREATMENT OR FOLLOW
765		-	-UP PROVIDED;
	849	+	TANDARDS FOR WHEN ACCESS TO EDUCATION IS19
	850	+	APPROPRIATE; AND20
766	851		(VIII) D
767		-	ISPENSING AND ADMINISTERING PRESCRIBED MEDICATIONS ,
768		-	INCLUDING:
769		-	(A) R
770		-	EQUIRING THAT HEALTH -TRAINED PERSONNEL OR
771		-	PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED PERSONNEL DISPENSE AND ADMINISTER
772		-	MEDICATIONS
773		-	;
774		-	(B) R
775		-	EQUIRING ADEQUATE MANAGEMENT OF CONTROLLED
776		-	MEDICATIONS
777		-	;
778		-	(C) P
779		-	ROVIDING MEDICATION TO INMATES IN SPECIAL MANAGEMENT
780		-	UNITS
781		-	;
782		-	(D) R
783		-	EQUIRING THE APPLICABLE INFORMED CONSENT PRACTICES IN
784		-	THE JAIL
785		-	'S JURISDICTION BE FOLLOWED; AND
786		-	(E) DEVELOPING A STANDARDIZED FORMULARY AND A PROCESS FOR
787		-	ACCESSING MEDICATIONS NOT LISTED WHEN MEDICALLY NECESSARY
788		-	;
789		-	(IX) R
790		-	EDUCING SUICIDE BY IDENTIFYING AT -RISK INMATES AND
791		-	TRAINING STAFF MEMBERS ON HOW TO RECOGNIZE VERBAL AND BEHAVIORAL
792		-	CUES THAT INDICATE POTENTIAL SUICIDE AND HOW TO RESPOND
793		-	PAGE 16-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 APPROPRIATELY;
794		-	(X) P
795		-	ROVIDING INFECTIOUS DISEASE CONTROL ;
796		-	(XI) P
797		-	ROVIDING CARE FOR PREGNANT INMATES ; AND
798		-	(XII) ASSESSING AND REPORTING INMATE DEATHS ;
799		-	(i) F
800		-	OOD SERVICE, INCLUDING:
801		-	(I) N
802		-	UTRITIONAL STANDARDS;
803		-	(II) T
804		-	IMING AND FREQUENCY OF MEALS ;
805		-	(III) S
806		-	PECIAL DIETS; AND
807		-	(IV) SAFE STORAGE AND PREPARATION OF FOOD ;
808		-	(j) R
809		-	ECREATION AND PROGRAMMING , INCLUDING:
810		-	(I) R
811		-	EGULAR ACCESS TO EXERCISE AND EQUIPMENT FOR INMATES ;
812		-	(II) T
813		-	ELEVISION VIEWING AND TABLE GAMES ;
814		-	(III) R
815		-	EADING MATERIALS;
816		-	(IV) T
817		-	REATMENT FOR ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE ;
818		-	(V) A
819		-	CADEMIC TRAINING;
820		-	(VI) P
821		-	SYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL SERVICES AND OTHER
822		-	COMMUNITY SERVICES
823		-	; AND
824		-	(VII) RELIGIOUS PRACTICE;
825		-	(k) I
826		-	NMATE DISCIPLINARY PROCESSES, INCLUDING:
827		-	(I) S
828		-	TANDARDS FOR RESTRICTIVE HOUSING ;
829		-	(II) P
830		-	ROHIBITED ACTS OR CONDUCT , DEGREES OF VIOLATIONS,
831		-	PAGE 17-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 RANGES OF PENALTIES, AND DISCIPLINARY HEARING PROCEDURES ;
832		-	(III) A
833		-	SANCTION SCHEDULE FOR RULE VIOLATIONS ;
834		-	(IV) E
835		-	STABLISHING FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS FOR INMATES THAT
836		-	CANNOT BE SUSPENDED EXCEPT IN AN EMERGENCY OR OTHER CONDITION
837		-	BEYOND THE CONTROL OF THE JAIL ADMINISTRATOR
838		-	;
839		-	(V) B
840		-	ANNING THE USE OF CORPORAL PUNISHMENT , DISCIPLINE
841		-	ADMINISTERED BY INMATES
842		-	, AND WITHHOLDING FOOD FROM INMATES ;
843		-	(VI) C
844		-	IRCUMSTANCES UNDER WHICH A DISCIPLINARY HEARING IS
845		-	CONDUCTED
846		-	;
847		-	(VII) P
848		-	RE-DISCIPLINARY HEARING REQUIREMENTS ;
849		-	(VIII) E
850		-	STABLISHING A MINIMUM PERIOD AFTER RECEIVING WRITTEN
851		-	NOTIFICATION OF A RULE VIOLATION TO ALLOW AN INMATE TO PREPARE FOR
852		-	THE DISCIPLINARY HEARING
853		-	;
854		-	(IX) D
855		-	ISCIPLINARY HEARING REQUIREMENTS THAT INCLUDE
856		-	ENSURING DUE PROCESS PROTECTIONS ARE AFFORDED
857		-	; AND
858		-	(X) THE OPPORTUNITY TO APPEAL DISCIPLINARY ACTIONS TO THE
859		-	JAIL ADMINISTRATOR OR DESIGNEE
860		-	;
861		-	(l) R
862		-	ESTRICTIVE HOUSING, INCLUDING:
863		-	(I) W
864		-	RITTEN POLICIES AND PROCEDURES GOVERNING THE
865		-	RESTRICTIVE HOUSING OF INMATES FROM THE GENERAL POPULATION
866		-	;
867		-	(II) B
868		-	ANNING THE USE OF RESTRICTIVE HOUSING AS A PENALTY ;
869		-	(III) C
870		-	IRCUMSTANCES WHEN RESTRICTIVE HOUSING MAY BE USED TO
871		-	SEPARATE AN INMATE FROM THE GENERAL POPULATION
872		-	;
873		-	(IV) W
874		-	RITTEN NOTIFICATIONS OF RESTRICTIVE HOUSING TO THE
875		-	INMATE
876		-	; AND
877		-	(V) TIMING FOR REVIEW OF RESTRICTIVE HOUSING ;
878		-	PAGE 18-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 (m) INMATE GRIEVANCES, INCLUDING:
879		-	(I) E
880		-	STABLISHING A WRITTEN GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE FOR INMATES
881		-	WITH AT LEAST ONE LEVEL OF APPEAL
882		-	; AND
883		-	(II) PROHIBITING RETALIATION BY STAFF BASED ON AN INMATE
884		-	GRIEVANCE
885		-	;
886		-	(n) J
887		-	AIL STAFFING, INCLUDING:
888		-	(I) Q
889		-	UALIFICATIONS FOR STAFF TO SUPERVISE AND CONTROL
890		-	INMATES
891		-	;
892		-	(II) P
893		-	RE-EMPLOYMENT BACKGROUND CHECKS ;
894		-	(III) S
895		-	TANDARDIZED PERFORMANCE REVIEWS ;
896		-	(IV) S
897		-	TAFFING PLANS;
898		-	(V) P
899		-	OSTS AND FUNCTIONS;
900		-	(VI) G
901		-	ENDER OF STAFF;
902		-	(VII) R
903		-	EVIEW OF STAFFING PLANS;
904		-	(VIII) R
905		-	EQUIRING REVIEW OF THE STAFFING PLANS AT LEAST ONCE
906		-	A YEAR BY THE JAIL ADMINISTRATOR AND REVISED AS NEEDED
907		-	;
908		-	(IX) V
909		-	OLUNTEER POLICIES;
910		-	(X) C
911		-	ODE OF ETHICS; AND
912		-	(XI) STAFF TRAINING STANDARDS FOR ALL LEVELS OF EMPLOYEES ;
913		-	AND
914		-	(o) INMATE PREROGATIVES REGARDING :
915		-	(I) E
916		-	XPRESSION AND COMMUNICATION ;
917		-	(II) R
918		-	ELIGIOUS PRACTICE;
919		-	PAGE 19-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 (III) ACCESS TO THE COURTS;
920		-	(IV) A
921		-	CCESS TO LEGAL COUNSEL, INCLUDING THE ABILITY FOR LEGAL
922		-	COUNSEL TO CONTACT A CLIENT BY SCHEDULING A TELEP HONE OR VIDEO
923		-	MEETING
924		-	;
925		-	(V) A
926		-	CCESS TO LEGAL MATERIALS AND DISABILITY RIGHTS ;
927		-	(VI) A
928		-	CCESS TO THE MEDIA;
929		-	(VII) S
930		-	TANDARDS FOR WHEN ACCESS TO EDUCATION IS
931		-	APPROPRIATE
932		-	; AND
933		-	(VIII) DISCIPLINARY ACTION AND USE OF FORCE.
934		-	(2) T
935		-	HE COMMISSION SHALL COMPLETE A REPORT THAT INCLUDES ITS
936		-	RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING THE FEASABILITY OF JAILS OF VARIOUS
937		-	SIZES AND THEIR ABILITY TO IMPLEMENT THE RECOMMENDATIONS AND
938		-	PRESENT IT TO THE COMMITTEE FOR APPROVAL BY
939		-	NOVEMBER 15, 2023. THE
940		-	DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL SHALL SUPPLY STAFF
941		-	ASSISTANCE TO THE COMMISSION
942		-	, INCLUDING ASSISTING WITH COMPLETING
943		-	THE REPORT
944		-	. THE DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
945		-	SHALL NOT SUPPLY STAFF ASSISTANCE TO ANY SUBCOMMITTEES CREATED BY
946		-	THE COMMISSION
947		-	.
948		-	2-3-1904. Repeal of part. T
949		-	HIS PART 19 IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE
950		-	JULY 1, 2024.
951		-	SECTION 2. In Session Laws of Colorado 2021, amend section 4
952		-	of chapter 322 as follows:
953		-	Section 4. Effective date. This act takes effect upon passage; except
954		-	that section 1 of this act takes effect on July 1, 2022
955		-	JULY 1, 2023, and
956		-	section 2 of this act takes effect on January 1, 2022.
957		-	SECTION 3. Appropriation. For the 2022-23 state fiscal year,
958		-	$96,039 is appropriated to the legislative department. This appropriation is
959		-	from the general fund. To implement this act, the department may use this
960		-	appropriation as follows:
961		-	PAGE 20-HOUSE BILL 22-1063 (a) $90,379 for use by the legislative council, which amount is based
962		-	on an assumption that the council will require an additional 0.9 FTE; and
963		-	(b) $5,660 for use by the general assembly.
964		-	SECTION 4. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,
965		-	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate
966		-	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.
967		-	____________________________ ____________________________
968		-	Alec Garnett Steve Fenberg
969		-	SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE PRESIDENT OF
970		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
971		-	____________________________ ____________________________
972		-	Robin Jones Cindi L. Markwell
973		-	CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE SECRETARY OF
974		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
975		-	APPROVED________________________________________
976		-	(Date and Time)
977		-	_________________________________________
978		-	Jared S. Polis
979		-	GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
980		-	PAGE 21-HOUSE BILL 22-1063
	852	+	ISCIPLINARY ACTION AND USE OF FORCE.21
	853	+	(2) THE COMMISSION SHALL COMPLETE A REPORT THAT INCLUDES22
	854	+	ITS RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING THE FEASABILITY OF JAILS OF23
	855	+	VARIOUS SIZES AND THEIR ABILITY TO IMPLEMENT THE24
	856	+	RECOMMENDATIONS AND PRESENT IT TO THE COMMITTEE FOR APPROVAL25
	857	+	BY NOVEMBER 15, 2023. THE DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH OF THE26
	858	+	LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL SHALL SUPPLY STAFF ASSISTANCE TO THE27
	859	+	1063
	860	+	-22- COMMISSION, INCLUDING ASSISTING WITH COMPLETING THE REPORT. THE1
	861	+	DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH OF THE LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL SHALL NOT SUPPLY2
	862	+	STAFF ASSISTANCE TO ANY SUBCOMMITTEES CREATED BY THE3
	863	+	COMMISSION. 4
	864	+	2-3-1904. Repeal of part. T HIS PART 19 IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE5
	865	+	JULY 1, 2024.6
	866	+	7
	867	+	SECTION 2. In Session Laws of Colorado 2021, amend section8
	868	+	4 of chapter 322 as follows:9
	869	+	Section 4. Effective date. This act takes effect upon passage;10
	870	+	except that section 1 of this act takes effect on July 1, 2022 JULY 1, 2023,11
	871	+	and section 2 of this act takes effect on January 1, 2022.12
	872	+	SECTION 3. Appropriation. For the 2022-23 state fiscal year,13
	873	+	$96,039 is appropriated to the legislative department. This appropriation14
	874	+	is from the general fund. To implement this act, the department may use15
	875	+	this appropriation as follows:16
	876	+	(a) $90,379 for use by the legislative council, which amount is17
	877	+	based on an assumption that the council will require an additional 0.918
	878	+	FTE; and19
	879	+	(b) $5,660 for use by the general assembly.20
	880	+	SECTION 4. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,21
	881	+	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate22
	882	+	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.23
	883	+	1063
	884	+	-23-