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31	53		STATE OF OKLAHOMA
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33	55		2nd Session of the 59th Legislatur e (2024)
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35	57		HOUSE BILL 3758 By: Cantrell
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41	63		AS INTRODUCED
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43	65		An Act relating to jail facilities; amending 57 O.S.
44	66		2021, Section 563, which relates to correctional
45	67		facilities; directing that correc tional facilities
46	68		built after the effective date shall be a certain
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53	77		BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA:
54	78		SECTION 1. AMENDATORY 57 O.S. 2021, Section 563, is
55	79		amended to read as follows:
56	80		Section 563. A. Except as otherwise authorized by Section 183
57	81		of Title 73 of the Oklahoma Statutes, before any correctional
58	82		facility other than an inmate work center as auth orized in
59	83		subsection B of this section or an inmate drug offender work camp,
60	84		whether within the Department of Corrections or within any other
61	85		state agency, may be created or any construction performed which may
62	86		significantly increase, extend or expand the present facility, such
63	87		creation or construction shall be approved by the Legislature.
64	88		Correctional facilities owned or operated by private prison
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92	140		contractors shall not be deemed to be within the Department of
93	141		Corrections or other state agency.
94	142		B. The Department of Corrections is hereby authorized to
95	143		establish inmate work centers in locations where a need for labor to
96	144		conduct public work projects is determined. The Department shall
97	145		select the inmate work center locations based o n objective
98	146		comparisons of interested communities in accordance with procedures
99	147		and criteria established by the Department of Corrections. The
100	148		procedures, selection criteria and decision case analysis shall be
101	149		made available to the public upon request.
102	150		C. No state, county or munic ipal correctional facility
103	151		including any inmate work center, inmate drug offender work camp,
104	152		inmate halfway house, inmate transitional living center and any
105	153		other place where state, county or municipal inmates are housed ,
106	154		built after November 1, 2024, shall be located within one thousand
107	155		(1,000) two thousand (2,000) feet of any public or private
108	156		elementary or secondary school nor within two thousand five hundred
109	157		(2,500) feet of any secure facility for juveniles. The distance
110	158		shall be measured from the near est property line of the school to
111	159		the nearest property line of the correctional facility. The
112	160		provisions of this subsection shall not apply to any inmate work
113	161		center, inmate drug offender work camp, inmate halfway house, inmate
114	162		transitional living center and any other place where state, county
115	163		or municipal inmates are housed established prior to May 20, 1994.
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143	215		Provided, that the provisions of this subsection sha ll not apply to
144	216		state, county, or municipal correctional facilities that are granted
145	217		permission to operate within the areas restricted by this subsection
146	218		by a majority vote of the following entities:
147	219		1. The district board of education of each school distr ict with
148	220		an affected school; and
149	221		2. The governing body of each affected private school.
150	222		D. In addition to the restrictions outlined in subsection C of
151	223		this section, following the effective date of this act, no privately
152	224		owned inmate halfway house or inma te transitional living center
153	225		shall be located in a residential neighborhood inside the corpora te
154	226		limits of a municipality, or a county with planning and/or zoning
155	227		commissions created pursuant to law, without approval from the local
156	228		entity with authority o ver zoning requirements.
157	229		E. In any county with a population of two hundred fifty
158	230		thousand (250,000) or more, as determined by the latest Federal
159	231		Decennial Census, the Department of Corrections shall not cause,
160	232		permit or require any inmate in the custody o f the Department or
161	233		cause, permit or require any offender under the supervision of the
162	234		Department to enter, remain or be present in any Department of
163	235		Corrections facility located within one thousand (1,000) feet of a
164	236		private or public elementary or seconda ry school, or on the grounds
165	237		of such a facility, for any activities involving or relating to
166	238		processing, training, instructing, interviewing, counseling,
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194	290		reporting, conferring, imposing discipline, reviewing or
195	291		adjudicating or any correctional function req uiring or permitting
196	292		the presence of the offender, except offenders may be employed in
197	293		construction, maintenance or janitorial activities in or on the
198	294		structures or grounds while under supervision of a correctional
199	295		employee. The provisions of this subsect ion shall not apply to any
200	296		facility established or acquired by the Department of Corrections
201	297		prior to May 20, 1994.
202	298		SECTION 2. This act shall become effective November 1, 2024.
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204		-	COMMITTEE REPORT BY: COMMITTEE ON COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT,
205		-	dated 02/13/2024 - DO PASS.
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