§353-10  Reentry intake service centers. 
There shall be within the department of public safety, a reentry intake service
center for adults in each of the counties, to screen, evaluate, and classify
the admission of persons to community correctional centers and to provide for
the successful reentry of persons back into the community.  Each center shall
be directed and managed by a manager and shall be staffed by a team of
psychiatrists, social workers, technicians, and other personnel as may be
necessary.  The director of public safety may appoint full-time or part-time
professional and clerical staff or contract for professional services to carry
out the duties of the centers as identified in this section.



The centers shall:



(1)  Provide orientation, guidance, and technical
services;



(2)  Provide social-medical-psychiatric-psychological
diagnostic evaluation;



(3)  Provide pretrial assessments on adult offenders
for the courts and assist in the conduct of presentence assessments on adult
offenders and the preparation of presentence reports when requested by the
courts;



(4)  Provide correctional prescription program
planning and security classification;



(5)  Provide such other personal and correctional
services as needed for both detained and committed persons;



(6)  Monitor and record the progress of persons
assigned to correctional facilities who undergo further treatment or who
participate in prescribed correctional programs;



(7)  Ensure that the present and future reentry needs
of persons committed to correctional facilities are being evaluated and met in
an effective and appropriate manner;



(8)  Provide additional reentry services to include
working closely and collaborating with the furlough programs in each county
that are currently managed by the department's institutions division;



(9)  Work closely and collaborate with the Hawaii
paroling authority; and



(10)  Work closely and collaborate with the corrections
program services division. [L 1987, c 338, pt of §3; am L 1989, c 211, §8; am L
1996, c 130, §2; am L Sp 2009, c 24, §1]