§ 94. Use of local government institutions for residential treatment of persons under the custody of the state department of correction. 1. The state commissioner of correction is hereby authorized to transfer any inmate under the care or custody of the department who is eligible to be transferred to a residential treatment facility under section seventy-three of this chapter to any county jail, workhouse or penitentiary for the purpose of having such inmate engage in a residential treatment facility program; provided, however, that: (a) Such inmate has resided or was employed or has dependents or parents who reside in the county, or in a county that is contiguous to the county, in which the institution to which he would be transferred is located; (b) Arrangements have been made for the education, on-the-job training, employment or for some other rehabilitative treatment of such inmate in the county, or in a county that is contiguous to the county, in which the institution to which he would be transferred is located; and (c) The sheriff, warden, superintendent, local commissioner of correction or other person in charge of the institution to which the inmate would be transferred consents to such transfer. 2. An inmate so transferred shall continue to be in the custody of the state department of correction but shall, during the period of such transfer, be in the care of the head of the institution to which he is transferred. The provisions of section seventy-three of this chapter shall apply in the case of any such transfer as fully and completely as if the inmate were transferred to a residential treatment facility, and the head of the institution to which the inmate is transferred and the officers and employees thereof shall have and may exercise all of the powers of the superintendent of a residential treatment facility with respect to the care or custody of such inmate. In any case where an inmate is employed, however, the provisions of subdivision nine of such section seventy-three shall not apply and the wages or salary of such inmate shall be dealt with under the provisions applicable to a work release program in the type of institution to which he is transferred as provided in sections one hundred fifty-four, eight hundred seventy-two or eight hundred ninety-three as the case may be; and in the event such inmate is returned to a state correctional facility, any balance remaining in the trust fund account shall be paid over to the superintendent of such facility and shall be deposited by him as inmates' funds pursuant to section one hundred sixteen of this chapter. 3. If at any time the head of a local institution to which an inmate is transferred under this section is of the opinion that continued care of such inmate in such institution is inconsistent with the welfare or safety of the community or of the institution or its inmates, he may request the state commissioner to return such inmate to a state correctional facility and, upon the receipt of any such request, the commissioner shall cause such inmate to be so returned promptly and at the expense of the state department of correction. 4. The expenses of any such transfer shall be paid by the state department of correction and the commissioner is hereby authorized to reimburse the local institution for a sum determined by the head of such institution and agreed to in advance by the state commissioner of correction to be the cost of food, lodging and clothing within the institution, and the actual and necessary food, travel and other expenses required for a program outside the institution, incurred or advanced by the institution; provided, however, that:(a) In any case where the state commissioner of correction has a pending agreement with a locality under section ninety-one of this article, the commmissioner of correction shall not reimburse the local institution for any cost incurred for food, lodging and clothing within the institution; and (b) The wages or salary, if any, of such inmate shall be used for such reimbursement and shall be applied to defray any costs authorized to be paid under this section before any amount shall be paid by the commissioner of correction hereunder, and any such wages or salary may be so applied irrespective of the provisions of paragraph (a) of this subdivision.
§ 94. Use of local government institutions for residential treatment of persons under the custody of the state department of correction. 1. The state commissioner of correction is hereby authorized to transfer any inmate under the care or custody of the department who is eligible to be transferred to a residential treatment facility under section seventy-three of this chapter to any county jail, workhouse or penitentiary for the purpose of having such inmate engage in a residential treatment facility program; provided, however, that: (a) Such inmate has resided or was employed or has dependents or parents who reside in the county, or in a county that is contiguous to the county, in which the institution to which he would be transferred is located; (b) Arrangements have been made for the education, on-the-job training, employment or for some other rehabilitative treatment of such inmate in the county, or in a county that is contiguous to the county, in which the institution to which he would be transferred is located; and (c) The sheriff, warden, superintendent, local commissioner of correction or other person in charge of the institution to which the inmate would be transferred consents to such transfer. 2. An inmate so transferred shall continue to be in the custody of the state department of correction but shall, during the period of such transfer, be in the care of the head of the institution to which he is transferred. The provisions of section seventy-three of this chapter shall apply in the case of any such transfer as fully and completely as if the inmate were transferred to a residential treatment facility, and the head of the institution to which the inmate is transferred and the officers and employees thereof shall have and may exercise all of the powers of the superintendent of a residential treatment facility with respect to the care or custody of such inmate. In any case where an inmate is employed, however, the provisions of subdivision nine of such section seventy-three shall not apply and the wages or salary of such inmate shall be dealt with under the provisions applicable to a work release program in the type of institution to which he is transferred as provided in sections one hundred fifty-four, eight hundred seventy-two or eight hundred ninety-three as the case may be; and in the event such inmate is returned to a state correctional facility, any balance remaining in the trust fund account shall be paid over to the superintendent of such facility and shall be deposited by him as inmates' funds pursuant to section one hundred sixteen of this chapter. 3. If at any time the head of a local institution to which an inmate is transferred under this section is of the opinion that continued care of such inmate in such institution is inconsistent with the welfare or safety of the community or of the institution or its inmates, he may request the state commissioner to return such inmate to a state correctional facility and, upon the receipt of any such request, the commissioner shall cause such inmate to be so returned promptly and at the expense of the state department of correction. 4. The expenses of any such transfer shall be paid by the state department of correction and the commissioner is hereby authorized to reimburse the local institution for a sum determined by the head of such institution and agreed to in advance by the state commissioner of correction to be the cost of food, lodging and clothing within the institution, and the actual and necessary food, travel and other expenses required for a program outside the institution, incurred or advanced by the institution; provided, however, that:(a) In any case where the state commissioner of correction has a pending agreement with a locality under section ninety-one of this article, the commmissioner of correction shall not reimburse the local institution for any cost incurred for food, lodging and clothing within the institution; and (b) The wages or salary, if any, of such inmate shall be used for such reimbursement and shall be applied to defray any costs authorized to be paid under this section before any amount shall be paid by the commissioner of correction hereunder, and any such wages or salary may be so applied irrespective of the provisions of paragraph (a) of this subdivision.
§ 94. Use of local government institutions for residential treatment of persons under the custody of the state department of correction. 1. The state commissioner of correction is hereby authorized to transfer any inmate under the care or custody of the department who is eligible to be transferred to a residential treatment facility under section seventy-three of this chapter to any county jail, workhouse or penitentiary for the purpose of having such inmate engage in a residential treatment facility program; provided, however, that: (a) Such inmate has resided or was employed or has dependents or parents who reside in the county, or in a county that is contiguous to the county, in which the institution to which he would be transferred is located; (b) Arrangements have been made for the education, on-the-job training, employment or for some other rehabilitative treatment of such inmate in the county, or in a county that is contiguous to the county, in which the institution to which he would be transferred is located; and (c) The sheriff, warden, superintendent, local commissioner of correction or other person in charge of the institution to which the inmate would be transferred consents to such transfer. 2. An inmate so transferred shall continue to be in the custody of the state department of correction but shall, during the period of such transfer, be in the care of the head of the institution to which he is transferred. The provisions of section seventy-three of this chapter shall apply in the case of any such transfer as fully and completely as if the inmate were transferred to a residential treatment facility, and the head of the institution to which the inmate is transferred and the officers and employees thereof shall have and may exercise all of the powers of the superintendent of a residential treatment facility with respect to the care or custody of such inmate. In any case where an inmate is employed, however, the provisions of subdivision nine of such section seventy-three shall not apply and the wages or salary of such inmate shall be dealt with under the provisions applicable to a work release program in the type of institution to which he is transferred as provided in sections one hundred fifty-four, eight hundred seventy-two or eight hundred ninety-three as the case may be; and in the event such inmate is returned to a state correctional facility, any balance remaining in the trust fund account shall be paid over to the superintendent of such facility and shall be deposited by him as inmates' funds pursuant to section one hundred sixteen of this chapter. 3. If at any time the head of a local institution to which an inmate is transferred under this section is of the opinion that continued care of such inmate in such institution is inconsistent with the welfare or safety of the community or of the institution or its inmates, he may request the state commissioner to return such inmate to a state correctional facility and, upon the receipt of any such request, the commissioner shall cause such inmate to be so returned promptly and at the expense of the state department of correction. 4. The expenses of any such transfer shall be paid by the state department of correction and the commissioner is hereby authorized to reimburse the local institution for a sum determined by the head of such institution and agreed to in advance by the state commissioner of correction to be the cost of food, lodging and clothing within the institution, and the actual and necessary food, travel and other expenses required for a program outside the institution, incurred or advanced by the institution; provided, however, that:(a) In any case where the state commissioner of correction has a pending agreement with a locality under section ninety-one of this article, the commmissioner of correction shall not reimburse the local institution for any cost incurred for food, lodging and clothing within the institution; and (b) The wages or salary, if any, of such inmate shall be used for such reimbursement and shall be applied to defray any costs authorized to be paid under this section before any amount shall be paid by the commissioner of correction hereunder, and any such wages or salary may be so applied irrespective of the provisions of paragraph (a) of this subdivision.
