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(TJJD) Office of Inspector General - Texas Juvenile Justice Department

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Data Source: Agency COMETS system maintains reports <strong>of</strong> allinspection and monitoring activities. Inspections conducted during theperiod will be pulled from the COMETS system. Data may be crosscheckedwith the number <strong>of</strong> facilities that are certified and registered inaccordance with Family Code Sections 51.12, 51.125, and 51.126.Methodology: Each inspection as verified through the data source iscounted once, even though the inspection may have required more thanone day and/or more than one inspector. All inspections during thereporting period are counted with the exception <strong>of</strong> unannounced visitsthat do not result in a standards violation. Abuse, neglect, andexploitation investigations within secure and nonsecure correctionalfacilites are not included.Purpose: This measure determines compliance with statutoryrequirements and agencies' ability to attain compliance with availablestaff resources.Calculation Type: Cumulative.New Measure: YesDesired Performance: Higher than target.Goal No. 4Objective No. 1Strategy No. 1Measure Type: OutputMeasure No. 2Title: Number <strong>of</strong> Annual Comprehensive Monitoring ReviewsConducted and Accomplished as a Completed ProcessDefinition: The number <strong>of</strong> on-site comprehensive monitoring reviews The agency is required to comply with the requirements <strong>of</strong> theconducted with the completion <strong>of</strong> all four (4) primary elements within the State <strong>Office</strong> <strong>of</strong> Risk Management (SORM), <strong>TJJD</strong> <strong>General</strong>previous fiscal year. The four (4) primary elements are research and Administrative Policy (GAP) and the standards set forth by thepreparation, field monitoring and inspections, reporting <strong>of</strong> findings, and American Corrections Association accreditation process.the receipt <strong>of</strong> facility responses for all <strong>TJJD</strong>-operated and contractedsecure and non secure correctional facilities.Data Limitations: Number potentially impacted by unanticipatedcompeting agency priorities, non-scheduled monitoring reviews and theavailability <strong>of</strong> required resources.Data Source: Completed comprehensive monitoring review reports aremaintained within the Agency Monitoring file.Methodology: Each monitoring review is counted as one even thoughthe review may have required more than one day and/or more than onespecialist. All comprehensive monitoring reviews conducted andcompleted during the reporting period are counted as the results <strong>of</strong> themonitoring review are not a determining factor.Purpose: This measure determines compliance with the statutoryrequirements <strong>of</strong> the State <strong>Office</strong> <strong>of</strong> Risk Management (SORM), <strong>TJJD</strong><strong>General</strong> Administrative Policy (GAP) regarding agency support andcontrols, the standards set forth by the American CorrectionsAssociation (ACA) accreditation process and the agency’s ability toattain compliance with existing resources.Calculation Type: Cumulative.New Measure: YesDesired Performance: Higher than target.Goal No. 4Objective No. 1

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