Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 62G - Rehabilitation of Delinquent Children
Here’s a detailed overview of Nevada Administrative Code Chapter 62G – Rehabilitation of Delinquent Children, effective through at least December 31, 2024:
📘 Key Sections & Definitions
§ 62G.010–.060 – Definitions
Clarifies terms used in the chapter, such as “Department,” “Director,” “juvenile court,” “juvenile institution” (meaning Nevada Youth Training Center or Caliente Youth Center) (law.cornell.edu), and “special supervision program” (casetext.com).
§ 62G.070–.080 – Application & Approval Process
Outlines how districts apply to participate in special supervision programs and the criteria by which the Department approves or denies those applications (law.cornell.edu).
§ 62G.090 – Program Revisions
Permits approved programs to be revised during their active term. Revisions must be submitted in writing to the Director, who must respond within 15 days; state funding will only follow once approval is granted (regulations.justia.com).
§ 62G.100–.110 – Funding & Eligibility
Covers how legislative or grant money is distributed, including provisions that districts with populations exceeding 100,000 must establish specific types of supervision programs (law.cornell.edu).
§ 62G.120–.140 – Participant Criteria & Duration
Details which juveniles qualify for participation, what supporting services are required, and mandates that participation should be “no longer than is necessary” (law.cornell.edu).
§ 62G.150–.160 – Services & Approved Expenditures
Specifies required support services (e.g., counseling, education) and lists allowable expenses funded by the program (law.cornell.edu).
§ 62G.170–.190 – Finance Management & Reporting
Addresses fund reversion, audits, disbursement of leftover money, and mandatory annual program reports and reviews (law.cornell.edu).
§ 62G.200 – Oversight & Audits
Ensures that the Department conducts at least yearly reviews of all special supervision programs, with authority for additional audits as needed (nvrules.elaws.us).
✅ Summary
Chapter 62G establishes a framework for special supervision programs aimed at rehabilitating delinquent youth in Nevada. It includes:
Clear definitions of involved entities and key terms.
A structured application and approval process for districts.
Funding rules, particularly for large districts.
Guidance on eligible participants, time limits, services, and expenses.
Financial accountability, including audits, reporting, and fund reversion.
Regular oversight and the ability to revise programs as needed.
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