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JJYS operates 11 separate Locked Detention programs throughout the state. The Statewide Detention Admission Guidelines provide an extensive list of offenses for which youth can be admitted to detention. For full description of programming offered, click the button below: Learn More.
- Juvenile Receiving Centers | Juvenile Justice and Youth Services - Utah
Juvenile Receiving Centers (JRC) are located across the...
- Utah - Juvenile Justice and Youth Services
Overview. The Mission Of The Division Of Juvenile Justice...
- Juvenile Receiving Centers | Juvenile Justice and Youth Services - Utah
Overview. The Mission Of The Division Of Juvenile Justice And Youth Services Is To Be A Leader In The Field Of Juvenile Justice By Changing Young Lives, Supporting Families And Keeping Communities Safe. We Provide A Continuum Of Intervention, Supervision, And Rehabilitation Programs To Youth Offenders While Assuring Public Safety. Our Goals Are To:
Juvenile Receiving Centers (JRC) are located across the state for law enforcement officers to drop off arrested, delinquent, ungovernable, or runaway youth who do not meet admission guidelines for secure detention.
The Utah Division of Juvenile Justice Services (JJS) is a division of the Utah Department of Human Services operating juvenile correctional services. Its headquarters is in Salt Lake City. [1]
The Juvenile Receiving Center is a 24/7 facility that provides free crisis counseling, referrals to community agencies, and short-term placement for youth ages 8 to 17. Youth under the age of 10 are unable to stay overnight.
Washington County Youth Crisis Center is a Multi-Use Facility. The Center is used for Shelter Care, Youth Services, Case Management, Home Detention and as a Receiving Center. It is located in the heart of St. George, Utah, and is easily accessible to the surrounding communities.
23 paź 2020 · The legislation limited how much time a young person can spend in a detention center, with the exception of those accused of particular violent felonies, and put a cap on fees and service...
