Okla. Stat. tit. 10A, § 10A-2-7-309
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Department planning process for services to children
Official statutory text
and youth.
A. The Office of Juvenile Affairs shall establish a planning
process that provides for collaborative ongoing planning for the
development of divisional and agency goals and priorities for
services to children and youth. Said planning process shall be
developed with the assistance of the Policy Analysis Division or
equivalent division within the Office of Juvenile Affairs and the
department and division directors, other state agencies and agencies
with whom the departments contract to provide services to children
and youth, including designated Youth Services Agencies, and shall
provide for identification and assessment of needs, establishment of
goals and priorities, and program implementation and monitoring, in
a manner that actively involves all divisions and units within
divisions.
1. The Office of Juvenile Affairs shall develop a three- to
five-year plan for children and youth services provided by the
agency. The plan should be regularly reviewed and modified as
necessary.
2. The Executive Director shall hold each department and
division director accountable for the performance of the department
or division in engaging collaboratively in the agency and in
interagency planning with other state agencies and agencies with
whom the Office of Juvenile Affairs contracts to provide services to
children and youth, including Youth Services Agencies, for programs
and services for children and youth.
3. The director of each division and administrator of each
office shall actively participate and require the collaborative
participation of department and division workers in interagency
planning and coordination for children and youth services.
4. The director of each division and administrator for each
office shall hold the administrator of each unit within the
department or division responsible for the collaborative development
and implementation of agency and division goals and priorities
related to children and youth.
B. The unit, division, office and agency budget recommendations
of the Office of Juvenile Affairs for services to children and youth
shall be based upon documented needs, and the development of budget
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 10A. Children and Juvenile Code Page 418
recommendations and priorities shall be closely integrated with
agency and interagency program planning and management.
C. As a part of the program planning and monitoring processes
of the Office of Juvenile Affairs, the Office shall examine its
programs and services to children and youth to ensure that the
practices within them do not operate to the detriment of minority
children and youth.
A. The Office of Juvenile Affairs shall establish a planning
process that provides for collaborative ongoing planning for the
development of divisional and agency goals and priorities for
services to children and youth. Said planning process shall be
developed with the assistance of the Policy Analysis Division or
equivalent division within the Office of Juvenile Affairs and the
department and division directors, other state agencies and agencies
with whom the departments contract to provide services to children
and youth, including designated Youth Services Agencies, and shall
provide for identification and assessment of needs, establishment of
goals and priorities, and program implementation and monitoring, in
a manner that actively involves all divisions and units within
divisions.
1. The Office of Juvenile Affairs shall develop a three- to
five-year plan for children and youth services provided by the
agency. The plan should be regularly reviewed and modified as
necessary.
2. The Executive Director shall hold each department and
division director accountable for the performance of the department
or division in engaging collaboratively in the agency and in
interagency planning with other state agencies and agencies with
whom the Office of Juvenile Affairs contracts to provide services to
children and youth, including Youth Services Agencies, for programs
and services for children and youth.
3. The director of each division and administrator of each
office shall actively participate and require the collaborative
participation of department and division workers in interagency
planning and coordination for children and youth services.
4. The director of each division and administrator for each
office shall hold the administrator of each unit within the
department or division responsible for the collaborative development
and implementation of agency and division goals and priorities
related to children and youth.
B. The unit, division, office and agency budget recommendations
of the Office of Juvenile Affairs for services to children and youth
shall be based upon documented needs, and the development of budget
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 10A. Children and Juvenile Code Page 418
recommendations and priorities shall be closely integrated with
agency and interagency program planning and management.
C. As a part of the program planning and monitoring processes
of the Office of Juvenile Affairs, the Office shall examine its
programs and services to children and youth to ensure that the
practices within them do not operate to the detriment of minority
children and youth.
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