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Henderson County, KY
 
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[Adopted 11-26-1973 by Ord. No. 3 (Ch. 32, §§ 32.40 through 32.44, of the 1993 Code); amended in its entirety at time of adoption of Code (see Ch. 1, General Provisions, Art. I)]
There is hereby established a department of County government which shall be known and designated as the "Department of Work Release and Correctional Community Service."
The function of the Department of Work Release and Correctional Community Service shall be to administer within Henderson County a misdemeanant conditional release program pursuant to KRS Chapter 439, to administer a program for eligible inmates to work on community-service-related projects pursuant to KRS Chapter 441, for certain persons who have been found guilty of crimes against the commonwealth within this County and who are eligible for participation in such program as provided for in KRS Chapter 439, the ordinances of this County, the rules and regulations of any court within this County, and such other regulations as may be established by the Department of Work Release and Correctional Community Service.
The Department of Work Release and Correctional Community Service shall be administered by the Henderson County Jailer.
The Director of the Department of Work Release and Correctional Community Service shall be responsible for the proper operation of the Department and shall periodically report the actions of the Department to the Fiscal Court or to the County Judge/Executive, or both, at such times and in such manner as either or both shall direct; provided, however, that in any event, the Director shall provide a complete report of the Department's actions at least semiannually, which shall include the financial status of said Department.
The operation of the Department of Work Release and Correctional Community Service shall be financed through the Detention Center budget.