Subsidy Monitoring Visits Tony Turner. 6/24/20162 Purpose: Ensure compliance with grant rules and approved application Provide technical and programmatic.

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Subsidy Monitoring Visits Tony Turner

6/24/20162 Purpose: Ensure compliance with grant rules and approved application Provide technical and programmatic assistance to the court OAC

6/24/20163 History Prior to FY 04 county’s planners conducted monitoring visits for their own counties Currently using a rotating schedule so staff can monitor different counties each year over a three year cycle For FY 16, the county planner that approved your grant application is also conducting the monitoring visit in your county this fiscal year

6/24/20164 Scheduling Two weeks to a month in advance Juvenile court develops a tentative schedule for: –When the monitor will arrive –Amount of time per program or activity –Number of youth interviews Monitor s the following prior to the visit: –Current Fiscal Year Court Funding and Demographics Form –Tentative Monitoring Schedule Form Monitor will request specific information –Monitoring schedule –Sites to visit –Information on demographics and funds spent –Licenses –Contractual agreements funded through the subsidy grant

Current Fiscal Year Court Funding and Demographics Form 6/24/20165

TENTATIVE SCHEDULE (example) 6/24/20166

7 Scheduling Any special parking or logistical arrangements Youth interviews. Monitor will go to schools, detention centers, etc. Monitor will call to confirm visit prior to monitoring Checklist can be found on your subsidy grant disc under “FY 2016 FORMS AND INSTRUCTIONS, Chapter I.”

6/24/20168 Visit: Schedule is flexible during the visit Interview program coordinators and staff Interview youth involved in the programs Review –Invoices –Payroll documents –Contracts/ Licensures –Court ledgers –County auditor ledgers –Program files and materials

6/24/20169 Follow-ups Clarification of information from the visit Clarification of staff names and positions Verify any missing data Contact county when report is completed

6/24/ Report Summary of youth interviews Graphs on felony adjudications, bed day usage & bed day credits Recommendations and required actions Completed monitoring checklists that includes summary of program areas

6/24/201611

CHECKLISTS PROGRAM ADMINISTRATION 6/24/201612

CHECKLISTS BEHAVIOR CHANGE SKILLS/KNOWLEDGE 6/24/201613

CHECKLISTS COMMUNITY CONTROLSUPPORT 6/24/201614

6/24/ FY 16 Assignments

6/24/ Questions