For information on the Child Care Licensing of Detention Centers, contact the Kansas Department for Children and Families Foster Care and Residential Facility Licensing Division at http://www.dcf.ks.gov/Agency/GC/FCRFL/Pages/default.aspx.

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The Juvenile Corrections Officer I is responsible for supervising residents in living units, shower rooms, recreation areas, during visitations and while on transfers to activities, dining room, or other facility functions in order to maintain security, safety, sanitation and good order of the facility.

Juvenile Corrections Officers Qualifications: 

• Must be 21 years of age at time of appointment.
• Must have earned a high school diploma or equivalent.
• Must be free of felony conviction or adjudication, whether or not expunged.
• Must be free of conviction or adjudication by a court of law or court-martial, of a crime punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year (whether or not the sentence was imposed).
• Must be free of conviction as an adult of Driving Under the Influence (or comparable law regarding driving while intoxicated or under the influence of a controlled substance) in the past 36 months, as an adult or juvenile.
• Must be free of conviction or adjudication of a misdemeanor involving drug use or possession in the past 60 months.
• Must be free of any pending criminal charges, indictments or outstanding warrants.
• Must meet the minimum qualifications for the Juvenile Corrections Officer I classification (See "Minimum Qualifications" below).
• Must be able to perform the essential/event-driven essential functions of this position.
• Subject to an employment and criminal background check (including, but not limited to, a KBI and NCIC criminal background check and KDCF Child Abuse and Neglect Central Registry check).
• Must possess a valid driver's license.
• After a conditional offer of employment, must take and pass a physical agility test, physical exam, drug test and TB screen.
 

Class/Job Specifications for a Juvenile Corrections Officer I

(Entry-level Juvenile Corrections Officer)

Beginning Salary for a Juvenile Corrections Officer I is $23.31/hour or $48,484.80year.
Juvenile Corrections Officers are subject to a six-month probationary period.

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The Kansas Department of Corrections is a proud partner in the PaYS program developed by the U.S. Army to appeal to young people interested in civilian jobs after serving in the Army. 

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For applicant information, contact:

Kansas Juvenile Correctional Complex (KJCC), located in Topeka, Shawnee County: 
1430 NW 25th St.
Topeka, KS 66618
E-mail 
Phone: (785) 354-9811
Fax: (785) 354-9877

Job vacancies are listed at www.jobs.ks.gov     

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The Kansas Department of Corrections is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

The State of Kansas is comprised of 31 judicial districts. In compliance with state statute each judicial district has a Juvenile Corrections Advisory Board (JCAB) which consists of 12 or more members who represent law enforcement, prosecution, judiciary, education, corrections, ethnic minorities, social services and the general public.

The function of each JCAB is to develop a local comprehensive plan to address the concerns that are impacting the youth within the community. The JCAB must then obtain approval of the comprehensive plan from the Board of County Commissioners. Once that is done and the comprehensive plan is implemented the JCAB acts as the oversight committee for the community to ensure that the comprehensive plan remains at its peak of effectiveness. To do this the JCAB's meet regularly to continuously go through a process of assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation of the comprehensive plan in order to make modifications and to ensure maximum effectiveness with the funds available. Their efforts make a substantial impact on the efficiency of the entire juvenile justice system in the Kansas.

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• Juvenile Intensive Supervision Probation (JISP) serves youth sentenced by the court to a term of probation and provides: assess the youth's risk and needs, development of a supervision plan to address those needs, engaging the youth and family, assisting the youth and family to access community based services, monitoring the youth's adherence to court ordered probation conditions, and provides updates to the court concerning the youth's supervision
• Case Management (CM) serves youth who are placed in the custody of the Commissioner by the District Court for out of home placement. These youth have similar risk/needs to the JISP population, while being from families found by the court to be currently incapable of addressing the issues preventing a disposition of probation. This program also serves youth directly committed by the court to a juvenile correctional facility. Services provided include: assess the risk/needs of the juvenile and the family circumstances, develop a supervision plan with the family to work towards reunification with the family as soon as it is appropriate, identify an appropriate out of home placement and coordinate with that program to address needs of the youth and family, and work with the family to address service needs of the family in the community to help the family be prepared to support the youth upon return home.

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BY THE

KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

JUSTIN DEAN PETRIE

IS WANTED BY THE KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS FOR AGGRAVATED ESCAPE FROM CUSTODY.

WHITE MALE; DOB: 07-28-78; 5', 10"; 190 LBS; WITH BROWN HAIR AND BLUE EYES.

Petrie was sentenced to a total of 48 months for unlawful manufacturing of a controlled substance in Osage County, Kansas.

ANYONE WITH INFORMATION ON PETRIE CAN CALL THE NORTON CORRECTIONAL FACILITY AT (785) 877-3389, THE KANSAS BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION AT (800) 572-7463 OR LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT.

BY THE

KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS

JOSE ALVARO IBANEZ

IS WANTED BY THE KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS FOR AGGRAVATED ESCAPE FROM CUSTODY.

WHITE MALE; DOB: 04-07-85; 5', 8"; 211 LBS; BLACK HAIR, BROWN EYES.

ANYONE WITH INFORMATION ON IBANEZ CAN CALL THE EL DORADO CORRECTIONAL FACILITY AT (316) 321-7284, THE KANSAS BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION AT 1-800-572-7463, OR LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT.