California Administrative Code

(a) An employee, employees of other government agencies, contract employees, contractors and their employees, volunteers, and attorneys or legal organizations as identified in section 3141(c)(10) authorized to practice law in California, another state, or the District of Columbia…

Should the director, or designee, determine that it is necessary or desirable to have the work performed in phases, it will not be necessary to negotiate the total contract price in the initial instance, provided that the director, or designee, shall have determined that the firm…

The director, or designee, shall endeavor to provide to all small business firms who have indicated an interest in receiving such, a copy of each announcement for services for which the director, or designee, concludes that small business firms could be especially qualified. The …

(a) As specified in the department's bid or sole source package, potential contractors shall be required to provide the department with certification documentation that a business concern is certified as a disabled veteran business enterprise as defined in Section 3000.

(a) A claimant has the ability to submit one or more claims in a written grievance, a written reasonable accommodation request, or both (subject to the requirements in section 3482). In response, a claimant shall receive a written decision letter (as described in section 3483) cl…

(a) A youth offender is an incarcerated person who meets all of the following criteria: (1) The incarcerated person was convicted of a controlling offense that was committed before the incarcerated person attained 26 years of age; (2) The incarcerated person was sentenced to a de…

(a) An Elderly Parole Eligible Date (EPED) means the date on which an incarcerated person who qualifies as an elderly offender is eligible for release from prison. (b) The department's case records staff shall determine whether an incarcerated person qualifies as an elderly incar…

Supervised persons shall remain on active parole status while participating in the Preventing Parole Crime Program.

The Preventing Parole Crime Program will be continually monitored to examine the program's impact upon the supervision, control, and sanction of supervised persons under the jurisdiction of the sampled parole units.

(a) A continuous electronic monitoring system has the capacity to pinpoint the supervised person's location, compliance with curfews, orders to stay away from predetermined locations, and compliance with other special conditions of parole. The system may immediately notify the de…

(a) If a county or city is dissatisfied with an action of the Board staff, it may appeal the cause of the dissatisfaction to the Executive Officer. Such appeal shall be filed within 30 calendar days of the notification of the action with which the county or city is dissatisfied. …

(a) The Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (department) may use continuous electronic monitoring technology to monitor the whereabouts of a supervised person who requires electronic surveillance. The use of continuous electronic monitoring technology may be utilized: (1…

(a) Supervised persons who are required to participate in continuous electronic monitoring by GPS pursuant to the law shall be required to pay for the costs associated with the GPS system. However, the Department shall waive any or all of that payment upon a finding of an inabili…

All supervised persons may be subject to Urinalysis (UA) Testing for prohibited substances, pursuant to section 3504. All confirmed positive UA test results must be addressed by intervention and/or sanctions to promote positive lifestyle changes. (a) Supervised persons with a nar…

(a) An active supervised person subject to lifetime GPS monitoring upon release from custody shall be monitored by the Department until discharged from parole and departmental jurisdiction. (b) Between 60-90 days prior to the supervised person's Controlling Discharge Date (CDD), …

(a) The Department shall utilize the Static-99R (Revised 11/2/16) risk assessment, which is incorporated by reference, for adult male sex offenders. Any adult male sex offender who is assessed with an above average risk or higher to commit a new sex offense shall be designated as…

In the event of a positive test result, the PA shall case conference the violation with the US or PAII (Supervisor) to determine the appropriate interventions and/or sanctions based on the case factors and available resources. The PA shall document the results on the CDCR Form 16…

An incarcerated or supervised person required to register pursuant to Penal Code sections 186.30, 290, 457.1 shall be notified of the requirement to register pursuant to the procedures specified in section 3075.2.

(a) The following offenders convicted of arson, a violation of Penal Code (PC) section 451, 451.5 or 453, and offenders convicted of attempted arson, which includes but is not limited to, a violation of PC section 455, shall register: (1) Any offender who, on or after November 30…

The parole agent shall investigate all known and suspected parole violations. All available facts relating to the known or suspected parole violation(s) shall be documented as described in Section 3762. The investigating parole agent shall obtain a copy of the arresting agency's …

(a) The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation shall maintain a Complete Care Oversight Team (CCOT) committee to oversee statewide management of the Complete Care Model for delivery of patient health care services. (b) The CCOT is responsible for leading, coordin…

(a) The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) shall complete an independent review of every death of individuals in its custody. (b) CDCR shall post the information regarding the death of any person in departmental custody on its public website pursuant t…

(a) The Department shall maintain a Utilization Management (UM) Program to eliminate unnecessary cost and maintain consistency in the delivery of health care services. (b) The UM Program shall review high cost, high risk, exceptional, and complex patient cases. This process inclu…

(a) The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation's (CDCR) Systemwide Pharmacy and Therapeutics (P&T) Committee is responsible for providing oversight to Pharmacy Services at all CDCR institutions and the approval of policies and procedures related to all aspects of…

(a) The Department shall maintain a Health Care Executive Committee (HCEC) to oversee all peer review matters referred from the Medical Peer Review Committee (MPRC). (b) The HCEC shall: (1) Make final decisions on licensed medical provider credentialing, privileging, and reappoin…

Category 1: Designated employees assigned to Category 1 shall report as follows: All investments, business positions in business entities, and income (including receipt of gifts, loans, and travel payments) from any source that: (1) is subject to the authority of the Department o…

(a) Motions for Reconsideration by patients shall be legibly documented and noticed by the CDCR 7704, Penal Code 2604 Reconsideration. Patients who complete this form must submit the form to the Medication Court Administrator (MCA), who shall scan and send a copy on the same day …

(a) Before the expiration of an order determining capacity, a licensed health care provider shall conduct an in-person interview with the patient to determine whether a renewal petition is required. When it is not possible to conduct the interview in person, the use of videoconfe…

(a) Patients shall be provided an opportunity to report an illness or any other health problem and receive an evaluation of the condition and medically necessary treatment and follow-up by health care staff.

(a) Health care personnel not employed by the Department are not authorized to order treatment for a patient. Such persons may offer opinions and recommendations for consideration by Department health care staff as follows: a patient or a patient's responsible guardian or relativ…

(a) With the exception of health care grievances determined to be health care staff complaints, the patient may withdraw a health care grievance or health care grievance appeal by requesting to have the processing stopped at any point up to receiving a signed response. (b) The re…

(a) If the patient is temporarily outside health care jurisdiction for an indeterminate amount of time, including, but not limited to, out-to-court or at an offsite hospital, and not expected to return before the time limits for responding to the health care grievance or health c…

(a) The Department shall provide meals based on a California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) Standardized Master Menu consistent with the CDCR Heart Healthy Diet. Diet instruction, texture modified diets, nourishments, supplements, and outpatient therapeutic d…

(a) The Department shall provide health care orientation information to each patient within 14 business days upon arrival at any institution and the information shall be available in each institution law library pursuant to section 3124. (b) The Department shall determine the pat…

(a) The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) shall provide prescribed medically necessary medications to all patients. (b) Medication orders and renewals. All medications shall be ordered as Keep-on-Person (KOP), unless the prescriber specifically orders…

(a) Definitions: (1) Serious Mental Disorder means an illness or disease or condition that substantially impairs the person's thought, perception of reality, emotional process, or judgment; or grossly impairs behavior; or demonstrates evidence of an acute brain syndrome for which…

(a) Initial involuntary medication proceedings shall be legibly documented and noticed by CDCR MH-7363, Involuntary Medication Notice, and CDCR MH-7366, Inmate Rights Notice-Involuntary Medication. Any information that will not fit on the initial Involuntary Medication Notice for…

(a) Shock therapy is the only form of organic therapy, as defined by law, which may be used in the treatment of persons committed to the custody of the Secretary. No patient who is competent and capable of giving informed consent will be administered any form of shock therapy wit…

The use of any drug, electronic stimulation of the brain, or infliction of physical pain when used as an aversive or reinforcing stimulus in a program of aversive, classical or operant conditioning is not and will not be performed on persons committed to or in the custody of the …

(a) Access to Dental Care. (1) Patients shall have equal access to dental services by: (A) Submitting a CDCR 7362, Health Care Services Request Form, requesting dental care for which ducated face-to-face triage encounters shall be scheduled to have specific complaints addressed. …

(a) Medications shall be available to patients with acute dental conditions in the dental clinic when medication delivery by the Triage and Treatment Area nursing or medical staff is not possible. (1) The dentist may act as a dispensing dentist. A dispensing dentist must assume a…

(a) Appliance categories. Appliances include, but are not limited to, eyeglasses, artificial eyes, dental prosthesis, artificial limbs, orthopedic braces and shoes, and hearing aids. A patient's need for such appliances shall be based on medical necessity and prescribed appliance…

These regulations are applicable only to funds appropriated for juvenile facilities by the County Correctional Facility Capital Expenditure Bond Act of 1986.

(a) “Allocation cycle” means a set period of time during which the Department allocates and reallocates funds to the counties; declares proposed projects to be eligible or not eligible for funds; and if eligible, sets funds aside for approved projects. (b) “Architectural design” …

Funds shall be allocated initially to all of the counties for which they were appropriated, on a per capita basis, using July 1, 1986 population estimates by the Department of Finance, as follows: (a) COUNTIES WITH JUVENILE FACILITIES County Estimated Population July 1, 1986 Perc…

Funds that were set aside for a county and then not expended in accordance with the terms of a contract shall be reallocated during the next allocation cycle after they become available.

There shall be a contract between the Department and the county that includes a description of the project, the number of working days for completion, and amount of the contract.

Upon approval of the county's application by the Department and execution of a contract, funds shall be disbursed in accordance with a schedule established by the Department. (a) Requests for fund payments shall include such supporting documentation as may be required by the Depa…

§ 450.16. Change of Business or Corporate Name. [Renumbered] This database is current through 5/1/26 Register 2026, No. 18. Source: https://govt.westlaw.com/calregs/Document/I67CA42735A1E11EC8227000D3A7C4BC3?viewType=FullText&originationContext=documenttoc&transitionType=Category…