Connecticut § 18-101j - Community correction service areas established.
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§ 18-101j. Community correction service areas established.
Sec. 18-101j. Community correction service areas established. There shall be five community correction service areas corresponding to the health systems agency regions established pursuant to the National Health Planning and Resources Development Act, Public Law 93-641. These areas shall be used by the department in the data collection concerning community correction programs and the planning, delivery and evaluation of community correction programs and for the purpose of providing funds under purchase of service contracts for community correction programs of the department.
(P.A. 80-200, S. 4, 7.)
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