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The purpose of the local chapters is to cooperate with local probation
and parole offices and correctional institutions to:
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LCRB's shall meet at least quarterly, with the warden (TDOC) or district director (BOPP) attending at least two of the quarterly meetings per year. The purpose of the LCRB is:
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Develop a coordinated program plan for utilizing volunteer resources by the institution or district office to help inmates reintegrate into society as productive, law-abiding citizens. |
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Review and make suggestions to the warden or district director on program and policy decisions related to volunteer services. |
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Establish specific programs and goals for utilizing community resources and monitor related activities to determine whether these goals are met. |
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Collect data on the cost of using volunteers and the cost benefits to the local office or institution. |
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Participate in regional and statewide volunteer activities. |
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Encourage participation of an offender representative |
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Submit quarterly annual reports to the TCRB detailing its progress in each of the areas above. |
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If you are interested in serving on a LCRB, please contact the Tennessee Prison or Parole and Probation office near you.
[link to LCRB bylaws]
[link to strategic plan]
[link to LCRB Chairs]
Prision Chaplains
[link to semi-annual report]
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