Attachment B - Admin Directive 112105 2015 9.docx
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This document is an Administrative Directive from the Illinois Department of Corrections (IDOC) regarding the reporting of unusual incidents that occur on the grounds of IDOC facilities, offices, or program sites, or within the community involving IDOC employees or individuals under IDOC supervision. The Directive outlines the policy, purpose, applicability, requirements, and notification procedures for reporting and documenting these incidents. It specifies the types of incidents that must be reported immediately to IDOC Deputy Directors or Chiefs, such as offender assaults, use of force, escapes, serious injuries, and other significant events. The Directive also requires follow-up reporting and notification to the IDOC Director for unusual and significant incidents.
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Illinois Department of Corrections
| ADMINISTRATIVE |
| DIRECTIVE |
| Number |
| 01.12.105 |
| Page |
| 1 of 3 |
| Effective |
| 9/1/2015 |
Section 01 Administration and General Office
Subsection 12 Internal Investigation
Subject 105 Reporting of Unusual Incidents
Illinois Department of Corrections
ADMINISTRATIVE
DIRECTIVE
| Effective |
| 9/1/2015 |
| Page |
| 3 of 3 |
| Number |
| 01.12.105 |
I. POLICY
A. Authority
730 ILCS 5/3-2-2
20 Ill. Adm. Code 112 and 504
B. Policy Statement
The Department shall ensure any unusual incident or situation that occurs on the grounds of a Department facility, office or program site, or that occurs within the community and involves an employee or an individual under the supervision of the Department shall be reported to the appropriate officials and completely documented by the witnessing employee or the employee who received notification of same.
II. PROCEDURE
A. Purpose
The purpose of this directive is to establish a written procedure for reporting and documenting unusual incidents.
B. Applicability
This directive is applicable to all facilities, offices and program sites within the Department.
C. Facility Reviews
A facility review of this directive shall be conducted at least annually.
D. Designees
Individuals specified in this directive may delegate stated responsibilities to another person or persons unless otherwise specified.
E. Requirements
1. Unusual incidents or situations that occur on the grounds of the General Office in Springfield or any satellite office under the jurisdiction of the Springfield office shall be reported immediately to the respective Deputy Director or Chief.
2. The Chief Administrative Officer of a correctional facility or program site shall ensure that a written procedure on the reporting of all incidents is established.
3. Notification of serious and significant unusual incidents shall be in accordance with the provisions of this directive.
F. Notification Requirements
1. Correctional Facilities
The Chief Administrative Officer shall immediately notify the respective Deputy Director, by telephone, any of the following types of incidents or situations:
a. An offender’s physical assault on another offender or an employee where serious injury results;
b. An employee's physical assault on another employee;
c. Use of force by an employee on an offender, including use of firearms, use of chemical agents, use of oleoresin capsicum (OC), use of physical force to restrain, etc.;
d. Any discharge of a Department authorized firearm, except for discharges during scheduled events such as firearms competition or memorial services or for routine discharges during firearms training, practice and qualification;
e. An offender’s suicide attempt where serious injury occurs;
f. Serious injury of an offender;
g. Serious injury or serious illness (life threatening) of an on-duty employee;
h. Escapes, runaways, attempted escapes or runaways or unauthorized absences, as defined in Department Rule 504;
i. Deaths;
j. Major property loss or damage;
k. Any serious fire;
l. Any offender or employee action that the Department may refer for prosecution of criminal charges; and
m. Other incidents or situations that, in the opinion of the Chief Administrative Officer, should be reported.
2. Program Sites
The Supervisor shall immediately notify the respective Deputy Director or Chief of the following incidents if they involve an individual under the supervision of the Department.
a. Assault on a Department employee;
b. Any incident or situation that may be media sensitive due to the person involved or the locale of the incident or situation; and
c. Other incidents or situations that, in the opinion of the Supervisor, should be reported.
G. Follow Up Reports
Following initial notification of the respective Deputy Director or Chief, the Chief Administrative Officer shall ensure:
1. Electronic notification of the incident is provided. The notification shall include, but not be limited to:
a. Date and time of the incident;
b. Offenders involved, including demographics;
c. Staff involved; and
d. Narrative of the incident, including action taken by staff.
2. A follow-up report shall be electronically submitted to the respective Deputy Director or Chief as additional information becomes available until submission of the final report.
3. A paper copy of all notifications and follow-ups shall be maintained by the facility.
H. Notification to the Director
The respective Deputy Director or Chief shall immediately notify the Director of unusual and significant incidents or situations.
Authorized by:
| [Original Authorized Copy on File] |
| John R. Baldwin |
| Acting Director |
Supersedes:
| 01.12.105 | AD | 2/1/1995 |
| And as Amended | 11/1/2001 |
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