2.114.100 Work crew in general - Types of work performed - Limitations.
A. In general. A qualifying inmate sentenced to a period of confinement at the corrections facility may, at the discretion of corrections staff and subject to applicable policies and procedures, serve all or a portion of his or her ordered confinement on a work crew program. Inmates participating in the work crew program may, pursuant to applicable policies or procedures, spend a portion of a twenty-four (24) hour period performing work under the supervision of the corrections facility at on-site or off-site locations. The inmate shall spend the nonworking hours at the corrections facility or under limited or no supervision at another location as permitted by corrections facility policy.
B. Types of work. A work crew program may be utilized to perform the following types of work:
1. Garbage, litter, debris, and junk removal from municipal, state, and federal property, including but not limited to roadways, roadway easements, sidewalks, trails, open space, wetlands, shorelines, waterways, steep slopes, parks, and public facilities.
2. Removal and maintenance of invasive and undesirable vegetation and leaves from municipal, state, and federal property, including but not limited to roadways, roadway easements, sidewalks, trails, open space, wetlands, shorelines, waterways, steep slopes, parks, and public facilities.
3. Removal of snow, sand, dirt, and debris from municipal, state, and federal property, including but not limited to roadways, roadway easements, sidewalks, trails, and public facilities.
4. Graffiti removal and repair on state, federal, and municipal property.
5. General maintenance and repair of municipal, state, and federal property.
C. Performance of work for other public agencies. The work crew may perform work at the request of other public agencies. The corrections facility may, at its discretion, require the public agency to pay a fee for the utilization of the work crew.
D. Performance of work for private parties or nonprofit agencies. The work crew may perform work that more than incidentally benefits private parties or nonprofit agencies on the condition that the private party or nonprofit agency reimburses the city of Aberdeen for the costs of providing the work crew and the private party or nonprofit agency assumes all responsibility for supervision of the work crew and all risk and liability exposure of having the work crew perform the work. Reimbursement may be waived at the discretion of the corrections staff when the work performed primarily benefits the poor and infirm.
E. Performance of bargaining unit work. The city of Aberdeen will not utilize a work crew to perform work that is customarily performed by members of a bargaining unit represented by a city of Aberdeen employee union, without the prior agreement of the union.