Nebraska § 83-924 Assistant director;
duties, powers, and responsibilities

Nebraska Statutes

§ 83-924 — Assistant director; duties, powers, and responsibilities

Nebraska § 83-924

Ch. 83State Institutions

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 83-924 (2026).

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Subject to the supervision and approval of the Director of Correctional Services, each assistant director shall have the following duties, powers, and responsibilities:

(1)To coordinate and direct all programs and facilities under his or her jurisdiction;

(2)To select and manage such staff and supervise the operation of such equipment as he or she may require;

(3)To make such revisions to internal systems in each division as may be necessary to promote economy and facilitate maximum utilization of existing correctional services and facilities;

(4)To cause any existing program and facilities to be utilized by or merged with those of any other division in order to provide for greater efficiency or achieve any economic advantage;

(5)To provide the Legislature and the Governor technical a

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Subject
to the supervision and approval of the Director of Correctional Services,
each assistant director shall have the following duties, powers, and responsibilities:
(1) To coordinate and direct all programs and facilities
under his or her jurisdiction;
(2) To select and manage such staff and supervise the operation
of such equipment as he or she may require;
(3) To make such revisions to internal systems in each division
as may be necessary to promote economy and facilitate maximum utilization
of existing correctional services and facilities;
(4) To cause any existing program and facilities to be utilized
by or merged with those of any other division in order to provide for greater
efficiency or achieve any economic advantage;
(5) To provide the Legislature and the Governor technical
assistance, advice, and information concerning administrative operations within
his or her division; and
(6) To exercise all powers
and perform all duties necessary and proper in carrying out his or her responsibilities.