DOC 346.32(2)(b) (b) Two sheets or one sheet and one mattress cover and pillowcases, which shall be exchanged and cleaned weekly.

DOC 346.32(2)(c) (c) A towel and washcloth, which shall be exchanged and cleaned twice weekly.

DOC 346.32(2)(d) (d) A clean, fire-retardant blanket, which shall be laundered monthly and before reissue to another juvenile.

DOC 346.32 History History: CR 09-039: cr. Register October 2010 No. 658, eff. 11-1-10.

DOC 346.33 DOC 346.33 Mail. The operational plan under s. DOC 346.04 shall contain policies and procedures relating to written contact between juveniles and their families, friends, attorneys, the court system, governmental officials and others, including all of the following components:

DOC 346.33(1) (1) The amount of mail a juvenile may send or receive may not be limited unless the reasons for such limitation are documented in the juvenile’s record.

DOC 346.33(2) (2) Privileged correspondence may not be limited.

DOC 346.33(3) (3) Mail to the juvenile shall be delivered on the same day that it is received at the facility.

DOC 346.33(4) (4) Appropriate writing materials shall be provided to juveniles upon request.

DOC 346.33(5) (5) Postage for a minimum of 2 non-privileged letters a week shall be provided for each juvenile. Postage for privileged correspondence may not be limited.

DOC 346.33(6) (6) Incoming privileged mail may be opened and inspected in the presence of the juvenile to whom the mail is addressed. Privileged mail may not be read.

DOC 346.33(7) (7) Juveniles shall be provided notice upon admission that their non-privileged incoming letters and packages may be inspected for contraband.

DOC 346.33(8) (8) Provision for staff inspection and reading of non-privileged incoming and outgoing mail.

DOC 346.33(9) (9) Juveniles shall be notified of confiscated mail.

DOC 346.33(10) (10) Mail which is confiscated shall be inventoried. Confiscated mail shall be returned to the sender, disposed of, or delivered to the juvenile upon release. A record of confiscated mail shall be maintained and include the names of the sender and receiver, the dates of receipt and disposition, and the reasons for confiscation and disposal.

DOC 346.33(11) (11) Cash, checks or money orders shall be receipted, inventoried and credited to the juvenile’s account or placed in the juvenile’s secured property.

DOC 346.33(12) (12) Mail addressed to a released juvenile shall be forwarded unopened to the juvenile or returned to the sender or post office if no forwarding address is available.

DOC 346.33 History History: CR 09-039: cr. Register October 2010 No. 658, eff. 11-1-10.

DOC 346.34 DOC 346.34 Telephone. The operational plan under s. DOC 346.04 shall contain policies and procedures relating to juvenile access to the telephone, including all of the following components:

DOC 346.34(1) (1) Upon admission, the juvenile shall be given an opportunity as soon as possible to make a minimum of 2 telephone calls to his or her parents, legal guardians, foster parents, custodians or legal counsel.

DOC 346.34(2) (2) Other than those under sub. (1), a juvenile shall be given the opportunity to make telephone calls to his or her parents, legal guardians, foster parents, custodians or legal counsel, based on the facility’s schedule, telephone availability, and personnel constraints. Reasons for limiting access to the telephone shall be documented.

DOC 346.34(3) (3) A juvenile shall be allowed to make at least one 10–minute telephone call to a family member every 24 hours.

DOC 346.34(4) (4) Provision for a juvenile to receive personal telephone calls or messages from parents, legal guardians, foster parents, custodians or legal counsel.

DOC 346.34 History History: CR 09-039: cr. Register October 2010 No. 658, eff. 11-1-10.

DOC 346.35 DOC 346.35 Visitation. The operational plan under s. DOC 346.04 shall contain policies and procedures relating to visitation, including all of the following components:

DOC 346.35(1) (1) Family visits are of primary importance and shall be allowed on a daily basis. Each facility shall provide for family visits during designated hours. Visiting hours shall be designated during both the day and evening with a minimum of 3 hours before 5:00 p.m. and 2 hours after 5:00 p.m.

DOC 346.35(2) (2) Clergy, teachers, mental health professionals, social workers and legal counsel shall be permitted to visit at reasonable times. These visits may not be subject to any physical barriers and shall be free from audio monitoring.

DOC 346.35(3) (3) The superintendent may authorize persons in addition to those listed in subs. (1) and (2) to visit a juvenile.

DOC 346.35(4) (4) The number of visitors a juvenile may receive and the length of visits may be limited only as required by the facility’s schedule, space availability and personnel constraints or when there are documented reasons to justify such limitations. Family visiting time may not be scheduled for less than 30 minutes.