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Who to Contact If You Have Questions About Restricted Housing and Intake Cell Rules (CDCR contacts)

Need to understand or comment on CDCR rule changes about restricted housing or intake cell practices? These notices include specific contacts. Here are the names, phone numbers, and addresses exactly as listed.

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Who to Contact If You Have Questions About Restricted Housing and Intake Cell Rules (CDCR contacts)

For NCR 23-15 (Restricted Housing Units), Josh Jugum is the primary contact for written comments. Phone: (916) 445-2266. Mail comments to: Regulation and Policy Management Branch (RPMB), P.O. Box 942883, Sacramento, CA 94283-0001.

The public comment period for NCR 23-15 closed February 2, 2024. A public hearing was held the same day from 10:00am to 11:00am at the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Conference Room 150, 1515 S Street – North Building, Sacramento, CA 95811.

For NCR 24-06 (Intake Cells and Security/Welfare Checks), direct inquiries to Josh Jugum at CDCR's Regulation and Policy Management Branch (RPMB). Mail: California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, RPMB, P.O. Box 942883, Sacramento, CA 94283-0001. Phone: (279) 223-2317. Email: RPMB@cdcr.ca.gov.

Got a question about the substance of the NCR 24-06 regulations - the technical details of the proposal? Contact Deepak Sampley, Division of Adult Institutions, at (279) 223-3505.

Tip: Use RPMB (mail, phone, or email) for questions about the Notice itself and for submitting written comments. Use the program contact for questions about the substance of the regulations.

The public comment period for NCR 23-15 closed February 2, 2024.

The public hearing for NCR 23-15 was held February 2, 2024 from 10:00am to 11:00am at the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation Conference Room 150, 1515 S Street – North Building, Sacramento, CA 95811.

The public comment period for NCR 24-06 closed September 24, 2024.

Who to Contact If You Have Questions About Restricted Housing and Intake Cell Rules (CDCR contacts)

How to Use Contacts

  • ✓ Use the RPMB contact details when you’re submitting written comments or asking administrative questions about the notice.
  • ✓ Use the program/subject-matter contact when your question is about what the proposed regulations mean or how they work.
  • ✓ Before you send anything time-sensitive, double-check that you’re using the correct notice number (NCR 23-15 vs. NCR 24-06) and the matching contact information.
  • ✓ Keep a copy of what you send (and note the date/time if you call) so you have a record of your outreach.

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