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Nov 12, 2026
Nov 26, 2026
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Oct 29, 2026
Dec 7, 2026
The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice is seeking proposals for a 28-bed moderate-risk residential treatment program for female juveniles ages 13–18 who require Intensive Mental Health services. The program includes custody, health and nursing care, academic and career-technical education, and delinquency and therapeutic services. It may operate in a state-owned or leased facility at 2515 Ortiz Avenue in Fort Myers or in a respondent-owned or leased facility elsewhere in Florida.
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Oct 29, 2026
Apr 26, 2027
The Department seeks proposals for a 28-bed moderate-risk residential program for female youth ages 13–18 who need Intensive Mental Health (IMH) Treatment Services. Services must include the specified health and nursing, electronic health record, academic, career and technical education, and IMH treatment components. The program will be housed at a state-owned or leased facility at 2515 Ortiz Avenue in Fort Myers, or at a respondent-owned or leased facility elsewhere in Florida.
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Mar 2, 2027
Florida’s Department of Juvenile Justice seeks a 42-bed high-risk residential program for males ages 13–18 requiring Mental Health Overlay Services and/or Substance Abuse Treatment Overlay Services. Services must include delinquency programming and treatment, health and nursing care, academic services, and career and technical education. The program must operate in the Department-owned facility at 286 Gene Hurley Road in DeFuniak Springs or a respondent-owned or leased building in Florida.
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Oct 13, 2026
Mar 2, 2027
The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice seeks a 42-bed high-risk residential program for males ages 13–18 who need Mental Health Overlay Services (MHOS) and/or Substance Abuse Treatment Overlay Services (SAOS). Services include delinquency programming and treatment, health and nursing, electronic health record integration, academic and career-technical education, and mental-health and substance-abuse overlays. The program may operate in a Department-owned facility in DeFuniak Springs or a respondent-owned or leased facility in Florida, with bed allocation adjusted to the Department’s treatment needs.
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Oct 14, 2026
Nov 19, 2026
provide forty-two (42)-bed high-risk residential program for males appropriate for residential placement, between the ages of thirteen (13) and eighteen (18) who need Mental Health Overlay Services (MHOS) and/or Substance Abuse Treatment Overlay Services (SAOS).
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Tallahassee
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Leon
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2737 Centerview Dr
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(850) 488-1850
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32399-3100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Florida Department of Juvenile Justice
Key discussions during the meeting included the status of requested data from DJJ, which is anticipated by the next subcommittee meeting. New business involved deliberating on gathering data from the District Threat Management Team to analyze expulsion trends, and discussing a pilot project at Sleepy Hill Middle School concerning Threat Charges to guide understanding of charge seriousness and its impact on youth. There was also an overview of the forthcoming Focused Deterrence project.
The meeting commenced with a quorum confirmation. Subcommittee updates were provided, including the Data Subcommittee's progress on tracking Non-Law Violation data, linking it to zip codes, gender, and ethnicity. The Student Achievement/Truancy Subcommittee reported on low truancy rates in Nassau County and updates on DJJ student monitoring in Duval County, noting few school-related violations of probation. The Lockout Subcommittee noted ongoing concerns regarding respite community availability and transportation barriers for youth pickup. New business included updates on the Restoring HOPE Conference, a presentation on Delores Barr Weaver's services, and details regarding a free afterschool program offered by the Academy of Scholars, Incorporated, and Partnership for Children's Health. Announcements were also made regarding upcoming events such as a 5K Fun Run and Sequential Intercept Mapping event.
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The Florida Department of Juvenile Justice's Office of Education is committed to providing quality education for adjudicated delinquent youth, emphasizing equal opportunity and access to effective learning. This is achieved through key objectives focusing on developing accountability measures for academic improvement and career skill acquisition, increasing opportunities for industry-recognized credentials, and fostering multi-agency collaboration in education service delivery. The overarching vision is to prepare youth for gainful employment and productive citizenship upon their reintegration into the community.
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