Okla. Stat. tit. 10A, § 10A-2-7-705: Responsibility for implementation and evaluation of

act – Contracts with eligible entities – Outcome-based performance

reports.

A. The Office of Juvenile Affairs shall have the responsibility

for implementation and evaluation of the Delinquency and Youth Gang

Intervention and Prevention Act and any modifications thereto.

B. Any contract executed by the Office of Juvenile Affairs with

an eligible entity on and after the effective date of this act for

delinquency prevention and early intervention programs, subject to

the Delinquency and Youth Gang Intervention and Prevention Act,

shall require the eligible entity to prepare and submit to the

Office, in a manner prescribed by the Office, an outcome-based

performance report including, but not limited to, the following:

1. A description of the target population, service eligibility

criteria, and risk factors;

2. A description of program services, the number of clients

referred each year, the number of clients served each year, and the

number of clients discharged each year;

3. The average cost per client participating in program

services each year; and

4. Performance measures referencing service completion and

recidivism which employ uniform definitions developed by the Office.

C. The Office of Juvenile Affairs shall submit to the Speaker

of the House of Representatives, the President Pro Tempore of the

Senate, and the Governor by January 15 of each year, an annual

report, including a summary detailing the following information

derived from the outcome-based performance reports submitted by the

eligible entities pursuant to the provisions of subsection A of this

section and other information available to the Office:

1. Total amount of funds per state fiscal year expended for the

delinquency prevention programs subject to the Delinquency and Youth

Gang Intervention and Prevention Act;

2. Average expenditures per juvenile during the most recent

state fiscal year;

3. Analyses of the nature and effectiveness of gang-related

delinquency prevention and early intervention programs provided by

eligible entities pursuant to contracts;

4. Effectiveness of each of the programs provided by the

eligible entities;

5. Recommendations regarding distribution of the funds based

upon the effectiveness of the programs provided by the eligible

entities; and

6. Any other information or recommendations deemed necessary by

the Board of Juvenile Affairs.