Lubbock County Parent Project

Lubbock County Parent Project Helping parents/guardians regain peace in their homes with new innovative techniques. Part of Lubbock County Juvenile Justice Center

12 sessions one night a week to teach parents how to revamp their ways of parenting or give them new, innovative ways to deal with their out of control or strong willed teen.

12/17/2018

Anyone in Lubbock Looking for a job?? Decent pay.

Janitor/Resident Transport Officer at the Lubbock Co. Juvenile Justice Center

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DEPARTMENT:
Juvenile Justice Center

OPENING DATE:
12/17/18

DESCRIPTION:

The Janitor is responsible for cleaning all of Lubbock County Juvenile Justice Center's (LCJJC) facilities as well as transporting residents as needed. Required to practice equipment and supplies control, procure and maintain adequate stocks of equipment/supplies, use and report serviceability problems with department equipment, and support the department's general technicians. Lastly, the supervision of a small crew which consists of work release personnel.

EXAMPLES OF ESSENTIAL DUTIES:

•Cleans interior of all LCJJC facilities (STAR & JJAEP included).
•Cleaning and polishing light fixtures, trim, walls, hallways, lobbies, restrooms, corridors, stairways, locker rooms, and other work areas.
•Sweeping, scrubbing, waxing, and polishing floors, rugs, carpets, upholstered furniture, and draperies.
•Dusting furniture and equipment as well as polishing metalwork.
•Washing walls, ceilings, woodwork, windows, doors, panels, and sills.
•Empty and clean trash receptacles and wastebaskets. Transport trash and waste to disposal area.
•Refill, repair, and replace toilet paper, paper towel, and soap dispensers.
•Perform periodic odor control measures throughout LCJJC, STAR, and JJAEP facilities.
•Operate carpet extractors, vacuums, and buffers.
•Inventories warehouse/storage areas to determine availability of supplies. Restock as needed.
•Responsible for security of all janitorial equipment and supplies.
•Properly store and identify all cleaning chemicals.
•Properly maintain all MSDS sheets for chemicals used within the secure facility
•Respond to emergency situations as required; i.e., floods, fire, medical, terrorist, injuries, bomb threats, breeches of security, and notifying security officers.
•Operate vehicles including pickups and forklifts.
•Assure all fleet vehicles are maintained, state registered, state inspected and cleaned. Responsible for the movement of the county vehicles to vehicle maintenance downtown and back.
•Follow all applicable fiscal county policies concerning: attendance; documentation of work, dress and personal appearance; hazard and alarms, confidentiality; licensing and regulation.
•Respond to 24hr. emergency maintenance call back system and provide after hours overtime work as needed.
•Provide security presence in lobby during court proceedings, as needed.
•Provide transportation, when necessary, for residents to hospitals, doctors, and other facilities or activities.
•Collect urine samples from juveniles for analysis in accordance with departmental policy.
•Complete other duties as may be assigned.

TYPICAL QUALIFICATIONS:

To be eligible for appointment as full-time custodian a person must: •Have acquired at least a high school diploma or GED.
•Meet NCIC/TCIC employment guidelines.
•Be of good moral character.
•Must pass a physical and drug screen prior to employment.

SUPPLEMENTAL INFORMATION:

PECIAL KNOWLEDGE, ABILITIES AND REQUIREMENTS: •Texas Family Code Title III;
•Texas Penal Code;
•Texas Juvenile Probation Standards; and
•Standards for Juvenile Detention Facilities.
•Standards for Juvenile Post-Adjudication Secure Correctional Facilitie
ABILITY TO:
•Operate janitorial equipment;
•Make informed decisions;
•Effectively communicate in writing and orally.
REQUIRED TO HAVE: •Telephone;
•Valid Texas Driver's license;
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
This job requires some lifting (50-75 lbs.), carrying (20 lbs.), bending, kneeling associated with filing and/or restraining offenders., squatting, stooping, walking, and climbing ladder.

WORKING CONDITIONS AND HOURS:
Work space is located in the secured area of the Lubbock County Juvenile Justice Center which is a non-smoking building. Work week will be flexible hours within a forty (40) hour time period. The work week begins on Saturday and concludes on the following Friday. Overtime will be compensated at either time and one half or time for time; depending upon the hours worked per week.

This job posting will be opened until filled.

APPLICATIONS MAY BE FILED ONLINE AT:
http://co.lubbock.tx.us

916 Main Street Suite 1206
Lubbock, TX 79408-3536
(806) 775-1695

[email protected]
Position #201800136

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HB 53 which is the raising the age bill will be heard next week. HB 53 proposes raising the age of majority to 17 for juveniles. There will be a significant impact to our department if this occurs. I too encourage everyone to register your opinion electronically.
Here is the link to set up your profile. https://www.mytxlegis.legis.state.tx.us/hwrspublic/CreateAccount.aspx
Once you set it up you can go to the committee hearings page (You may have to wait until the day of the hearing) and register in favor, on or opposed to the bill. The more people that do this the better because you know the advocates will be there in force to testify verbally. The 17 year old bill HB 53 is rumored to be on committee on April 1.

Website for the Texas House of Representatives. Provides information on witness registration.

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For years they lived a troubled life. A mother and daughter were tangled in a dangerous world. Their relationship was rocky, and everything was spiraling out-of-control due to poor choices. Now, they have that control back and have been given a second chance.

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If you wish to attend, please contact Katy at 806-775-1883
$25 material fee. Class is 12 weeks, Every Thursday.

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If you would like some Parent Project, Sr. brochures to place in your lobby or around your business, office or community, please let me know.

I will be more than happy to deliver the brochures and flyers for our January session anywhere in Lubbock, Crosby, Lynn, Hockley, Hale, Garza, Terry, Floyd and Lamb counties. Just let me know how many you need.

Please email: [email protected] or call: 806-775-1883
(No delivers on Saturdays or Sundays)

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If you wish to take the class, its a $25 materials fee.

You can email Katy Blaylock at [email protected] or call 806-775-1883. Katy will send you the registration form by email, mail or you can come see her at 2025 N. Akron Ave (North University and the Loop) but please call and make an appointment.

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If you have an out of control and/or strong willed teen and you want to do something about it and get control of your household again, this class is for you! This is NOT your typical parenting class.

If you wish to take the class, its a $25 materials fee that can be paid by installments during the duration of the class. (averages about $2.08 a class)

You can email Katy Blaylock at [email protected] or call 806-775-1883. Katy will send you the registration form by email, mail or you can come see her at 2025 N. Akron Ave (North University and the Loop) but please call and make an appointment.

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