OAR 416-260-0030
Sources and Uses of Maintenance Account Money

(1)

OYA must deposit all money received for the purpose of caring for an offender in OYA’s legal or physical custody, and interest earned thereon, into the offender’s maintenance account. The maintenance account must include subaccounts to separately track money and interest earned by source as follows:

(a)

Social Security;

(b)

Supplemental Security Income (SSI);

(c)

Supplemental Security Income Dedicated (SSI Dedicated);

(d)

Court-ordered support; and

(e)

Other sources.

(2)

OYA must apply money available in an offender’s maintenance account against costs OYA expended for care of that offender.

(3)

Offenders in OYA custody and placed in an unpaid placement may have monthly needs met from certain money available in their maintenance accounts. OYA must determine prior to forwarding money that a financial need exists. The maximum amount to be forwarded varies by source. For example:

(a)

Benefits such as Social Security, Veteran’s, and Railroad Retirement must not exceed the month’s benefit;

(b)

SSI benefits must be returned to the Social Security Administration (SSA);

(c)

Voluntary support is limited only by financial need;

(d)

Court-ordered support must not be used for this purpose.

Source: Rule 416-260-0030 — Sources and Uses of Maintenance Account Money, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=416-260-0030.

Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

Rule 416-260-0030’s source at or​.us