Astate watchdog agency plans a special review of Bon Air Juvenile Correctional Center, the place judges send youth convicted of felonies when they think there are no less restrictive places to house them.
The Office of the State Inspector General said it would review the Bon Air facility at the request of the Commission on Youth, a legislative agency that has been concerned about reports from advocates and families that the center does not have enough staff.
Families and advocates have also complained that access to programs has been limited.
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