Wisconsin Code § 301.27

Meal and other charges; vending stands; commissary; and butter and cheese
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(1) CHARGES. In
compliance with the compensation plan established under s.
230.12 (3), the department may make and determine charges for
meals, living quarters, laundry, and other services furnished to
employees of the state correctional institutions and members of
the employee’s family maintained as such. All moneys received
from each person on account of these services shall be used for
operation of the institutions under s. 20.410 (1) (a) and (3) (a) and
(hm). If a chaplain employed in any institution administered by
the department is not furnished a residence by the state, $1,800 or
20 percent of the chaplain’s salary, whichever is greater, is designated as his or her housing allowance.
(2) VENDING STANDS. The department shall establish and
maintain a revolving fund not exceeding $100,000 in any of the
state institutions administered by the department, for the education, recreation and convenience of the patients, inmates and employees, to be used for the operation of vending stands, canteen
operations, reading clubs, musical organizations, religious programs, athletics and similar projects. The funds are exempt from
s. 20.906, but are subject to audit by the department and the legislative audit bureau in its discretion.
(3) COMMISSARY. With the approval of the governor and the
director of personnel, the department, by rule, may provide employees in its institutions with laundry, food, housing and necessary furnishings.
(4) BUTTER AND CHEESE. No butter or cheese not made
wholly and directly from pure milk or cream, salt and harmless

coloring matter may be used in any of the institutions of the department, except for the institution authorized under s. 301.046
(1) or a Type 2 prison.

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