Who should be notified if a shortage in the new admission/mail fund receipt envelopes is not resolved within 48 hours?

If a shortage in the new admission/mail fund receipt envelopes is not resolved within 48 hours, the Inspector General should be notified. This is because the Inspector General's office is responsible for overseeing operations and ensuring compliance with regulations within the correctional facility. When issues with items such as fund receipt envelopes arise, it can affect the integrity of financial transactions and the security of the facility. By involving the Inspector General, the facility ensures that there is an oversight mechanism in place to address concerns that may lead to larger systemic issues or vulnerabilities within the operations.

The other authorities listed, such as the Facility Warden or the Investigation Division, may have roles related to operational management or specific investigations, but the Inspector General specifically focuses on compliance and integrity, making them the appropriate entity to handle such shortages effectively. The Department of Health is more concerned with public health issues and would not be involved in this type of operational resource shortage.