Josephine County Sheriff’s Office
BUDGET PROPOSAL 2017-2018 FISCAL YEAR
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Josephine County Sheriffs Office BUDGET PROPOSAL 2017-2018 FISCAL YEAR Sheriffs Office Mission The mission of the Josephine County Sheriffs Office is to provide superior public safety services in a professional, ethical, and
BUDGET PROPOSAL 2017-2018 FISCAL YEAR
“The mission of the Josephine County Sheriff’s Office is to provide superior public safety services in a professional, ethical, and fiscally responsible manner.” The following slides provide budget figures as well as outcomes, accomplishments, and changes for each of the divisions of the Sheriff’s Office that provide mandated services for Josephine County.
Total Sheriff’s Office revenues: $3,007,100 Total support needed*: $3,338,300 Total budget request: $6,345,400 *Requested and allocated additional $478,200 from the Public Safety Fund Reserves in order to keep the Jail open. *Original Support was $2,860,100
Support Needed by Division Adult Jail: $2,246,400 Patrol/Dispatch: $306,500 All Other Divisions: $785,400 Total support needed (from last slide): $3,338,300
86.4 88 86.9 78.5 95.9 100.25 98.25 37.3 37.8 51.25 56 58 40.5
05-06 FY 06-07 FY 07-08 FY 08-09 FY 09-10 FY 10-11 FY 11-12 FY 12-13 FY 13-14 FY 14-15 FY 15-16 FY 16-17 FY 17-18 FY
17.5 FTE Reduction
4,349 bookings and 725 forced releases for the 15-16 FY Estimate 5,900 bookings and 1,800 forced releases for this FY Received favorable ratings for the recent OSSA Jail Inspection, Food Service Inspection, and from the ICE/USM Inspection $2,259,100 in Expected Revenues for 17-18 FY
DUII Grant, and ICE & US Marshall contract beds
County Beds Measure 11 25 GP Contract 28 Parole & Probation 15 ICE/USM 15 Treatment Beds 10 DUII Grant 2 Total 95
Reduce bed capacity from 130 to 95 No County beds Eliminate 5 positions (Control/Support Techs) Staff with 12 hour shifts
Currently patrol over 1,600 square miles 10 hours a day, 7 days a week 15-16 FY Stats:
Conducted saturation patrols including a Sex Offender Sweep, Operation Boo, and Operation Lucky Charm
Eliminate 9 positions including Cave Junction Contract Deputy Remaining positions will be: 1 Marine Deputy, 1 BLM Deputy, and 2 Seasonal Deputies (BLM & USFS) Contract Deputies will work 5 eight hour shifts Will not be able to provide coverage to schools Will not have staffing for unattended deaths
OUTCOMES Calls for Service: 16,134 in 2016; 14,090 in 2015; and 10,156 in 2014 Calls for Service 1st QTR: 5,912 this year, up from 4,415 from last year $4,500 in revenue for Forest Service dispatching CHANGES Eliminate 2 positions, leaving just 2 Dispatchers Needed for Contract & Civil Deputies and records requests Will no longer receive 911 calls, only non-emergent calls
2015-16FY Stats:
16-17FY & 17-18FY Stats are expected to be very similar Implemented new and improved concealed weapons permit system
Reduce office staff, but public hours will remain the same Added a second Civil Deputy due to lack of Patrol Civil Deputies will work the same 8 hour shifts as Dispatch
OUTCOMES Provide security for Main & Family Courts Provide extra security for high profile trials Receive $62,000 reimbursement from the Courts plus overtime expenses incurred for the Main and Family Courts CHANGES Eliminate 1 FTE, leaving one Deputy for both Main & Family Courts
OUTCOMES Over 80,000 pieces of evidence Continue to streamline facility Donated items to Three Rivers School District CHANGES Property Control Specialist position will be eliminated Remaining duties will be covered by Jail staff
Stats for 2016:
3 Fire Assists, and 4 Recoveries
About 135 Volunteers total including Search & Rescue and Posse
Help out in Civil on Mondays with fingerprints and reception Assist citizens at the Merlin Sub Station Will close the Cave Junction Sub Station due to lack of Patrol Will assist with Court Security only when a Deputy is present Volunteer Patrols will be discontinued
Total reduction of 17.5 FTEs Able to keep Jail open with $478,200 from the Public Safety Reserve Jail cap will be reduced to 95 beds, no County beds Patrol will be eliminated with the exception of Contract Deputies Dispatch will no longer take 911 calls, only non-emergent calls Court Security will be limited to a single Deputy