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JUVENILE JUSTICE DIVISION Budget Committee Presentation April 28, 2009 Juvenile Code of Oregon Oregon Revised Statutes 2008; General Provisions and Definitions 419A.018 Juvenile Department is a County Agency. 419A.020 County


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JUVENILE JUSTICE DIVISION

Budget Committee Presentation April 28, 2009

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Juvenile Code of Oregon

Oregon Revised Statutes 2008; General Provisions and Definitions

 419A.018 – Juvenile Department is a County

Agency.

 419A.020 – County responsibility for expenses

  • f Juvenile Department.
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Division Organization

240 and 246 Funded Permanent Positions

Division Manager (1) Court & Field Services (8) Shelter Program Supervisor (1) Shelter Staff 11.5 Detention Program Supervisor (1) Detention Staff (9) Child Advocacy (1.65) Family Court Mediator (1) Executive Asst. (1)

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Division Organization

240 Funded Programs Only

Division Manager (1) Court & Field Services (8) Shelter Program Supervisor (1) Shelter Staff (11.5) Detention Program Supervisor (1) Detention Staff (9.0) Executive Asst. (1)

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Court & Field Services

Accountability – Reformation – Justice for Victims

  • 108 cases
  • Assessment, diversion, victim restitution,

community service

Informal Intake

  • 39 open cases
  • Assessment, investigation, court

proceedings and recommendations

Court Intake

  • 93 open cases
  • Conditions of supervision, victim restitution,

cognitive treatment, home contacts

Probation Supervision

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Shelter & Detention Services

Evaluation – Assessment – Community Protection & Accountability

  • Sole provider in Josephine County
  • 16 beds
  • Care, assessment and evaluation
  • 111 placement contracts in 2008
  • 69 Law-enforcement drop-off

Shelter

  • Sole provider in Josephine County
  • 14 beds
  • Community Safety, Security, Accountability
  • 373 admissions in 2008

Detention

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Youth Referrals 2008

Total 1,145

73% 18% 9%

Grants Pass Josephine County All Other (OSP, Out-of-County)

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Types of Referrals – ORS Code

January 1 to December 31, 2008

Category Number Felony 113 Misdemeanor 336 Violations (MIP , PCS<) 262 Status 410 Other 24

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OUTCOMES…

State Annual Statistics 2008  Recidivism  Josephine County 26.9%  State-wide average is 29.9%  92% of adjudicated youth in 2008 remained in

the community under County supervision

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…OUTCOMES

Local and OYA Annual Statistics  Completion of Juvenile Justice Services  Jurisdiction Only - 169  Formal Probation - 103  Formal Accountability Agreement – 136  Diversion – 120

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Mission Statement

Josephine County Juvenile Justice Mission Statement

We are committed to protecting our community by providing accountability for youth, opportunity for reformation, and justice for victims.

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Accountability for Youth

 Restitution collected $ 8,182  Community Service – 3,346 hours completed  Probation Fees - $ 5,077  Drug & Alcohol Education Fees - $ 3,310  Sanctioned – 110 youth served detention days for

probation violations

 Electronic home detention  Substance abuse testing – 510 tests

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Opportunities for Reformation …

 Risk / needs assessment of all offenders  Caseload supervision standards  Flex fund utilization for, psychological evaluations,

sex offender treatment, clothing and transportation

 Functional Family Therapy (FFT)  Aggression Replacement Training (ART)

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… Opportunities for Reformation

 Adolescent Fire Safety Education  Alcohol & Drug Education classes  Positive Recognition Court  Tutor location  Back to school picnic

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Justice for Victims

 Victims have received 2,509 service contacts  Includes notification of all Court appearances  The Intake Officer introduces the victim to the Court

at the start of all hearings they choose to attend.

 Letters of Apology & Accountability required  Restitution

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Community Partners & Services

 School resource  Host quarterly Youth Task Force  Host site for monthly Citizen Review Board  Participate in the following committees:

 Local Public Safety Coordinating Council  Local Alcohol & Drug Planning  Commission on Children & Families  Mental Health Advisory Board  Homeless Youth Task Force

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Division Revenue

Estimated FY 2008-2009

Total $ 945,200

 Shelter Beds $521,710  Juvenile Crime Prevention

$ 197,730

 Education $152,228  Other (Child Nutrition, Block

Grant, Fees, Rent and Admin) $73,532

Revenue Distribution

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Division Costs

Estimated FY 2009-2010

 Personnel Services $ 2,045,500  Supplies $ 82,301  Fees and Contracted Services $81,084  Training and Travel $ 11,578  Facilities and Utilities $ 102,930

Total $ 2,323,393

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Public Safety Resources Required

Estimated FY 2008-2009

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  • tal Budget

$ 2,323,500 Less Revenue $ 945,200 Public Safety Resources Required $1,378,300