JUVENILE JUSTICE DIVISION
Budget Committee Presentation April 28, 2009
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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
Budget Committee Presentation April 28, 2009
Oregon Revised Statutes 2008; General Provisions and Definitions
419A.018 – Juvenile Department is a County
419A.020 – County responsibility for expenses
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)
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)
Accountability – Reformation – Justice for Victims
community service
proceedings and recommendations
cognitive treatment, home contacts
Evaluation – Assessment – Community Protection & Accountability
Total 1,145
73% 18% 9%
Grants Pass Josephine County All Other (OSP, Out-of-County)
January 1 to December 31, 2008
Category Number Felony 113 Misdemeanor 336 Violations (MIP , PCS<) 262 Status 410 Other 24
State Annual Statistics 2008 Recidivism Josephine County 26.9% State-wide average is 29.9% 92% of adjudicated youth in 2008 remained in
Local and OYA Annual Statistics Completion of Juvenile Justice Services Jurisdiction Only - 169 Formal Probation - 103 Formal Accountability Agreement – 136 Diversion – 120
We are committed to protecting our community by providing accountability for youth, opportunity for reformation, and justice for victims.
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
Electronic home detention Substance abuse testing – 510 tests
Risk / needs assessment of all offenders Caseload supervision standards Flex fund utilization for, psychological evaluations,
Functional Family Therapy (FFT) Aggression Replacement Training (ART)
Adolescent Fire Safety Education Alcohol & Drug Education classes Positive Recognition Court Tutor location Back to school picnic
Victims have received 2,509 service contacts Includes notification of all Court appearances The Intake Officer introduces the victim to the Court
Letters of Apology & Accountability required Restitution
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
Estimated FY 2008-2009
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
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
Estimated FY 2008-2009
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$ 2,323,500 Less Revenue $ 945,200 Public Safety Resources Required $1,378,300