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MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT for the JUSTICE INVOLVED Collaborating with Justice Impacted Agencies and Community Providers presented by L I E U T E N A N T B R A D R O S E S A C R A M E N T O S H E R I F F S D E P A R T M E N

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L I E U T E N A N T B R A D R O S E

S A C R A M E N T O S H E R I F F ’ S D E P A R T M E N T

C H I E F D E P U T Y M I C H E L E V E L A – P A Y N E

S A C R A M E N T O C O U N T Y P R O B A T I O N D E P A R T M E N T

MEDICATION ASSISTED TREATMENT

for the

JUSTICE INVOLVED

Collaborating with Justice Impacted Agencies and Community Providers

presented by

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ARRESTEE DRUG ABUSE MONITORING II (ADAM II) PROGRAM

ADAM I I wa s a se c o nd g e ne ra tio n fe de ra l da ta c o lle c tio n pro g ra m tha t sho we d drug use pa tte rns a nd re la te d issue s a mo ng a rre ste e s in 5 site s

AT L ANT A, GA CHICAGO, IL DE NVE R, CO NE W YORK, NY SACRAME NT O, CA

Surve ys a nd drug te sts a re use d to g a the r info rma tio n fro m b o o ke d a dult ma le a rre ste e s within 48 ho urs o f the ir a rre st

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Atlanta New York Chicago Denver Sacramento

HOW DOES SACRAMENTO COUNTY COMPARE TO OTHER ADAM II SITES

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2012 2013

SACRAME NT O T OPS AL L SI T E S F OR POSI T I VE DRUG T E ST S I N 2013 83%

79.5%

83% OF ARRE ST E E S ARE POSI T I VE F OR AT L E AST ONE DRUG

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SACRAME NT O OPI AT E USE

2 0 0 0 – 2 0 1 3

6% 5% 7% 6% 4% 6% 11% 10% 8% 18% 3%

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2 0 0 0 - 2 0 0 3 2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 9 2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 3

AVE RAGE AGE OF SACRAME NT O ARRE ST E E S F OUND POSI T I VE F OR OPI AT E S

38 34

AVE RAGE AGE OF OPI AT E USE RS HAS DROPPE D

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PUNISHMENT VS. TREATMENT

A CHANGE IN PERCEPTION

Studie s and pr ac tic al e xpe r ie nc e have shown us the following: I nc a rc e ra tio n fo r punishme nt a lo ne ha s little e ffe c t I nc a rc e ra tio n utilize d fo r SUD sta b iliza tio n AND to de live r tre a tme nt is e ffe c tive T ra ditio na l tre a tme nts (me tha do ne , b upre no rphine ) I nno va tio n in tre a tme nt me tho ds Na ltrxo ne (o ra l) E xte nde d-re le a se inje c ta b le na ltre xo ne - Vivitro l

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THE “WHY”

ENDLESS BENEFITS

Cost a voida nc e

I nc a rc e ra tio n c o sts $125 pe r da y Re duc e d de ma nd o n c o rre c tio na l he a lth c a re

E mployme nt

I nc re a se d numb e r o f o ffe nde rs re c e iving po st-re le a se e mplo yme nt

Ove ra ll re duc tion in c rime

Whe n re c idivism ra te s de c re a se , o ve ra ll c rime ra te s sho uld de c re a se

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BUILDING A COLLABORATIVE PROGRAM

Climate of Change

The time is now

Funding

General Fund Grants – BJA, State and Private

Collaborate

Cannot be done alone

Continuity of Care Post-release engagement

Success Increases with Continued Client Engagement

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SACRAMENTO’S PROGRAM

2013 – PRESENT

Par tne r ships

She riff’ s De pa rtme nt, Pro b a tio n, Co rre c tio na l He a lth Se rvic e s, Co mmunity Ba se d Org a niza tio ns

Par tic ipant ide ntific ation and sc r e e ning

Risk a nd Ne e ds a nd o the r Asse ssme nt T

o ls

E vide nc e - base d tr e atme nt c ur r ic ulums

Re la pse Pre ve ntio n, Sub sta nc e Misuse , CBT

In- c ustody use of AOD c ounse lor s

CADC – CCAPP Ce rtific a tio ns

MAT administr ation

Co rre c tio na l He a lth Se rvic e s We llSpa c e He a lth

Afte r c ar e se r vic e s

Co ntinuity o f Ca re Supe rvise d Re le a se

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WHAT WE LEARNED

The Good

WellSpace Health Probation In-Custody Human Services Navigators Data Collection

The Bad

We Started One Dimensional Few Programs to Learn From in the Beginning

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COLLABORATIVE COURTS

“Recovery is a Journey not a Destination” Recovery Court (Drug Court) 24 years Onsite Treatment 9-12 months Methadone and Suboxone Vivitrol since 2014

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2018 RECOVERY COURT

6% 15% 3% 72% 2% 1% 1%

Drug Of Choice

METH/HEROIN HEROIN OPIATES METH COCAINE METH/CRACK ALCOHOL

Total Intake METH/HEROIN HEROIN OPIATES METH COCAINE METH/CRACK ALCOHOL 88 5 14 3 66 2 1 1

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3 ADRCS (Established 2010)

Case management Treatment MAT Employment programs Community service Education (GED)

ADULT DAY REPORTING CENTERS

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MAT PROGRAM RESULTS

All Justice Involved Participants

Re c idivism De fine d

Califor nia Boar d of State and Community Cor r e c tions

(Histo ric a l Ave ra g e - 67-73%)

Othe r Importa nt Prog ra m Be ne fits

Inc r e ase d post- r e le ase e mployme nt r ate s

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A LC O HO L USE D ISO RD ER O PIA TE USE D ISO RD ER HISTO RIC A L O V ERA LL

T HE RE SUL T S

PROGRAM RE CIDIVISM RAT E S

36.8% 34.6%

29.4%

2013 to Pre se nt Re c idivism Ra te s fo r a ll Justic e I nvo lve d Pa rtic ipa nts

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CONTACT INFORMATION

Lieutenant Brad Rose Chief Deputy Michele Vela-Payne

Sacramento Sheriff’s Office Sacramento County Probation Department Reentry Services Unit Adult Community Corrections Division (916) 874-1874 (916) 875-4204 brose@sacsheriff.com velam@saccounty.net