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DOC Prisoner Shift Impact to Navajo County

DOC Prisoner Shift Impact to Navajo County. Sheriff K.C. Clark County Attorney Brad Carlyon. What is the Purpose of Incarceration?. • Protect our Citizens • Reduce the Crime Rate • Punishment • Rehabilitation. What has been the Effect of Our Incarceration Policies?.

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DOC Prisoner Shift Impact to Navajo County

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  1. DOC Prisoner Shift Impact to Navajo County Sheriff K.C. Clark County Attorney Brad Carlyon

  2. What is the Purpose of Incarceration? • Protect our Citizens • Reduce the Crime Rate • Punishment • Rehabilitation

  3. What has been the Effect of Our Incarceration Policies?

  4. 42 percent drop in crime

  5. Rehabilitation Can Work • Recidivism rates were reduced by an average 25.0% for inmates who participated in rehabilitation programs while in custody. • The greatest reduction in recidivism (45.3%) was recorded by inmates who served 10 years or more in prison. • These results suggest that correctional intervention really does work to rehabilitate offenders.

  6. Who Would be Transferred to Our Jail?

  7. Inmate Sub-Population with 1-Year or Less Remaining 47.0%

  8. Inmate Sub-Population with 1-Year or Less Remaining 5.8%

  9. Inmate Sub-Population with 1-Year or Less Remaining 38.6%

  10. Inmate Sub-Population with 1-Year or Less Remaining

  11. Most Serious CURRENT Offense for Inmates with 1-Year or Less Remaining

  12. Most Serious CURRENT Offense for Inmates with 1-Year or Less Remaining

  13. Most Serious CURRENT Offense for Inmates with 1-Year or Less Remaining

  14. Most Serious CURRENT Offense for Inmates with 1-Year or Less Remaining

  15. Most Serious CURRENT Offense for Inmates with 1-Year or Less Remaining

  16. Most Serious CURRENT Offense for Inmates with 1-Year or Less Remaining

  17. Most Serious CURRENT Offense for Inmates with 1-Year or Less Remaining

  18. Most Serious CURRENT Offense for Inmates with 1-Year or Less Remaining

  19. Most Serious CURRENT Offense for Inmates with 1-Year or Less Remaining

  20. Most Serious CURRENT Offense for Inmates with 1-Year or Less Remaining

  21. How Many DOC Inmates with Navajo County Receive? 206

  22. Probable Breakdown of Inmates • Violent Repeat Offender 97 • Violent First Offender 12 • Non-Violent Repeat Offender 79 • Non-Violent First Offender 18

  23. Probable Breakdown of Seriousness of Offense • Violent Offense 52 • Sex Offense 10 • Property Offense 58 • Drug Trafficking 28 • Drug Possession 28 • DUI 23 • Escape or Related Offense 6 • Public Order/Morals Offense 1

  24. Effect on Navajo County Jail

  25. 144 Minimum Security inmate Pod 120 Medium-Maximum Security inmate Pod 130 in 7 Pods 15 Medical 24 Intake 18 Female 14 Female 8 Female Lockdown 33 Trustee 16Protective Custody 5 SMU Navajo County Jail 397 Total Beds 359 Average Population 168BEDS SHORT

  26. Housing Options • Refurbish Dilapidated Old Jail House • Tents

  27. What Does it Cost to House an Inmate in Our Jail? • $68.00 per day per inmate • $24,820 per year per inmate $5,112,920 cost for 206 DOC inmates Will also lose $2,280,000 BOP Contract $7,392,920 General Fund Cost

  28. Non-Financial Costs to Jail • Increased Contraband Problems • Increased Gang Activity • Increased Assaults • Increased Disciplinary Problems INCREASED SECURITY CONCERNS = INCREASED COSTS

  29. How Does Navajo County Cover the Cost of the DOC Inmate Shift? • Increase Revenue • Cut the Budget in Other Areas • Release County Inmates to Make Room in the Jail

  30. Increase Revenue • Property Tax Levy Rate capped out • Sales Tax at max • Don’t have a Jail District and almost no possibility of passing at this time

  31. Cut the Budget in Other Areas (layoffs) So what percentage of General Fund Budget would have to be cut?

  32. Transfer Costs 25% of Total General Fund Budget

  33. Transfer Costs Compared to Elected Officials Budgets

  34. Transfer Costs Compared to Elected Officials Budgets

  35. Transfer Costs Compared to Elected Officials Budgets

  36. Transfer Costs Compared to Elected Officials Budgets

  37. Transfer Costs Compared to Elected Officials Budgets

  38. Transfer Costs Compared to Elected Officials Budgets

  39. Transfer Costs Compared to Elected Officials Budgets

  40. Release County Inmates to Make Room in the Jail

  41. Who Are Currently Inmates of the Navajo County?

  42. Severity of Crimes 20.13% 41.30% 38.57%

  43. Pre-Sentences v. Sentenced 31% 69%

  44. Why are People Jailed Pre-Sentence? • Threat/Danger to Community • Likelihood will Appear for Court

  45. Costs to Our Communities • Increase crime in our communities • More people hurt as a result of violent crimes • More loss of property and damage to property Loss of Quality of Life

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