Department of Corrections FY16 Budget Request

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Department of Corrections FY16 Budget Request

BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OKALOOSA COUNTY, FLORIDA   SERVICE AREA: PUBLIC SAFETY DEPARTMENT/PROGRAM: CORRECTIONS PROGRAM DESCRIPTION: The Okaloosa County Department of Corrections serves and protects the citizens of Okaloosa County by providing for the care, custody and control of lawfully incarcerated inmates in a clean, safe and secure environment. We ensure that inmates are available for court and that the sentencing requirements imposed by the court are satisfied. Primary services include admission, classification, detention, transportation, and release of inmates, and the management of inmate records. All programs, privileges and services, such as meals, clothing, recreation, visitation, library and healthcare, are provided to the inmate population in accordance with the Florida Model Jail Standards, Florida Corrections Accreditation Commission and National Commission on Correctional Healthcare Standards. REVENUE: The Corrections Department is funded within the General Fund. Supporting revenue of the General Fund are ad valorem taxes, communications service tax, local business tax, permits and fees, state shared revenue, charges for services, judgments and fines, miscellaneous revenue, and transfers from other funds. MAJOR ACCOMPLISHMENTS LAST YEAR: Admitted over 7,924 inmates in FY14 for a total 227,701 jail days provided. Released over 6,797 inmates and transferred over 1,014 inmates to other jurisdictions. Detained a daily average of 623 inmates without major incident, riot, disturbance, or escape in FY14. Processed an average of 11 weekenders per week in FY14 resulting in 572 bookings/releases and 1144 jail days. Transported 1,488 inmates in FY14: 1039 to court, 275 to prison, 109 to medical appointments, 65 for other purposes. Provided appropriate medical and mental health care to the inmate population in accordance with applicable standards. Managed National School Lunch Program grant netting $22,506.67 in revenue in FY14. Collected over $463,343 in fees for services during FY14. Received over $323,266 for royalties, commissions, and other payments in kind in FY14 Provided over 8,046 hours of inmate labor to other County departments and agencies. Provided over 102,160 hours of inmate labor for in-house services (food service, janitorial, laundry, etc.) Obtained 100% compliance on the annual Florida Model Jail Standards Inspection. Maintained accreditation through the National Commission on Correctional Healthcare (NCCHC). Maintained accreditation through the Florida Corrections Accreditation Commission (FCAC). PROGRAM GOAL: The Corrections Department serves and protects the citizens of Okaloosa County by providing safe care, custody, and control of detainees. This is accomplished in accordance with applicable standards and statutes, in a cost effective manner, through the development of secure, safe, and humane detention facilities and community programs.

Continue to improve inmate management software reporting capabilities. KEY OBJECTIVES:   Continue to improve inmate management software reporting capabilities. Work with the Okaloosa County Public Safety Coordinating Council members to develop alternatives to incarceration and to reduce recidivism. PERFORMANCE MEASURES: Performance Measures Actual FY13/14 Estimated FY14/15 Adopted FY15/16 Input FTE Position 129 135 Total # of Bookings 7,924 7544 7865 Total Expenditures $12,133,289 $13,092,200 $13,622,063 Output Total Jail Days Required 227,201 237,322 247,432 Meals Provided 681,603 711,966 742,296 Medical Treatment Expenditures $2,356,179 $2,334,450 $2,534,450 Efficiency Cost per Jail Day $53.40 $55.17 $55.05 Cost per Meal 0.8336 0.8511 Medical Cost per Jail Day $10.37 $9.83 $10.24 Effectiveness Average Length of Stay in Days 28.67 31.46 HISTORICAL STAFFING SUMMARY: Category FY13 FY14 FY15 FY16 Full-time Administrative & Support 5 Full-time Management & Professional 12 Full-time Operations & Trades 112 118 Total 129 135

EXPENDITURES: ACCOUNTS: Expenditures Budget Category FY13 Actual $ Original $ FY16 Approved $ Personnel Services $7,943,466 $7,963,892 $8,703,662 $9,034,484 Operating Expenses $4,007,445 $4,096,607 $4,280,257 $4,544,579 Capital Outlay $7,392 $72,790 $98,200 $43,000 Other Uses $0 Total $11,958,303 $12,133,289 $13,082,119 $13,622,063 ACCOUNTS:   FY14 FY15 FY16 FY15/FY16 Increase/ Code Category Approved Proposed +/- Decrease 10 SALARIES & WAGES $5,810,547 $5,906,655 $5,922,440 $15,785 2.6% 20 BENEFITS $2,666,554 $2,797,007 $3,112,044 $315,037 11.3% 31 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES $2,758,025 $2,352,975 $2,549,975 $197,000 7.7% 34 CONTRACT SERVICES $565,000 $580,000 $605,000  $25,000 4.1% 41 COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES $9,200 $49,000 $43,500  ($5,500) (12.6%) 42 FREIGHT & POSTAGE $1,000 $800 $700  ($100) (14.3%) 43 UTILITY SERVICES $570,000 $587,000 $582,000  ($5,000) (1%) 44 RENT & LEASES $21,000 $0 ($21,000) (100%) 45 RISK MANAGEMENT ALLOCATION $253,781 $281,956 $276,721  ($5,235) (2.1%) 46 REPAIR & MAINTENANCE $90,646 $91,987 $83,333  (8,654) (10.4%) 47 PRINTING & BINDING $300 $300  0.0% 49 MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES $8,500 $9,560 $360 3.8% 51 OFFICE SUPPLIES $15,000 $15,000  52 OPERATING SUPPLIES $239,781 $284,039 $371,490 $87,451 23.5% 54 BOOKS/PUBS/SUBS & MEMBERSHIPS $1,200 55 TRAINING & EDUCATION EXPENSES $6,000 60 CAPITAL OUTLAY $76,500 $98,200  $43,000 ($55,200) (128.4%) TOTAL $13,093,034 $13,082,119 $13,622,063 $539,994

STAFF ADJUSTMENTS: FY12 1 PT CORRECTIONAL OFFICER UPGRADED TO FULLTIME (add .20 FTE) 1 PT CORRECTIONAL OFFICER DELETED (delete .80 FTE) 5 FT CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS DELETED 1 FT ADMINSITRATIVE ASSISTANT II DELETED 1 DIRECTOR DELETED 7.6 FTE’s DELETED FY13 5 FT CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS ADDED $268,450 FY14 Request 8 FT CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS: (not approved) 5 TO REOPEN VACANT HOUSING AREA $268,450 3 TO HANDLE ADDITIONAL WORKLOAD $161,070 $429,520 FY15 Request 5 FT CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS $268,450 1 CAPTAIN – PROFESSIONAL COMPLIANCE $ 66,578 $335,028 FY16 Request NO NEW POSITIONS REQUESTED $ 0.00 $ 0.00

Jail Population, Budget, Expenses and Revenue Through the Years Past FY ADP Budget Actual Balance Revenue Per Diem FY05 676 $ 10,262,358 $ 9,799,857 $ 462,501 $ 600,766 $ 37.61 FY06 769 $ 11,127,833 $ 10,760,849 $ 366,984 $ 475,241 $ 36.65 FY07 700 $ 12,729,018 $ 12,484,949 $ 244,069 $ 396,286 $ 47.39 FY08 633 $ 12,913,115 $ 12,771,088 $ 142,027 $ 441,585 $ 53.36 FY09 531 $ 13,472,145 $ 13,092,679 $ 379,466 $ 391,485 $ 66.32 FY10 527 $ 13,389,894 $ 12,552,053 $ 837,841 $ 419,051 $ 63.11 FY11 472 $ 13,123,674 $ 12,416,422 $ 707,252 $ 376,045 $ 69.82 FY12 544 $ 12,351,571 $ 11,555,539 $ 796,032 $ 486,664 $ 54.56 FY13 621 $ 12,221,552 $ 11,958,303 $ 263,249 $ 459,577 $ 50.71 FY14 622 $ 13,093,034 $ 12,133,289 $ 959,745 $ 786,610 $ 49.94 Projection FY15 $ 13,187,821 $__________ $________ $ 556,215 $ 53.23 Requested FY16 $ 13,622,063 $ 576,650 $ 52.72

Florida Model Jail Standards, The Okaloosa County Department of Corrections operates in accordance with: Florida Model Jail Standards, Florida Corrections Accreditation Commission, National Commission on Correctional Health Care