Year End Report. Charlotte County Sheriff s Office Bureau of Detention

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1 Charlotte County Sheriff s Office Bureau of Detention Year End Report Major Earl Goodwyne Airport Rd. Punta Gorda, FL (941) Earl.Goodwyne@ccso.org

2 A Message from the Commander The Charlotte County Sheriff s Office Bureau of Detention consists of Jail Operations, Civil Services, and Court Security. The Bureau is dedicated to providing security and safety for all citizens of Charlotte County. The Bureau of Detention implemented new programs incorporating the use of Life Skills training, increased Mental Health Care, and more formalized Discharge Planning to help properly identify needs and transition inmates back into the general public more successfully. The Bureau of Detention has continued its contract with the U.S. Marshal Service to house federal inmates. This contract brings in additional revenue to the county and reduces taxpayer support for detention operations. We are able to accommodate our local needs as well as offer service to other agencies that may benefit from our facility. On February 16, 2017, our facility passed the Florida Model Jail Standards Inspection which is an annual re-inspection and scored exceptionally high. On March 28, 2017 our facility passed PREA with no violations. In addition, we received a tri-annual Florida Corrections Accreditation Commission inspection and were in 100 percent compliance of the applicable mandatory standards on December 17, The following information has been compiled to give an overview of the Bureau of Detention for the year P a g e

3 Inmate Population Summary Average Daily Inmate Population (ADP) 662 Average Length of Stay (ALOS) 44.3 Individual Bookings 7,570 Individual Releases 7, Present Formula (ALOS): Actual hours in custody divided by total releases, divided by 24 (hours). Comparative Booking Data Table Adult Bookings 6,275 6,555 6,290 6,043 6,045 Juvenile Bookings Criminal Registrants Weekender Bookings Federal Inmate Bookings Total Bookings 8,220 8,090 7,790 7,523 7,570 Individual Releases 8,102 8,049 7,702 7,509 7,562 Average Populations from Formal Counts Average Daily Count of Contract Inmates Highest Daily Count of the Year Average Bookings per day Average length of stay (in days) P a g e

4 Inmate Average Daily Population January February March April May June July August September October November December Formula: Average of Daily Disposition totals at 0800 each day. Inmate Visitation Annual Visits 44,707* 17,839 18,910 23,763 20,387 Off Site Visits 3,455 1, ,933 3,637 * Professional Visitors reporting was modified in In 2015, Off Site Visitation was halted due to security concerns. The off-sites began again late 2015 and into the newly contracted GTL Renovo transition for P a g e

5 Court Services (Civil/Security) Alias/ Pluries/ Insolvency Code Enforcement Court Appointed Title IV-D Juvenile Summonses * Public Defender State Attorney 4,828 3,817 3,463 2,997 3,210 Traffic , Court Order- Judges State Agency- Billing Other Paid Papers 1, Writ of Garnishment Baker Act (Incomp) Writ of Possession Writ of Replevin Distress Writ` Orders of Impoundment Injunction Domestic Violence with Child Injunction Domestic Violence without Child Injunction Chapter 39/ Juvenile Injunction Dating Violence Injunction Sexual Violence Injunction Repeat Violence Injunction Stalking Violence Injunction Other Tax Deed Certificate 1, Injunctions - Foreign Child Pick-Up Order Marchman Act Service Only Marchman Act Pickup Writ Assistance Total 11,661 10,390 10,063 8,893 9,240 * The Jail began issuing both Juvenile Detention Hearing and Arraignment dates upon release. This was previously completed through Civil process. 4 P a g e

6 Court Services (Civil/Security) Individuals Entering Justice Center through Security 397, , , , ,825 Contraband Found in Lobby 4,218 3,277 4,110 3,714 4,950 X-Ray Scans in Lobby 187, , , , ,271 Warrant Arrests at Justice Center New In-Custody Arrests at Justice Center Warrantless Probation Arrests at Justice Center Inmates Transported to Courts 4,070 4,898 4,127 4,026 3,966 5 P a g e

7 Food Services Inmate meals served 737, , , , ,048 Total Meal costs: $564,852 $698,815 $752,010 $746,438 $735,469 Cost per each regular inmate meal- with salary Cost per each regular inmate meal- without salary Food Production Facility Harvested Catfish (lbs) 424 1, * 76 Facility Harvested Produce (lbs) 11,907 10,575 8,422 5,352 9,335 Farmer Donated Produce (lbs) 80,449 34,415 44,343 21,757 10,300 Wholesale Value $49,787 $30,666 $37,125 $17,307 $16,343 6 P a g e

8 Inmate Disciplinary Reports Disciplinary Reports Written Disciplinary Reports Sustained Disciplinary Reports Not Sustained/Incomplete/Dism Disciplinary Segregation (days) 11,926 13,667 11,221 10,729 8,964 Suspended Visitation (days) 12,211 *** 13,488 14,785 13,216 Suspended Commissary (days) 12,211 *** 13,052 13,122 13,333 Forfeited Gain Time (days) Instant Adjudications 1,094 1,058 1,432 1,342 1,061 *** Data Corruption in reporting. Zeurcher created a solution for 2015 year. Medical Services Provided Doctor Sick call 620 1,198 2,576 1,931 1,696 ANRP Sick call 4,301 2,531 5,766 5,666 4,861 Nurses Sick Call 3,013 4,557 5,145 3,994 5,045 Dentist (Exam) Psychiatrist (Exam) Mental Health 2,099 3,580 4,306 5,099 8,505 Hospital Days Emergency room visits Inmate Screenings 7,312 7,329 6,917 6,751 6,807 Infirmary admissions 1,392 1,692 1,706 1,678 1,789 Infirmary housing days 3,412 4,789 4,396 12,922* 12,138 * Increased LOS for Mental Health Days were observed in 2016, as well as tracking of Inmates placed in overflow housing units due to lack of bed space within the main Infirmary. Inmate fees for medical services: Doctor visit without nurse sick call referral $10.00 Dentist visit without nurse sick call referral $10.00 Dentist visit with nurse sick call referral $5.00 Doctor visit with nurse sick call referral $5.00 Nurse sick call $5.00 Prescription fee $3.00 Psychiatrist visit No charge 7 P a g e

9 Incident Reports Annual amount 5,493 6,075 7,119 6,871 10,249 Monthly average Daily average Inmates Sentenced to the Florida Department of Corrections Inmates Sentenced to DOC Transportation Court 4,058 4,724 4,283 3,971 4,053 Bank deposit Juvenile Justice Warrant pick-ups Doctor (1 Officer) Doctor (2 Officer) In State Court Order Pick Up Department of Corrections 211* State Hospitals Surrounding Counties Surrounding County return Out of state warrants Transportation Totals 5,615 6,580 5,859 5,568 5,461 * Total includes all transports to Department of Corrections Facilities. Our Transportation department continues to work in cooperation with other agencies in conducting shared transports as needed. Miles Driven 101, , , ,323 95,648 8 P a g e

10 Programs GED Tested N/A Passed N/A Percent Rate Passing 85% 50% 60% 93% N/A In 2017, the Charlotte County Jail was without a GED teacher for the majority of the school year. A new GED Teacher was selected and began teaching for the 2017/2018 school year. 363 Students attended for Total Inmate Attendance Anger Management 1,159 1,157 1,168 1,510 1,145 Substance Abuse Male Substance Abuse Female Batterer s Intervention ,115 Alcoholics Anonymous Male 1,654 1, Alcoholics Anonymous Female 1,384 1, Parenting Class Male Parenting Class Female Discharge Planning Faith Based 142 3,976 3,966 3,041 2,694 Survivors 620 Habitat for Humanity 49 Totals 6,821 9,807 10,060 10,197 9,310 9,238 9 P a g e

11 Flower Program The Charlotte County Jail has coordinated with local retailers to accept donations of wilted or dying plants. These plants are then revitalized and repurposed to non-profit and county events throughout the year to defer costs. During this year, the inmate program has provided plants to the Charlotte County Government sites, Habitat for Humanity, Team Punta Gorda, and CARE events Plants donated Number of Events Road Side Clean Up The Charlotte County Jail coordinates with code compliance to complete cleanup efforts throughout Charlotte County. Officers are MDOT certified to complete roadside and homeless camp clean ups Clean Up (Sites) Pounds of Debris Removed 3,500 31,500 43, , P a g e

12 CERT Summary Emergency Deployment* Shift Utilization Transport * Statistical data was modified in 2013 to separate emergency deployments. In 2015, CERT members assigned to squads were pulled to handle incidents on squad without the need for additional team deployments. Use of Force Summary Restraint Chair Oleoresin Capsicum Physical Taser Stun Total P a g e