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DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS Department Budget Overview House Finance Sub-Committee January 26, 2017

Mission 1 The enhances the safety of our communities. We provide secure confinement, reformative programs, and a process of supervised community reintegration.

Organizational Structure 2

DOC at a Glance Alaska is one of six states in the nation that operates a unified correctional system (Alaska, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Rhode Island, and Vermont) 3 In FY2016, DOC booked 33,497 offenders into its facilities 21,956 were unique offenders 2,711 were non-criminal Title 47 bookings (a 24% decrease from last year) During FY2016 there was a daily average of 5,868 offenders in a prison, community residential center (CRC) or on electronic monitoring (EM) During FY2016 there was a daily average of 5,360 offenders on probation or parole

Corrections Comparison FY2017 Management Plan to FY2018 Governor s Request 4 UGF DGF Other Federal Total Secure Confinement 195,751.1 2,554.8 33,184.6 7,385.7 238,876.2 Supervised Release 49,898.3 3,899.0 1.9 50.0 53,849.2 Reformative Programs 20,722.6 1,000.0 1,404.4 65.0 23,192.0 FY2017 Management Plan Total 266,372.0 7,453.8 34,590.9 7,500.7 315,917.4 Health Insurance (GGU/LTC) & ACOA COLA 2.25% Per Contract 2,293.5 3.9 29.4 86.5 2,413.3 Alaska Care Health Insurance Increase (ACOA & APEA) 2,549.3 44.9 37.1 101.1 2,732.4 Supervisory Unit 15 Hour Furlough Contract Terms (49.1) (1.0) (4.4) (2.3) (56.8) Savings from Shared Services of Alaska Implementation (35.7) (35.7) Second Year SB91 Fiscal Note New Division (Pretrial Services) 6,927.6 6,927.6 Second Year SB91 Fiscal Note CRC & Rehabilitation Programming 500.0 500.0 Second Year SB91 Fiscal Note Expand SA Programs 500.0 500.0 Second Year SB91 Fiscal Note Institutional Reduction (11,694.0) (11,694.0) CRC Contractual Adjustment (8,059.2) (8,059.2) MH Trust Recommend Reverse OTI Funding (505.3) (505.3) MH Trust Recommend Staff Training 25.0 25.0 MH Trust Recommend APIC Model 260.0 260.0 MH Trust Recommend Grant 3507 Research Analyst 101.9 101.9 Total (8,067.6) 1,047.8 (56.3) 185.3 (6,890.8) Total UGF DGF Other Federal Total Changes % Change Secure Confinement 188,296.1 2,596.6 33,244.7 7,571.0 231,708.4 (7,167.8) 3.0% Supervised Release 49,062.4 4,905.0 1.9 50.0 54,019.3 170.1 0.3% Reformative Programs 20,945.9 1,000.0 1288.0 65.0 23,298.9 106.9 0.5% FY2018 Governor's Request Total 258,304.4 8,501.6 34,534.6 7,686.0 309,026.6 (6,890.8) 2.2% % change from FY2017 Management Plan to FY2018 Governor's Request UGF Only is 3.0 %

5 83.6% Fiscal Year 2018 Operating Budget Request by Fund Source 2.5% 11.2% 2.8% Federal UGF DGF Other Department of Corrections Funding Amount Federal Funds $7,686.0 Unrestricted General Funds $258,304.4 Designated General Funds $8,501.6 Other Funds $34,534.6 Total $309,026.6

6 59% 1% Fiscal Year 2018 Operating Budget Request by Line Item 7% 33% Personal Services Travel Services Commodities Department of Corrections by Line Item Personal Services $204,634.1 Travel $1,844.5 Services $85,451.0 Commodities $17,097.0 Totals $309,026.6

7 Fiscal Year 2018 Operating Budget Request by Core Service 17% 8% 75% Secure Confinement Supervised Release Reformative Programs Department of Corrections Core Services Allocations Amount PFT Secure Confinement $231,708.40 1,540 Reformative Programs $54,019.30 88 Supervised Release $23,298.90 271 Total $309,026.60 1,899

Division of Institutions Secure Confinement Institution Director s Office $1,898.9 w/9 PFTs Classification & Furlough $1,052.3 w/9 PFTs Inmate Transportation/Point of Arrest $3,440.2 w/14 PFTs 12 Correctional Centers $183,557.6 w/1,327 PFTs Education / Vocational Education Programs $1,555.4 w/2 PFTs Community Residential Centers $16,812.4 Regional and Community Jails $7,000.0 8 TOTAL $ 215,316.8 UGF $ 188,866.1 DGF $ 5,850.7 Other $ 13,178.8 Federal $ 7,421.2 Budgeted 1,361 Positions PFT 1,361 PPT 0 Non Perm 0

Secure Confinement 9

Core Service Secure Confinement 12 Correctional Facilities with maximum bed capacity of 4,838 beds Reopened 128 beds at the Pt. Mackenzie Correctional Farm Closed the Palmer Correctional Center Reducing 514 beds FY2016 average daily institutional inmate population was 4,814 *The average daily cost per inmate for FY2016 was $149.62 15 contracts with local Regional and Community Jails 157 beds FY2016 average daily local jail inmate population was 77 *The average daily cost per inmate for FY2016 was $256.84 10

Division of Health and Rehabilitation Secure Confinement and Reformative Programs Health & Rehabilitation Director s Office $882.6 w/7 PFTs Physical Health Care $30,180.1 w/141 PFTs Behavioral Health Care $8,267.6 w/54 PFTs Substance Abuse $5,572.9 w/2 PFTs Sex Offender Management Program $3,062.4 w/5 PFTs Domestic Violence $175.0 11 TOTAL $ 48,140.6 UGF $ 26,055.9 DGF $ 1,085.0 Other $ 20,934.7 Federal $ 65.0 Budgeted Positions 209 PFT 209 PPT 0 Non Perm 0

Core Service Reformative Programs Substance Abuse Treatment Programs 3,218 offenders received substance abuse treatment services Sex Offender Management Programs 477 convicted sex offenders participated in 772 polygraph exams Educational & Vocational Education Programs 98 offenders received a General Education Development (GED) certificate while incarcerated Domestic Violence Programs *The average daily cost of programming per inmate for FY2016 was $0.76 12

Division of Probation and Parole Supervised Release Probation & Parole Director $847.7 w/4 PFTs Victim Notification Statewide Probation and Parole $17,133.9 w/155 PFTs 13 regional locations Probation Accountability w/ Certain Enforcement Pre-sentencing Unit Inter-state Compact Electronic Monitoring $3,203.4 w/17 PFTs 6 locations 13 TOTAL $ 21,185.0 UGF $ 19,569.1 DGF $ 1,565.9 Other $ 0.0 Federal $ 50.0 Budgeted Positions 176 PFT 176 PPT 0 Non Perm 0

Supervised Release 14

Core Service Supervised Release 13 Regional Adult Probation Offices FY2016 average daily probationer/parolee population was 5,360 *The average daily cost per probationer/parolee for FY2016 was $9.38 15 8 Community Residential Centers (CRC) 669 beds (57 per diem beds) FY2016 average daily CRC population was 645 *The average daily cost per CRC inmate for FY2016 was $105.25 Electronic Monitoring (EM) within 6 communities and capacity to support up to 450 offenders FY2016 average daily EM population was 419 *The average daily cost per inmate on EM for FY2016 was $22.12

Pretrial Services Supervised Release Pretrial Services $10,209.3 w/ 59 PFTs Pretrial Assessments Pretrial Risk Assessments within 24 hours of booking Historic bail programs look only at ability to pay, not at the risk of the defendant Pretrial Basic Supervision Ensures defendants stay in contact with the court Diversion options and programming will be available Pretrial Enhanced Supervision Higher risk defendants receive intensive support and oversight 16 TOTAL $ 10,209.3 UGF $ 10,209.3 DGF $ 0.0 Other $ 0.0 Federal $ 0.0 Budgeted Positions 59 PFT 59 PPT 0 Non Perm 0

Board of Parole Supervised Release Parole Board $1,728.0 w/ 11 PFTs Administrative Discretionary Mandatory Special Medical Geriatric Clemency Investigations * The Parole Board consists of 5 Governor appointed board members and 11 budgeted positions 17 TOTAL $ 1,728.0 UGF $ 1,728.0 DGF $ 0.0 Other $ 0.0 Federal $ 0.0 Budgeted Positions 11 PFT 11 PPT 0 Non Perm 0

Office of the Commissioner 18 Commissioner Office $1,124.5 w/ 11 PFTs Training Academy $2,137.6 w/ 12 PFTs Offender Re-Entry and Recidivism Reduction $501.3 TOTAL $ 3,763.4 UGF $ 3,763.4 DGF $ 0.0 Other $ 0.0 Federal $ 0.0 Budgeted 23 Positions PFT 23 PPT 0 Non Perm 0

Division of Administrative Services Administrative Services $4,467.9 w/32 PFTs Budget and Finance Inmate Banking/Auditing Human Resources Alaska Police Standard Council Certification Employee Background Investigations Procurement Ignition Interlock Certification Information Technology & Data Management $3,255.5 w/20 PFTs Alaska Corrections Offender Management System Research and Records $434.2 w/4 PFTs PFD Eligibility Facilities Capital Unit & OSHA Compliance $525.9 w/4 PFTs 19 TOTAL $ 8,683.5 UGF $ 8,112.6 DGF $ 0.0 Other $ 421.1 Federal $ 149.8 Budgeted Positions 60 PFT 60 PPT 0 Non Perm 0

Cost of Care 20 $400.00 $350.00 $361.51 $350.75 Average Daily Cost of Care $300.00 $250.00 $200.00 $150.00 $100.00 $50.00 $0.00 $256.84 $142.66 $141.17 $149.62 $99.12 $105.25 $89.27 $103.44 $77.29 $80.45 $21.48 $7.51 $9.38 $8.63 $22.68 $22.12 Community Jails Institutions Community Residential Centers Out of State Probation & Parole Electronic Monitoring FY2014 Actuals FY2015 Actuals FY2016 Actuals Community Jails $361.51 $350.75 $256.84 Institutions $142.66 $141.17 $149.62 Community Residential Centers $89.27 $99.12 $105.25 Out of State $103.44 $77.29 $80.45 Probation & Parole $7.51 $8.63 $9.38 Electronic Monitoring $22.68 $21.48 $22.12 FY2014 Actuals FY2015 Actuals FY2016 Actuals

21 Goals Protect the Public Provide Safe and Secure Care and Custody Reduce the Prison Population Reduce Recidivism Ensure that Incarcerated Offenders Spend Productive Time While in Custody Re-Entry and Community Supervision Work Collaboratively with Outside Stakeholders to Achieve These Goals

DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS Budget Overview 22 Thank You QUESTIONS?