GOVERNOR'S RECOMMENDED FY 2005 BUDGET |
MISSION:
The mission of the Living Center is threefold:
Custer Intake Center (CIC) is the Department of Corrections' juvenile intake facility for newly adjudicated and recommitted juvenile males. The Custer Intake Center serves as an intake and assessment unit as well as an alternative, short-term sanction option for adjudicated juveniles under DOC community supervision and a temporary holdover unit for juveniles that are pending placement. A strong emphasis is placed on self-discipline and self-accountability. In addition to the multiple assessments that are conducted, the Custer Intake Center also provides counseling, physical exercise, lifeskills classes, and education to assist the youth for transition to their primary placement.
The Living Center A program is designed to improve the quality of life for young men through a comprehensive approach that emphasizes counseling, education, work therapy, life skills development, substance abuse services, vocational training, transitional services, and positive role modeling for participants. Staff assist youth in developing new skills that will change their problem behaviors and help to reintegrate them back into society as successful, young adults.
The Living Center B goal is to positively support and continue to build upon what the youth has learned in their primary placement program while teaching them new skills they will need to live independently and assisting their transition as responsible young adults into the community.
ACTUAL
FY 2002ACTUAL
FY 2003BUDGETED
FY 2004REQUESTED
FY 2005GOVERNOR'S RECOMMENDED
FY 2005RECOMMENDED INC/(DEC)
FY 2005
FUNDING SOURCE:
General Funds
$871,264
$860,095
$1,491,995
$1,815,791
$1,591,425
$99,430
Federal Funds
193,628
233,737
221,604
0
214,383
(7,221)
Other Funds
14,915
12,527
14,942
14,942
14,942
0
Total
$1,079,807
$1,106,360
$1,728,541
$1,830,733
$1,820,750
$92,209
EXPENDITURE DETAIL:
Personal Services
$988,495
$1,030,627
$1,591,839
$1,624,464
$1,617,243
$25,404
Operating Expenses
91,312
75,733
136,702
206,269
203,507
66,805
Total
$1,079,807
$1,106,360
$1,728,541
$1,830,733
$1,820,750
$92,209
Staffing Level FTE:
26.6
26.7
41.0
41.0
41.0
0.0
ACTUAL FY 2002 |
ACTUAL FY 2003 |
ESTIMATED FY 2004 |
ESTIMATED FY 2005 |
|
REVENUES: | ||||
FEDERAL FUNDS: | $0 | $0 | $0 | $0 |
Residential SA Tax for Prisoners (RSAT) | 211,256 | 216,112 | 214,383 | 214,383 |
OTHER FUNDS: | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Parental Support | 14,942 | 14,942 | 14,942 | 14,942 |
Total |
$226,198 |
$231,054 |
$229,325 |
$229,325 |
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS: | ||||
Capacity (SIC/YCC/LCB) | 72 | 72 | 46/36/36 (118) | 46/36/36 (118) |
Average Daily Population (ALL) | 51 | 57 | 95 | 110 |
Population Peak/Low (ALL) | 64/44 | 64/48 | 118/90 | 118/90 |
Students Received/Released (ALL) | 90/87 | 123/124 | 531/558 | 531/558 |
Ave. Length of Stay in Days (SIC/YCA/LCB) | 227 | 173 | 27/190/160 | 27/190/160 |
Average Age (ALL) | 17 | 17 | 17 | 17 |
Daily Cost/Student *(Based on Max Capacity) | $113.67 | $107.63 | $82.11 | $84.53 |
Direct Care Staff to Student Ratio | 24/72 | 24/72 | 39/118 | 39/118 |
Direct Care Staff Turnover Rate | 21% | 27% | 30% | 30% |
Walk-Aways (YCC/LCB-FY03) (SIC/YCC/LCB-FY04) | 4 | 8/8 | 2/0/0 | 0/0/0 |