Population management annual report.

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OKLAHOMA
DEPARTMENT OF
Population
Management
CORRECTIONS
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Annual Report
End Of Calendar Year Total System Population
1950 Throu h 1998
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DAN M. REYNOLDS
ADMINISTRATOR
POPULATION MANAGEMENT
DIRECTOR
JAMES L. SAFFLE
EXECUTIVE STAFF
PAM RAMSEY
EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
DAVID C. MILLER
CHIEF OF POPULATION MANAGEMENT AND FISCAL OPERATIONS
MARY L. LIVERS
CHIEF OF STAFF AND INSTITUTIONAL OPERATIONS
RON WARD
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, EASTERN REGION
ED EVANS
REGIONAL DIRECTOR, WEST CENTRAL REGION
J'ME OVERSTREET
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
DENNIS COTNER
DIRECTOR, MEDICAL AND INMATE SERVICES
VINCENT KNIGHT
GENERAL COUNSEL
ERIC FRANKLIN
ADMINISTRATOR, INTERNAL AFFAIRS
KATHY WATERS
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, PROBATION AND PAROLE/COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS
JUSTIN JONES
DEPUTY DIRECTOR, COMMUNITY SENTENCING
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
This report was prepared by Gene Lee of the
Population Management Unit
Thanks to the following for their contributions
BILL CHOWN
BUD CLARK
DENNIS CUNNINGHAM
BILL SHORE
JOHN THOMPSON
POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 1
2 POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT
POPULATION MANAGEMENT UNIT
MISSION, VISION AND PHILOSOPHY
STATEMENTS
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Population Management Unit is to legally receive, build and accurately
maintain records, uniformly classify and ensure movement of offenders in the system to
the appropriate custody levels and programs to promote public safety and provide a safe
environment for staff and offenders, through quality assurance.
VISION STATEMENT
The vision of the Population Management Unit is to produce an automated system to
increase quality of the classification, record keeping, and movement of offenders to increase
efficiency, accuracy, cost effectiveness and service for the state of Oklahoma.
PHILOSOPHY STATEMENT
The philosophy of the Population Management Unit is to enhance the quality and efficiency
of the assessment and movement of offenders through services to the agency, public and
other entities.
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS MISSION
• PROTECT THE PUBLIC
• PROTECT THE EMPLOYEES
• PROTECT THE OFFENDERS
POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 3
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DIRECTOR, EXECUTIVE STAFF, ACKNOWLEDGMENTS .
MISSION, VISION, AND PHILOSOPHY STATEMENTS 3
FOREWORD .....•......•....•......•................................................................................ 6
RECEPTIONS
RECEPTIONS OVERVI EW 8
• TOTAL RECEPTIONS FOR THE INMATE SYSTEM 9
RECEPTIONS IN 1998 10
RECEPTIONS BY COUNTY 1 1
UNSCHEDULED RECEPTIONS BY COUNTy 12
DAILY COUNT BY MONTH 13
• FACILITY TOTALS CY 97 BY MONTH AND GENDER 14
VIOLATORS HOLDING IN COUNTY JAILS 15
1998 CENTRAL TRANSPORTATION UNIT 16
COUNTY JAIL HOLDINGS 17
PRE-AsSESSMENT STATISTICS 17
CLASSIFICATION STATISTICS 18
INS INTERVIEWS 18
TRAN S FE R/ R E C LAS S I FICA T ION
TRANSFER/RECLASSIFICATION OVERViEW 20
• END OF CALENDAR YEAR SYSTEM POPULATION (1950-1997) 20
TRANSFER REQUESTS BY FACiLITy 21
PRIORITY AND ROUTINE TRANSFERS 21
• TRANSFERS FROM LARC TO FACILITIES 22
TRANSFERS FROM LARC TO REGIONS 23
INMATES AWAITING PLACEMENT 24
PLACEMENTS/RETURNS/NET GAIN 24
NOTIFICATIONS RECOMMENDED 25
RETURNED INMATES BY VIOLATION 26
• END OF MONTH POPULATION (EMP - SSP - PPCS) " 27
• AVERAGE TOTAL PROBATION AND PAROLE POPULATION BY MONTH 27
4 POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
COUNTY JAIL PROGRAM 36
OUT COUNT
OUT COUNT OVERVIEW 30
• OUT COUNT POPULATION (JANUARY 1, 1997) 30
• OUT COUNT POPULATION (DECEMBER 31, 1997) 30
HALFWAY HOUSE CAPACITy/COST 31
• HALFWAY HOUSE TRANSFERS 32
TRANSFERS TO HALFWAY HOUSES 32
• TOTAL RELEASES FOR THE INMATE SYSTEM BY MONTH 33
RELATED INFORMATION
• OVERALL RECIDIVISM RATES 37
• FACILITY, PROBATION AND PAROLE COUNT 38
FACTS AT A GLANCE (12-31 -97) 39-40
DEMOGRAPHICS (12-31-97) .............................................................•............... 41
PRIVATE PRISON COUNT ......................................................•....•....................... 42
PRIVATE PRISON POPULATION INCREASE 43
COUNTY JAIL CAPACITY 44
• CHARTS
POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 5
FOREWORD
The 1998 Annual Population Management Report is the fifth edition developed by the
Population Management Unit. The report compiles information from other units and agencies
that impact the offender population and illustrates the growth rate in 1998.
Historical data also is illustrated to indicate the dramatic rise experienced in the offender
population. On January 1,1998, we were at 96.45% of capacity, on December 31,1998, we
were at 92.30% of capacity.
Several significant events in 1998 included:
•.. On January 1, 1998,3,706 beds were under contract with private prisons in Oklahoma
and Texas. On December 31,1998,4,782 beds were under contract with private prisons in
Oklahoma, an increase of 1,076 beds. All private prisons in Texas were vacated by Oklahoma
in September 1998.
•.. Private prisons currently under contract with the Department of Corrections are Central
Oklahoma Correctional Facility, Cimarron Correctional Facility, Davis Correctional Facility,
Great Plains Correctional Facility and Lawton Correctional Facility.
•.. The total number of new receptions, including parole violators was 6,941, 34 less than
received in 1997 .
•.. An additional 200 beds were added, by new construction at the Oklahoma State
Reformatory and Lexington Correctional Center .
•.. The terms "board legal capacity" and "crisis operational population" were discontinued
and the count summary term "capacity" is currently being used to determine the daily
capacity percentage.
•.. County jail contracts decreased to 38 counties/cities from 39 counties/cities. The total
number of county jail program beds decreased by 17 for a total of 520 beds.
Sincerely,
Dan M. Reynolds, Administrator
Population Management Unit
6 POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT
RECEPTIONS
POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 7
RECEPTIONS OVERVIEW
The Assessment and Reception Center received and processed 6,941 new receptions during
calendar year 1998,34 less than in 1997. The figure included 13 death row inmates, 5,865
males (84 percent), and 1,076 females (16 percent). There were 52 inmates returned from the
Probation and Parole Districts for program failures. The total number of inmates processed
through the Assessment and Reception Center was 7,022 (137 less than in 1977) which was
an average of 585 inmates per month.
The Population Office returned 52 inmates from the Probation and Parole Districts. The daily
average population was 14,729, and the average percent of capacity was 95 percent.
The Population Management Unit placed an average of 5 inmates per month that failed in a
particular program. The average number of inmates placed in a particular program was 612
per month, showing an average gain of 608 per month.
The highest number of inmates returned was from the Electronic Monitoring Program.
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RECEPTIONS IN 1998
New Receptions
Male Female Total
New Receptions 5778 1052 6830
Death Row 13 0 13
Parole Violators 74 24 98
Interstate Compact 13 0 13
Total 5865 1076 6941
Average per month 578
Returns Through LARC from Facilities
Male Female Total
Escapees 37 10 47
(Excluding Probation and Parole)
Return Through LARC from Parole Districts
Male Female Total
PPCS 3 2 5
EMP 7 1 8
SSP 1 0 1
Other 0 0 0
Total 11 3 14
Total Processed Through LARC
Male Female Total
5908 1089 6997
Average per month 583
Population Office Returns to Facilities from Districts
Male Female Total
PPCS 9 0 9
EMP 16 2 18
SSP 10 0 10
Other 0 0 0
Total 35 2 37
10 POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT
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RECEPTIONS BY COUNTY I
COUNTY MALE FEMALE TOTAL COUNTY MALE FEMALE TOTAL
Adair 17 0 17 Logan 56 10 66
Alfalfa 6 0 6 Love 7 0 7
Atoka 23 1 24 Major 3 0 3
Beaver 5 0 5 Marshall 15 2 17
Beckham 33 6 39 Mayes 36 7 33
Blaine 11 1 12 McClain 16 5 21
Bryan 77 9 86 McCurtain 61 8 69
Caddo 59 5 64 Mcintosh 35 6 41
Canadian 50 2 52 Murray 19 1 20
Carter 108 12 120 Muskogee 78 11 89
Cherokee 7 3 10 Noble 16 1 17
Choctaw 19 0 19 Nowata 14 2 16
Cimarron 6 1 6 Okfuskee 23 6 29
Cleveland 170 14 184 Oklahoma 1541 352 1893
Coal 11 0 11 Okmulgee 49 14 63
Comanche 246 60 306 Osage 30 8 38
Cotton 6 2 8 Ottawa 40 9 48
Craig 31 2 23 Pawnee 25 2 27
Creek 87 14 101 Payne 121 14 135
Custer 68 15 83 Pittsburg 72 6 78
Delaware 46 7 53 Pontotoc 51 8 59
Dewey 3 1 4 Pottawatomie 127 10 137
EIJis 2 0 2 Pushmataha 20 2 22
Garfield 69 21 90 Roger Mills 7 0 7
Garvin 13 0 13 Rogers 65 13 78
Grady 77 14 91 Seminole 57 6 63
Grant 7 0 7 Sequoyah 43 5 48
Greer 6 2 8 Stephens 79 16 95
Harmon 6 0 6 Texas 52 7 59
Harper 5 0 5 Tillman 8 1 9
Haskell 24 3 27 Tulsa 1258 261 1519
Hughes 27 5 32 Wagoner 45 6 51
.Jackson 64 6 70 Washington 86 10 96
Jefferson 10 1 11 Washita 16 2 18
Johnston 20 2 22 Woods 9 0 9
Kay 56 9 65 Woodward 21 1 22
Kingfisher 14 2 16 Correction Compact 13 0 13
Kiowa 21 3 24 Parole Violators 174 24 98
Latimer 8 0 8
LeFlore 40 7 47 Total 5865 1076 6941
Lincoln 40 11 51 Avg. per month 488.75 89.67 578.42
POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 11
UNSCHEDULED RECEPTIONS BY COUNTY
County 72-Hour Other Total County 72-Hour Other Total
Adair 1 McCurtain 11 11
Alfalfa 0 Mcintosh 31 5 36
Atoka 18 2 20 Major 0
Beaver 0 Marshall 0
Beckham 29 2 31 Mayes 22 3 25
Blaine 0 Murray 2 5 7
Bryan 22 22 Muskogee 53 4 57
Caddo 14 14 Noble 17 12
Canadian 20 10 30 Nowata 3 3
Carter 6 6 Okfuskee 15 2 17
Cherokee 2 3 5 Oklahoma 33 33
Choctaw 8 8 Okmulgee 9 9
Cimarron 0 Osage 12 3 15
Cleveland 128 2 130 Ottawa 7 4 11
Coal 2 3 5 Pawnee 18 4 22
Comanche 229 6 305 Payne 114 1 115
Cotton 8 8 Pittsburg 17 13 30
Craig 17 17 Pontotoc 10 10
Creek 4 18 22 Pottawatomie 12 32 44
Custer 68 68 Pushmataha 7 2 9
Delaware 25 26 Roger Mills 0
Dewey 1 2 Rogers 79 79
Ellis 1 1 Seminole 8 16 24
Garfield 6 6 Sequoyah 40 2 42
Garvin 3 3 Stephens 104 104
Grady 63 1 64 Texas 9 9
Grant 0 Tillman 5 5
Greer 2 3 Tulsa 16 16
Harmon 0 Wagoner 24 9 33
Harper 0 Washington 14 14
Haskell 2 3 Washita 3 1 4
Hughes 10 10 Woods 1 4 4
Jackson 4 21 25 Woodward 4 4
Jefferson 5 5 Compact 0
Johnston 4 4 Totals 1362 446 1808
Kay 17 17 Monthly Ave. 113.50 37.17 150.67
Kingfisher 2 2
Kiowa 15 1 15 Total Males 1521
Latimer 0 Total Females 287
LeFlore 21 21 Grand Total 1808
Lincoln 0 119 19
Logan 60 6 66 Average Males per Month 126.75
Love 1 1 Average Females per Month 23.92
McClain 14 14 Total Average per Month 150.67
12 POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT
DAILY COUNT BY MONTH
Highest
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Legal
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January 14888 11439 130.15 15436 96.45
February 14758 11439 129.01 15498 95.23
March 14825 11439 129.60 15498 95.66
April 14906 11439 130.31 15407 96.75
May 14912 11439 130.36 15407 96.79
June 14915 11439 130.39 15366 97.06
July 14898 11439 130.24 15366 96.95
August 14793 11439 129.32 15466 95.65
September 14655 11439 128.11 15466 94.76
October 14528 11331 128.21 15584 93.22
November 14497 11331 127.94 15584 93.02
December 14425 N/A N/A 15504 93.04
Effective November 4, 1998, Board Legal Capacity was changed to Capacity and Crisis Operational
Capacity was ommited.
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CENTRAL TRANSPORTATION UNIT
Inmates Fuel Cost Average Cost Average Cost Writ Moves
Miles Driven Tra nsported At Pump Per Mile* Per Inmate* Completed
January 40137 1299 $3,354.06 $0.08 $2.58 25
February 45192 1436 $3,700.18 $0.08 $2.58 29
March 47122 1331 $3,805.80 $0.08 $2086 27
April 57699 1739 $4,821.87 $0.08 $2.77 26
May 48857 1520 $4,138.52 $0.08 $.2.72 23
June 54565 1623 $5,109.60 $0.09 $3.15 26
July 44780 1162 $3,422.66 $0.08 $2.95 25
AugU51 43657 1163 $3,682.90 $0.08 $3.17 17
September 44456 1321 $3,553.29 $0.08 $2.69 23
October 52119 1599 $4,380.55 $0.08 $2.74 19
November 37711 1140 $2,927.27 $0.08 $2.57 15
Decemeber 42859 1359 $3,009.01 $0.07 $2.21 25
Totals 559154 16692 $45,905.71 280
Monthly Averages 46596 1391 $3,825.48 $0.08 $2.75 23
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16 POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT
COUNTY JAIL HOLDINGS
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Male
Female
Total
Jails
Jan
295
43
338
57
Feb Mar
417 403
69 50
486 453
57 59
Apr May Jun
405 409 357
67 62 51
472 471 408
60 56 57
Jul Aug Sep
341 360 383
57 46 60
398 406 443
55 58 59
Average male holding in county jails per month
Average female holding in county jails per month
Total average holding in county jails per month
Oct Nov Dee
379 400 418
50 58 76
429 458 494
61 62 61
381
57
438
Numbers are on last working day of each month
PRE-AsSESSMENT STATISTICS
Oklahoma County Only
Total Number of Inmates to LARC
Total Number of Packets to LARC
Presentence Investigations
District Attorney's Information Sheet
Total Number of IncidentslDisciplinary Reports
District Attorney's Narratives
County Arrest Records
Temporary Commitments
1939
1663
170
1344
446
175
1547
1693
POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 17
CLASSI FICATION STATISTICS
Security Level Classified
Initial Classification at Assessment and Reception Center
Number
Maximum 272
Medium 1,912
Minimum 5,524
Community 112
Totals: 7,770
Percent
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INS INTERVIEWS
Interviewed by Immigration and Naturalization Service
CY-98 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
Interviewed 30 26 24 25 26 29
Jul Aug Sep
34 16 21
657
34 32 36
Detainer Issued 5 17 9 10 10 16 11 10 14
Total number of inmates interviewed 333
Total number of detainers issued 120
36 percent of all inmates interviewed had detainer issued
18 POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT
TRANSFERS/
RECLASSIFICA TION
POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 19
TRANSFER/RECLASSIFICA TION OVERVIEW
In calendar year 1998, The Population Management Unit received a total of 8,690 request for
routine transfers and 2,693 request for priority transfers, for a total of 11,383 transfer request.
This is an average of 948 inmates per month, 74 more than 1997.
Of the routine transfer request, 31 percent were to lower security, 45 percent to the same
level of security, and 22 percent to higher security.
There were 160 transfer request denied, which is 2 percent of all transfer request packets
reviewed.
Facilities notified the Population Management Unit that 295 inmates requested protective
custody, 181 less than 1997.
Twenty-four percent of all transfer request were considered to be of a priority nature.
The Population Office returned 52 inmates from Probation and Parole Districts due to failure.
The most prominent cause of failure was due to new law violation (54 percent of all returns).
End Of Calendar Year Total System Population
1950 Throu h 1998
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TRANSFER REQUESTS BY FACILITY
Facility Higher Lower Same Denied Total Avg./Mo.
Oklahoma State Penitentiary 0 237 45 a 282 23.50
OSP-Talawanda Heights Unit 1 16 9 1 27 2.25
Jackie Brannon Correctional Center 173 224 196 12 607 50.58
James Crabtree Correctional Center 16 182 299 9 506 42.17
Oklahoma State Reformatory 19 94 420 11 544 45.33
OSR - Minimum Security Unit 21 27 19 1 68 5.67
Joseph Harp Correctional Center 14 35 167 9 225 18.75
Howard McLeod Correctional Center 124 55 162 10 351 29.25
Mack Alford Correctional Center 2 62 223 2 289 24.08
MACC - Minimum Security Unit 36 79 91 10 216 18.00
Ouachita Correctional Center 119 97 116 4 336 28.00
Dick Conner Correctional Center 52 66 331 4 453 37.75
DCCC - Minimum Security Unit 35 34 51 3 123 10.25
Mabel Bassett Correctional Center 0 58 65 2 125 10.42
Lexington Correctional Center 13 64 190 9 276 23.00
LCC - Minimum Security Unit 61 53 44 6 164 13.67
Jess Dunn Correctional Center 201 96 125 6 428 35.67
Northeast Oklahoma Correctional Center 64 248 175 10 497 41.42
Bill Johnson Correctional Center 94 59 94 0 247 20.58
Eddie Warrior Correctional Center 82 171 24 3 280 23.33
John Lilley Correctional Center 129 123 162 14 428 35.67
William S. Key Correctional Center 127 210 126 5 468 39.00
District 1 Community Correctional Center 11 0 4 0 15 1.25
District 2/Tulsa Community Correctional Center 50 0 101 0 151 12.58
District 3 44 0 31 1 76 6.33
District 4/Lawton Community Corrections Center 94 6 48 2 150 12.50
District 5/Enid Community Corrections Cente..L 57 0 30 2 89 7.42
District 6/Kate Barnard Community Corrections Center 56 0 25 0 81 6.75
District 7/0klahoma City Community Corrections Center60 0 20 0 80 6.67
District 8/Clara Waters Community Corrections Center 66 0 32 0 98 8.17
Lawton Correctional Facility 23 20 31 2 76 15.20
Great Plains Correctional Facility 14 61 107 6 188 15.67
Central Oklahoma Correctional Facility 0 1 0 0 1 0.20
Crystal City Correctional Center 0 2 0 0 2 0.29
Davis Correctional Facility 21 100 178 4 303 25.25
Cimarron Correctional Facility 20 107 142 7 276 23.00
North Fork Correctional Facility 6 48 29 5 88 17.60
Newton County Correctional Center 1 6 7 0 14 2.00
Totals: 1906 2641 3921 160 8628 719.00
Average Per Month: 158.83 220.08 326.75 13.33 719.00
Percentages: 22.09 30.61 45.45 1.85 100
POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 21
PRIORITY AND ROUTINE TRANSFER
Annual
Total
Monthly
Description Average
Number of Priority Transfer Requests
(via E-mail/Telephone)
2693 224
Number of Routine Transfer Requests 8690 724
Total 11383 948
23.66 percent of all transfer requests were considered priority
Transfers From LARCTo Facilities & Private Prisons
Calendar Year 1998
Total Transfers = 6970
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22 POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT
TRANSFERS FROM LARC TO REGIONS
Eastern Region
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oet Nav Dee Total
OSP 20 6 18 13 60 18 19 19 1245 12 9 251
JBCC ,6 47 45 32 31 30 27 27 ~g 17 29 22 367
HMCC 13 28 50 25 42 37 28 32 34 23 23 22 357
MACC 25 12 29 25 32 12 18 28 7 22 25 14 249
oee 17 28 17 16 17 17 14 13 19 18 13 14 203 DCCC 25 47 27 8 29 27 24 12 24 15 29 9 276
JDCC 20 20 18 48 39 23 57 20 13 25 18 33 334
EWCC 77 79 69 70 76 74 76 63 76 54 53 86 853
NOee 29 34 45 62 S4 20 43 35 55 41 16 30 419
Total 254 301 321 299 380 263 306 249 269 260 218 239 3359
Percent of Grand Total 48.19
West Central Region
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total
JCCC 49 26 42 47 27 25 20 22 49 17 33 25 382
OSR 22 13 13 18 17 6 5 4127 73 11 19 328
JHCC 6 17 4 5 22 1 3 3 4 2 6 7 80
MBCC 61 53 15 26 16 38 9 32 25 24 19 11 329
LCC 27 12 7 22 12 42 10 6 3 6 11 56 214
JLCC 23 25 8 29 17 37 14 11 29 25 15 27 260
WSKCC 64 76 75 60 37 34 85 55 92 63 48 57 746
BJCC 23 22 19 67 60 64 32 33 33 27 19 26 425
OKCCCC 1 3 5 5 4 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 23
LCCC 2 0 8 7 1 14 4 1 0 0 0 0 37
MCCC 1 3 2 0 2 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 15
ECCC 1 1 1 3 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 10
TCCC 1 1 2 2 0 4 3 2 0 0 0 0 15
KBCCC 1 1 3 0 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 12
CWCCC 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Total 283 254 204 291 219 272 192 171' 362 240 162 228 2878
Percent of Grand Total 41.29
Private Prisons
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total
CTPVF 1 0 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 6
DCF 9 0 15 13 4 23 0 8 0 0 4 8 84
ODC 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
MLEC 1 15 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19
NCCC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
KCCC 4 0 0' 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15
CCCC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
GPCF 0 6 15 19 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 26 74
CCF 32 9 21 23 8 14 0 0 0 0 12 12 131
NFCF 0 0 0 0 38 62 76 7 0 0 0 0 183
LCF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 22 0 0 45 109 176
COCF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 12 10 8 44
Total 47 30 55 70 50 108 76 51 0 12 71 163 733
Percent of Grand Total 10.52
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total
Totals= 584 585 580 660 649 643 574 471 631 512 451 630 6970
POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 23
INMATES AWAITING PLACEMENT
Location and Average Number of
Probation and Parole Inmates
Awaiting Facility Placement per Month
Location Number
County Jail
On the Streets
Restrictive Housing Units
268
10
49
Total 327
PLACEMENTS/RE:TURNS/NET GAIN ,
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Placements 717 485 602 521 735 479 714 489 755 549 694 602
Returns 6 9 2 8 7 4 4 4 0 4 3
Net Gain 711 476 600 513 728 475 710 485 755 545 693 599
Placements YTD 717 1202 1804 23225 3060 3539 4253 4742 5497 6046 6740 7342
Returns TYD 6 15 17 25 32 36 40 44 44 48 49 52
Net Gain YTD 711 1187 1787 2300 3028 3503 4213 4698 5453 5998 6691 7290
24 POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT
NOTIFICATIONS RECOMMENDED
Request for Protective Custody
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dee
41 27 27 22 9 24 34 22 23 19 27 20
Total for the Year 295
Request for Disciplinary Custody
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dee
1 92 8 68 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total for the Year 170
POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 25
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11 Reason ill D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 D7 D8 Total
10l Under Influence of Drugs/Alcohol 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 5
C .r».; NLaeww VFioellaotnioyn 03 01 08 06 01 02 07 01 290
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~ Present in Unauthorized Area 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 » z» Disobedience to Orders 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 G) Th reats to Staff 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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I, Possession/Manufacture of Contraband 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 3
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::u Rule Violation 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11'1
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Totals 11 6 12 7 3 2 10 1 52
Average per Month 0.92 0.50 1.00 0.58 0.25 0.17 0.83 0.08 4.33
PPCS Returned 13 Percent of Total 25
EMP Returned 26 Percent of Total 50
SSP Returned 13 Percent of Total 25
Outcount Population
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January 1997 Through December 1998
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POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 27
28 POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT
OUT COUNT
POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 29
OUT COUNT OVERVIEW
On December 31, 1998, a total of 400 inmates were currently assigned to the Out Count.
Pre-Parole Conditional Supervision (PPCS) 34
Electronic Monitoring Program (EMP) 25
Specialized Supervision Program (SSP) 53
Halfway Houses (HWH) 288
The TADD programs at Eastern State Hospital, Western State Hospital and the New Hope
facility at Mangum were discontinued.
A total of 846 inmates were placed in Halfway Houses. The average cost per inmate per day
in a Halfway House was $30.53.
Outcount Population
1·2·98 (357) 12·31·98 (112)
SSP 112
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30 POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT
HALFWAY HOUSE CAPACITY ICaST
Beds Beds Cost Per Day Cost Per Day
Facility FY 98 FY 99 FY 98 FY 99
Alpha II 12 12 $32.00/$384.00 $37.00/$444.00
Avalon 124 140 $29.70/$3682.80 $31 .75/$4445.00
Bridgeway 30 30 $25.00/$750.00 $30.50/$915.00
Carver 88 153 $31.70/$2789.60 $31.75/$4857.75
Carver Work Center 65 $29.70/$1930.50
DRI 15 19 $46.32/$694.80 $37.00/$703.00
DRI Aftercare 4 $26.52/$106.08
Eagle Ridge 2 2 $79.52/$159.04 $37.00/$74.00
Lawton Salvation Army 19 $33.60/$638.40
Muskogee Salvation Army 19 $32.00/$608.00
New Directions 35 140 $31.00/$5425.00 $31.75/$4445.00
New Directions Work Center 65 $27.00/$2025.00
Oklahoma Halfway House 55 55 $34.87/$1917.85 $31.75/$1746.25
Red Rock 9 9 $64.00/$576.00 $64.00/$576.00
Turley 25 125 $29.84/$746.00 $31.75/$3968.75
Turley Work Center 75 $27.00/$2025.00
12 & 12 34 34 $30.00/$1020.00 $37.00/$1258.00
Total: 676 719 $609.77/$19068.07 $401.25/$23,432.75
Avg. Beds Filled Per Day 517 615
Avg. Per Day Per Inmate $30.53 $31.04
Per Day If All Beds Filled $16,784.01 $19,089.80
POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 31
TRANSFERS TO HALFWAY HOUSES
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total
Alpha II 0 8 2 4 5 5 5 3 4 4 0 41
Avalon 24 24 20 26 17 13 20 10 28 37 23 19 261
Bridgeway 12 4 10 4 8 7 10 4 7 4 10 7 87
Carver HWH 10 14 16 21 10 4 6 10 10 10 21 7 139
D.R.I. 3 2 4 2 2 3 0 6 26
Eagle Ridge 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Turley 5 1 11 4 7 3 4 7 13 3 2 14 74
New Directions 3 4 4 3 2 3 10 4 21 9 2 11 76
OklahomaHWH 6 8 6 8 5 4 7 4 5 3 12 5 73
RedRock 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 6
12&12 12 2 8 4 2 7 2 7 5 7 3 60
Total 75 67 82 80 58 42 72 46 96 73 88 67 846
Halfway House Transfers
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RELATED
INFORMATION
POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 35
COUNTY JAIL PROGRAM
Male Beds Female Beds
Region H05t Gounty/Gity Medium Minimum Medium Minimum Contract Effective
Eastern DCCC Cleveland (City) 4 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
Eastern DCCC Osage 2 Sept 1,1998 - June 30,1999
'~~t~rn HMCC Choctaw 15 4 July 1,1998 - June 30,1999
Eastern HMCC McCurtain 30 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
Eastern HMCC Pushmataha 3 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
Eastern JBCC Pittsburg 24 July 1,1M~- June M, 1999
Eastern JDCC Adair 10 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
Eastern JDCC Cherokee 4 July 1,1998 - June 30,1999
Eastern MACC Atoka 2 July 1,1998 - June 30,1999
Eastern MACC Bryan 10 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
Eastern MACC Coal 6 July 1, 1998 - June 30, 1999
Eastern MACC Marshall 12 July 1,1998 - June 30,1999
Eastern MACC Murray 10 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
Eastern NOCC Craig 4 July 1,1998 - June M, 1~M
Eastern NOCC Nowata 10 30 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
tMtMn NOCC Ottawa 15 15 July 1, 1995 - June 30,1888
Eastern OCC Haskell 3 2 July 1, 1998 - June 30, 1999
Eastern OCC Latimer 6 July 1, 1998 - June 30, 1999
Total 134 57 15 15
West Central JCCC Blaine 11 July 1,1998 - June 30,1999
West Central JCCC Dewey 8 2 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
West Central JCCC Grant 15 5 July 1,1998 - June 30,1999
West Central JCCC Major 4 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
West Central JHCC McClain 10 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
West Central JLCC Lincoln 4 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
West Central LARC Carter 13 1 3 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
West Central LARC Grady 7 6 1 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
West Central LARC Love N/A July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
West Central MBCC Oklahoma 140 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
West Central OSR Cotton 9 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
West Central OSR Greer 6 July 1, 1998-June30, 1999
West Central OSR Kiowa 1 July 1, 1998 - June 30, 1999
West Central OSR Roger Mills 10 July 1,1998 - June 30,1999
West Central OSR Tillman 1 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
West Central OSR Washita 2 July 1, 1998 - June 30, 1999
West Central WSKCC Cimarron 16 July 1,1998 - June 30,1999
West Central WSKCC Ellis 12 July 1,1998 - June 30,1999
West Central WSKCC Harper 4 July 1, 1998 - June 30, 1999
West Central WSKCC Woodward 4 4 July 1, 1998 - June 30,1999
Sub Total 257 34 8 °
Totals: 391 91 23 15 Sum Total = 520
36 POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT
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FACTS AT A GLANCE
Oklahoma Department Community Count
Clara Wgtgrg CCC 11 9
of Corrections Muskogee CCC 80
!;nid CCC 77
FACTS AT A GLANCE Kate Barnard CCC 141
(12-31-98) Lawton CCC 93
Oklahoma Citv eee 180
Maximum Security Count Capacity / Total Count 871 /690
Lexington A&R 338
Oklahoma State Penitentiary 1,300 Work Centers Count
Mabel Bassett CC 88 Altus 58
Capacity / Total Count 1,888 /1,788 Ardmore 73
Beaver 28
Medium Security Count Holdenville 60
Dick Conner CC 994 Elk City 43
James Crabtree CC 604 Frederick 58
Joseph Harp CC 924 Healdton 29
Lexington CC 700 HHooblliasrt 3309 Mabel Bassett CC 190 Idabel 39 Mack Alford CC 537 Madill 30 Oklahoma State Penitentiary 115 Mangum 31 Oklahoma State Reformatory 802 Sayre 32 Capacity / Total Count 4,880/4,866 Walters City 42
Waurika 52 Minimum Security Count Capacity / Total Count 1,043 / 644
Charles E. "Bill" Johnson CC 363
Dick Conner CC 236 Contract Facilities
Eddie Warrior CC 637 County Jail Program 455 Howard McLeod CC 605 Halfway Houses 651 Jackie Brannon CC 598 Contract Prisons 4,622 James Crabtree CC 221 Total 5,728 Jess Dunn CC 773
JLoehxningtLoilnley CCCC 624661 Outcount 638
Mabel Bassett CC 52
Mack Alford CC 262
Northeast Okla. CC 423
Ouachita CC 545
Okla. State Reformatory 176 A & R - Assessment & Reception
Okla. State Penitentiary 67 CC - Correctional Center
William S. Key CC 519 CCC - Community Corrections Cntr.
Capacity / Total Count 6,838/6,386
POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT 39
FACTS AT A GLANCE
PROBATION AND PAROLE DEATH ROW
DISTRICTS
Male 147 98.00%
Probation Parole
Female 3 2.00%
District I, Muskogee 5,286 258
Total 1590 100.00%
District II, Tulsa 4,170 343
District I, McAlester 4,814 295
White 85 56.67%
District IV, Lawton 2,048 267
Black 46 30.67%
District V, Enid 2,878 171
Indian 9 6.00%
District VI, OKC 4,111 255
Hispanic 7 4.67%
District VII, OKC 3,585 253
Other 3 2.00%
District VIII, OKC 2,379 172
Total 150 100.00%
Totals: 29,272 2,014
CRIME TYPE
SYSTEM SUMMARY Nonviolent 12,116 58.6%
Facility Total 14,310 Violent 8,576 41.4%
Contract Facilities 5,728 //
Outtount 638 The top five controlling offenses, listed below,
, account for 61.5 percent of the total inmate
Probation 29,272 populaton.
Parole 2,014
System Total 51,978 Drug Offenses 4,936 23.9%
Sex Offenses 2,051 9.9%
Cost of Incarceration Larceny 2,025 9.8%
(FY 98 Actual Expenditures) Robbery 1,947 9.4%
Daily Annual Murder 1,759 8.5%
Maximum $41.44 $15,125
Medium $36.48 $13,316
Minimum $37.84 $13,809
Community $32.40 $11,825
Work Centers $25.24 $9,211
Probation, Parole $1.93 $704
DATA COMPILED BY POPULATION MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH AND EVALUATION UNITS
40 POPULATION MANAGEMENT - 1998 ANNUAL REPORT
IInlllates I I Probation I I Parole I
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Demographics of Inmates Demographics of Probation Clients Demographics of Parole Clients
As of December 31, 1998 As of December 31, 1998 As of December 3~, 1998
Total = 20,692 Total = 29,272 -Total = 2,014
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"0'0 Texas Private Prisons
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Great PlainsCC (M)Medium 800 800 793 799 786 802 796 799 781 784 785 791
Great PlainsCC (M)Minimum 15 14 11 10 11 10 10 14 24 22 20 21
Cimarron CF (M) 960 950 966 973 945 965 960 957 954 956 961 954
NorthforkCF (M) 0 0 0 0 241 334 695 699 698 700 490 0
Lawton CF( M) 0 0 0 0 0 0 139 429 600 596 830 1388
CentralOklahoma CF (F) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 326 447 471 483 507
Oklahoma Total: 2733 2720 2742 2742 2946 3082 3558 4181 4457 4488 4529 4622
PrivatePrisonGrand Total: 3726 3731 3764 3794 3978 4078 4162 4280 4457 4488 4529 4622
PrivatePrisonCapacity: 3766 3760 3745 3799 4015 4135 4275 4676 4532 4532 4562 4782
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Adair Stilwell 31 LeFlore Poteau 63
Alfalfa Cherokee 14 Lincoln Chandler 34
Atoka Atoka 17 Logan Guthrie 14
Beaver Beaver 14 Love Marietta 31
Beckham Sayre 40 McClain Purcell 60
Blaine Watonga 37 McCurtain Idabel 165
Bryan Durant 61 Mcintosh Eufaula 26
Caddo Anadarko 77 Major Fairview 19
Canadian EI Reno 74 Marshall Madill 37
Carter Ardmore 174 Mayes Pryor 32
Cherokee Tahlequah 32 Murray Sulphur 34
Choctaw Hugo 42 Muskogee Muskogee 217
Cimarron Boise City 12 Noble Perry 19
Cleveland Norman 139 Nowata Nowata 57
Coal Coalgate 16 Okfuskee Okemah 19
Comanche Lawton 92 Oklahoma Oklahoma City 2238
Cotton Walters 22 Okmulgee Okmulgee 45
Craig Vinita 33 Osage Pawhuska 130
Creek Sapulpa 121 Ottawa Miami 124
Custer Arapaho 32 Pawnee Pawnee 46
Delaware Jay 35 Payne Stillwater 54
Dewey Taloga 19 Pittsburg McAlester 65
Ellis Arnett 18 Pontotoc Ada 33
Garfield Enid 76 Pottawatomie Shawnee 41
Garvin Pauls Valley 54 Pushmataha Antlers 42
Grady Chickasha 75 Roger Mills Cheyenne 22
Grant Medford 27 Rogers Claremore 54
Greer Mangum 37 Seminole Wewoka 35
Harmon Hollis 12 Sequoyah Sallisaw 27
Harper Buffalo 12 Stephens Duncan 56
Haskell Stigler 24 Texas Guymon 96
Hughes Holdenville 36 Tillman Frederick 23
Jackson Altus 60 Tulsa Tulsa 881
Jefferson Waurika 145 Wagoner Wagoner 32
Johnston Tishomingo 20 Washington Bartlesvi lie 60
Kay Newkirk 80 Washita Cordell 22
Kingfisher Kingfisher 42 Woods Alva 13
Kiowa Hobart 28 Woodward Woodward 40
Latimer Wilburton 17 Total: 6907
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