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Current Quarter: July 2012 to September 2012

Vermont Department of Corrections Dashboard Appendix

Admissions Detainee

Summary Admissions for persons with no sentences pending adjudication increased from the previous period from the corresponding quarter last year and from the average across the previous three quarters. Figure 1: Detainee Admissions Over Five Quarters 1,400 1,200 1,000 800 600 400 200 0 FY12, Q1

FY12, Q2

FY12, Q3

FY12, Q4

FY13, Q1

FY2012, Q1

FY2012, Q2

FY2012, Q3

FY2012, Q4

FY2013, Q1

1,191

1,050

1,110

1,156

1,266

One Year Change

+6%

1,105

+15%

Average of Previous Three Quarters Notes/Comments

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Change


Current Quarter: July 2012 to September 2012

Returns to Incarceration

Summary Admissions for persons with sentences decreased from the previous period. The prior two quarters saw an increase in this population. More reductions per quarter are necessary to hit the 30 percent reduction goal. Figure 2: Returns to Incarceration Over Five Quarters 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 FY2012, FY2012, FY2012, FY2012, FY2013, FY2013, FY2013, FY2013, Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Return to Incarceration

FY2012, Q1 238

FY2012, Q2 255

Average of Previous Three Quarters

30% Reduction Goal

FY2012, FY2012, Q3 Q4 263 244 One Year Change 254

Change

FY2013, Q1 235 -1% -7%

Notes/Comments This population is under some form of state supervision, but has been detained in a VTDOC facility for some reason. If sentenced, this population will drive the recidivism population.

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Current Quarter: July 2012 to September 2012

90+ Day Sentence for Previously Supervised Population Summary Supervision failures, decreased from this quarter last year, increased over the previous quarter, but has held constant to the previous three quarter average. This quarter’s movement pushes the population away from the goal’s direction. The first quarter of FY 2013 shows an increase from last quarter and is well above the goal line. Figure 3: 90+ Day Sentence for Previously Supervised Population Over Five Quarters with Goal 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 FY2012, FY2012, FY2012, FY2012, FY2013, FY2013, FY2013, FY2013, Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Recidivism Related Admissions

FY2012, Q1 181

FY2012, Q2 181

Average of Previous Three Quarters

30% Reduction Goal

FY2012, FY2012, Q3 Q4 155 172 One Year Change 169

Change

FY2013, Q1 187 +3% +11%

Notes/Comments This is the sum of entrants who were on probation, parole, and furlough last quarter, received a new sentence, and have hit the 90-day barrier to entry of being counted as a recidivist during this quarter. These offenders have been incarcerated for more than 90 days, but less than 120 to ensure no double counting has occurred. This is not the whole of recidivists; however, it is the closest possible for entries from supervision the Vermont data system will allow.

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Current Quarter: July 2012 to September 2012

Sentenced Summary Admissions of sentenced offenders decreased from this quarter last year. The directional shift of sentences has varied over the past three quarters. Figure 4: Sentenced Over Five Quarters

1,200 1,000 800 600 400 200 0 FY 2011, Q4 FY2012, Q1 1,110

FY2012, Q1

FY2012, Q2 1,055

Average of Previous Three Quarters

FY2012, Q2

FY2012, Q3

FY2012, FY2012, Q3 Q4 1,128 1,060 One Year Change 1,081

Notes/Comments

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Change

FY2012, Q4 FY2013, Q1 1,013 -9% -6%


Current Quarter: July 2012 to September 2012

Detainee Population Summary Detainee population increased 13 percent from an average of the last three quarters and is up 11 percent from this time last year. It is moving away from the goal’s direction. Figure 5: Detainee Population Over Five Quarters 450 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0

FY2012, Q1

FY2012, Q2

FY2012, Q3

FY2012, Q4

FY2013, Q1

FY2013, Q2

300 Detainee Goal

FY2013, Q3

FY2013, Q4

FY2014, Q1

Detainee

FY 2011, Q4

FY2012, Q1

FY2012, Q2

FY2012, Q3

FY2012, Q4

378

368

377

373

421

One Year Change Average of Previous Three Quarters

373

Change

+11% +13%

Notes/Comments Detainee population includes both detainees, the individuals in a DOC facility with no outstanding sentence. The inmate’s case has not yet been adjudicated. The reduction goal is limited to detainees, which was set at 300.

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Current Quarter: July 2012 to September 2012

Returns to Incarceration Summary Sentenced detained population is six percent from this time last year. It slightly decreased from the previous three quarter average, but the decrease was only one inmate.

Figure 6: Returns to Incarceration Over Five Quarters 250 200 150 100 50 0 FY2012, Q2

FY2012, Q3

FY2012, Q4

FY2013, Q1

FY2013, Q2

FY 2011, Q4

FY2012, Q1

FY2012, Q2

FY2012, Q3

FY2012, Q4

222

210

213

206

209

One Year Change Average of Previous Three Quarters

210

Change

-6% -0%

Notes/Comments The sentenced detained population are inmates who were serving a sentence in the community reentering a state facility.

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Current Quarter: July 2012 to September 2012

Sentenced Population Summary Sentenced inmate population has experienced a stead drop over the past five quarters. Figure 7: Sentenced Population Over Five Quarters with Goal 1,800 1,600 1,400 1,200 1,000 800 600 400 200 0 FY2012, Q1

FY2012, Q2

FY2012, Q3

FY2012, Q4

FY2013, Q1

FY2012, Q1

FY2012, Q2

FY2012, Q3

FY2012, Q4

FY2013, Q1

1,534

1,535

1,511

1,456

1,478

Average of Previous Three Quarters

One Year Change

-4%

1,511

-2%

Notes/Comments

7

Change


Current Quarter: July 2012 to September 2012

Supervision Population Summary The supervised population remained effectively flat. The population had a nominal decline from this time last year and a virtually unnoticeable shift from the average across the past three quarters. Figure 8: Supervision Population over Five Quarters

10,000 9,000 8,000 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 0 FY2012, Q1 FY2012, Q2 FY2012, Q3 FY2012, Q4 FY2013, Q1

FY2012, Q1

FY2012, Q2

FY2012, Q3

FY2012, Q4

FY2013, Q1

8,694

8,596

8,695

8,691

8,585

Average of Previous Three Quarters

One Year Change

-1%

8,660

-1%

Notes/Comments

8

Change


Current Quarter: July 2012 to September 2012

Releases Total Offender Releases Summary Offenders released decreased, driven by a decrease in felony offenders released.

Figure 9: Offender Releases Over Five Quarters 1,200 1,000 800 600 400 200 0 FY2012, Q1 FY2012, Q2 FY2012, Q3 FY2012, Q4 FY2013, Q1 All Offenders

FY2012, Q1

FY2012, Q2

Felony Offenders

FY2012, Q3

FY2012, Q4

FY2013, Q1

968

893

Total Population 963

1,001

969

One Year Change Average of Previous Three Quarters

979

-7%

Change

-9%

569

569

Felony Population 596

608

565

One Year Change Average of Previous Three Quarters

581

Notes/Comments

9

Change

-6% -2%


Current Quarter: July 2012 to September 2012

Average Length of Stay Summary The average length of stay increased for the total population by five days from this point last year. The felony sentences remained the same as this time last year and decreased slightly from the three quarter average.

Figure 10: Average Length of Stay over Last Five Quarters (in days) 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 FY2012, Q1 FY2012, Q2 FY2012, Q3 FY2012, Q4 FY2013, Q1 All Offenders

FY2012, Q1

FY2012, Q2

Felony Offenders

FY2012, Q3

FY2012, Q4

FY2013, Q1

Total Population’s Length of Stay 168

171

155

172

One Year Change Average of Previous Three Quarters

166

Change

173 +3% +4%

Felony Population’s Length of Stay 242

248

231

257

One Year Change Average of Previous Three Quarters

245

Notes/Comments

10

Change

242 0% -1%


Current Quarter: July 2012 to September 2012

Percent of Felons Released at Minimum Summary The proportion of felony offenders released at their minimum dropped in the current quarter from last year and the three quarter average. These variables are close and this is quite likely regular variation.

Figure 11: Percent of Felons Released at Minimum over Last Five Quarters 50% 45% 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% FY2012, Q1 FY2012, Q2 FY2012, Q3 FY2012, Q4 FY2013, Q1

FY2012, Q1 25%

FY2012, Q2 21%

Average of Previous Three Quarters

FY2012, FY2012, Q3 Q4 24% 22% One Year Change 22%

Notes/Comments

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Change

FY2013, Q1 21% -18% -5%


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