Pinpointing the criminogenic factors and tailoring a program based on those factors is proven to reduce recidivism. Proposal for the FY 2017 Recidivism Reduction Workgroup Plan ADOC Role: Beginning in FY 2017, the ADOC will: Continue to implement the Alaska Prisoner Reentry Framework by: supporting and working with the Community Reentry Coalitions currently existing in Anchorage, the Valley, Fairbanks, and Juneau; working with additional communities that want to start Reentry Coalitions; and requiring institutional staff and community probation officers to continue to work with Community Reentry Coalitions to ensure a seamless transition from prison to community. Identify medium classified inmates who will be released, the date of their release, the community to which they will be released, and the criminogenic risks/needs that should be addressed in their reentry plan. Beginning in FY 2017, the DHSS will: DHSS Role: identify the mental health and substance abuse services it is able to provide to these medium classified inmates. These services include: 24/7 monitoring or other electronic monitoring approach, e.g. Soberlink Annual enrollment: 1400 Monthly enrollment 125 Daily participation: 300 Estimated per month (each additional person cost an average of $294.11 per month) DHSS had approximately 1400 enrollments in the past 12 months, averaging participants per month. DHSS has an average 120 new
Pinpointing the criminogenic factors and tailoring a program based on those factors is proven to reduce recidivism. Proposal for the FY 2017 Recidivism Reduction Workgroup Plan ADOC Role: Beginning in FY 2017, the ADOC will: Continue to implement the Alaska Prisoner Reentry Framework by: supporting and working with the Community Reentry Coalitions currently existing in Anchorage, the Valley, Fairbanks, and Juneau; working with additional communities that want to start Reentry Coalitions; and requiring institutional staff and community probation officers to continue to work with Community Reentry Coalitions to ensure a seamless transition from prison to community. Identify medium classified inmates who will be released, the date of their release, the community to which they will be released, and the criminogenic risks/needs that should be addressed in their reentry plan. DHSS Role: Beginning in FY 2017, the DHSS will: identify the mental health and substance abuse services it is able to provide to these medium classified inmates. These services include: 24/7 monitoring or other electronic monitoring approach, e.g. Soberlink Annual enrollment: 1400 Monthly enrollment 125 Daily participation: 300 Estimated per month (each additional person cost an average of $294.11 per month) DHSS had approximately 1400 enrollments in the past 12 months, averaging 120 new participants per month. DHSS has an average
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