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Detox and Sobering Station. <br /> This package will provide detoxification/sobering for men and <br />women clients. The detox/sobering station provides an alternative resource for police response, <br />and reduces jail book-ins. It is significantly less expensive than hospital bed detoxification. <br />Cost: $210,000 <br />Results: About 2,000 bed days in addition to the 5,800 currently funded Detox bed days and <br />4,700 sobering station admits. Contributes to an overall reduction in the re-offending rate. <br /> <br />Intensive A&D Treatment. <br /> Provide 100 substance abuse outpatient treatment slots in the <br />community; fund 15 residential treatment beds for substance abusers, especially for <br />methamphetamine addicts. Ten beds will serve adults and five beds will be for the treatment of <br />substance abuse in adolescent girls. <br />Cost: $940,000 <br />Results: Outpatient services to 300 individuals per year in addition to the 1,100 currently <br />funded; residential services to about 60 clients per year in addition to the 140 currently funded. <br />Contributes to an overall reduction in the re-offending rate. <br /> <br />Mental Health Crisis Response - Adults. <br /> Add three staff to work with crisis, civil <br />commitment, and aftercare (post-hospital) services; expand availability of rapid-access prescriber <br />time for psychiatric medicine; create a mental health specialist liaison position to the jail. <br />Cost: $390.000 <br />Results: Approximately 300 people will be served in addition to the 1,200 currently funded. <br />Contributes to an overall reduction in the re-offending rate. <br /> <br />Sex Offender Treatment – Adult. <br />Fund outpatient treatment for high and medium risk <br />supervised sex offenders, including group treatment, on-site polygraphs, and case coordination <br />between Parole and Probation and Child Welfare, and other appropriate agencies. <br />Cost: $180,000 <br />Results: Serve 80 medium to high risk sex offenders in addition to the 45 currently served. <br />Contributes to an overall reduction in the re-offending rate. <br /> <br />Drug Court Treatment Options. <br /> Restore treatment options to maximize the ability of the <br />Drug Court to intervene in the lives of offenders. <br />Cost: $160,000 <br />Results: Restores drug court treatment slots to 300. Contributes to an overall reduction in the re- <br />offending rate. <br /> <br />Skill-Building for Jail Inmates and P&P Offenders. <br /> Increase capacity of inmate programs for <br />job skills training, employment seeking assistance, language classes, anger management, GED <br />and high school diploma certification programs, housing and transportation assistance and other <br />re-entry programs. Increase employment-related services to P&P offenders. <br />Cost: $270,000 <br /> <br />Results:Obtaining skills that enable people to live and work successfully in the community; <br />reduce re-offending. Provide group and individual job readiness program for up to 1,000 <br />supervised offenders (there are no services being provided to P&P offenders now). Contributes <br />to an overall reduction in the re-offending rate. <br /> <br />Programs and Services to Achieve Identified Goals – August 23, 2005 Page 6 <br /> <br />
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