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1 Multnomah County Methamphetamine Data Context and Perspectives: A presentation for the Local Public Safety Coordinating Council February 2, 2005 A presentation for the Local Public Safety Coordinating Council February 2, 2005 Presented by Matt Nice, Budget Office

2 Data Context and Perspective  Multnomah County data only; standardized where reasonable; all data have their limitations; think of a mosaic, each dataset is a piece of the picture and should be taken as a whole  State Level  Crime Rates  Enforcement Data –Portland, Gresham, MCSO  Jail Data  Treatment Data  Mortality Data  Student Use Data

3 State Level  Of all states, Oregon had the highest enrollment for methamphetamine treatment per capita in 1992  Oregon continued to have the highest enrollment rate a decade later  What about Multnomah County? Source: The Drug & Alcohol Services Information System (DASIS) Report (2004). SAMSHA.

4 Crime Rates

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6 Portland Drug Arrests

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10 Gresham Patrol

11 Gresham Patrol

12 Gresham Patrol

13 MCSO Activity

14 MCSO Activity

15 MCSO Activity

16 MCSO Activity

17 Jail Drug Testing

18 Jail Drug Testing

19 Jail Drug Testing

20 Jail Drug Testing

21 Supervision Provider Intakes

22 Substance Treatment

23 Substance Treatment

24 Substance Treatment Preliminary results

25 Substance Treatment At enrollment for all episodes, preliminary results

26 Substance Treatment

27 Drug Related Deaths

28 Drug Related Deaths

29 Drug Related Deaths

30 Schools and Drugs

31 Schools and Drugs

32 Schools and Drugs

33 References  The Drug & Alcohol Services Information System (DASIS) Report (2004). Office of Applied Studies, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.  Meth Matters (1999). National Institute of Justice.  Drugs in the Heartland (2000). National Institute of Justice.  Oregon Healthy Teens Survey Data ( ).  Local Trends in Illicit Substance Use (2004). Nice. Multnomah County. _childpov.shtml _childpov.shtml _childpov.shtml  Arrestee Drug Abuse Monitoring (ADAM). National Institute of Justice.