State Board of Corrections An Overview of Public Law 2008 Chapter 653.

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State Board of Corrections An Overview of Public Law 2008 Chapter 653

Presentation  Board of Corrections Responsibilities  Funding and Finance Provisions  Budget Approval Process  County Responsibilities  Department of Corrections Responsibilities  Corrections Working Group

Board responsibilities and duties

Purpose of the Board To develop and implement a unified correctional system that  demonstrates sound fiscal management,  achieves efficiencies,  reduces recidivism and  ensures the safety and security of correctional staff, inmates, visitors, volunteers and surrounding communities.

Develop State Goals The board shall develop goals to guide the development of and evaluate the effectiveness of a unified correctional system. The goals must include benchmarks for performance in the following areas: The board shall develop goals to guide the development of and evaluate the effectiveness of a unified correctional system. The goals must include benchmarks for performance in the following areas: A. Recidivism reduction; B. Pretrial diversion; and C. Rate of incarceration.

Manage the cost of corrections  Set and enforce yearly growth limits  Develop reinvestment strategies to improve services and reduce recidivism  Establish boarding rates

Determine correctional facilities use and purpose  Determine individual facility use and purpose including location of specialty units  Review staffing levels  The Board may downsize or close facilities or reassign services

Adopt treatment standards and policies  Adopt standards for consistent systemwide pretrial, revocation and reentry policies  Adopt standards for the treatment of inmates with mental illness  Adopt policies for facilitating the performance of court ordered mental health evaluations  Coordinate transportation of inmates

Certificate of Need  review and may approve any future public or private construction projects  establish a certificate of need process for this review  adopt rules governing the procedures relating to the certificate of need process and financing alternatives

Administrative Duties  Identify opportunities for and approve cost-saving agreements and efficiencies  Consult with the Sentencing and Corrections Practices Coordinating Council  Assist with accreditation of facilities  Administer the County Jail and Prisoner Support Fund  Prepare and submit to the Governor a budget for the Corrections Investment Fund

Other Board Responsibilities  Receive and review recommendations from the Commissioner, the counties and the Corrections Work Group and others  The Board does not have authority over inmate grievances, labor negotiations, or contracts  Rulemaking authority  Appeals of board decisions limited to the department or a county

Reporting  Initial Reports due to the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee on –January 15, 2009 –April 1, 2009  Annual Reports due beginning January 15, 2010

Legislative Review  The Criminal Justice and Public Safety Committee shall review the effectiveness of the board in fulfilling its purposes –Initially on April 1, 2009 and thereafter, –Annually by January 15th

Funding and Finance

State Board of Corrections Investment Fund State Board of Corrections Investment Fund  The State Board of Corrections Investment Fund is an enterprise fund established within the Department of Administrative and Financial Services  amounts in the fund may be expended only to compensate county governments and the department for costs approved by the board and the Legislature.

Sources of Fund The State Controller shall credit to the fund:  Any net county assessment revenue in excess of county jail appropriations in counties where jails or correctional services have been closed or downsized;  Any net county assessment revenue in excess of county jail expenditures in counties where changes in jail operations pursuant to board directives have reduced jail expenses;  Funds appropriated by the Legislature  Money from any other source, whether public or private, designated into or credited to the fund; and  Interest earned or other investment income on balances in the fund.

Fund Report Report by commissioner. The commissioner shall report at least annually on or before the 2nd Friday in December to the joint standing committee of the Legislature having jurisdiction over appropriations and financial affairs and the joint standing committee of the Legislature having jurisdiction over criminal justice and public safety matters. The report must summarize the activity in any funds or accounts directly related to this section.

Community Corrections Funds Distributed by Board  Establishment of County Jail Prisoner Support and Community Corrections Fund. The County Jail Prisoner Support and Community Corrections Fund is established for the purpose of providing state funding for a portion of the counties' costs of the support of prisoners detained in or sentenced to county jails and for establishing and maintaining community corrections.  4. Authority to deviate from percent distribution. Notwithstanding subsection 3, the board may alter the percent distribution to a county based on a substantial change in the nature or extent of correctional services provided by that county.

Distribution  Beginning July 1, 2009 and annually thereafter, the board shall distribute the County Jail Prisoner Support and Community Corrections Fund to counties based on the percent distribution of actual funds reimbursed to counties pursuant to former section 1210 in fiscal year The percent distribution per county is as follows: Androscoggin: 8.5%; Aroostook: 6.6%; Cumberland: 17.6%; Franklin: 2.4%; Hancock: 3.3%; Kennebec: 6.9%; Franklin: 2.4%; Hancock: 3.3%; Kennebec: 6.9%; Knox: 6.4%; Lincoln: 3.7%; Oxford: 4.7%; Penobscot: 13.7%; Piscataquis: 1.3%; Sagadahoc: 2.7%; Somerset: 5.5%; Waldo: 3.7%; Washington: 1.8%; and York: 11.2%.

Sec. A-37. Transition Reserve Account  An operating reserve account within the State Board of Corrections Investment Fund, as established by the Maine Revised Statutes, Title 34-A, section 1805, for county jail budget growth during the counties' fiscal year is established. The Commissioner of Corrections shall submit a plan to the Governor and the Commissioner of Administrative and Financial Services for the inclusion of a $1,500,000 appropriation to the operating reserve account of the State Board of Corrections Investment Fund in a supplemental or biennial budget bill authorizing appropriations and allocations for the fiscal year.

Board of Corrections (LD 2080) Budget Timeline of Events

Responsibilities of the Counties and the State

County Commissioners Responsibilities Working with the Commissioner of Corrections and sheriffs, support the State Board of Corrections by recommending: Working with the Commissioner of Corrections and sheriffs, support the State Board of Corrections by recommending: –a downsizing plan, a plan for capital construction and reinvestment strategies; –uniform policies and procedures for pretrial, probation revocation and reentry services to the board; –a plan for the placement, housing and program development for inmates with mental illness in accordance with standards adopted by the board; and –within available resources, provide support staff for and expertise to the board.

Sheriffs’ Responsibilities Managing jail and prison capacity and offender placement  The sheriffs shall daily provide information to the Commissioner of Corrections on their facility population and capacity. The sheriffs may recommend:  a downsizing plan, a plan for capital construction and reinvestment strategies to the board.  uniform policies and procedures for pretrial, revocation and reentry services to the board.  a plan for the placement, housing and program development for inmates with mental illness in accordance with standards adopted by the board. Within their available resources, the sheriffs shall provide support staff for and expertise to the board.

Department Responsibilities Managing facility capacity and inmate placement. Managing facility capacity and inmate placement.  the daily management of inmate bed space throughout the unified correctional system and  the transfer of inmates between facilities. A process for information sharing between the correctional facilities and the county jails to include a daily reporting to the department by county jails of: (1) Facility population by gender; classification; legal status, including pretrial or sentenced; special needs; and any other parameters; and (2) Facility capacity and available bed space or bed space needs (2) Facility capacity and available bed space or bed space needs Regular consultation with sheriffs.

Department Responsibilities The commissioner may recommend  a downsizing plan and reinvestment strategies to the board.  uniform practices for pretrial, revocation and reentry services to the board. The commissioner shall inspect county facilities consistent with sections 1208 and 1208-A. The commissioner shall determine the placement, housing and program development for inmates with mental illness within correctional facilities and county jails in accordance with standards adopted by the board.

Department Responsibilities, cont  The commissioner shall provide administrative staffing for the board and expertise as requested by the board and shall serve as the fiscal agent for the board.  Note: Corrections Working Group to be discussed later in the day’s agenda