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Law & Policy Associates MECKLENBURG COUNTY Detention Operations Master Plan REPORT KIMME & Associates, Inc./Law & Policy Associates with assistance from American University April 15, 2008
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Law & Policy Associates Adult Jail Population
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Law & Policy Associates 3 Adult Jail Population History 2,668 beds available 2,668 beds available North (614), Central (1904), WRRC (150) 2,776 with Youthful Offender Addition excludes temporary “Sprung” structure 2,671 Average Daily Population CY 2007 2,671 Average Daily Population CY 2007 956 in Calendar Year 1990 179% increase while County grew 70% 2,867 = Peak Day in 2007 (+7.5%) 2,867 = Peak Day in 2007 (+7.5%)
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5 Mecklenburg 2007: 30.7 Mecklenburg 1990: 18.7 Mecklenburg Rate in 1983 = 6.8
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Law & Policy Associates 6 OvercrowdingOvercrowding Partly function of Peaks & Classification Partly function of Peaks & Classification High security and special needs areas not used for other classifications High security and special needs areas not used for other classifications Overcrowding in minimum-medium pods Overcrowding in minimum-medium pods 14, 56 bed pods; each has 75-85 inmates Averaged 399 inmates “on the floor” daily in 2007 (Calendar year calculation) Averaged 399 inmates “on the floor” daily in 2007 (Calendar year calculation) Peak of 586 (September 25) 400-500 Bed Shortfall today 400-500 Bed Shortfall today
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Law & Policy Associates 7 Inmates “On-the-Floor”
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Law & Policy Associates BASE ADP, Facility, Cost Projections
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Law & Policy Associates 9 “BASE” ADP Projections (total system: North, Central, WRRC) System processes as they are System processes as they are Linked to county growth Linked to county growth 695,000 in 2000 1,600,000 by 2027 (+130%)
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Law & Policy Associates 10 Space Planning - BASE Needs Space Needs provided in 2 phases Space Needs provided in 2 phases Phase 1: Phase 1: Initiate planning immediately 2,404 new beds, 5,180 total when done Open in 2012 Satisfies needs through 2020 Phase 2: Phase 2: 2,144 new beds, 7,324 total when done Satisfies needs through 2030
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Law & Policy Associates 11 Preliminary Schedule - BASE 825 Bed Shortfall by 2012 1,000 by 2013
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Law & Policy Associates 12 Phase 1 Space Needs 2020 1,060,000 sq.ft. available today
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Law & Policy Associates 13 Phase 2 Space Needs 2030
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Law & Policy Associates 14 Construction Costs - BASE Needs (in 2008 dollars) Phase 1: $290-$355 million Phase 1: $290-$355 million Annual payment at 5%, 20 years Based on average construction cost $26.0 million annually Construction Inflation = 7% annually Construction Inflation = 7% annually Phase 2: $240-$300 million Phase 2: $240-$300 million Annual payment at 5%, 20 years $21.8 million annually
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Law & Policy Associates 15 Annual Operational Costs - BASE Needs (in 2007 dollars) Operations/Staffing/Utilities Operations/Staffing/Utilities Current Costs: $80 million Current Costs: $80 million Future costs above 2007 costs: Future costs above 2007 costs: Phase 1 in opening year (2012): +$12.6 million (16%) Phase 1 in 2020: +$47 million (59%) Phase 2 in 2030: +$97 million (122%)
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Law & Policy Associates 16 Combined Annual Cost Increases- BASE Phase 1 in opening year (2012): $39 million above 2007 costs Phase 1 in opening year (2012): $39 million above 2007 costs Phase 1 in 2020: $73 million Phase 1 in 2020: $73 million Phase 2 in 2030: $145 million Phase 2 in 2030: $145 million Includes overlapping building payments on phases 1 & 2 ($26.0M plus $21.8M)
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Law & Policy Associates Recommended Approaches to Managing Jail Population Size
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Law & Policy Associates 18 Reducing ALOS
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Law & Policy Associates 19 Consensus Plan Policy Elements, Costs ($2.6 million*), & ADP Savings *Excludes cost of space
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Law & Policy Associates 20 Total estimated annual cost of $2.6 million to: Implement revised bond / pretrial release policy Implement pre-warrant screening of citizen complaints Expedite resolution of jailed misdemeanor cases
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Law & Policy Associates 21 Total estimated annual cost of $2.6 million to (continued) : Expedite disposition of jailed non- homicide felony cases (45% of total) Expedite resolution of jailed homicide cases Prompt resolution of jailed probation violation cases Enhance capacity of problem-solving courts
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Law & Policy Associates MODIFIED ADP, Facility, Cost Projections
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Law & Policy Associates 23 BASE & MODIFIED ADP Projection Summary
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Law & Policy Associates 24 Space Planning - MODIFIED Phase 1: Phase 1: Initiate planning immediately Similar 400 bed shortfall as today by 2012 1,644 new beds, 4,420 total when done 760 beds less than BASE needs Satisfies needs through 2020 Phase 2: Phase 2: 1,848 new beds, 6,268 total when done 1,056 total beds less than BASE Satisfies needs through 2030
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Law & Policy Associates 25 Construction Costs - MODIFIED Needs (2008 dollars) Phase 1: $205-250 million Phase 1: $205-250 million Annual payment at 5%, 20 years $18.2 million (based on average project cost) Phase 2: $210-255 million Phase 2: $210-255 million Annual payment at 5%, 20 years $18.7 million
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Law & Policy Associates 26 Annual Operational Costs - MODIFIED Needs (2007 dollars) Operations/Staffing/Utilities : Operations/Staffing/Utilities : Current Costs: $80 million Current Costs: $80 million Future costs above current costs: Future costs above current costs: Phase 1 in opening year (2012): +$3.1 million (3.9%) Phase 1 in 2020: +$32 million (40%) Phase 2 in 2030: +$70 million (89%)
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Law & Policy Associates 27 Combined Annual Cost Increases- MODIFIED Phase 1 in opening year (2012): $21 million Phase 1 in opening year (2012): $21 million Phase 1 in 2020: $50 million Phase 1 in 2020: $50 million Phase 2 in 2030: $107 million Phase 2 in 2030: $107 million Includes overlapping building payments on phases 1 & 2 ($18.2M & $18.7M)
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Law & Policy Associates Estimated SAVINGS from Implementing Consensus Changes
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Law & Policy Associates 29 COMBINED ANNUAL SAVINGS (Base minus Modified Costs) Phase 1 in opening year (2012): $17.3 million gross savings Phase 1 in opening year (2012): $17.3 million gross savings Gross System Change Cost = $2.6 million Net savings = $14.7 million annual More than 5 to 1 return on investment
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Law & Policy Associates 30 Gross Cost Estimate Summary (annual project and operational costs in $millions) Calculated In Current Dollars
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Law & Policy Associates 31 Gross Life Cycle Cost Savings Includes Building Financing Includes Building Financing 20 years, 5% average rate 7% inflation for Ph. 1 4.5% inflation for Ph. 2 Includes Inflation: Includes Inflation: CPI last 3 years = 2.7% 3% assumed Over 19 year life cycle: Over 19 year life cycle: $780 million saved
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Law & Policy Associates 32 Gross Life Cycle Costs of Consensus Change & Net Savings Life Cycle Costs of Consensus Changes Life Cycle Costs of Consensus Changes $2.6 million in current dollars 3% inflation annually, grow w/population Costs begin in FY 2008-09 GROSS Life Cycle Costs = $125 Million GROSS Life Cycle Costs = $125 Million NET Life Cycle Savings = NET Life Cycle Savings = $655 Million
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Law & Policy Associates 33 Maintaining the Savings Continue to monitor/assess progress Continue to monitor/assess progress Develop monitoring tools and processes Develop monitoring tools and processes Re-assess need for additional supporting assets regularly (staff, space, technology) Re-assess need for additional supporting assets regularly (staff, space, technology)
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Law & Policy Associates MECKLENBURG COUNTY Detention Operations Master Plan REPORT KIMME & Associates, Inc./Law & Policy Associates with assistance from American University April 15, 2008
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