Okaloosa County BOCC — 2013 meeting #1182 (date undetermined) — img050 — reading text

MISDEMEANOR PROBATION SERVICES JUD 05-14 PROPOSALS RECEIVED JUDICIAL CORRECTION SERVICES, INC. Atlanta, GA CORRECTIVE SOLUTIONS San Clemente, CA BOARD APPROVED REVIEW COMMITTEE Judge Patterson Maney Commissioner Dave Parisot Bill Bishop — Assistant State Attorney Thomas Murphy — Assistant Public Defender Robin Wright — Trial Court Administrator Richard Brannon — Purchasing Director. addition to the supervision noted above. Costs of electronic monitoring shall be borne by the probationers. d. Urinalysis Testing — The proposer will be required to provide urinalysis testing for probations. Information should be provided on the type of testing used, change of custody and cost to the probationers. 2. Rehabilitation Services - The proposer shall provide a list of rehabilitative, work incentive, and job placement services (e.g. anger management, shop lifting prevention, money management, substance abuse, driver improvement, domestic violence, parenting, etc.) with specific descriptions of treatments and outcomes, that will be offered to the probationer at no or minimal costs. If a cost is involved, the proposer shall identify the total cost of the service to the probationer. 3. DUI School - The proposer shall provide a description of how they plan to address the probationer’s requirement of attending DUI School. If proposer is not a DUI school service provider, describe the plan to access other providers. If a cost is involved, the proposer shall identify the total cost of the service to the probationer. 4. Impoundment of Vehicles — The proposer shall provide a description of how they plan to address the statutory requirement of the impoundment of the probationer’s vehicle. If a cost is involved, the proposer shall identify the total cost of the service to the DUI probationer. 5. Diversion Programs — The proposer will be required to provide program descriptions for a Pretrial Diversion Program and a Check Diversion Program. Proposer shall identify the total cost of the service to the probationer. 6. Service Locations — The proposer will be required to provide supervision services in the north and south end of the County. Describe the delivery of services at both locations. 7. Staffing Levels — The proposer shall provide a description of how they plan to staff the organization they will use to provide the services they are proposing. At a minimum this description shall address: a. Total number of staff, position titles and descriptions, and anticipated ratio or probation officers to each County Judge. b. Describe the procedures for assigning staff for each level of service. Include the staffing pattern for the North-end of the County (Crestview) and the South-end of the County. List the number and type of staff that is proposed to be assigned to handle each level of service. c. Anticipated maximum staff caseload. with whom the proposer has a contract, in connection with the delivering of Misdemeanor Probation Services. the company’s structure as stated above. Describe the relatiq: proposer and all subcontractors in the proposer’s proposal, inclyy roles and responsibilities. ; MISDEMEANOR PROBATION SERVICES SCOPE OF WORK - Proposals shall set forth the services and programs to be provided as required in the following subsections (1-15). Services to be provided must comply with all applicable federal, state and local laws, as well as any applicable court orders. When differences exist, the highest standards shall apply as determined by the County. 1. Supervision Services — The proposer shall describe its approach to ensuring a probationer complies with the conditions of the probation order. At a minimum, they should address frequency of contact, type and location of contact, interpretive services, method of electronic monitoring if appropriate, etc. a. Initial Intake & Counseling — The proposer shall require an initial face-to-face contact with all probationers for counseling and supervision, unless waived by the sentencing Court, upon initiation of the probation. The proposer shall clearly explain all of the terms of the probation to the probationer in a manner that the probationer fully understands. The proposer shall conduct or complete the referral process for a substance abuse evaluation of the probationer within fifteen (15) days of the initiation of the probation, if ordered by the court. In cases where the probationer has been ordered not to have contact with a victim who shares the same residence, or when otherwise ordered by the court, the proposer shall verify the probationer’s actual home address. The proposer shall verify the probationer’s employment within the first thirty (30) days of the probation, unless specifically waived by the court. b. Supervision — In addition to the initial intake and counseling session noted above, most probationers will then be required to report to the proposer’s office once per month for the remainder of their probationary term. The court may alter the frequency of visits in individual cases. Attendance by the probationer at court ordered counseling sessions is in addition to required visits with the proposer. c. Electronic Monitoring — The proposer shall describe if they plan to provide electronic monitoring and alcohol monitoring in house or if probationers will be referred to other service providers. This may be in MISDEMEANOR PROBATION SERVICES RANKING SHEET (JUD 05-14) JUDICIAL CORRECTION SERVICE CORRECTIVE SOLUTION ROBIN WRIGHT 1 2 JUDGE PATTERSON MANEY 1 2 COMMISSIONER DAVE PARISOT 1 2 BILL BISHOP 1 2 THOMAS MURPHY 1 2 TOTAL SCORE 1 2