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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS RESOLUTION
APPROVING THE
SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND CRIME PREVENTION ACT OF 2000
And
OFFENDER TREATMENT PROGRAM
COUNTY PLAN AND FUNDING REQUEST FOR
FY 20092070
WHEREAS, In November of 1999, California voters approved Proposition 36, the
Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of 2000 which directs counties to implement a
program to divert nonviolent persons convicted of drug possession or drug use into treatment
and supervisions in lieu of incarceration; and
WHEREAS, in order to receive funding pursuant to the Act, the Butte County
Department of Behaviora[ Health has prepared a County Plan that will comply with the
provisions of the Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of 2000 and the Offender
Treatment Program.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Butte County Board of Supervisors
hereby approves the Substance Abuse Offender Treatment Program (DTP) FY 2009-2010
Application Revision, completed pursuant to §9515, Title 9, California Code of Regulations, by
the Butte County Department of Behaviora( Health.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Butte County Board of Supervisors this 10~h day of
November 2009, by the following vote:
AYES' Super~risors Dolan, Kirk, Lambert, Yamaguchi, and Chair Connelly
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
NOT VOTING: None ~ ~n„
BiII F. Connelly, Chair
Butte County Board of Supervisors
ATTEST:
Gre o G ~r a, lnter'm Chief Administrative Officer
and Cler of .Bo'~rd ~Supervisars
By
PART II
Subs#ance Abuse Offender Treatment Program (OTP}
FY 2009-'i0 Revised OTP Applicafron
{To be completed by counties who did not have a FY 09-70 County plan on ale at ADP by August '[, 2009, or
counties with budget revisions differing substantially from original plan submission.)
Is the county applying for Offender Treatment Program funds?
~~ Yes ~] No
if yes, continue completing the remaining questions. If no, complete a Decline of Funds
form (ACL4 09-08, Part III) and submit to ADP.
NARRATIVE
1) Provide the name and contact information of the OTP Administrative Contact.
OTP Contact: Carl Evans
Agency: Butte County Behavioral Health
Address: 109 Parmac Road Ste 1, Chico, CA 95926 ~ ~~~~ ___
Phone Number: (530) 895-6591
Contact email: cevans@buttecounty.net
2) Is the person identified above the county contact for follow up questions pertaining to
the submitted application?
( Yes ]~ No (If no, provide the appropriate name and contact information below.)
Application Contact
Name:
Agency:
Address:
Phone Number:
Contact email:
3) Is the county Board of Supervisors' approval, or are written Board of Supervisors'
delegation (by written resolution, delegation approval authority or order) attached? (If
county is applying for OTP funds, include language indicating Board approval for
required county matching funds and use of OTP funds.)
Yes No
If no, when will it be available? Shortly after the November 10, 2009 BOS meeting.
4) Check the entities who assisted in FY 2009-10 OTP application completion.
- Probation Department
= Parole
-- Court
~Y~ District Attorney
~~ Sheriff Department
Treatment Providers
County Mental Health
Native Americans
Alumni Groups
Other
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PART [i
Substance Abuse Offender Treatment Program (OTP)
FY 2009-10 Revised OTP Applicafiion
(To be completed by counties who did nat have a FY 09-10 County plan on file at ADP by August 1, 2009, or
counties with budget revisions differing substantially from original plan submission.)
5} Describe how the county fosters collaboration between treatment and criminal justice
entities and what collaborative efforts are being included for FY 2009-10.
OFFENDER TREATMENT PROGRAM GOALS
1} What goals will the county achieve by utilizing OTP funds? Marked boxes should
reflect costs outlined on the OTP budget sheet. Include strategies for how the county
plans to achieve the identified goal indicated. Examples of strategies are listed on the
instruction sheet. Not all goals need to be met.
J[ Enhance treatment services.
Treatment services will be enhanced by increased individual appointments with
clients identified as relapsing or potential for relapse. Additionally the treatment
will allow for smaller group sizes which will allow far more increased
communication and learning opportunities that are compromised when large
group numbers are required.
increase proportion of offenders who enter, remain in, and complete
treatment.
Client case management services are provided by Probation and Behavioral
Health staff. Case management needs are identified by the assessment team
through the Behavioral Health Prop 36 assessment process. These assessments
are developed into treatment plans through which goals and timelines are
identified.
During Probation and Behavioral Health weekly meetings, and prior to client
reviews, treatment plan information is shared and ancillary service needs are
identified. Probation includes treatment recommendations in the review report to
the entire Prop 3fi team (Public Defender, Judge, DA}.
After sentencing, defendants are given an indoctrination appointment with
Probation within one week. They are then placed on a pending list while waiting
for PO assignment.
II Reduce delays in the availability of appropriate services.
How? ~ ~=:
Employ a drug court model, including dedicated court calendars with regularly
scheduled reviews of treatment progress, and strong collaboration by the
courts, probation, and treatment.
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PART l1
Substance Abuse Offender Treatment Program (OTP}
FY 2009-10 Remised OTP Application
(To be completed by counties who did not have a FY 09-10 County plan on file at ADP by August 1, 2009, or
counties with budget revisions differing substantially from original plan submission.)
Describe existing court practices, and specific activity or practice the counfy will
employ to achieve a drug court model. Describe which strategies from the list
above will be used to meet this goal.
Butte County currently employs the Drug Court Model to the extent the law allows.
There is a dedicated court calendar every week for Prop 36 which includes apre-
court meeting where the Prop 36 Court Team (Judge, DA, PD, Probation,
Treafinent) discuss cases on the calendar. The Court Team discusses
satisfactory progress, violations alledged~filed, appropriate incentives and
sanctions, and treatment modifications. The first review is scheduled within 2
weeks after sentencing to determine whether intake/ndoctrination appointments
were kept. This serves to ensure client retention in treatment and probation.
Subsequent reviews occur every 4-8 weeks depending on defendants' LSI
scores, treatment assessment, and compliance with treatment and probation
requirements. Review dates are advanced when violations occur, in order to
address them as quickly as possible and `intermediate incentives and sanctions
of graduating severity for problematic or recalcitrant offenders" are employed as
indicated per current research. Probation and Treatment also meet weekly at the
outpatient sites to discuss cases on the calendar for the following week and to
discuss cases on an ongoing basis. Probation and Treatment are co-heated in
the Chico site, along with the Drug Court Team, to ensure ease for clients to
access services.
Strategies Utilized:
Adopt drug court procedures (drug court practices include: court calendars
dedicated to SACPA offenders, direct contact between judge and offender,
appropriate treatment and supervision, and close collaboration between judge,
prosecutor, defense attorney, and treatment provider).
Use intermediate sanctions of graduating severity for problematic or recalcitrant
offenders (not to include jail sanctions at this point).
Develop treatment services that are needed but nofi available.
How?~Butte~County De~a~°-WW~acfineri~.of_:Behauior_-ai~~iea ~~~as%e~cent~eeci
~= Other activities, approaches, and services.
Identify goal: =~
How?
2) Is the county utilizing up to 5% of their annual OTP allocation for mental health services
for OTP eligible offenders with co-occurring disorders?
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PART II
Substance Abuse Offender Treatment Program (OTP)
FY 2D09-10 Revised OTP Application
(To be completed by counties who did not have a FY 09-'l0 County plan on file at ADP by August 1, 2009, or
counties with budget revisions differing substantially from original plan submission.)
~~ Yes ~ Np
If yes, please describe how the funds are being utilized.
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