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-----~---~~~. -'""".-=-./}Characteristics of the Criminal Justice SystemsSourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics 1983Table '1.46 Selected characteristics of private juvenile CUstody facilities,Ulited States, 1974, 1975, 1977, and 1979Table 1.48 Residents, facilities, personnel, and per capita expenditures of private juvenilecustody facilities, by State, on Dec. 31, 1977 and 1979NJTE: See NJTE, Table 1.43. For a description of data collection procedures and definitions ofterms, see AppendiX 3.NJTE: See NJTE, Table 1.43. For a description of data collection proceduresPer capitaand definitions of terms, see AppendiX 3.--.B!l~lg!illJb Eocilities ~[~!llJlJel ~c;!jturesaState 1977 1979 1977 1979 1977 1979 1977. __.!1l2..Sefected characteristics 1974 1975 1977 1979U,lted States, total 29,070 28,688 1,600 1,561 30,918 32,921 $12,269 $15,377f\lJrnber of facilities, total 1,337 1,277 1,600 1,561Short-term 76 66 126 75Alabama 140 132 15 20 174 184 5,284 10,082Long-term 1,261 1,211 1,474 1,486Alaska 163 231 15 16 204 242 23,~IS 23,767Arizona 731 644 38 28 746 718 13,307 21,272Facility occupancy rateArkansas 373 588 19 27 402 489 4,523 10,223(percent of facllities):a~California 3,916 3,932 286 250 3,913 4,6c)7 13,353 16,533Occupied less then 70 percent21 21 20 22Occupied 70 to 100 percent 72 (b) 78 76~ Colorado 665 554 32 27 667 544 10,382 12,930Occupied more than 100 percent 7 (b) 2 2Connecticut 3~1ij369 27 21 410 363 II ,891 12,812DelawareG()l'lImber of personnel, total 28,612 27,651 30,918 32,921il District of Columbia 35 ° (b) ° 3 (b) ° 47 ° (b) ° (b) (b)Full-time 20,600 N\ 22,381 23,538~ Florida 724 728 36 30 592 588 9,201 11,736Part-time 8,012 N\ 8,537 9,383IIGeorgiaIi301 263 12 10 266I276 6,81i3 9,185Juveniles per full-timeHawalf 58 21 5 3 88 30 26,4'28 14,715staff member 1.5 N\ 1.3 1.2Idaho 106 112 7 6 159 165 1/ ,861 16,542Illinois 944 516 20 12 1,069 601 15,e-06 17,374Expenditures (In thousandsIndiana 822 954 29 44 573 886 8, j'89 I 1,332of dollars), total$294,036 $273,644 $384,327 $465,214 ijCapital $25,905 $19,173 $21,008 $25,933Iowa 319 434II30 44 366 638 13,824 21,013Operating $268,131 $254,471 $363,319 $439,281Kansas 646 761 55 64 615 826 10,486 I 1,058, Kentucky 283 234 II 12 393 418 6,031 8,897°~Per capita ogerating costLouisiana 331 407 16 17 268 314 7,,720 11,673(in dollars) $8,543 $9,516 $12,269 $15,377I Maine 324 282 17 18 172 189 7,843 8,751f\lJmber of admissions a 53,661 56,708 67,045 69,507!Maryland 588 570 44 41 714 739 le',866 12,528Massachusetts 678 687 40 4/~ 953 1,083 1;),541 17,430f\lJmber of departures a 47,471 50,986 61,571 64,574Michigan 1,092 919 49 36 1,227 1,197 1'5,631 20,115Minnesota 916 71:::: 85 62 980 875 12,872 15,810Average Mississippi dail~ number169 89 9 5 86 59 4,314 6,780of residents31,384 26,740 29 1 611 28,566I Missouri!587 515 26 23 663 664 12,205 15,360aBased on all residents (juvenile and adult).Montana 152 115 10 9 h37 149 8,756 15,885bData are not available for this specific category; 79 percent of allNebraska 489 514 II II 520 510 9,825 15,674Nevad\~privat2 facilities had an occupancy rate of 70 percent or greater.(b) 91 (b)I!7 (b) 95 5,476 (b)Based on average daily number of residents.New Hampshire 162 218 6 9 I/O 147 7,307 11,734ISource: U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice andNew Jelrsey 255 427 20 17 347 505 13,059 15,764Delinquency Prevention, Children in Custody 1977-1979, A Repart on the 1977!'Jew Me,xlco 324 240 16 14 230 211 6,239 8,844and 1979 Censuses of Public and Private Juvenile Detention! Correctional! andNew York 3,427 3,319 III 149 4,564 4,913 18,652 21,790Shelter Facilities (Draft) (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Justice,l\brth Carolina 403 471 31 44 379 564 9,052 12,1171982). Table adapted by SOURCEBOOK staff.North Dakota 115 91 7 6 III 107 10,030 21,165Table 1.47 Selected characteristics of private juvenile custody facilities, by tYP6 offacility, Ulited States, on Dec. 31, 1977 and 1979Ohio 1,240 1,193 76 66 1,400 I ,30/~ 11,901 16,%1Oklahomo 572 647 39 35 626 623 8,573 II ,004Oregon 443 414 39 33 555 6/.4 12,229 16,753PennsylVania 1,673 2,137 57 69 1,998 2,506 15,456 15,103Rhode Island 73 121 6 II 72 Illb 8,827 12,742NJTE: See NJTES, Tables 1.43 and 1.44. For a description of data collection procedures anddefinitions of terms, see Appendix 3.South Carolina 121 144 9 8 108 125 6,916 8,532South Dakota 287 235 19 17 227 242 9,080 11,751TennesseeI:il2e of 201 fgcilit~420 9 24 224 367 8,194 9,973All facilities Short-term Long-term,_:/Texas 1,564 1,405 47 39 1,051 1,086 6,891 10,751Selected characteristics 1977 1979 1977 1979 1977 1979UtahI! 163 211 16 15 157 167 7,136 9,770'jNJrnber of facilities, total 1,600 1,561 126 75 1,474 1,486 Vermont'I109 140 10 13 174 152 8,720 14,923!IVirginia 263 213 9 6 209 210 10,116 14,063Physical environment: WashingtonI941,)605 74 46 860 560 8,875 10,441Institutional facilities 206 174 16 14 190 160 West Virginia 20 30 6 6I i46 48 10,841 10,155Open facilities 1,394 1,387 110 61 1,284 1,326Wisconsin 628 597 42 45 896 843 16,236 20,630:1 Wyomlng (b) (b)! __ l~L (b) (b) (b) (b) (b)'1Frequency of comnunity access:Daily or almost daily 1,260 1,244 101 53 1,15> 1,191 :1bBased on average daily population.Weekly or less frequently 312 283 16 16 296 2(j7 i'Dato not shown to preserve confidentiality;{Never 28 34 9 6 19 28 guarantees; data are Included, however, in total:; entries.Security level:~~"Strict 55 42 5 5 50 37Medium 395 333 26 15 J69 318Minlmol or none 1,150 1,186 95 55 1,055 1,1311\I,tiJmber of personnel, total 30,918 32,921 1,803 1,089 29,115 31,832 PStatus:PayrollII26,030 27,821 1,162 853 24,868 26,968I'bnpayroll 2,232 2,421 263 143 1,%9 2,278IiComnunity volunteer 2,656 2,679 378 93 2,278 2,5B6\1IiSource: U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Juvenile Justice and DelinquencyI'Prevention, Children in Custod 1977-1979 ARe rt on the 1977 and 1979 Censuses of 11Public and Private uvenile Detention(Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department l Correctiona ! an S e ter acilities ra t 0 Justice, (992). Table adapted by SMCEBOOKstaff.II122d11~~I) 'i!IJ123