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FROM: , PHIL BATCHELOR
County Administrator Costa
DATE: November 5, 1986 County
SUBJECT: AMENDMENTS TO 1986/87 COUNTY JUSTICE SYSTEM SUBVENTION PROGRAM,
INCLUDING ALLOCATION OF 1985/86 CARRYOVER FUNDS
SPECIFIC REQUEST(S) OR RECOMMENDATION(S) h BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION
RECOMMENDATIONS:
1. Amend Board Orders of May 13, 1986, June 10, 1986, and October 14, 1986 related to
approval of 1986/87 County Justice -System Subvention Program and related contracts,
as follows:
a. Increase the District Attorney's PERFORMANCE OF AB 3121 FUNCTIONS project from
$256,594 to $272,507 by allocating $15,913 of 1985/86 carryover Subvention Funds
to that project.
b. Increase the City of Brentwood's YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES; EAST CONTRA COSTA
COUNTY project from $83,414 to $88,084 by allocating $4,670 of 1985/.86 carryover
Subvention Funds to that project, and authorize the County Administrator, or his
designee, to execute an amended contract on behalf of the County with the City
of Brentwood.
C. Increase the Criminal Justice Agency's PLANNING, COORDINATION, EVALUATION AND
ADMINISTRATION project from $77,730 to $117,013 by allocating $39,283 of 1985/86
carryover Subvention Funds to that project and authorize the County Admini-
strator, or his designee, to execute an amended contract on behalf of the County
with the Criminal Justice Agency.
2. Approve required appropriation and revenue adjustments (AP00 5083 and RA00 5083),
FISCAL IMPACT:
Fiscal year 1985/86 Subvention Funds (commonly referred to as AB 90) are, available for
expenditure through June 30, 1987. Use of these State funds as recommended for both the
District Attorney and Criminal Justice Agency,projects would support activities that
otherwise would require County General, Funds. Their use for various tasks related to
planning the new detention facility and Proposition 52 correctional facilities planning
also contribute to the required county match for those State funds.
REASONS FOR RECOMMENDATION/BACKGROUND:
On May 13, June 10, and October 14, 1986, your Board took various actions related to
approval of project amounts and contracts for the 1986/87 County Justice System Subvention
Program (formerly AB 90). The requested actions are consistent with the County Justice
System Subvention Program Advisory Group policy and practice.
CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: X YES SIGNATURE:
.X. RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDAT` F BOARD COMMITTEE
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ACTION OF BOARD ON APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED AL OTHER
VOTE OF SUPERVISORS
UNANIMOUS (ABSENT ) 1 HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE
AYES: NOES: AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN
ABSENTi ABSTAIN: AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN.
CAO-Justice System Programs �98U
CC: ATTESTED NOV 18
District Attorney Phii a Dr, Clerk of the ftatd of
Criminal Justice Agency Sap rm m>tedCW9yAdmiaist dw
James Frank, Chief, Brentwood Police Dept.
C. Heden, Chair, Advisory Group %to-17
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Amendments to 1986/87 County Justice System Subvention Program,
Including Allocation of 1985/86 Carryover Funds
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Approval of the above recommendations will have the following programmatic and fiscal
consequences:
1. District Attorney's Office
The prosecution of juvenile offenders in the District Attorney's Office as
supported by this project represents a State mandate which these Subvention
Funds are designed to pay for. Carryover has been built into the District
Attorney's budget, as approved by your Board, for fiscal year 1986/87. Without
the carryover funds, the District Attorney would still be required to fulfill
the mandated responsibilities which would increase the net County cost to the
District Attorney's Office.
2. City of Brentwood
As part of Brentwood's Youth and Family Services Project, staff provides
re-entry counseling to 40 youths committed to the Boys' Ranch. Carryover funds
will allow expansion of this program element to 70 youths at the facility.
Failure to provide funds for this would not automatically increase costs to the
County General Fund; however, many youths would not receive needed re-entry
counseling as they leave the Boys' Ranch. This could lead to problems of
adjustment to the community and, ultimately, to increased County costs--
especially if violation of Probation is involved.
3. Criminal Justice Agency
The FY 1986/87 Adopted County Budget contains funds for site acquisition,
architectural services and related detention facility costs. These budgeted
funds are not adequate to pay for estimated costs this fiscal year of all the
required tasks related to the new facility. Also, application needs to be made
for funds the County is eligible to receive for adult and juvenile facilities
made available through the passage of Proposition 52. In addition, work will
continue on exploring expanded or_'additional alternatives to incarceration so
that this County can continue to mitigate, to the degree possible, the current
overcrowding in the detention system. Failure to allocate these funds as
recommended would require that these activities be supported with General Funds.
AUDITOR-CONTROLLER USE ONLY
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY FINAL APPROVAL NEEDED BY:
APPROPRIATION ADJUSTMENT
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
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COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR
ACCOUNT CODING BUDGET UNIT:
ORGANIZATION EXPENDITURE
SUB-ACCOUNT EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT DESCRIPTION DECREASE INCREASE
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3250 2310 Professional/Specialized Service $39,283 X00
(AB 90 Justice System Administration)
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3254 3580 East Contra Costa County Youth Services I 4,670 b0
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0990 6301 Reserve for Contingencies $43,953 i00
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0990 6301 Appropriable New Revenue 43,953 00
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APPROVED EXPLANATION OF REQUEST
AUDIT NTROLLER
To augment contracts between County and the Criminal
B Date Justice Agency of Contra Costa County and City of
Brentwood for operations of County Justice System
COUNTY ADtOINISTRATOR Subvention Program projects, utilizing 1985/86
'� Co,vTG<•Td funds ok3j6P,T� -6 6a
By:; Date'rlb�86
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Supervisors Powm,Fanden,
YES: Schroder,McPeak,Torlaksca
NO: 1400%J1
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Phil Batchelor, Clerk of the Board of Director, Justice
Supervisors and CowTty Administrator System Programs 10/30/86
A NOVONATU RE TITLE s, � DATE
By:
C Date r 1 1986 APPROPRIATION A P 0 0 50 o J
ADJ. JOURNAL NO.
(N 129 Ray-2/86) SEE INSTRUCTIONS ON REVERSE SIDE
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY
ESTIMATED REVENUE ADJUSTMENT
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BUDGET UNIT.
AccouNr coolNs
County Administrator's Office (Justice System Programs) Budget Unit 0325
ORGANIZATION ACCOUNT REVENUE DESCRIPTION INCREASE <DECREASE>
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3250 9364 AB 90 Justice System Administration $39,283100 1
3254 9364 East Contra Costa County Youth Services 4,670100
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APPROVED EXPLANATION OF REQUEST
AUDITO CONTROLLER
Date�i�r Oy To augment contracts between County and the Criminal
Justice Agency of Contra Costa County and City of
COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR Brentwood for operations of County Justice System
Subvention Program projects, utilizing 1985/86
sy: Dote b Co.af:ecT,/ funds. aul6,;i4rl abr amwe/ N /9r-1/a'7
60ARD OF SUPERVISORS
SupervisorsFanden,
YES: Schroder,McPeak,Torlakson QJ�
NO:
Z4j�41 LA*W PQU4.&W l Director, Justice
Phil Batchelor, Clerk of the Board ofEORGE ROEM R System Programs 10/30/86
SIGNATURE TITLE DATE
Supervisors and County Administrator
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