HomeMy WebLinkAboutRESOLUTIONS - 02062001 - 2001-60 THE BOARD OF 1SUPERVItSOR1S
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
Adopted this Order of February 6, 2001 , by the following vote:
AYES: SUPERVISORS GIOIA, GERBER, DeSAULNIER, GLOVER and UILKEMA
NOES: NONE
ABSENT: NONE
ABSTAIN: NONE
RESOLUTION NO. 2001/6 0
SUBJECT: SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND CRENAE )
PREVENTION ACT OF 2000 (PROP 36)
WHEREAS Proposition 36, the Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of 2000 was
passed by majority vote on November 7, 2000; and
WHEREAS The Act will provide $3,100,000.00 annually to Contra Costa County for drug
treatment services in FY 2001-2002 through 2005-2006. The California Department of
Alcohol and Drug Programs has been designated as the lead agency for the state; and
WHEREAS Contra Costa Health Services, Contra Costa Probation, and the Superior Court
are the local agencies for Contra Costa County serving the needs of the residents of the
County; and
WHEREAS Contra Costa Health Services, Contra Costa Probation Department, and the
Superior Court agrees to divide the funding (Contra Costa Health Services 67.25%,
Contra Costa Probation 26.25%, and the Superior Court 6.5
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED THAT the Board of Supervisors of Contra Costa
County hereby designates the Contra Costa Health Services Department, Community
Substance Abuse Services Division as the County Lead Agency for the Substance
Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of 2000(Prop 36); and
Contra Costa Health Services agrees to be responsible for the following activities:
1) Coordinate the development of a county plan for implementation of the Act with
principal partners including Contra Costa Health Services (Community Substance
Abuse Services), probation, law enforcement and the courts;
2) Directly.provide or contract with drug treatment programs;
3) Administer funds received by the county pursuant to the Act;
4) Coordinate data collection and quarterly reporting through existing Department of
Alcohol and Drug Programs data systems; and
5) Coordinate evaluation of county programs.
THEREFORE asa. designated agency, Contra Costa Health Services agrees to establish a
local Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Trust Fund pursuant to the regulations
established by the Act.
�-=-See the attached addendum.
I hereby certify that this is a true and correct copy of an action
taken and entered on the minutes of the board of supervisors on
the date shown.
attested Fphriiary 6 , 2001
Phil Batchelor, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors and County
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by
Deputy
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cc: County Administrator
Health Services Director
C. Deutschman CSAS
Resoluti6n:r.2001 /60
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ADDENDUM TO RESOLUTION NO. 2001-60
February 6, 2001
On this date, the Board of Supervisors considered accepting and adopting a
resolution endorsing the Contra Costa Health Services Department, Community
Substance Abuse Services Division, as the County Lead Agency for the Substance
Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of 2000 (Prop 36) and establishing a local
substance abuse and Crime Prevention Trust Fund.
William Walker, M.D., Director of Health Services, presented the staff report. Also
present were Scott Tandy, Chief Assistant County Administrator, Silvano
Marchesi, County Counsel and Steve Bautista, County Probation Officer.
Mr. Bautista and Judge Garrett Grant of the Contra Costa County Superior Court,
spoke of their support for the Program.
The Board discussed the issues.
The public hearing was opened and the following people offered comments:
Joseph Partansky, 1406 Barbis Way, Concord, and Tom Aswad,
Substance Abuse Advisory Board, P.O. Box 31114, Walnut Creek.
Those desiring to speak having been heard, the Board continued to discuss the
matter.
Supervisor Uilkema moved the proposed resolution, with the amendment that
within six months the Health Services Department come back to the full board with
an update as to how the Program is going, the funding picture and the projected
breakdowns. Supervisor Gerber seconded the motion and requested a friendly
amendment that at the Health Services Department's discretion, that they report to
the Family and Human Services Committee sooner than six months. Supervisor
Uilkema accepted the amendment.
The Board voted unanimously.
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FROM: Joseph V.A. Partansky, M.B.A. SEB , g 2001,
volunteer policy support staff & of suPERv�soas
compiler of "DRAFT" KCO Aoos�N co . . ..
Implementation of California's Proposition 36 (Substance
Abuse and Crime Prevention Act) Resources Guide —2 initial
pages
TO:
Please review, critique and ask whomever you share the
accompanying resources guide to do the same and offer and
transmit any comments and suggestions or sample publications,
etc. to improve the next and future editions.
Please add me to your MAILING LIST of any Prop 36 materials
that you care to share and expose to a wider audience. Thank
you.
Joseph V.A. Partansky
1406 Barbis Way
Concord, CA 94518
tel. (925) 682-9957 or e-mail: jpartans@hotcoco.infi.net
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Joseph V.A. Partansky, M.B.A., Consultant in Social Rehabilitation
1406 Barbis Way, Concord, Calif. 94518
(925) 682-9957 or jpartans@hotcoco.infi.net
18 Jan 01
Gerald F. Uelmen
Professor of Law
School of Law
Santa Clara University
500 El Camino Real
Santa Clara,CA 05053-0421
408-554-57291 m/FAX (408)253-0885
e-mail: Guehnen@,mafler.scu.edu
Dear Prof. Uelmen:
This brief note is a follow-up of our two conversations. We first talked after your talk at
the"Rational Drug Policies in San Francisco: Implementing Proposition 36,"on Nov. 29,
2000,which was sponsored by District Attorney Terence Hallinan et al.. We met again in
during"Exploring the Opportunities of Proposition 36,"on December 18, 2000, in
Sacramento, which was sponsored by the Campaign for New Drug Policies et al. To
assist you in your bibliography to your writing up your November comments on defense
and prosecution options under Prop 36 I am enclosing a draft of my"Implementation of
California's Proposition 36 (Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act) Resources
Guide'(2p., 17 Jan 01, DRAFT).
You'll note that during the Policy Forum,the first held by new California Department of
Alcohol and Drug Program's Director Kathryn P. Jett, on January 12, 2001, in
Sacramento, there were several relevant handouts. I want to especially bring to your
attention "Drug Courts and the Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of 2000
Comparison"(Jan., 2001?, Ip.,green paper) and "Drug Court Programs"(Jan., 2001?,
2p.,blue paper). The colors probably do not fax well;hopefully they will shortly
appear on ADP's special web site<http://www.adp.cahwenet.gov/prop36>.
I look forward to receiving a version of your comments which could be widely shared as the various
parties try to make Prop 36 work. Will the Narcotic Addict Evaluation Authority and
the California(Civil Addict)Rehab Center's policy and procedures add any complications? "Vertical
prosecution" —came up during the January Policy Forum,but seems to be"a hanging chad"—raises the
same question. I expect you will be sharing your product with Lindesmith attorney Daniel N.
Abrahanson and co Arafter Clifford Gardner,but may I also suggest you share with Howard Weinberg,
Acting Chief Counsel,Office of Legal Affairs,Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs, State of
California, 1700 K Street,Sacramento,CA 958114 (916)327-3862, FAX(916)327-7516 or
hweinbergC(d_,adp.state.ca.us.? .
Cordially,
17 January 01 DRAFT 2 (initially 2 pages)
(Would welcome comments and suzyestions)
Implementation of California's Proposition 36 (Substance Abuse and
Crime Prevention Act) Resources Guide
compiled by
Joseph V.A. Partansky, M.B.A., Consultant, Social Rehabilitation
(925) 682-9957 or jpartans@hotcoco.infi.net
1406 Barbis Way, Concord, CA 94518
Lead Agency: California (State) Department of Alcohol and Drug
Programs (ADP), 1700 `K' Street, Sacramento, CA 95814
Handouts at ADP's "POLICY FORUM": Friday, Jan. 12, 2001, Sacramento
a. "Drug Courts and the Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of
2000 Comparison" (1p.);
b. "Drug Court Programs" (2p)/ both not yet at web site;
c. "Letter to all Chairs, County Board of Supervisors/SUBSTANCE
ABUSE AND CRIME PREVENTION ACT OF 2000 FUNDING" (Dec
29, 2000113p);
d. (Emergency Regulations establishing State Substance Abuse Treatment
Trust Fund and method to distribute initial$60,000,000): "Title 9, Div.4, Calif. Code of Regs. ,
CCR, Chpt 2.5, 9500-9545".( l 1p., Office of Administrative Law,OAL,Dec. 26, 2000);
e. "FY 2000-01 Substance Abuse Treatment Trust Funds Allocation of$58,781,147..,to the
Counties,"e.g. Contra Costa$1,550,097, SF$2,300,665, Alameda$2,752,818, LA $15,743,011.
f Besides the above,there is a link to the Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act(Prop 36)at
the web site<htty://www.adt).cahwenet.p.ov/i)rou36>.
From ADP's Resource Center (1-800-879-2772 or 916-445-1942 TTY) information/publications:
g. Treatment Works! Where to find help in California communities for alcohol and other drug
problems: 1999( The Directory was published in 2000,has 273 pages and is ADP-00-3485,free);
h. "Resource Center's 2001 Publications Catalogue"(69p.,Jan.,2001, ADP-01-3493,free)
i. FUTURE(?)i."Prop 36 List of state ADP and Inter-Agency Contacts(including the current 17
secretaries and directors of the Governor's Policy Council on Drug and Alcohol Abuse, GPC,
and potential members: Board of Pharmacy,Board of Medical Quality Assurance and the
Department of Managed Health Care," ii. "Prop 36 Evaluation Advisory Group List of
Members,"and iii. "Prop 36 Associations/Stakeholders' Advisory Group List of Members."
j. "ADP Fact Sheets(@ 65)for Major Programs, Special Projects or Operations,Research
Findings," see especially"Criminal Justice Parole Services Network" (2p,Mar, '98) and
"Criminal Justice Target Cities Project" (2p., June, 2000 and learn about San Francisco'.s
head start and effort from October, 1993 to Sept. 30, 2000, a FINAL REPORT?) To access
"ADP Fact Sheets" go to ADP web site(see f. above)and click on "About Us" then last item.
Continued on page two
17 January0l DRAFT (initially 2 of 2 pages)
(Would welcome comments and sunestions)
Implementation of California's Proposition 36 (Substance Abuse and
Crime Prevention Act) Resources Guide, continued...
Ic Another ADP handout was an announcement of "Youth Vista 2001 Conference," July 30&31,
2001,Radisson Hotel, Sacramento, CA, which "will focus on best practices for youth specific
services including alcohol and drug treatment,mental health treatment,and workforce invest-
ment activities." Call ADP Resource Center 1-800-879-2772 or visit "Event Calendar" at
<http://www.adp.state.ca.us>, for more information.
Selected list of best practice guidelines, CSAT Treatment Improvement Protocals(TIPs), from the
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration(SAMHSA),U.S. Dept. of Health and Human
Services(DHHS). Obtain free hard copies or pull down some TIPS from the National
Clearinghouse for Drug and Alcohol Information(NCADI) use <http://www.health.org/pubs/
cataloglordering.htm>or call 1-800-729-6686 ;use NCADI `s BKD...number(s).
1. TIP 38:Integrating Substance Abuse Treatment and Vocational Services(12/2000),247p. BKD 381
M. TIP 34:13rief Interventions and Brief Therapies for Substance Abuse Treatment,243p BKD341
n. TIP 30: Continuity of Offender Treatment for Substance Abuse Disorders From
Institution to Community, 121p. BKD304
o. TIP27: Comprehensive Case Management for Substance Abuse Treatment, 121p. BKD251
p. TIP25: Substance Abuse Treatment and Domestic Violence, 151p. BKD239
q. TIP 23:Treatment Drug Courts: Integrating Substance Abuse Treatment With Legal
Case Processing 65p. BKD205
r. TIP 19:Detoxification from Alcohol and Other Drugs, 95p. BKD172
s. TIP 17:Planning for Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Treatment for Adults in the Criminal
Justice System, 116p. BKD165
t. TIP 14:Develoving State Outcomes Monitoring_Systems for Alcohol and Other Drug
Abuse Treatment, 96p. BKD162
u. TIP 12: Combining Substance Abuse Treatment With Intermediate-Sanctions for Adults
in the Criminal Justice System, 101p. (will be reprinted in 2001) BKD144
v. TIP 8: Intensive Outpatient Treatment for Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse, 104p. BKD139
w. TIP 7: Screening and Assessment for Alcohol and Other Drug,Abuse Among Adults
in the Criminal Justice System, 129p. BKD138
BEHIND BARS: SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND AMERICA'S PRISON
POPULATION (Jan., 1998, 281p., $25.00 from CASA,,212-841-5200;FAX(212)956-
8020 or web site <htttp://www.casacolumbia.org>.
Campaign for New Drug Policies, at <www.Prop36.org>, will have its Dec 18th
Conference"Exploring the Opportunities of Prop 36 handout(150p) and transcript
available. Search alternative <www.drugreform.org>for flowchart "Processing of first or
second drug possession conviction under Prop 36."
For archival,current and future press coverage of California's Prop 36 (Substance Abuse and
Crime Prevention Act)go to <www.mapinc org>within"Focal Points"click on"Proposition 36
(CA)."
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