LIBRARY: California Department of Corrections: The Cost of Incarcerating Inmates in State-Run Prisons Is Higher Than the Department's Published Cost

HOME | What's New! | Contact Us | Site Map | Sign In

New in the Library » "Hidden Injustice: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Youth in Juvenile Courts"

Corrections Library

Self-Study Options

Assisted Research

Loading...

California Department of Corrections: The Cost of Incarcerating Inmates in State-Run Prisons Is Higher Than the Department's Published Cost

PDF

California Department of Corrections: The Cost of Incarcerating Inmates in State-Run Prisons Is Higher Than the Department's Published Cost

Downloaded 151 times since 12/04/2006.

California State Auditor. Bureau of State Audits (Sacramento, CA)

Published 1998. 24 pages.

California's Department of Corrections' calculations on the amount of incarceration costs per inmate focus primarily on those operating costs directly related to housing, food, clothing, health care, and inmate activities, and concluded for fiscal year 1996-1997 that annual incarceration costs per inmate were $21,012. This review put the cost at $24, 807 per inmate, primarily because it included capital costs, reimbursements to local governments, and the department's share of state central-service costs in the calculation. Accession Number: 014705

Related Documents

A document intended to guide institutions in examining their own emergency preparedness presents self-audit checklists for correctional institutions ...
:: View Details
Critical Analysis of Emergency Preparedness: Self Audit Materials
The knowledge, skills, and traits needed by a detention facility inspector are assessed in this DACUM profile. Tasks are organized into the following ...
:: View Details
Competency Profile of Detention Facility Inspector
Staff shortages in Kansas prisons are covered by relief staff, operational staffing, or overtime. Staffing levels have been experienced that ...
:: View Details
A K-GOAL Audit of the Department of Corrections, Part I: Assessing Staff Safety and Salary Issues
Issues regarding the collection, analysis, and use of information to assess an agency's programs, services, and operations and to serve as a base for ...
:: View Details
Better Corrections Through Information [Videoconference Held March 15, 2000]
This meeting looked at marketing, funding, and auditing in large jail systems. Sections contained in this document include: meeting highlights; ...
:: View Details
Proceedings of the Large Jail Network Meeting, July 2000
A "technical assistance tool, intended to assist community corrections programs in their internal auditing to measure compliance with the Colorado ...
:: View Details
Community Corrections Auditing Guidelines
This report addresses the nature of program review/internal audit systems in correctional agencies and facilities. Based on an analysis of review ...
:: View Details
Program Review and Internal Audit in Corrections
Supplemental resources for the training program "Emergency Preparedness Assessment" (NIC accession no. 006995) are presented. Contents directly ...
:: View Details
Emergency Preparedness Assessment Resource Supplements
An examination of costs in Kentucky county jails is presented. Parts comprising Volume I are: cover letter; executive summary; report -- ...
:: View Details
Report from the State Auditor: Kentucky Jails, A Financial Overview
Access to videos from this conference's sessions (occurring over two days) is provided at this website. Sessions on April 24, 2006 were: Welcome, ...
:: View Details
Opening Up a Closed World: What Constitutes Effective Prison Oversight?

Viewed 11377 times since 10/31/2006 | Last Modified: 9/28/2009 3:23:35 PM

:: USA.gov > U.S. Dept. of Justice > Bureau of Prisons > National Institute of Corrections > .:: Privacy & Disclaimers :: Accessibility ::.