2008-09 budget florida department of corrections walter a. mcneil, secretary criminal & civil...
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2008-09 Budget2008-09 Budget
Florida Department of Florida Department of CorrectionsCorrections
Walter A. McNeil, SecretaryWalter A. McNeil, Secretary
Criminal & Civil Justice Criminal & Civil Justice AppropriationsAppropriations
February 3, 2009February 3, 2009
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2008 – 2009 Budget2008 – 2009 Budget
$2.26 Billion$2.26 Billion
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General Revenue Appropriations General Revenue Appropriations by Program (GAA)by Program (GAA)
Administration (726 FTE)Administration (726 FTE) $48,763,283$48,763,283
Security (22,816 FTE)Security (22,816 FTE) $1,512,492,557$1,512,492,557
Community Corrections (3,317 FTE)Community Corrections (3,317 FTE) $247,047,839$247,047,839
Health Services (1,906 FTE)Health Services (1,906 FTE) $425,639,309$425,639,309
Education/Programs (460 FTE)Education/Programs (460 FTE) $27,378,901$27,378,901
Total General Rev (29,225 FTE)Total General Rev (29,225 FTE) $2,261,321,889$2,261,321,889
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Average Daily PopulationAverage Daily Population
71,487 72,43374,971
79,32282,952
86,49690,432
95,221
50,00055,000
60,00065,000
70,00075,000
80,00085,000
90,00095,000
100,000
2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08
ADP
The average daily population has increased 33% over the past 7 years.
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Per Diem HistoryPer Diem History
$49.65
$48.13$47.36
$48.23
$49.60
$52.06$52.90
$55.09
$42.00
$44.00
$46.00
$48.00
$50.00
$52.00
$54.00
$56.00
2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08
Per Diem
The cost per inmate has increased 11% over a 7-year period ($5.44).
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ReductionsReductions
Special Session C - $70 million & 75 FTESpecial Session C - $70 million & 75 FTE 2008 Regular Session2008 Regular Session
Special Appropriations Act - $7.5 million Special Appropriations Act - $7.5 million Inmate Programs - $8.8 million & 216 FTEInmate Programs - $8.8 million & 216 FTE Comm Corrections - $14.9 million & 199 FTEComm Corrections - $14.9 million & 199 FTE Administrative Staff - $8.3 million & 132 FTEAdministrative Staff - $8.3 million & 132 FTE CJEC Issue - $5,000,000CJEC Issue - $5,000,000 Food - $9,250,000Food - $9,250,000
Total Recurring Reduction - $123.8 Total Recurring Reduction - $123.8 million/622 FTEmillion/622 FTE
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Reducing the DeficitReducing the Deficit
The projected $80M deficit was reduced to The projected $80M deficit was reduced to a projected $28.5M deficit.a projected $28.5M deficit.
How?How? Increased our security lapseIncreased our security lapse Travel freezeTravel freeze Hiring freezeHiring freeze Training freezeTraining freeze Implementation of proviso requiring that non-Implementation of proviso requiring that non-
contract health care providers receive payment contract health care providers receive payment for services at no more that 110% of current for services at no more that 110% of current Medicare rates.Medicare rates.
Significant reductions in Health ServicesSignificant reductions in Health Services
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2008-09 Special Session Reductions2008-09 Special Session Reductions
Budget Reductions - $7.5 MBudget Reductions - $7.5 M
Adjust CJEC for 10/16/08 - $9.8 M & 206 FTEAdjust CJEC for 10/16/08 - $9.8 M & 206 FTE
Reduce Substance Abuse (Comm Corr) - $3 MReduce Substance Abuse (Comm Corr) - $3 M
Reduce Positions - $8.1 & 155 FTEReduce Positions - $8.1 & 155 FTE
Total Reductions - $28.3 M/ 361 FTETotal Reductions - $28.3 M/ 361 FTE
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SolutionsSolutions
PlanningPlanning
InnovationInnovation
ConservationConservation
Focus on core missionFocus on core mission