Bail program saves thousands of jail bed days
August 10, 2024 | Lycoming County, Pennsylvania
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In a recent government meeting, officials provided updates on various programs aimed at managing inmate populations and supporting mental health within the prison system.
The bail release program reported an average of 136.9 clients in July, with 42.1 on supervised bail and 93.45 on intensive supervised bail. This initiative saved a total of 4,244 bed days in jail during the month.
A mental health snapshot taken on August 9 revealed that out of 278 inmates, 42.09% had no mental health history, while 30.22% were experiencing current mental health issues. The report highlighted that 28.2% of the total prison population was receiving psychotropic medications, with specific percentages varying between male and female inmates.
The meeting also covered the program population statistics for August, indicating a total of 100 clients, predominantly male. The GPS alcohol monitoring services reported 24 individuals currently enrolled, with a total of 2,095 client intakes since the program's inception.
In terms of reentry services, there are currently 420 active participants, with 83 intakes completed since January. The program has made significant strides, including 111 referrals and 95 resources provided to participants.
Overall, the meeting underscored ongoing efforts to manage inmate populations effectively while addressing mental health needs and facilitating successful reentry into society.
The bail release program reported an average of 136.9 clients in July, with 42.1 on supervised bail and 93.45 on intensive supervised bail. This initiative saved a total of 4,244 bed days in jail during the month.
A mental health snapshot taken on August 9 revealed that out of 278 inmates, 42.09% had no mental health history, while 30.22% were experiencing current mental health issues. The report highlighted that 28.2% of the total prison population was receiving psychotropic medications, with specific percentages varying between male and female inmates.
The meeting also covered the program population statistics for August, indicating a total of 100 clients, predominantly male. The GPS alcohol monitoring services reported 24 individuals currently enrolled, with a total of 2,095 client intakes since the program's inception.
In terms of reentry services, there are currently 420 active participants, with 83 intakes completed since January. The program has made significant strides, including 111 referrals and 95 resources provided to participants.
Overall, the meeting underscored ongoing efforts to manage inmate populations effectively while addressing mental health needs and facilitating successful reentry into society.
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