File #: 2011-0410    Version:
Type: Motion Status: Passed
File created: 12/5/2011 In control: Budget and Fiscal Management Committee
On agenda: Final action: 12/12/2011
Enactment date: Enactment #: 13609
Title: A MOTION accepting a report where the department of adult and juvenile detention reviews and reports on optimal use of secure detention, cost effective staffing, managing changes in population, the county's classification system, and alternative fee-setting strategies as required in Ordinance 16984, Section 48, Proviso P2.
Sponsors: Julia Patterson
Indexes: Adult and Juvenile Detention
Attachments: 1. Motion 13609.pdf, 2. A. King County Department of Adult and Juvenile Detention - A Report to the King County Council Responding to Proviso 2 in the 2011 Adopted Budget, Section 48, 3. 2011-0410 tranmittal letter.doc, 4. 12-06-11 Staff Report with attachments, 5. REVISED Staff Report, 6. A. King County Department of Adult and Juvenile Detention - A Report to the King County Council Responding to Proviso 2 in the 2011 Adopted Budget, Section 48
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Clerk 12/08/2011
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A MOTION accepting a report where the department of adult and juvenile detention reviews and reports on optimal use of secure detention, cost effective staffing, managing changes in population, the county's classification system, and alternative fee-setting strategies as required in Ordinance 16984, Section 48, Proviso P2.
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      WHEREAS, the King County council in Ordinance 16984, Section 48, Proviso P2, required the adoption by motion of a report where the department of adult and juvenile detention reviews and reports on optimal use of secure detention, cost effective staffing, managing changes in population, the county's classification system, and alternative fee-setting strategies
      WHEREAS, the executive has transmitted to the council with this motion the report called for in the proviso, and
      WHEREAS, the report includes a review of:
        1.  The optimal use of county secure detention capacity as well as examples of cost effective staffing models for secure housing units;
        2.  How other similarly situated jurisdictions address declines or increases in secure detention population;
        3.  The county's secure detention classification system;
        4.  How other similarly situated jurisdictions have reduced jail operating costs; and
        5.  Alternative fee-setting strategies for contract jail services;
      NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT MOVED by the Council of King County:
      The report demonstrating the department of adult and juvenile detention's review
of options identified in Ordinance 16984, Section 48, Proviso P2, which is Attachment A to this motion, is hereby accepted.