City and County of San Francisco. Monthly Report for March 2016
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1 City and County of San Francisco Juvenile Probation Department ly Report for March 216 Presented to the Juvenile Probation Commission April 13 th, 216 Allen A. Nance Chief Probation Officer Prepared by Jose Luis Perla Information Technology Director (415)
2 Table of Contents Section I Summary Reports Juvenile Hall, Log Cabin Ranch Summary Statistics...1 Probation Services Summary and California Youth Authority Statistics...2 Active Cases by Units...3 Section II Current General Detail Probation Referrals, Juvenile Admissions And Average Daily Population...4 Juvenile Hall Admissions and Average Daily Population...5 Commitments to out-of-home placement...6 Commitments to California Youth Authority...7 Log Cabin Ranch Admissions and Average Daily Population...8 Probation Referrals...9 Bay Area Resident Juvenile Hall Comparison...1 Juvenile Hall Admissions...11 Juvenile Hall Detainees by Detention Reason...12 Juvenile Hall Average Daily Population by Rated Capacity...13 Juvenile Hall Average Length of Stay...14 Section III Demographics Juvenile Hall Detainees by Sex and Race/Ethnic Origin...15 Juvenile Hall Detainees by Age...16 Juvenile Hall Detainees by Age and Sex...17 Juvenile Hall Detainees by Geographic Residence of Youth...18 Juvenile Hall Detainees by Race/Ethnic Origin and Sex...19
3 Section IV Historical Information Probation Referrals Juvenile Hall Admissions Juvenile Hall Average Daily Population...22
4 Section I Summary Reports
5 Summary Report for the of March 216 Juvenile Hall February 215 February 216 March 215 March 216 YTD 215 YTD 216 Admissions Average Daily Population Average Length of Stay (Releases) Average Length of Stay (In Custody) Releases Log Cabin Ranch Admissions: First Time Commitments Recommitments Total Releases: Furlough Escape Other releases Total Average Daily Population
6 Summary Report for the of March 216 Probation Services February 216 March 216 Year To Date 216 Probation Referrals Total Petitions including violation of probation Selected Court Dispositions: Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) 1 1 Log Cabin Ranch Out of Home Placement Ward Probation Non-Ward Probation (725a WI) Informal Probation (654 WI) Violation of Probation Petitions Filed California Youth Authority ly Count San Francisco County Juvenile Court Cases March 31 st, 216 Category Institutions Parole Males White 1 Hispanic 1 African American 3 Asian Native American Filipino Pacific Islander Other Total 5 Females White Hispanic African American Asian Native American Filipino Pacific Islander Other Total Grand Total 5 2
7 Summary Report for the of March 216 Probation Services Active Cases by Units February 216 March 216 March Average # Youth by PO CARC Intake Green (Custody Screening Investigation) Intake Gold (Probation Services 1) Supervision (Probation Services 2 FITS) Serious Offenders Program (Probation Services 3) Out-of-home Placement (Probation Services 4) Juvenile Collaborative Re-entry Unit (JCRU) Total Total Active Intake Cases Total Probation/Supervision Cases Total
8 Section II Current General Detail
9 San Francisco Juvenile Probation Department Jan 16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16 Jun-16 Jul-16 Aug-16 Sep-16 Oct-16 Nov-16 Dec-16 Probation Referrals JH Admissions JH Avg. Daily Pop Comparison of Probation Referrals, Admissions to Juvenile Hall, and Average Daily Population in Juvenile Hall 12 1 Total Probation Referrals JH Admissions JH Avg. Daily Pop. 2 Jan 16 Feb-16 Mar-16 4
10 San Francisco Juvenile Probation Department Jan 16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16 Jun-16 Jul-16 Aug-16 Sep-16 Oct-16 Nov-16 Dec-16 JH Admissions Avg. Daily Pop Comparison of Admission to Juvenile Hall and Average Daily Population Total JH Admissions Avg. Daily Pop. Jan 16 Feb-16 Mar-16 5
11 Out-of-Home Placement 1 Commitments of 62's Calendar Year 216 Commitments Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total San Francisco Juvenile Probation Department 62 Commitments to out-of-home Placement Mar Feb Jan Commitments 1 This report is based on 62 Commitments to out-of-home placements. If there is a 61 commitment, it will shows as a footnote here. Figures are regularly updated to include reports from previous reporting periods. 6
12 Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) Commitments (Calendar Year 216) Commitments Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Total Jan Feb Mar 7
13 San Francisco Juvenile Probation Department Jan 16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16 Jun-16 Jul-16 Aug-16 Sep-16 Oct-16 Nov-16 Dec-16 Admissions Avg. Daily Pop Comparison of Admissions to Log Cabin Ranch and Average Daily Population Total Jan 16 Feb-16 Admissions Avg. Daily Pop. 8
14 Probation Referrals by Calendar Year 216 Probation Referrals (all sources) by (62 W&I) Jan Feb Mar-16 8 Apr-16 May-16 Jun-16 Jul-16 Aug-16 Sep-16 Oct-16 Nov-16 Dec-16 Probation Referrals (all sources) by Mar-16 Feb-16 Jan Total 9
15 Bay Area Resident Juvenile Hall Comparison Over/Under Capacity March 4 th, San Mateo Contra Costa Alameda Santa Clara Sacramento * San Francisco Rated Over/Under Capacity Actual Capacity San Mateo Contra Costa Alameda Santa Clara Sacramento San Francisco
16 Juvenile Hall Admissions by Calendar Year 216 Jan Feb Mar Apr-16 May-16 Jun-16 Jul-16 Aug-16 Sep-16 Oct-16 Nov-16 Dec-16 San Francisco Juvenile Probation Department Juvenile Hall Admissions (all sources) by Mar-16 Feb-16 Jan Total 11
17 Characteristics of Juvenile Hall Detainees on March 31 st, 216 Referral Reason MF* Literal Count % 451 (A) PC F ARSON CAUSING GREAT BODILY INJURY % 215 (A) PC F CARJACKING % 211 PC F ROBBERY % 459 PC F BURGLARY % (C) PC F ROBBERY:SECOND DEGREE % 245 (A)(1) PC F ASSAULT W/DEADLY WEAPON:NOT F/ARM % 236 PC F FALSE IMPRISONMENT W/VIOLENCE/ETC % 459 PC F BURGLARY:SECOND DEGREE % 3231 PC F MANUFACTURE/SALE/POSSESS/ETC LARGE CAPACITY MAGAZINE % 2961 PC F MINOR ILLEGALLY POSSESS CONCEALED WEAPON WITH PRIOR % 32 PC F ACCESSORY % 148 (A) PC M OBSTRUCTS/RESISTS PUBLIC OFFICER/ETC (AMENDED) % 1851 (A) VC M TAKE VEHICLE WITHOUT OWNER'S CONSENT % 496 (D) PC M ATTEMPT TO COMMIT 496 PC:STOLEN PROPERTY % 777 (A)(2) WI M FAIL TO OBEY ORDER OF JUVENILE COURT:62 WI % WI M VIOLATION(S) OF HOME SUPERVISION CONDITION % 737 WI M CHANGE OF PLACEMENT/PLACEMENT FAILURE % BENCH WARRANT BENCH WARRANT % WRNT62 ARREST WARRANT % CTORD 62 COURT ORDER % Total 38 1.% *M=Misdemeanor; F=Felony 12
18 San Francisco Juvenile Probation Department Jan 16 Feb-16 Mar-16 Apr-16 May-16 Jun-16 Jul-16 Aug-16 Sep-16 Oct-16 Nov-16 Dec-16 Rated Capacity Avg. Daily Pop Juvenile Hall Average Daily Population Compared to Rated Capacity Total Rated Capacity Avg. Daily Pop. Jan 16 Feb-16 Mar-16 13
19 Juvenile Hall Average Length of Stay For the of March Released Range of Days 1-1 days 11-2 days 21-3 days 3 or more days Total # of Youth Released % of Population 35.59% 18.64% 8.47% 37.29% 1% # of Days ,46 2,424 % of Total Days 4.25% 6.52% 4.83% 84.41% 1% Average Length of Stay In Custody Range of Days 1-1 days 11-2 days 21-3 days 3 or more days Total # of Youth Detained % of Population 44.74% 7.89% 1.53% 36.84% 1% # of Days ,447 1,78 % of Total Days 6.26% 2.75% 6.26% 84.72% 1% Average Length of Stay Notes: Less than one day of stay is calculated as one day. 1 Length of stay is calculated according to release date for those who are released. 2 For those still in custody, length of stay is calculated at the last day of the month. 14
20 Gender Frequency Percent Female % Male % Total 38 1.% Demographic Characteristics Of Juvenile Hall Detainees on 3/31/16 by Gender Female Male Race/Ethnic Origin Frequency Percent African American % Hispanic % Other % Pacific Islander % Samoan % Total 38 1.% Demographic Characteristics of Juvenile Hall Detainees on 3/31/16 by Race African American Hispanic Other Pacific Islander Samoan 15
21 Age Frequency Percent 11.% 12.% % % % % % % Total 38 1.% Demographic Characteristics of Juvenile Hall Detainees on 3/31/16 by Age
22 Demographic Characteristics of Juvenile Hall Detainees on 3/31/16 Age by Gender Age Female Male Total 11.% 12.% % % % % % 18 and over % Total % 28.95% 71.5% 1.% Female Male 17
23 Demographic Characteristics Of Juvenile Hall Detainees on March 31 st, 216 Geographic Residence of Youth Count % Richmond 1 2.6% Marina.% North of Market/Downtown 1 2.6% Treasure Island/Yerba Buena Island 2 5.3% Western Addition 4 1.5% South of Market/Tenderloin.% Sunset.% Haight Ashbury/Castro/Upper Market.% Inner Mission 2 5.3% Potrero 1 2.6% Parkside.% Ingleside (West of Twin Peaks) 2 5.3% Outer Mission % Bayview % Non-San Francisco and Unavailable % Total 38 1.% Non-San Francisco and Unavailable Count % Brentwood % Daly City % Hayward % Morgan Hill % Oakland % San Leandro % San Mateo % Unavailable % Total 9 1.% 18
24 Demographic Characteristics Of Juvenile Hall Detainees on March 31 st, 216 Race/Ethnic Origin by Gender Race/Ethnicity Female Male Total % African American % Hispanic % Other % Pacific Islander % Samoan % Total % African American Hispanic Other Pacific Islander Samoan Female Male 19
25 Section IV Historical Information
26 San Francisco Juvenile Probation Department Probation Referrals (all sources) By (28-21) 28 Probation Referrals Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Probation Referrals Probation Referrals Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 29 Probation Referrals Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Probation Referrals Probation Referrals Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 21 Probation Referrals Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Probation Referrals Probation Referrals Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 4/12/211 2
27 San Francisco Juvenile Probation Juvenile Hall Admissions By (28-21) 28 Admissions Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Admissions to Juvenile Hall Number of Admissions Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 29 Admissions Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Admissions to Juvenile Hall 5 Number of Admissions Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 21 Admissions Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Admissions to Juvenile Hall Number of Admissions Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 4/12/211 21
28 San Francisco Juvenile Probation Juvenile Hall Average Daily Population By (28-21) 28 Avg. Daily Pop. Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Average Daily Population Average Daily Population Avg. Daily Pop. Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Average Daily Population Average Daily Population Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 21 Avg. Daily Pop. Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Total Average Daily Population Average Daily Population Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec 4/12/211 22
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