COLORADO VICTIM COMPENSATION

COLORADO VICTIM COMPENSATION 2004 ANNUAL REPORT OCTOBER 1, 2003 SEPTEMBER 30, 2004 Colorado Department of Public Safety Division of Criminal Justice, Office for Victims Programs Financial assistance for victims of violent crimes

The Office for Victims Programs exists to improve the physical and emotional recovery of Colorado s crime victims and to restore victims confidence in the criminal justice system. JOE MORALE S, EXECUTIVE D IRECTOR, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY RAYMOND T. SLAUG HTER, D IRECTOR, DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE CAROL POOLE, DEPUTY DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE N ANAGER TIMS ANCY FELDMAN, M, OFFICE FOR VIC PROGRAMS AN THONY J. TILGER, VICTIM COMPENSATION ADMINISTRATOR, OFFICE FOR VICTIMS PROGRAMS AND AUTHOR OF REPORT COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY DIVISION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE, OFFICE FOR VICTIMS PROGRAMS UITE 1000 700 KIPLING STREET, S DENVER, CO 80215 PHONE: 303-239-4442 / TOLL FREE 1-888-282-1080 FAX: 303-239-5743 WEBSITE: http://dcj.state.co.us/

TABLE OF CONTENTS Page History....................................................... 1 Applying for Victim Compensation.................................... 2 Compensable Losses............................................. 3 Funding...................................................... 4 Restitution.................................................... 5 State Revenue by Judicial District table.............................. 6 History of Federal Funding in Colorado graph.......................... 7 Federal Funds Subgranted to Judicial Districts (FFY 2003) table.............. 8 Percentage of Payments by Crime Category Statewide totals................ 9 Payments by Service Type Statewide totals............................. 10 Victim Compensation Program Information............................... 11 Victim Compensation Claims Processed/ 1st Judicial District...................................... 12 2nd Judicial District...................................... 13 3rd Judicial District...................................... 14 4th Judicial District...................................... 15 5th Judicial District...................................... 16 6th Judicial District...................................... 17 7th Judicial District...................................... 18 8th Judicial District...................................... 19 9th Judicial District...................................... 20 10th Judicial District...................................... 21 11th Judicial District...................................... 22 12th Judicial District...................................... 23 13th Judicial District...................................... 24 14th Judicial District...................................... 25 15th Judicial District...................................... 26 16th Judicial District...................................... 27 17th Judicial District...................................... 28 18th Judicial District...................................... 29 19th Judicial District...................................... 30 20th Judicial District...................................... 31 21st Judicial District...................................... 32 22nd Judicial District...................................... 33 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report i

HISTORY In 1981, the Colorado General Assembly passed legislation creating the Crime Victim Compensation Program. The legislation (C.R.S. 24-4.1, Part 1) created a funding mechanism to assist crime victims with actual expenses incurred as a result of criminal acts that are not reimbursed by another source. The statute applies to crimes committed after July 1, 1982. The legislation also established victim compensation programs in each of Colorado s 22 judicial districts. Funding and service delivery are decentralized, i.e. each district is responsible for the administration, financial management, and decision-making regarding its victim compensation funds. The federal Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) of 1984 added additional funds and state level responsibilities to the Crime Victim Compensation Program. Colorado has received federal funds to supplement the crime victim compensation program since 1985. Federal crime victim compensation funds are administered by the Division of Criminal Justice, Colorado Department of Public Safety, and are passed through, or subgranted, to the judicial districts. The Victims Compensation and Assistance Coordinating Committee, a governorappointed advisory board, is responsible for the development and enforcement of the Standards for the Administration of Crime Victim Compensation Programs. The Division of Criminal Justice is statutorily mandated to provide staff to support this effort. The first Standards were adopted in 1992 and were amended in 1998 and in 2004. The Review of Violations of the Standards for the Administration of Crime Victim Compensation and Victim Assistance and Law Enforcement Programs and Related Sanctions were adopted in 1994. 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 1

APPLYING FOR VICTIM COMPENSATION Colorado s decentralized system establishes a separate program in each judicial district, and requires that victims file claims for compensation in the judicial district where the crime occurred. Victims may receive a maximum amount of $20,000 for out-of-pocket expenses not covered by insurance or other collateral resources. Victim Compensation is the payor of last resort ; therefore, programs require that victims apply for other sources of payment before turning to Victim Compensation. Many programs are not able to award compensation up to the $20,000 statutory limit due to the number of claims received and the revenue received in the judicial district. Additional information can be obtained by contacting the administrators in the individual judicial districts. 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 2

COMPENSABLE LOSSES Any person victimized by violent crime in the state of Colorado, Colorado residents who are victimized in a state or country that does not have a victim compensation program, or residents who are victims of terrorism may apply for victim compensation in the state of Colorado. Compensable crimes include: Assault Homicide Sexual Assault Child Abuse DWI/DUI Stalking Robbery Terrorism Kidnapping Arson Other violent crimes including some vehicular crimes Victims may receive up to $20,000 for out-of-pocket expenses not covered by insurance or other collateral resources; or, depending on the program, up to $1,000 for emergency awards. Losses directly related to the compensable crime are eligible for reimbursement and include: Medical and dental expenses; Mental health expenses; Economic support (lost wages; loss of support to dependents); Funeral/burial expenses; Repair or replacement of doors, locks and/or windows of residential property. Additionally, applicants must meet the following criteria: Be the victim of an eligible crime, which occurred on or after July 1, 1982, that results in an out-of-pocket financial loss; Report the crime to law enforcement within 72 hours; Cooperate with law enforcement in the investigation and prosecution of the case; File for compensation within one year (within six months for property damage); Not substantially contribute to their victimization. 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 3

FUNDING The Victim Compensation Programs in Colorado s 22 judicial districts receive funding from fines and surcharges collected at both the state and federal level. State victim compensation funds are collected from offenders who are convicted of, or receive a deferred sentence for, crimes classified as follows: Felony $ 125.00 Misdemeanor $ 60.00 Class 1 Misdemeanor Traffic Offenses $ 35.00 Class 2 Misdemeanor Traffic Offenses $ 25.00 Federal victim compensation funds are collected from federal criminal fines and penalties and awarded to the states by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office for Victims of Crime. States may apply for a grant each year. Award amounts equal 60 percent of the total amount of funds paid to victims from state victim compensation funds in the previous federal fiscal year. The Division of Criminal Justice administers these federal funds by subgranting them to the individual judicial districts based on need and spending patterns. 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 4

RESTITUTION Upon sentencing, the court may order the defendant to pay restitution to the victim. Restitution is based on monetary losses suffered by the victim as a result of the crime. Since a case must reach a final disposition for the court to order restitution, victims may not be awarded restitution for a year or more. Victim Compensation Programs are usually able to make an award to a crime victim within 45 days of receiving a completed application, helping victims meet their initial needs. The Court may order an offender to repay the Victim Compensation fund for expenses paid to a victim or service provider on behalf of the victim out of the fund. In effect, the offender is reimbursing the fund for some or all of the dollars awarded to the victim. This holds the offender accountable for his/her criminal actions. OTHER SOURCES OF REVENUE Each year judicial districts receive additional revenue to their victim compensation fund in the form of interest earned on the state dollars collected, refunds from collateral sources and donations to the fund. Additionally, some districts receive a portion of restitution payments made by defendants and not claimed by the intended recipient (unclaimed restitution). 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 5

STATE REVENUE BY JUDICIAL DISTRICT OCTOBER 1, 2003 TO SEPTEMBER 30, 2004 Eligible Admin. Revenue After Restitution to Donations & Unclaimed Amount to J.D. Fines Interest Funds* Deductions the Fund Restitution Refunds Program [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] Formula: ([1]+[2])x12.5% [1] - [3] [4] through [8] 1 $715,405.94 $3,145.92 $89,818.98 $625,586.96 $650.00 $35,056.00 $3,487.12 $664,780.08 2 $750,826.58 $132.40 $93,869.87 $656,956.71 $146,147.20 $54,998.27 $21,700.03 $879,802.21 3 $58,329.58 $260.73 $7,323.79 $51,005.79 $13,081.19 $0.00 $6,819.87 $70,906.85 4 $758,553.81 $228.40 $94,847.78 $663,706.03 $39,322.96 $600.00 $11,672.25 $715,301.24 5 $163,802.49 $1,186.81 $20,623.66 $143,178.83 $29,547.47 $0.00 $732.48 $173,458.78 6 $111,416.26 $243.68 $13,957.49 $97,458.77 $20,441.96 $0.00 $0.00 $117,900.73 7 $119,314.69 $583.64 $14,987.29 $104,327.40 $45,114.71 $0.00 $4,651.13 $154,093.24 8 $453,207.82 $4,750.11 $57,244.74 $395,963.08 $96,814.71 $0.00 $21,694.32 $514,472.11 9 $132,938.01 $229.22 $16,645.90 $116,292.11 $43,047.73 $650.00 $1,861.69 $161,851.53 10 $246,939.76 $2,422.86 $31,170.33 $215,769.43 $39,936.74 $15,144.52 $14,614.97 $285,465.66 11 $120,295.11 $0.00 $15,036.89 $105,258.22 $38,426.48 $0.00 $189.00 $143,873.70 12 $60,194.16 $957.28 $7,643.93 $52,550.23 $18,213.73 $0.00 $1,054.06 $71,818.02 13 $130,036.04 $1,127.58 $16,395.45 $113,640.59 $34,688.35 $0.00 $1,373.26 $149,702.20 14 $100,958.43 $833.82 $12,724.03 $88,234.40 $0.00 $0.00 $194.93 $88,429.33 15 $65,082.79 $1,636.64 $8,339.93 $56,742.86 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $56,742.86 16 $42,837.63 $87.75 $5,365.67 $37,471.96 $0.00 $47.39 $0.00 $37,519.35 17 $634,668.14 $964.81 $79,454.12 $555,214.02 $69,105.98 $0.00 $23,987.21 $648,307.21 18 $805,219.22 $2,018.29 $100,904.69 $704,314.53 $242,831.06 $600.00 $6,244.84 $953,990.43 19 $344,458.25 $3,616.17 $43,509.30 $300,948.95 $0.00 $0.00 $1,810.85 $302,759.80 20 $303,767.88 $863.71 $38,078.95 $265,688.93 $0.00 $0.00 $708.33 $266,397.26 21 $246,717.16 $138.39 $30,856.94 $215,860.22 $130,787.46 $664.06 $4,189.94 $351,501.68 22 $57,158.80 $106.95 $7,158.22 $50,000.58 $0.00 $0.00 $211.76 $50,212.34 $6,422,128.55 $25,535.16 $805,957.96 $5,616,170.59 $1,008,157.73 $107,760.24 $127,198.04 $6,859,286.60 * Administrative Funds: Pursuant to statute, the district attorney and the court administrator may use no more than 12.5% (10% district attorney, 2.5% court administrator) of new monies deposited into the victim compensation fund for administrative costs. In some instances, unused administrative funds are returned to the program portion of the fund for the benefit of victims. 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 6

HISTORY OF FEDERAL VICTIM COMPENSATION AWARDS TO THE STATE OF COLORADO $7,000,000 $6,000,000 $5,000,000 $4,000,000 $3,000,000 $2,000,000 $2,295,000 $6,530,059 $2,781,000 $5,040,028 $2,612,000 $5,929,312 $2,016,000 $6,177,755 $3,558,000 $5,182,405 $3,706,000 $6,303,182 $3,109,000 $3,781,000 $1,000,000 $0 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Federal Award Amount State Funds Awarded STATE FUNDS AWARDED FEDERAL AWARD AMOUNT 1999 $6,530,059 $2,295,000 2000 $5,040,028 $2,781,000 2001 $5,929,312 $2,612,000 2002 $6,177,755 $2,016,000 2003 $5,182,405 $3,558,000 2004 $6,303,182 $3,706,000 2005 $3,109,000 2006 ( EST.) $3,781,000 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 7

FEDERAL FUNDS SUBGRANTED* TO JUDICIAL DISTRICTS OCTOBER 1, 2003 TO SEPTEMBER 30, 2004 (FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR 2003) Amount of federal JD dollars 1st $ 358,180 2nd $ 684,525 3rd $ 7,000 4th $ 430,862 5th $ - 6th $ 166,119 7th $ - 8th $ 167,516 9th $ 70,859 10th $ - 11th $ 56,082 12th $ - 13th $ - 14th $ - 15th $ - 16th $ - 17th $ 363,091 18th $ 531,540 19th $ 38,451 20th $ 409,317 21st $ - 22nd $ 57,258 EACH JUDICIAL DISTRICT THAT IS ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL VICTIM COMPENSATION FUNDS RECEIVES AN AWARD BASED UPON AN ACTUARIAL CALCULATION. THIS CALCULATION TAKES INTO CONSIDERATION 1) A DISTRICT S FUND BALANCE, AND 2) WEIGHTED EXPENDITURE PATTERNS OVER PREVIOUS YEARS. SOME FEDERAL FUNDS ARE ALSO RECEIVED FOR EMERGENCIES AND/OR FUND BALANCE SHORTFALLS IN ORDER TO STABILIZE THE VICTIM COMPENSATION FUNDS, IF NECESSARY. NOT ALL DISTRICTS NEED OR APPLY FOR FEDERAL FUNDS. AS THE TABLE ON THIS PAGE INDICATES, THIRTEEN OF THE DISTRICTS UTLIZED FEDERAL SUPPLEMENTAL FUNDS. *THE AMOUNT SUBGRANTED MAY NOT EQUAL THE DOLLARS SPENT IN THE FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR, AS MONIES MAY BE CARRIED OVER INTO THE NEXT FISCAL YEAR. 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 8

PERCENTAGE OF PAYMENTS BY CRIME CATEGORY STATEWIDE TOTALS OCTOBER 1, 2003 TO SEPTEMBER 30, 2004 Stalking 0.5% Other vehicular 9.8% Terrorism 0.0% DWI/DUI 6.2% Robbery 1.2% Child Abuse 17.1% Kidnapping 0.4% Sexual Assault 4.3% Arson 0.2% Other 4.6% Assault 46.3% Homicide 9.6% Assault Homicide Sexual Assault Child Abuse DWI/DUI Other vehicular Stalking Robbery Terrorism Kidnapping Arson Other TOTAL PAYMENTS BY CRIME CATEGORY TOTAL AWARD ASSAULT $5,149,746.86 HOMICIDE $1,063,708.99 SEXUAL ASSAULT $477,278.15 CHILD ABUSE $1,899,302.00 DWI/DUI $686,810.51 OTHER VEHICULAR CRIMES $1,092,800.14 STALKING $52,542.73 ROBBERY $133,480.03 TERRORISM $0 KIDNAPPING $43,776.27 ARSON $20,452.02 OTHER $507,305.94 TOTAL $11,127,203.64 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 9

PAYMENTS BY SERVICE TYPE STATEWIDE TOTALS OCTOBER 1, 2003 TO SEPTEMBER 30, 2004 Crime Scene Cleanup 0.3% Forensic Sexual Assault Exams 0.0% Other 2.8% Medical/Dental Funeral/Burial 10.5% Mental Health Economic Support Economic Support 13.3% Medical/Dental 45.28% Funeral/Burial Mental Health 27.7% Crime Scene Cleanup Forensic Sexual Assault Exams Other TOTAL DOLLARS PAID BY SERVICE TYPE TOTAL AWARD MEDICAL/DENTAL $5,037,914.72 MENTAL HEALTH $3,084,705.03 ECONOMIC SUPPORT $1,483,922.92 FUNERAL/BURIAL $1,163,339.83 CRIME SCENE CLEAN-UP $37,924.93 FORENSIC SEXUAL ASSAULT EXAMS $2,840.54 OTHER $316,555.67 TOTAL $11,127,203.64 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 10

VICTIM COMPENSATION PROGRAM INFORMATION The Victim Compensation Program for each judicial district is housed within the District Attorney s Office. To obtain information about filing an application, contact the victim compensation administrator in the district where the crime occurred. Questions may also be directed to: The Division of Criminal Justice, 700 Kipling Street, Suite 1000, Denver, CO 80215; 303-239-5719 or toll free within Colorado at 1-888-282-1080. 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 11

1 ST JUDICIAL DISTRICT GILPIN AND JEFFERSON COUNTIES MS. AMY GREER 500 JEFFERSON COUNTY PARKWAY GOLDEN, CO 80401-6020 (303) 271-6846 of Claims Paid Domestic Violence Related Claims Assault 432 $558,633.04 268 Homicide 31 $79,181.97 2 Sexual Assault 98 $66,540.16 14 Child Abuse 842 $533,331.81 DWI/DUI 41 $98,803.16 Other Vehicular Crime 36 $52,217.32 Stalking 21 $13,687.08 6 Robbery 83 $48,084.96 0 Kidnapping 6 $1,349.09 1 Arson 3 $2,470.00 0 Other 206 $123,260.26 190 Total 1799 $1,577,558.85 481 Medical/Dental $513,724.14 Mental Health $791,684.75 Economic Support $175,348.16 Funeral/Burial $59,098.37 Crime Scene Clean-up $30,117.41 Other $7,586.02 Total $1,577,558.85 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 12

2 ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT DENVER COUNTY MS. LINDA FERRY 201 W. COLFAX, DEPT. 801 DENVER, CO 80202 (720) 913-9253 of Claims Paid Domestic Violence Related Claims Assault 576 $938,082.89 182 Homicide 127 $271,790.37 10 Sexual Assault 119 $82,318.21 26 Child Abuse 142 $82,391.23 DWI/DUI 25 $119,285.44 Other Vehicular Crime 46 $97,453.25 Stalking 8 $5,281.60 0 Robbery 20 $8,497.52 0 Kidnapping 6 $4,048.24 0 Arson 2 $1,323.47 0 Other 37 $36,175.35 12 Total 1108 $1,646,647.57 230 Medical/Dental $870,021.21 Mental Health $220,829.35 Economic Support $293,288.78 Funeral/Burial $207,843.57 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $54,664.66 Total $1,646,647.57 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 13

3 RD JUDICIAL DISTRICT HUERFANO AND LAS ANIMAS COUNTIES MS. LINDA SUMNER 500 SOUTH ALBERT WALSENBURG, CO 81089 (719) 738-1510 of Claims Paid Domestic Violence Related Claims Assault 37 $43,084.24 8 Homicide 13 $12,347.47 6 Sexual Assault 9 $5,474.63 0 Child Abuse 13 $4,258.80 DWI/DUI 15 $19,596.00 Other Vehicular Crime 0 $0.00 Stalking 1 $160.00 0 Robbery 5 $1,142.11 0 Kidnapping 3 $19,289.21 0 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 3 $1,365.85 2 Total 99 $106,718.31 16 Medical/Dental $57,820.34 Mental Health $15,824.00 Economic Support $20,242.06 Funeral/Burial $9,125.85 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $3,706.06 Total $106,718.31 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 14

4 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT EL PASO AND TELLER COUNTIES MS. KELLY KISSELL 105 EAST VERMIJO, SUITE 600 COLORADO SPRINGS, CO 80903 (719) 520-6051 of Claims Domestic Violence Paid Related Claims Assault 440 $586,792.91 202 Homicide 77 $123,068.96 15 Sexual Assault 88 $31,090.65 23 Child Abuse 244 $81,597.52 DWI/DUI 20 $25,398.98 Other Vehicular Crime 55 $116,204.09 Stalking 0 $0.00 0 Robbery 46 $26,013.82 0 Kidnapping 7 $3,493.19 4 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 21 $10,331.08 3 Total 998 $1,003,991.20 247 Medical/Dental $482,823.97 Mental Health $172,494.35 Economic Support $142,941.47 Funeral/Burial $148,603.53 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $57,127.88 Total $1,003,991.20 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 15

5 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CLEAR CREEK, EAGLE, LAKE AND SUMMIT COUNTIES MS. KRISTA WHITTLE P.O. BOX 2000 GEORGETOWN, CO 80444 (303) 569-2567 EXT. 10 of Claims Domestic Violence Paid Related Claims Assault 273 $134,733.12 243 Homicide 13 $6,949.80 2 Sexual Assault 28 $31,391.34 0 Child Abuse 48 $21,700.69 DWI/DUI 5 $3,355.80 Other Vehicular Crime 21 $17,165.34 Stalking 2 $525.00 2 Robbery 0 $0.00 0 Kidnapping 0 $0.00 0 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 3 $890.00 0 Total 393 $216,711.09 247 Medical/Dental $92,665.78 Mental Health $69,743.66 Economic Support $48,362.33 Funeral/Burial $3,944.23 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $1,995.09 Total $216,711.09 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 16

6 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT ARCHULETA, LA PLATA AND SAN JUAN COUNTIES MS. JANE FOY 1060 E. SECOND AVE. DURANGO, CO 81302 (970) 247-8850 of Claims Paid Domestic Violence Related Claims Funds Expended Assault 161 $142,846.74 126 Homicide 5 $13,968.67 0 Sexual Assault 21 $8,893.79 0 Child Abuse 140 $65,686.89 DWI/DUI 14 $19,013.23 Other Vehicular Crime 11 $48,068.96 Stalking 1 $140.00 0 Robbery 4 $799.61 0 Kidnapping 1 $86.04 0 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 15 $17,229.59 0 Total 373 $316,733.52 126 Medical/Dental $119,486.31 Mental Health $129,544.56 Economic Support $12,394.17 Funeral/Burial $50,610.53 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $4,697.95 Total $316,733.52 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 17

7 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT DELTA, GUNNISON, HINSDALE, MONTROSE, OURAY AND SAN MIGUEL COUNTIES MS. STACY SCHOTTEL MONTROSE COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER 1200 N. GRAND AVE., #D MONTROSE, CO 81401 (970) 252-4275 of Claims Funds Domestic Violence Paid Expended Related Claims Assault 169 $97,659.13 144 Homicide 12 $8,257.56 4 Sexual Assault 37 $26,940.22 7 Child Abuse 65 $31,175.01 DWI/DUI 14 $33,076.19 Other Vehicular Crime 3 $901.75 Stalking 2 $310.00 1 Robbery 4 $2,400.95 0 Kidnapping 2 $2,005.16 0 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 18 $12,237.15 6 Total 326 $214,963.12 162 Medical/Dental $48,290.63 Mental Health $77,425.54 Economic Support $43,747.61 Funeral/Burial $25,605.86 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $19,893.48 Total $214,963.12 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 18

8 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT JACKSON AND LARIMER COUNTIES MS. JOAN BLANCH 201 LA PORTE AVE., SUITE 200 FORT COLLINS, CO 80521-2763 (970) 498-7290 of Claims Funds Domestic Violence Paid Expended Related Claims Assault 159 $163,548.41 60 Homicide 5 $10,061.35 1 Sexual Assault 26 $14,007.31 3 Child Abuse 535 $242,196.16 DWI/DUI 25 $59,879.48 Other Vehicular Crime 43 $105,946.35 Stalking 0 $0.00 0 Robbery 1 $392.70 0 Kidnapping 4 $2,429.68 1 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 99 $39,786.93 69 Total 897 $638,248.37 134 Medical/Dental $179,374.94 Mental Health $286,631.77 Economic Support $69,027.63 Funeral/Burial $63,097.95 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $40,116.08 Total $638,248.37 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 19

9 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT GARFIELD, PITKIN AND RIO BLANCO COUNTIES MS. JUDY MARTIN 109 8 TH STREET, SUITE 308 GLENWOOD SPRINGS, CO 81601 (970) 384-3517 of Claims Funds Domestic Violence Related Paid Expended Claims Assault 65 $72,868.67 34 Homicide 4 $2,920.00 2 Sexual Assault 14 $8,380.74 1 Child Abuse 57 $52,058.84 DWI/DUI 2 $975.00 Other Vehicular Crime 18 $38,317.27 Stalking 8 $8,969.11 0 Robbery 0 $0.00 0 Kidnapping 1 $350.00 0 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 65 $24,356.54 64 Total 234 $209,196.17 101 Medical/Dental $108,263.03 Mental Health $53,814.17 Economic Support $38,220.33 Funeral/Burial $4,000.00 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Forensic Sexual Assault Exams $2,272.54 Other $2,626.10 Total $209,196.17 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 20

10 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT PUEBLO COUNTY MS. FLORENCE HUNT 201 W. 8 TH STREET, SUITE 801 PUEBLO, CO 81003 (719) 583-6092 of Claims Funds Domestic Violence Paid Expended Related Claims Assault 72 $128,594.68 22 Homicide 12 $57,873.77 6 Sexual Assault 12 $9,794.45 0 Child Abuse 34 $10,956.17 DWI/DUI 10 $56,787.12 Other Vehicular Crime 11 $42,452.55 Stalking 0 $0.00 0 Robbery 3 $590.57 1 Kidnapping 1 $300.90 1 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 4 $1,078.47 0 Total 159 $308,428.68 30 Medical/Dental $218,509.50 Mental Health $20,573.51 Economic Support $15,460.05 Funeral/Burial $51,030.46 Crime Scene Clean-up $1,279.88 Other $1,575.28 Total $308,428.68 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 21

11 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT CHAFFEE, CUSTER, FREMONT AND PARK COUNTIES MS. BARBARA TOPLISS 136 JUSTICE CENTER ROAD, ROOM 203 CANON CITY, CO 81212 (719) 269-0170 of Claims Paid Domestic Violence Related Claims Funds Expended Assault 125 $94,987.91 105 Homicide 14 $7,555.12 0 Sexual Assault 12 $6,132.91 0 Child Abuse 43 $20,059.30 DWI/DUI 9 $8,462.38 Other Vehicular Crime 15 $29,052.67 Stalking 0 $0.00 0 Robbery 1 $350.00 0 Kidnapping 1 $613.35 0 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 2 $4,180.00 0 Total 222 $171,393.64 105 Medical/Dental $36,371.15 Mental Health $42,070.05 Economic Support $77,803.46 Funeral/Burial $7,524.98 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $7,624.00 Total $171,393.64 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 22

12 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT ALAMOSA, CONEJOS, COSTILLA, MINERAL, RIO GRANDE AND SAGUACHE COUNTIES MS. TAMMY ROGERS 426 SAN JUAN AVE. ALAMOSA, CO 81101 (719) 589-3691 of Claims Funds Domestic Violence Paid Expended Related Claims Assault 33 $21,673.77 12 Homicide 7 $5,933.00 0 Sexual Assault 5 $2,712.46 0 Child Abuse 12 $3,374.00 DWI/DUI 1 $258.00 Other Vehicular Crime 17 $33,402.26 Stalking 0 $0.00 0 Robbery 0 $0.00 0 Kidnapping 0 $0.00 0 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 0 $0.00 0 Total 75 $67,353.49 12 Medical/Dental $37,903.87 Mental Health $8,306.00 Economic Support $1,449.22 Funeral/Burial $19,010.57 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $683.83 Total $67,353.49 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 23

13 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT KIT CARSON, LOGAN, MORGAN, PHILLIPS, SEDGWICK, WASHINGTON AND YUMA COUNTIES MS. PAULA BRAGG 220 PROSPECT FORT MORGAN, CO 80701 (970) 867-2877 of Claims Funds Domestic Violence Paid Expended Related Claims Assault 94 $87,864.25 58 Homicide 2 $5,009.23 0 Sexual Assault 16 $8,676.90 2 Child Abuse 59 $29,929.81 DWI/DUI 12 $21,331.67 Other Vehicular Crime 5 $4,610.50 Stalking 0 $0.00 0 Robbery 5 $615.54 0 Kidnapping 2 $2,277.86 0 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 35 $9,557.66 22 Total 230 $169,873.42 82 Medical/Dental $78,417.62 Mental Health $39,699.79 Economic Support $25,199.00 Funeral/Burial $20,202.17 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Forensic Sexual Assault Exams $568.00 Other $5,786.84 Total $169,873.42 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 24

14 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT GRAND, MOFFAT AND ROUTT COUNTIES MS. ANGELA PAY P.O. BOX 770129 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO 80477 (970) 879-1146 of Claims Paid Domestic Violence Related Claims Funds Expended Assault 129 $81,468.20 88 Homicide 0 $0.00 0 Sexual Assault 9 $1,819.28 0 Child Abuse 18 $5,803.00 DWI/DUI 2 $15,832.93 Other Vehicular Crime 5 $10,916.00 Stalking 0 $0.00 0 Robbery 0 $0.00 0 Kidnapping 0 $0.00 0 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 17 $2,893.27 14 Total 180 $118,732.68 102 Medical/Dental $68,024.58 Mental Health $32,052.45 Economic Support $7,741.88 Funeral/Burial $6,500.00 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $4,413.77 Total $118,732.68 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 25

15 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT BACA, CHEYENNE, KIOWA AND PROWERS COUNTIES MS. TAMMY WILLIAMS 110 OAK STREET LAMAR, CO 81052 (719) 336-7446 of Claims Funds Domestic Violence Related Paid Expended Claims Assault 20 $38,410.23 3 Homicide 4 $24,854.13 0 Sexual Assault 3 $2,296.88 0 Child Abuse 12 $4,807.51 DWI/DUI 6 $15,613.97 Other Vehicular Crime 9 $35,652.45 Stalking 0 $0.00 0 Robbery 8 $2,509.97 0 Kidnapping 0 $0.00 0 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 1 $300.00 1 Total 63 $124,445.14 4 Medical/Dental $36,420.40 Mental Health $2,500.00 Economic Support $50,482.63 Funeral/Burial $24,521.56 Crime Scene Clean-up $1,066.10 Other $9,454.45 Total $124,445.14 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 26

16 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT BENT, CROWLEY AND OTERO COUNTIES MR. BOB CODY 311 SANTA FE LA JUNTA, CO 81050-0928 (719) 384-8786 of Claims Funds Domestic Violence Related Paid Expended Claims Assault 33 $34,521.58 15 Homicide 6 $2,812.53 1 Sexual Assault 5 $6,438.51 0 Child Abuse 20 $12,290.05 DWI/DUI 2 $2,411.34 Other Vehicular Crime 2 $4,363.55 Stalking 3 $1,544.37 1 Robbery 6 $2,719.18 1 Kidnapping 0 $0.00 0 Arson 1 $9,963.55 0 Other 34 $11,992.35 25 Total 112 $89,057.01 43 Medical/Dental $42,144.01 Mental Health $20,114.50 Economic Support $1,884.02 Funeral/Burial $6,294.62 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $18,619.86 Total $89,057.01 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 27

17 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT ADAMS AND BROOMFIELD COUNTIES MS. KATE HORN-MURPHY 1100 JUDICIAL CENTER DRIVE, STE. 100 BRIGHTON, CO 80601 (303) 655-3808 of Claims Domestic Violence Related Paid Claims Assault 400 $520,282.98 223 Homicide 52 $170,471.80 4 Sexual Assault 60 $41,908.55 13 Child Abuse 282 $131,920.42 DWI/DUI 9 $39,660.67 Other Vehicular Crime 60 $155,825.59 Stalking 9 $6,580.58 1 Robbery 55 $26,457.95 0 Kidnapping 6 $2,542.55 3 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 23 $32,004.95 10 Total 956 $1,127,656.04 254 Medical/Dental $656,146.28 Mental Health $228,259.17 Economic Support $77,652.40 Funeral/Burial $138,908.84 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $26,689.35 Total $1,127,656.04 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 28

18 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT ARAPAHOE, DOUGLAS, ELBERT AND LINCOLN COUNTIES MS. WENDY BUTER 7305 S. POTOMAC, ROOM 300 ENGLEWOOD, CO 80112 (720) 874-8607 of Claims Domestic Violence Related Paid Claims Assault 497 $626,299.00 266 Homicide 69 $132,013.00 11 Sexual Assault 67 $43,688.00 1 Child Abuse 403 $193,587.00 DWI/DUI 21 $78,945.00 Other Vehicular Crime 23 $47,098.00 Stalking 4 $360.00 0 Robbery 6 $3,833.00 0 Kidnapping 5 $1,686.00 0 Arson 8 $6,695.00 3 Other 59 $106,675.00 0 Total 1162 $1,240,879.00 281 Medical/Dental $618,837.00 Mental Health $292,456.00 Economic Support $110,455.00 Funeral/Burial $183,091.00 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $36,040.00 Total $1,240,879.00 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 29

19 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT WELD COUNTY MS. KAROL PATCH P.O. BOX 1167 GREELEY, CO 80632 (970) 356-4000 EXT. 4748 of Claims Funds Domestic Violence Paid Expended Related Claims Assault 126 $149,240.25 68 Homicide 18 $87,925.48 1 Sexual Assault 18 $10,848.97 1 Child Abuse 240 $116,979.36 DWI/DUI 9 $18,349.06 Other Vehicular Crime 29 $91,050.88 Stalking 3 $2,612.00 3 Robbery 3 $1,926.72 2 Kidnapping 3 $2,180.00 0 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 27 $22,695.85 20 Total 476 $503,808.57 95 Medical/Dental $215,656.18 Mental Health $135,114.08 Economic Support $85,987.95 Funeral/Burial $61,588.82 Crime Scene Clean-up $5,461.54 Other $0.00 Total $503,808.57 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 30

20 TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT BOULDER COUNTY MS. JUDE ALLEN BOULDER COUNTY COURTS BLDG. 1035 KIMBARK STREET LONGMONT, CO 80501 (303) 682-6801 of Claims Funds Domestic Violence Related Paid Expended Claims Assault 330 $338,472.40 218 Homicide 18 $18,661.35 2 Sexual Assault 77 $62,839.24 1 Child Abuse 325 $178,056.22 DWI/DUI 2 $2,031.40 Other Vehicular Crime 32 $99,597.57 Stalking 6 $12,372.99 4 Robbery 8 $5,205.43 2 Kidnapping 4 $1,125.00 0 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 41 $25,748.48 32 Total 843 $744,110.08 259 Medical/Dental $266,572.69 Mental Health $314,352.04 Economic Support $114,732.39 Funeral/Burial $40,699.70 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $7,753.26 Total $744,110.08 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 31

21 ST JUDICIAL DISTRICT MESA COUNTY MS. MARY SOMMERFELD P.O. BOX 20,000-5031 GRAND JUNCTION, CO 81502 (970) 244-1730 of Claims Paid Domestic Violence Related Claims Assault 160 $251,231.19 99 Homicide 11 $8,020.46 4 Sexual Assault 12 $3,917.72 2 Child Abuse 125 $55,895.76 DWI/DUI 5 $23,892.40 Other Vehicular Crime 39 $49,613.67 Stalking 0 $0.00 0 Robbery 1 $100.00 0 Kidnapping 0 $0.00 0 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 2 $6,602.95 0 Total 355 $399,274.15 105 Medical/Dental $241,784.26 Mental Health $105,429.54 Economic Support $36,894.40 Funeral/Burial $14,765.50 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $400.45 Total $399,274.15 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 32

22 ND JUDICIAL DISTRICT DOLORES AND MONTEZUMA COUNTIES MS. JACKIE BERDZAR P.O. BOX 936 CORTEZ, CO 81321 (970) 565-1147 of Claims Funds Domestic Violence Related Paid Expended Claims Assault 53 $38,451.27 26 Homicide 12 $14,032.97 1 Sexual Assault 3 $1,167.23 0 Child Abuse 76 $21,246.45 DWI/DUI 16 $23,851.29 Other Vehicular Crime 13 $12,890.12 Stalking 0 $0.00 0 Robbery 5 $1,840.00 5 Kidnapping 0 $0.00 0 Arson 0 $0.00 0 Other 8 $17,944.21 2 Total 186 $131,423.54 34 Medical/Dental $48,656.83 Mental Health $25,785.75 Economic Support $34,607.98 Funeral/Burial $17,271.72 Crime Scene Clean-up $0.00 Other $5,101.26 Total $131,423.54 2004 Victim Compensation Annual Report 33