Board of State and Community Corrections

Proposition 47 Grant ProgramCohort II Grantee Orientation

September 6, 2019

Introductions

BSCC & Prop. 47 Grant Overview

Grantee Presentations

Administrative, Fiscal, Program, and Data Reporting Responsibilities

Principles of Effective Intervention Presentation

Site Visit Preparation

AGENDA

Deanna L. B. Ridgway, Program Analyst

Julie Axt, Program Analyst

Stacy Rilea, Research Data Specialist II

Kally Sanders, Staff Services Manager

Ricardo Goodridge, Field Representative

BSCC STAFF:PROP. 47 TEAM

Established by Senate Bill 92 (2012) Formerly Board of Corrections and

Corrections Standards Authority

Agency Charge: Statewide leadership Technical assistance Promote effective partnerships

13-Member Board Who is on the Board? What do they do?

BSCC HISTORY

County Facilities Construction

Facilities Standards and Operations

Standards and Training for Corrections

Research Unit

Corrections Planning and Grant Programs (CPGP)

BSCC DIVISIONS

BSCC DIVISIONS

Federal Grants State Grants Edward Byrne

Memorial Justice Assistance Grant

Adult Reentry Grant

Proposition 47 Grant

Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Grant

California Violence Intervention and Prevention Grant

Proud Parenting Grant

Title II Formula Grant

o Tribal Youth Granto Reducing Racial

and Ethnic Disparities Grant

Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion Grant

Youth Reinvestment Grant

Pay for Success Grant

Proposition 64 Grant

COMPETITIVE GRANTS

2014 voter-approved initiative

The people enact the Safe Neighborhoods and Schools Act to: Ensure that prison spending is focused

on violent and serious offenses; Maximize alternatives for nonserious,

nonviolent crime; and Invest the savings from this act into

prevention and support programs in K–12 schools, victim services, and mental health and drug treatment.

WHAT IS PROPOSITION 47?

AB 1056 (2015) added additional priorities to the grant program including: Housing-related assistance Community-based supportive services

such as job skills training, case management and civil legal services

Specifies: Competitive grant program Adults and juveniles are eligible for

services

ASSEMBLY BILL 1056

CDE: Grants aimed at improving outcomes for public school students

CalVCB: Grants to trauma recovery centers

How are the State Savingsfrom Prop. 47 allocated?

BSCC65%

CDE25%

CalVCB10%

Board of State andCommunityCorrections (BSCC)

California Departmentof Education (CDE)

California VictimCompensation Board(CalVCB)

Mental health treatment, substance abuse treatment, and diversion programs for people in the criminal justice system;

With an emphasis on programs that reduce recidivism of people: convicted of less serious crimes and who have substance abuse and mental

health problems.

(Gov. Code, § 7599.2, subd. (a)(3).)

BSCC is mandated toadminister a grant aimed at:

Six Regional Meetings in 2015-2016

Held in Oakland, Fresno, San Bernardino, Los Angeles, San Diego and Sacramento

Held in the evening formaximum participation

Solicit statewide feedbackon funding priorities

BSCC PROP 47. HISTORY

BSCC DIVISIONSPROP. 47 COHORT I PANEL

Membership included formerly incarcerated individuals, experts on mental health, substance use disorder

treatment, diversion programs, reentry, and housing.

BSCC DIVISIONSPROP. 47 COHORT II PANEL

Membership included experts on mental health, substance use disorder treatment, diversion

programs, reentry, and housing.

Cohort I• $225 million requested• 23 proposals funded• $103 million awarded

RFP RESPONSE FROM COHORTS I & II

Cohort II• $194 million requested• 23 proposals funded• $96 million awarded

GRANTEE PRESENTATIONS(5-7 minutes)

One spokesperson

Introduce Team Members Name and Role

Project Name

Briefly describe the project’s intent and target population