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File #: 16-211    Version: 1 Name: SFY17 Behavioral Health Grant
Type: Grant Application Status: Passed
File created: 3/31/2016 In control: Board of Sedgwick County Commissioners
On agenda: 4/18/2016 Final action: 4/18/2016
Title: CONSIDERATION OF A KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS (KDOC) GRANT APPLICATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $597,303 TO STRENGTHEN PROBATION SUPERVISION, COMMUNITY SAFETY AND CLIENT SUCCESS BY INCREASING BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTIONS PROVEN TO REDUCE RECIDIVISM WITH ADULT FELONY OFFENDERS. Presented by: Steve Stonehouse, Interim Director, Sedgwick County Department of Corrections. RECOMMENDED ACTION: Approve the application for the grant, and if awarded authorize acceptance of the grant, the establishment of budget authority as provided in the Financial Considerations section of this request.
Attachments: 1. COMCARE -BH SFY17 3-8-16, 2. SFY17 KDOC BH- REVISED 4-13-16, 3. SFY16 Behavioral Health Grant-4-13-16, 4. BOCC Grant App Overview Form - BH 4-14-16, 5. SFY17 Signature Page

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CONSIDERATION OF A KANSAS DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS (KDOC) GRANT APPLICATION IN THE AMOUNT OF $597,303 TO STRENGTHEN PROBATION SUPERVISION, COMMUNITY SAFETY AND CLIENT SUCCESS BY INCREASING BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTIONS PROVEN TO REDUCE RECIDIVISM WITH ADULT FELONY OFFENDERS.

Presented by: Steve Stonehouse,  Interim Director, Sedgwick County Department of Corrections.

 

RECOMMENDED ACTION: Approve the application for the grant, and if awarded authorize acceptance of the grant, the establishment of budget authority as provided in the Financial Considerations section of this request.

 

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Grant Renewal: Yes

Never Applied: N/A

Applied; not awarded: No

 

Grant Summary and Timeline:

 The SFY2017 Kansas Department of Corrections (KDOC) budget includes funding to support the Justice Reinvestment Initiative (HB2170). The purpose of the funding is to enhance and/or develop behavioral health programs / interventions in the community and reduce revocations as a result. Community corrections agencies who received SFY2014 - SFY2016 awards were encouraged to submit a proposal with the intent of sustaining or enhancing strategies that have been implemented.  The FY2017 budget includes funding to sustain current positions that provide cognitive skills programming, peer mentoring and mental health strategies proven to reduce recidivism.

 

 

Financial Considerations:

           Grant period starts: July 1, 2016

           Grant period ends: June 30, 2017

           Source of funding

                        Grant: $597,303

                        Required Match: $0

                        Required Cash Match: $0

                        Required In-Kind Match: $0

                        Other funding: $0

                           TOTAL SOURCES: $597,303

           Uses of funding (Note: Include any Required Matches in your totals)

                        Operational costs:

                                   Personnel: $480,503 ($248,244 for Corrections and $232,259 for COMCARE)

                                   Contractual services: $107,300 (includes $99,800 for Higher Ground and $7,500 for Corrections)

                                   Operational supplies: $9,500

                                   Equipment: $0

                                   Indirect administrative costs: $0

                         Capital projects cost: $0

                                   TOTAL USES: $597,303               

        

           Source of matching funds: N/A                     

           Source of other funding: COMCARE will use $24,250 of Medicaid fees (revenue) to cover contractual expenses.

 

Budget Authority Adjustment:  New internal orders will be created to manage these funds. Additional budget is not being requested by COMCARE.  As outlined in the attachments, Corrections is requesting additional budget authority of $82,600 in 2016 and $204,200 in its 2017 requested budget, based on the final award.

 

Personnel considerations: None

 

Expected measurable outcomes: To strengthen probation supervision, community safety and client success by increasing behavioral interventions proven to reduce recidivism with adult felony offenders.

 

Requirements from Sedgwick County:  The Department of Corrections will be responsible for collecting and reporting program / fiscal quarterly reports to KDOC.

 

Alternatives: If not approved, Sedgwick County will not receive this funding from the Kansas Department of Corrections.

 

Policy considerations: N/A

 

Legal considerations: The authority for this action is K.S.A. 19-101 and K.S.A. 75-5292 et seq.  Pursuant to the County's grant policies and procedures, this grant application requires approval from the Board of County Commissioners.  A simple majority vote is required.

 

                                  

 

 

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