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HomeMy WebLinkAbout13002RESOLUTION NO. 13002 A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN PUEBLO, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION AND INTERVENTION, INC., A COLORADO NON-PROFIT CORPORATION FOR THE SUPERVISION AND CASE MANAGEMENT OF ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING PROGRAMS FOR ADULT OFFENDERS WHEREAS, the City’s use of the County Jail for the housing of Municipal prisoners was severely curtailed beginning January 1, 2014; and WHEREAS, the Municipal Court seeks effective alternative sentencing for adult offenders; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF PUEBLO, that: SECTION 1. The Agreement between the City of Pueblo, a municipal corporation and Intervention, Inc., a Colorado non-profit organization, a true copy of which is attached hereto, having been approved as to form by the City Attorney is hereby approved. SECTION 2. The President of City Council is hereby authorized and directed to execute the Agreement on behalf of the City, and the City Clerk is directed to attest the same. SECTION 3. The officers and staff of the City are directed and authorized to perform any and all acts consistent with the intent of this Resolution to effectuate the transactions described herein. SECTION 4. This Resolution shall become effective immediately upon passage and approval. INTRODUCED: June 23, 2014 BY: Chris Kaufman COUNCILPERSON City Clerk’s Office Item # M-10 Background Paper for Proposed Resolution COUNCIL MEETING DATE: June 23, 2014 TO: President Sandra K. Daff and Members of City Council CC: Sam Azad, City Manager VIA: Gina Dutcher, City Clerk FROM: Judge William Martinez, Municipal Court SUBJECT: A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN PUEBLO, A MUNICIPAL CORPORATION AND INTERVENTION, INC, A COLORADO NON- PROFIT CORPORATION FOR THE SUPERVISION AND CASE MANAGEMENT OF ALTERNATIVE SENTENCING PROGRAMS FOR ADULT OFFENDERS SUMMARY: Attached are a proposed Resolution and Agreement for the provision of alternative sentencing supervision and case management for adult offenders. PREVIOUS COUNCIL ACTION: None. BACKGROUND: Beginning January 1, 2014, the City’s use of the County Jail for the housing of municipal prisoners was severely curtailed. As a result, the Municipal Court began investigating alternatives to the imposition of jail sentences. The Municipal Court, Police Department and City Attorney’s Office met several times to discuss the possibility of alternative programs such as work release, ankle monitoring, and rehabilitation services as a condition of probation for adult offenders. Intervention, Inc. provides supervision and case management for adult alternative sentencing programs such as work release, ankle monitoring, and rehabilitation services. Article 27 of Title 17, C.R.S., authorizes the development of community correctional facilities and programs by which units of local government and non-governmental agencies are permitted to provide correctional services to the justice system. Intervention, Inc. has provided work release services to various counties in Colorado for over ten years. Intervention’s work release program provides residential management and oversight of municipal offenders. Municipal offenders sentenced to work release will be required to stay at Intervention’s facility but will be allowed to leave during the day to work, look for work, or go to school. Intervention’s work release facility is a non-secure facility. Intervention has been successful with gaining compliance through rules and regulations, which all inmates are provided with upon entering the work release program. In addition, Intervention, Inc. will provide probation supervision for adult offenders. Currently, Municipal Court has the ability to sentence adult offenders to probation; however, the probation is not supervised or monitored for on-going compliance and therefore, is often an ineffective deterrent to re-offending. Intervention, Inc. will monitor compliance with probation requirements. For example, many of the adult offenders appearing in Municipal Court have drug addiction or mental health issues. Sentencing these individuals to rehabilitation services that will be monitored for compliance may reduce recidivism. FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS: Adult offenders who have the ability to pay will be responsible for all costs of the alternative sentencing programs. The City will be responsible for paying for any programs or services provided to an offender who is determined to be unable to pay. In addition, the City will be responsible for the cost of each and every “Ability to Pay Assessment” performed by Intervention, Inc. at the Municipal Court’s request. The cost of the program will depend on the level of supervision and services required. The costs are set out fully in the Agreement but a summary of the costs is provided below: “Ability to Pay Assessment” report: $50 Probation Supervision Fee: $30-$50 (depending on supervision level) Substance Monitoring Fee: $10.50 per UA test Electronic Monitoring Fee: $6.50 - $11.00 per day (depending on service) Work Release Program Fee: $30 per day Any costs incurred by the City will be paid out of Municipal Court’s budget. BOARD/COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION: Not applicable to this Resolution. STAKEHOLDER PROCESS: Not applicable to this Resolution. ALTERNATIVES: If the Resolution is not approved, sentencing of adult offenders in Municipal Court will remain the same with unsupervised probation. RECOMMENDATION: Municipal Court recommends approval of this Resolution. Attachments: Agreement between City and Intervention AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT, dated this 23rd day of June, 2014, is entered into by and between the CITY OF PUEBLO, a municipal corporation, hereinafter referred to as the "CITY ", and INTERVENTION a Colorado non - profit corporation, hereinafter referred to as "INTERVENTION ". WITNESSETH WHEREAS, Pueblo Municipal Code authorizes the Municipal Court to impose alternative sentencing options including but not limited to in -home detention, custodial work release, rehabilitation, and probation; and WHEREAS, Intervention provides supervision and case management for alternative sentencing programs and desires to provide these services for the benefit of certain offenders sentenced in the Pueblo Municipal Court; NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants and promises contained herein, and for other good and valuable consideration, the sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged, the parties to this Agreement agree that: I. Representation of INTERVENTION. INTERVENTION represents, covenants and warrants that it is a community correctional facility or program under the definition of Section 17- 27- 102(3), CRS, and is authorized by the laws of the State of Colorado to enter into the transaction contemplated by this Agreement and to carry out its obligations hereunder. II. Duration of Agreement. This Agreement shall take effect on or about July 1, 2014 (the "Start Date "), and shall continue to and including one year from the Start Date unless it is earlier terminated as hereinafter provided. In the sole and absolute discretion of the CITY, this Agreement may be extended for one year periods by giving written notice to INTERVENTION prior to the expiration of the current term or any term obtained on option. Any extension of the Agreement shall be subject to the right of the CITY to terminate as described the Article XIII. III. Work Release Program. The CITY, by and through its CITY ORDINANCE authority may refer up to 10 offenders for Work Release services as described in EXHIBIT A, located at 1901 North Hudson Avenue, Pueblo, CO 81001 -2530. That Work Release Program shall be referred to herein as the "ICCS Pueblo Work Release Program ". A. Services to the ICCS Pueblo Facility Work Release Program. INTERVENTION hereby agrees to provide the following services to the ICCS Pueblo Work Release Program as more fully described in EXHIBIT A: (1) Housing (2) AlcoholVDrug Testing. (3) Food Service. (4) Monitoring. (5)Reporting to the Court as required. B. Exhibit "A ". Exhibit "A" which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference provides additional details with respect to the responsibilities of the parties concerning the ICCS Pueblo Work Release Program and offenders. 1 C. Payment for Services to ICCS Pueblo Work Release Program . INTERVENTION agrees as sole compensation for the services provided pursuant to the ICCS Pueblo Work Release Program that any and all fees, including its per diem fee will be paid by the offender unless the offender is determined to be partially or fully unable to pay for services. Upon conviction and prior to sentencing, the Court may refer the offender for an "Ability to Pay" Assessment which will include an evaluation of the client's financial circumstances, verifying both income and expenses. A Court Report with verifying information will be submitted to the Court by the Court review date with a recommendation as to the total cost to the city so the Court can assess the appropriate Work Release fee. The cost of the "Ability to Pay" Assessment is $50.00 and will be billed to the City per this section. Upon approval of the offender's entry into the program, INTERVENTION shall invoice the CITY the full thirty dollars ($30) per day, or a portion thereof based upon the "Ability to Pay" Assessment and the offender's partial ability to pay, for each day the offender is in the program. Should there be a change in fee due to the offender's changed ability to pay during the offender's participation in the program, INTERVENTION shall notify the CITY in the monthly invoice. Payment will be due to INTERVENTION by the 30` day of the month following services rendered. IV. Services to the Intervention Community Supervision Program. INTERVENTION hereby agrees to provide the following services to the Intervention Community Supervision Program as described in EXHIBIT B: (1) Ability to Pay Assessment (2)Assessments (3)Offender Reporting (4)Referrals to Treatment (5)Treatment Verification (6)Random Drug Monitoring Testing at client's cost (at offender's cost) (7)Electronic Monitoring as Ordered by the Court (at offender's cost) (8)Monthly Background Checks (9)Response to Non - Compliance (10)Reporting to the Court as Required A. Exhibit "B ". Exhibit "B" which is attached hereto and incorporated herein by this reference provides additional details with respect to the responsibilities of the parties concerning the Intervention Community Supervision Program (hereinafter referred to as the "Community Supervision Program "). B. Payment for Services to Intervention Community Supervision Program. INTERVENTION agrees as sole compensation for the services provided pursuant to the Community Supervision Program that any and all fees will be paid by the offender including all alcohol and/or drug testing and electronic monitoring, unless the offender is determined to be partially or fully unable to pay for services. Upon conviction and prior to sentencing, the Court may refer the offender for: 1) an "Ability to Pay" Assessment which will include an evaluation of the client's financial circumstances, verifying both income and expenses and 2) a Level of Supervision Inventory (LSI) which will determine the client's level of supervision and recommended program services. A Court report with verifying information will be submitted to the Court by the Court review date with a recommendation as to the total cost to the City so the Court can assess the appropriate Community Supervision Program fee. The cost of the "Ability to Pay" Assessment is $50.00 and will be billed to the City per this section. Upon approval of the offender's entry into the program, INTERVENTION shall invoice the City the unit cost ($30 /minimum reporting; $40 /medium reporting; $50 /maximum reporting, or portion thereof based upon the "Ability to Pay" Assessment and the offender's partial ability to pay). Should there be a change in fee due to the offender's changed ability to pay during the offender's participation in the program, INTERVENTION shall notify the CITY in the monthly invoice. Payment will be due to 2 INTERVENTION by the 30 day of the month following services rendered. V. Reports. At the end of each month, INTERVENTION shall report in writing to the CITY the services outlined in this Agreement. The reports shall include, but not be limited to: 1. The services provided by INTERVENTION; 2. The number of offenders served in the ICCS Pueblo Work Release Program and duration of the of stay; 3. The number of offenders served in the Community Supervision Program and duration in program; 4. The amount billed to offenders for, and amount of money received from the offenders in ICCS Pueblo Work Release Program; 5. The amount billed to offenders for, and amount of money received from the offenders in the Community Supervision Program; and 6. The amount billed to the CITY for, and amount of money received from the CITY for offenders in the ICCS Pueblo Work Release Program and Community Supervision Program. VI Compliance with Federal, State and Local Laws. INTERVENTION agrees to abide by all applicable statutes, regulations and administrative rulings of the United States, the State of Colorado, and the City of Pueblo and any other applicable political subdivision, securing all necessary licenses and permits in connection with implementing this Agreement. In particular, INTERVENTION agrees that no funds paid to it pursuant to this Agreement shall be used for purposes prohibited to the CITY. INTERVENTION agrees that it will fully comply with the applicable provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the applicable regulations promulgated under the authority of the Americans with Disabilities Act. VII. Client Records. All client records and similar records made or obtained by INTERVENTION during the term of this Agreement shall not be destroyed or otherwise disposed of without prior written approval from the CITY or until at least seven (7) years have passed after the release of an offender from the ICCS Pueblo Work Release /Community Supervision Programs for whom such records were generated. Upon expiration of the seven (7) year period, such records shall be purged and/or destroyed in accordance with Colorado law. As to those records and any records provided to INTERVENTION by the CITY for the purpose of performing its services hereunder, INTERVENTION shall respect all rights of privacy of individuals as required by the laws and regulations related thereto, and it shall obtain any necessary consent prior to disclosure of any information contained in such records. All records maintained by INTERVENTION shall be available for inspection without notice by appropriate representatives of the CITY to ensure compliance with the terms herein. This provision shall survive the termination of this or any earlier agreement between the CITY and INTERVENTION. VIII. Responsibilities to Employees. In performing this Agreement, INTERVENTION acts as an independent contractor not as an agent, servant or employee of the CITY. No person employed by INTERVENTION shall become an agent, servant or employee of the CITY because of this Agreement. INTERVENTION is solely responsible for necessary and adequate Workers' Compensation Insurance. INTERVENTION shall be responsible for withholding and paying all Federal and State taxes and INTERVENTION and INTERVENTION's employees are not entitled to unemployment insurance benefits unless unemployment compensation coverage is provided by INTERVENTION or some other entity. IX. Non - Discrimination. In connection with performance of work under this Agreement, INTERVENTION agrees not to refuse to hire, discharge, promote, demote or discriminate in matters of compensation against any person otherwise qualified, solely because of race, creed, religion, 3 color, gender, sexual orientation, national origin, ancestry, disability or age. XI. Covenant Regarding Subcontractors. INTERVENTION represents, covenants and warrants that it will not assign its rights nor delegate its obligations hereunder and breach of this provision shall void the obligations of the CITY hereunder as of the date of breach and this Agreement shall be void as of said date. XII. Insurance. INTERVENTION agrees to obtain adequate insurance coverage for complying with all the terms and conditions of this AGREEMENT as required by the CITY. All insurance shall be maintained in full force and effect at INTERVENTION'S expense during the term of the Agreement hereunder and any extension thereof. Certificates of insurance providing evidence of the required insurance coverage shall be delivered to the City Manager's Office prior to the provision of services hereunder this Contract. XIII. Early Termination. The CITY may terminate this Agreement in whole or in part at any time by giving written notice thirty (30) days in advance to INTERVENTION. INTERVENTION may terminate this Agreement in whole or in part at any time by giving written notice One Hundred Twenty (120) days in advance to the CITY. In the event of noncompliance on the part of INTERVENTION resulting in an immediate risk to public safety this Agreement shall immediately terminate upon written notice to INTERVENTION. If the Agreement or any part hereof is terminated, INTERVENTION shall be paid only for those services that were satisfactorily completed in accordance with this Agreement up to the date of termination. XIV. Indemnification. INTERVENTION agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the City of Pueblo and its agents and employees from and against any and all claims, including but not limited to, damages or personal injury, theft or damage to property, both public and private, losses and expenses, and attorneys' fees occasioned by an act or omission of INTERVENTION, its agents or employees, resulting directly or indirectly from the performance of the services under this Agreement. XV. Notice to Parties. All notices by one party to another required under this Agreement shall be in writing and served personally or sent by certified mail, return receipt requested, postage prepaid and properly addressed. Service, if by mail, shall be complete as of the date of mailing thereof. Proper addresses of the respective parties for purposes of notice shall be as follows: COUNTY: One City Hall Place c/o City Attorney's Office Pueblo, Colorado 81003 INTERVENTION: 1333 West 120 Ave., Suite 101 Westminster, Colorado 80234 The parties shall have the right to designate in writing a different address to which notices are to be mailed. XIX. Amendment or Modification. No amendments or modifications of this Agreement shall be valid or binding unless expressed in writing and executed by the parties hereto in the same manner as the execution of this Agreement. XX. Officials Not to Benefit. No member of the City government, City Council or individual officers elected therein shall be admitted to any share or part of this Agreement or any benefit that may arise there from. 4 XXI. No Third Party Beneficiary. Nothing in this Agreement is intended, nor should it be construed, to create any rights, claims, or benefits or assume any liability for or on behalf of any third party, or to waive any immunities or limitations conferred under federal or state law, including but not limited to the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act, § 24 -10 -101 et seq., C.R.S. XXII. Venue. Venue for any and all legal actions regarding transactions covered herein shall lie in the District Court in and for the County of Pueblo, State of Colorado, and this transaction shall be governed by the laws of the State of Colorado. XXIII. Designated Representative. The City's designated representative for liaison purposes under this Agreement shall be the City Manager or his designee, unless otherwise changed by written notice to INTERVENTION by the CITY. XXIV. Survival. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, the parties understand and agree that all terms and conditions of this Agreement which may require continued performance or compliance beyond the termination eintt of this Agreement shall survive such termination date and shall be enforceable as provided herein in the event of a failure to perform or comply by a party to this Agreement. XXV. No Multi -year Fiscal Obligation on City. This Agreement is expressly made subject to the limitations of the Colorado Constitution. Nothing herein shall constitute, nor deemed to constitute, the creation of a debt or multi -year fiscal obligation or an obligation of future appropriations by the City Council of Pueblo, contrary to Article X, § 20 Colorado Constitution or any other constitutional, statutory or charter debt limitation. Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement, with respect to any financial obligation of the City which may arise under this Agreement in any fiscal year after 2014, in the event the budget or other means of appropriations for any such year fails to provide funds in sufficient amounts to discharge such obligation, such failure shall not constitute a default or breach of this Agreement, including any sub - agreement, attachment, schedule, or exhibit thereto, by the City. [INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK] 5 Executed in Pueblo, Colorado as of the day and year first above written. [SEAL] CITY OF PUEBLO i Attest:: By: '!/ / L..� t.APA City rk Pres'� of the City Council 0. Approved as to form: ids -.• ' vva City Attorney INTERVENTION By -'" Kelly Sen e i/f 0. - uector STATE OF COLORADO COUNTY OF 'gdaYVls The foregoing Agreement was acknowledged before me this \ L2' day of AA. n e_ , 2014 by Kelly Sengenberger as Executive Director of Intervention. (JO ithiP Notary's o cial signature " "A Notq P ' R � I :(64( *:. S.. IC)/.0i J I L' . Commission expiration date ' ', , O F L IC .•oo ' q Co , m %,,,`,cot r „7O ��e 2j 20 43 6 intervention, inc. INTERVENTION, Inc, Intervention Community Corrections Services (ICCS) Work Release program Article 27 of Title 17, C.R.S., authorizes the development of community correctional facilities and programs by which units of local government and non - governmental agencies are permitted to provide correctional services to the criminal justice system. ICCS has successfully provided Work Release services to other Colorado counties for more than ten years. Beginning in 2002, Intervention Community Corrections Services (ICCS) implemented the residential management and oversight of offenders sentenced to its Work Release Program. Residential oversight of the inmates is provided by fully trained ICCS staff that has been properly vetted through the Division of Criminal Justice of the Colorado Department of Public Safety. This is accomplished in a "Halfway House" setting that supervises inmates in a non - secure environment. We have been successful over the years by providing monitoring and oversight of inmates in the facility as well as in the community while at work, gaining education and treatment at various locations. All inmates are provided with rules and regulations of the Work Release Program and may be involved in many services. "Ability to Pay" Assessment Upon conviction and prior to sentencing, the Court will determine whether to refer the client for an "Ability to Pay" Assessment which will include an evaluation of the client's financial status, verifying both income and expenses. A Court Report with verifying information will be submitted to the Court by the Court review date so the Court can assess the appropriate supervision fee. The cost of the "Ability to Pay" Assessment is $50.00 and will be billed to the City per Agreement. Work Release Services may include the following: Alcohol /Drug Testing Upon order of the Municipal Court and upon the request of the Pueblo Police Department and upon a determination of cause by Intervention staff, Intervention will provide alcohol and drug testing of an inmate of the ICCS Pueblo Facility Work Release Program by appropriate and approved methods. The cost of urine analysis (UA) seven panel tests are included in the per diem cost of $30 /day. The Seven Panel includes screening for the following substances: THC, Cocaine, Amphetamine, Opiates, Benzodiazepines, Barbiturates and alcohol. Breathalyzer tests may be provided at no cost to the City. ICCS may perform a minimum of one random UA per month. Food Service ICCS will provide a nutritious meal three times a day, seven days a week to all inmates sentenced to the program. ICCS will provide sack meals as required for inmates who are away from the facility for authorized purposes. ICCS will be responsible for all preparation of meals. The menu will be approved by a Registered Dietician. Monitoring of Inmates ICCS will provide monitoring services of the same kind and at the same level for the ICCS Pueblo Facility Work Release Program as those services currently provided for by ICCS for the population it houses at the Pueblo Facility. Tracking and monitoring services may be provided in accordance with ICCS' rules and procedures. ICCS may provide such services using security personnel head counts, random room and personal property searches, oversight of ingress and egress to the ICCS Pueblo Facility by ICCS Pueblo Facility Work Release Program inmates and video monitoring via ICCS' CCTV surveillance system. Searches of ICCS Pueblo Facility Work Release Program inmates will be limited to over clothing pat down searches by same sex personnel or emptying of pockets by opposite sex personnel. As part of these services ICCS will provide such information as is required by the Municipal Court to meet its reporting requirements with respect to the ICCS Pueblo Facility Work Release Program inmates. Information will be provided in the format and at the frequency that may be agreed upon. Inmates will inevitably violate rules and regulations within the facility. ICCS has a system in place that differentiates the level of violation and possible sanctions. This system provides a process by which Work Release inmates are maintained in the program in a proactive fashion. All incidents will be recorded and reported to the Municipal Court as required. Transportation of /for Work Release inmates will be best served by public transportation. ICCS administrators will work with the Municipality in the development of a viable system to receive Court information regarding sentencing orders and expectations of entry to the facility. Upon completion of sentence, the Municipal Court will be notified via a final report containing information required by the Court. Case Management AU ICCS Pueblo Facility Work Release inmates will be assigned to an ICCS staff member for case management services. In our current Work Release facility, this service is provided by Team Leaders who are responsible for the overall compliance as it relates to the inmate. This includes review of any incidents that occur, the response to any violations, the approved passes for the inmate and confirmation of attendance at employment, school or treatment. It should be noted that all Work - Release clients are expected to work, however, we allow inmates time to search for employment if they come in to the program, unemployed. We expect the weekly per diem to be paid a week in advance and this can be paid by a family member, for example, until the inmate finds employment. Treatment Services Presently, if the inmate is in need of treatment, he /she will be referred to an appropriate agency at the clients cost. ICCS is willing to discuss the possibility if implementing a treatment track for municipal offenders if so desired by the City /Court. We provide substance abuse evaluations and several "evidence based" treatment modalities that can be presented to the City /Court for consideration, if so desired. Cost for treatment services are typically billed separately depending on the individual needs of the offender. The cost of treatment will be borne by the offender unless otherwise determined by the Court. Records ICCS will maintain an accounting of all sentenced inmates and will furnish to the Municipal Court the records as agreed. ICCS will maintain the records for up to three years or as agreed upon. Compliance /Reporting Inmate non - compliance with treatment and other court orders is taken seriously by ICCS. Internal policy mandates the swift response to non - compliance as required by the Court. A) ICCS will work with the inmate and impose intermediate responses for violations in order to bring the inmate back into compliance with Court ordered requirements. B) The Court will be notified, via court report, of non - compliance for Court review and further action within 48 hours of the alleged non - compliance. If removal from the Facility is required, a "facility hold" will be placed on the inmate and the City of Pueblo Police Department will be notified to take the inmate into custody. Our main goal is to increase inmate accountability and maintain victim /community safety: C) Compliance and successful completion of treatment and other court ordered requirements is mandatory for successful termination of supervision. The Court will be notified, by report, of successful completion of treatment and other requirements, for Court review and further action. Payment For Services ICCS recommends a "per diem" payment arrangement with the City. The per diem rate will include: housing, meals, monitoring /verifying activities /whereabouts, record keeping, billing /invoicing, court reporting, attendance at hearings, etc. For Work Release clients, the daily rate would be $30 /day. This cost is justified as ICCS will be providing adjunct case management services, not just housing of inmates. The provided services would be documented and invoiced to the City by the 10 of the month following the previous month services. The City would not be invoiced for the first day of services but would be invoiced for the last day of service. „„, intervention, inc. City of Pueblo — Community Supervision Program Case Management Procedures for all Municipal Court Cases The following is a general description of Intervention practices in case management proposed for the Pueblo Municipal Court. A. Upon conviction and prior to sentencing, the Court will determine whether to refer the client for: 1) an "Ability to Pay” Assessment which will include an evaluation of the client's financial circumstances, verifying both income and expenses and 2) a Level of Supervision Inventory (LSI) which will determine the client's level of supervision and frequency of reporting. A Court Report with verifying information will be submitted to the Court by the Court review date so the Court can assess the appropriate supervision fee. The cost of the "Ability to Pay" Assessment is $50.00 and will be billed to the City per Agreement. B. Once a sentence has been imposed and the client is referred to Intervention; staff will administer assessments to all probationers, to determine the appropriate level of supervision and frequency of reporting. (Minimum = report every 60 days, medium = report every 30 days, maximum = report twice per month). All supervision costs shall be borne by the probationer based upon the probationer's ability to pay. All probationers are reassessed every 6 months to ensure proper classification and supervision. C. Intervention will supervise probationers who are placed on post- sentence supervision by the Court. In appropriate cases and as directed by the Court or through administrative agreement, the Case Manager will initiate a referral for treatment at the probationer's first contact if the probationer is not already engaged in a treatment program. D. The Case Manager will monitor /verify probationer's compliance in treatment. This activity requires the Case Manager to maintain communication with treatment providers regarding compliance issues. Hard copy treatment verification will be required which mandates that the treatment relationship with providers is strong and positive. E. As directed by the Court or through administrative agreement, the Case Manager will initiate a referral for Useful Public Service, if ordered, at the probationer's first contact. The Case Manager will maintain communication with the Useful Public Service Program regarding compliance issues. F. At the probationer's first contact meeting, the Case Manager will verify with the Court Clerk that a payment plan has been arranged for court costs /fines. The payment plan will be reviewed with the probationer and the Case Manager will maintain communication with the Courts regarding compliance of payment. G. Probationers may be subject to random urine screens/breath tests if they meet one of the following criteria: 1) the Court has ordered random urine screens/monitored sobriety, 2) drug/alcohol use was noted in current case, 3) client has history of drug/alcohol use /abuse, or 4) through administrative agreement with the Court. The cost of drug screening is a separate fee and is borne by the probationer. H. Monthly background checks will be completed on all probationers to verify no new county /district law violations have been committed. The Case Manager will maintain regular communication with the Municipal Court Clerk to verify any new law violations filed in Municipal Court. New law violations will be reported to the Court within 48 hours, via a special report. I. Compliance/Reporting: Probationer non - compliance with treatment and other court orders is taken seriously by Intervention. Internal policy mandates the swift response to non - compliance as required by the Court. A) Intervention will work with the probationer and impose intermediate responses to violations in order to bring the probationer back into compliance with Court ordered requirements. B) The Court will be notified, via court report, should on -going non - compliance continue. Our main goal is to increase probationer accountability and maintain victim/community safety: C) Compliance and successful completion of treatment and other court ordered requirements is mandatory for successful termination of supervision. The Court will be notified, by report, of successful completion of treatment and other requirements. Typically, domestic violence offenders are not terminated from supervision before the expected termination date. J. Based on Court order, Intervention will install, monitor and report compliance with all technology requirements. Intervention policy requires that the Case Manager investigate and verify the probationer's residence prior to program implementation. For victim safety, if it is found that a domestic violence probationer resides in the home of the victim, the case is returned to the court for further direction/disposition. The cost of electronic monitoring is a separate fee and is borne by the probationer. "Ability to Pav Assessment" Report = $50.00 Supervision Fee: ® Minimum Reporting (once every 60 days) = $30 ® Medium Reporting (once every 30 days) = $40 ® Maximum Reporting (twice per month) = $50 Substance Monitoring Fee • 7 Panel Test = $10.50 Electronic Monitoring Fee • In Home Detention = $11.00 /day • Secure Continuous Remote Alcohol Monitoring (SCRAM) = $8.50/Day • Soberlink Alcohol Monitoring - $6.50/Day