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Interstate Compact CONNECTIONS CORRECTIONS PROGRAM Linda Rogers Clinical Treatment Supervisor, CCP Butte 111 West Broadway, Butte, MT 59701 Ph. (406) 782-6626 Fax (406) 782-6676 lrogers@cccscorp.com Alex Vukovich, Administrator, CCP West 725 Orofino Way, Warm Springs, MT 59756 Ph. (406) 693-2272 Fax (406) 693-2276 avukovich@cccscorp.com Dave Boyd Director of Chemical Dependency Programs Community, Counseling and Correctional Services, Inc. 471 East Mercury, Butte, MT 59701 Ph. (406) 782-0417 Fax (406) 782-6964 dboyd@cccscorp.com

PROGRAM HISTORY The Connections Corrections Program, a 60-day residential chemical dependency treatment program, opened March 1998, in Butte as a 30-bed co-ed chemical dependency treatment facility designed to serve the state correctional population and federal probationers, parolees, and inmates throughout the state. Today, the CCP facility has 42 beds for state offenders. In February 2005, CCP expanded to a portion of building housing WATCh West in Warm Springs, providing 40 more treatment beds for male offenders. Since then, 12 more beds were added for a total capacity of 52 beds. P&P Officers may use 10 of the beds to sanction offenders who violate conditions of their community placements. In March 2007, CCP s Butte facility became an all-male program with the opening of the Passages female treatment program in Billings. During the summer of 2007, the Butte P&P office relocated from the CCP building, allowing CCP to expand by occupying the entire floor of the building. GOALS, MISSION, PURPOSE As the degree of services required to effectively treat offender s increases, both programs have evolved and changed over the years. They continue to provide evidenced-based curricula and methods of providing the best possible programming for a difficult population, while continuing to modify and strengthen the program with the latest practices. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Eligible offenders are those committed to the DOC with a recommendation and/or assessment for alcohol or drug treatment and offenders recommended by the BOPP who need alcohol or drug treatment before being approved for parole. All male parolees, conditional release and prerelease offenders who have received an intervention, on-site or disciplinary hearing through probation and parole may be placed in the sanction treatment beds at CCP in Warm Springs. COST OF SUPERVISION The cost per day for an offender in CCP West is $68.04. CCP Butte is $76.63 per offender. CAPACITY The total capacity of CCP operations is 104 beds for male offenders.

STATISTICS Average monthly statistics for CCP: Individual counseling sessions: 180 Chemical dependency group hours: 60 Number of criminal thinking errors groups: 26 Positive drug test results: 0 of 336 Escapes or escape attempts: 0 Number of formal disciplinary hearings: 62 Number of admissions and releases: 20 Number of cognitive principles & restructuring groups: 26 Admissions to the combined programs, from March 3, 1998 through May 1, 2010, totaled 4,669 offenders. During this period, CCP realized a 91.8 percent program completion rate, with 4,284 offenders released to probation or parole, interstate supervision, ISP, or to a prerelease center to complete their programming. Total Combined CCP Admissions: 4,669 from 3/3/98 through 5/1/10 303, 7% Completed Admissions Not Completed 4,284, 93% 303 (6.48%) offenders did not complete the program: 163 offenders were removed for excessive rule violations. 68 offenders voluntarily resigned from the program and moved to a higher level of security. 29 offenders were transferred to the prison infirmary due to medical or mental health conditions that were beyond CCP s ability to treat. 13 offenders walked away from CCP Butte without permission. 25 offenders were placed at an increased custody level due to the discovery of new charges or warrants. 4 offenders were placed in federal custody due to pending federal charges or detainers. 1 offender died at CCP West in April 2006. ~ Note: 82 offenders are still currently in the program (1.75% of total admissions)

A total of 1,130 offenders were admitted to CCP in fiscal years 2009 & 2010; 624 at CCP Butte and 506 at CCP West. Total CCP Admissions: 1,130 CCP Combined Data FY 2009-2010 506 CCP Butte 624 CCP West Program Completions: 1,130 total admissions (CCP West 624, 506 CCP Butte) 1,001 program completions (88.58%) 129 non-completions (CCP West 78, CCP Butte 51) CCP Completions: 1,130 Combined Data FY 2009 to 2010 129, 11% Completions Non-completions 1,001, 89%

Age of CCP Offenders: Total Variable Count Mean Minimum Median Maximum Age 1,130 32.87 18 30 67 Age of Combined CCP Offenders FY 2009-2010 Age 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 67 32.87 30 18 Mean Minimum Median Maximum Tally for Discrete Variables: Race Race Count Percent African AM 76 1.63 Asian 12 0.26 N = 4,669 Caucasian 3472 74.36 Nat American 935 20.0 Spanish AM 174 3.73 Admissions by Race: 4,669 CCP Combined Data FY 2009-2010 4000 3500 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 76 12 3472 935 174 African AM Asian Caucasian Native AM Spanish AM

CCP Butte (FY 09-10) Drug of Choice 624 Admissions 7, 1% CCP Butte Drug of Choice 1, 0% 4, 1% 36, 6% 162, 26% 63, 10% 351, 56% Alcohol Marijuana Methamphetamines Opiates Cocaine Oxys Heroin CCP West (FY 09-10) Drug of Choice 506 Admissions 47, 9% CCP West Drug of Choice 2, 0% 31, 6% 5, 1% 56, 11% 98, 19% 267, 54% Alcohol Marijuana Methamphetamines Cocaine Opiates Other Not Listed

CCP Butte County of Sentence 08-10 CCP West County of Sentence 08-10 Butte PRC 144 Yellowstone 88 Billings PRC 117 Missoula 70 Great Falls PRC 108 Flathead 55 Helena PRC 64 Lewis & Clark 53 Missoula PRC 58 Gallatin 40 BSB Jail 29 Lake 38 Bozeman PRC 25 Cascade 34 Discharge 17 Hill 26 Transferred to CCP West 16 Ravalli 15 Missoula ISP 8 Lincoln 12 Billings ISP 5 Not Listed 9 TSCTC 4 Big Horn 6 Balance SS 3 Rosebud 6 C.R. Butte 3 Glacier 5 Bozeman ISP 2 Jefferson 5 Butte ISP 2 Richland 5 Helena Parole 2 Sanders 4 Kalispell Parole 2 Park 4 MSP 2 Musselshell 4 Anaconda Jail 1 Mineral 3 C.R. Glasgow 1 Fergus 3 C.R. Missoula 1 Dawson 3 Custody - WA 1 Toole 3 Federal Custody 1 Powell 3 Great Falls ISP 1 Blaine 2 Great Falls Parole 1 Carbon 2 Hospital 1 Valley 2 House Arrest 1 Phillips 2 Interstate Compact 1 Deer Lodge 1 Missoula Parole 1 Stillwater 1 Needs PRC 1 Prairie 1 Transferred to START 1 Pondera 1

CCP Butte Location of Release 08-10 CCP West Location of Release 08-10 Butte PRC 144 Billings PRC 98 Billings PRC 117 BPRC 85 Great Falls PRC 108 Missoula PRC 75 Helena PRC 64 GFPRC 57 Missoula PRC 58 Helena PRC 35 BSB Jail 29 TSCTC 16 Bozeman PRC 25 Bozeman PRC 13 Discharge 17 Billings ISP 12 Transferred to CCP West 16 Discharge 10 Missoula ISP 8 Need PRC 10 Billings ISP 5 Missoula ISP 7 TSCTC 4 Billings Parole 6 Balance SS 3 Butte ISP 6 C.R. Butte 3 C.R. Helena 6 Bozeman ISP 2 C.R. Kalispell 6 Butte ISP 2 Helena Parole 6 Helena Parole 2 Bozeman Parole 5 Kalispell Parole 2 C.R. Bozeman 4 MSP 2 C.R. Havre 4 Anaconda Jail 1 Helena - ESP 4 C.R. Glasgow 1 Missoula Parole 4 C.R. Missoula 1 Transferred to Butte 4 Custody - WA 1 C.R. Butte 3 Federal Custody 1 Great Falls Parole 3 Great Falls ISP 1 Kalispell Parole 3 Great Falls Parole 1 START Disciplinary 3 Hospital 1 Bozeman ISP 2 House Arrest 1 Butte Parole 2 Interstate Compact 1 C.R. Glasgow 2 Missoula Parole 1 Hamilton Parole 2 Needs PRC 1 MSP 2 Transferred to START 1 Restarted Program 2 Bal SS 1 C.R. Billings 1 C.R. Great Falls 1 C.R. Missoula 1 C.R. Polson 1 Great Falls ISP 1 Havre Parole 1 Interstate Compact 1 Polson Parole 1 Cases Screened for Admission: 1773 Number approved: 1,503 85% Number not approved: 270 15% 7/2001 through 6/2010 12-month Post Release Compliance Compliant: 71.14% Noncompliant: 28.86%