Beginning on day one, returning citizens are assessed, “using a validated risk assessment, combined with the results of other evaluations, we can identify each incarcerated individual’s crucial academic, vocational, and therapeutic needs. Using this vital information, our skilled professionals develop a case action plan to reduce risk of recidivism while equipping returning citizens for successful reentry into the community.”
Reducing recidivism is a team effort that requires synchronizing individualized and targeted interventions at the right time and in the right amount. Our team measures success in three essential areas:
1) Up-to-date and on-time criminogenic risk assessments.
2) Up-to-date and high-quality case action plans.
3) Time spent with individuals guiding them through the process of returning to communities successfully.
A brief overview of the main responsibilities of a case manager are the following:
- LS/RNR Assessments
- Case Action Plans
- Supervision Contacts
- Security/Behavioral Assessments
- Progress Reports & Special Attention memos for the Board of Pardons & Parole
The following information may be shared with the public by the CCM.
- Offender’s Name and Number
- Gender
- Age/Date of Birth
- Legal status (Inmate, Parolee, Probationer)
- Housing Location (e.g., community correctional center, county jail or general unit at the Utah State Correctional Facility or Central Utah Correctional Facility)
- Crime and Criminal History
- Offenses/Sentence Length
- Board Hearing or Rehearing date
- Parole, Termination, Expiration date
- Commitment Date, Committing Court, Case Number