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Serving the people of West Virginia Serving the people of West Virginia since 1866since 1866

WV Division of CorrectionsWV Division of Corrections

2009 Joint Correctional & Public Health Training Conference

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Executive Leadership Team

Jim Rubenstein, Commissioner

William Haines, Deputy Commissioner

Jan Chamberlain, Asst. Commissioner

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Office of the Commissioner Academy Administration [Budget, Fiscal & Purchasing) Classification & Inmate Movement Construction Correctional Industries Hearing Examiner Human Resources Information Technology Internal Audit Investigations Legal Research & Planning Parole Services Programs Records/Interstate Compact Security

Mission & VisionMission & Vision

Vision: The vision of the West Virginia Division of Corrections Vision: The vision of the West Virginia Division of Corrections is to be recognized as an innovative leader in providing is to be recognized as an innovative leader in providing quality correctional services.quality correctional services.

MissionMission: : The mission of the West Virginia Division of The mission of the West Virginia Division of Corrections is to Corrections is to enhance public safetyenhance public safety by providing a safe, by providing a safe, secure, humane correctional system, including an effective secure, humane correctional system, including an effective community supervision program, opportunities to prepare community supervision program, opportunities to prepare offenders for successful re-entry, and sensitivity and offenders for successful re-entry, and sensitivity and responsiveness to victims of crime.responsiveness to victims of crime.

WV Division of CorrectionsWV Division of Corrections

MissionMission Enhancing Public SafetyEnhancing Public Safety

• Providing a Safe Facilities EnvironmentProviding a Safe Facilities Environment The The #1 Priority#1 Priority of the Agency is to run safe, secure, of the Agency is to run safe, secure,

and humane correctional facilities for staff, offenders, and humane correctional facilities for staff, offenders, and the citizens of West Virginia.and the citizens of West Virginia.

Who we incarcerate:Who we incarcerate: adult males & females and adult males & females and youthful offenders who are convicted of state felonies youthful offenders who are convicted of state felonies as defined by WV Code.as defined by WV Code.

• Community SupervisionCommunity Supervision Parole Services:Parole Services: supervising WV Parolees and Out supervising WV Parolees and Out

of State Parolees/Probationers, providing a variety of of State Parolees/Probationers, providing a variety of re-entry and supervision services.re-entry and supervision services.

Mission, continued…Mission, continued…

Inmate Re-Entry To SocietyInmate Re-Entry To Society• Re-Entry Services include major Re-Entry Services include major

initiatives in each of the following areas: initiatives in each of the following areas:

EducationEducation Vocational SkillsVocational Skills Work OpportunitiesWork Opportunities TreatmentTreatment Linking Organizations and ServicesLinking Organizations and Services

Mission, continued…Mission, continued…

Victim SensitivityVictim Sensitivity

The WVDOC strives to remember the The WVDOC strives to remember the Victim in each of our activities; treating Victim in each of our activities; treating them as customers to whom we provide them as customers to whom we provide a valuable service and assurance of a valuable service and assurance of quality. quality.

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Accreditation

Under the leadership of Commissioner Rubenstein, the WVDOC has stressed consistency and “raising the bar” in regard to operational and administrative performance across all disciplines within the agency.

To that end, the WVDOC has committed to an agency-wide initiative using systematic internal and external accreditation audits. These processes include:

American Correctional Association Accreditation

Correctional Education Association Accreditation

National Commission on Correctional Health Care Accreditation

National Institute of Corrections Security Audit

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Residential Operations

Anthony Correctional Center Greenbrier County

Youthful Offenders [M & F] Teresa McCourt, Warden

Beckley Correctional Center Raleigh County

Minimum Security/Work Release [M & F] William Vest, Administrator

Charleston Work Release Center Kanawha County

Work Release [M & F] Jeff Stinnett, Administrator

Denmar Correctional Center Pocahontas County

Minimum Security [M] Mark Williamson, Warden

Huntington Work Release Center Cabell County

Work Release [M & F] Renae Stubblefield, Administrator

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Huttonsville Correctional Center Randolph County

Close Custody [M] Teresa Waid, Warden

Lakin Correctional Center Mason County

All custodies [F] Adrian Hoke, Warden

Martinsburg Correctional Center Berkeley Co.

Intake Center [M] Scott Paugh, Warden

Mount Olive Correctional Complex Fayette County

Maximum [M] David Ballard, Warden

Northern Correctional Center Marshall County

Close & Special Management [M] Evelyn Seifert, Warden

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Ohio County Correctional Center Ohio County

Minimum [M] William Yurcina, Administrator

Pruntytown Correctional Center Taylor County

Medium [M] Jim Ielapi, Warden

Stevens Correctional Center McDowell County (contract)

Medium [M] George Janice, Warden

St. Marys Correctional Center Pleasants County

Medium [M] William Fox, Warden

Slayton Work Camp Fayette County

Work Camp [M] David Ballard, Warden

Training Academy Jackson County

Employee Training [M & F] Randy Perdue, Director

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Division of Corrections

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• Slayton Work Camp adjacent to Mount Olive Correctional Complex

• Under development:

Adjacent to Huttonsville Correctional Center

Adjacent to St. Mary’s Correctional Center

Work Camps

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Institution & Center Counts as of 31 Dec 2008 Unit Males Females Total Inmates

ACC 186 27 213

BCC 56 10 66

CWRC 48 18 66

DCC 210 0 210

HCC 1,071 0 1,071

HWRC 53 12 65

LCC 0 447 447

MCC 99 0 99

McD 433 0 433

MOCC 987 0 987

NCC 252 0 252

OCCC 55 0 55

PCC 357 0 357

SMCC 530 0 530

SWC 45 0 45

Totals 4,382 514 4,896

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“Below the Water as of 31 Dec 2008”

DOC backlog total in RJA jails ready for transfer 1,163 [1,029 males & 134 females]

DOC inmate total in RJA jails not available for transfer 181 [159 males & 22 females]

42 Parole Officers supervising 2,540 offenders in 55 counties

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WVDOC Position Counts of 31 Dec 2008 Unit WVDOC Non-WVDOC Totals

ACC 98.3 26 124.3

BCC 19 0 19

CWRC 18 .50 18.5

DCC 89.05 30 119.05

HCC 388.2 56.35 444.55

HWRC 18 1 19

LCC 166.05 30 196.05

MCC 69.02 18.2 87.22

McD 0 180 180

MOCC & SWC 381.2 101 482.2

NCC 124.05 45 169.05

OCCC 29 8.5 37.5

PCC 140.05 21.05 161.1

SMCC 235.08 36.5 271.58

Parole Services 59 0 59

Industries 49.1 0 49.1

Training Academy 18 0 18

Special Services 65.65 0 65.65

Totals 1,966.75 554.1 2,520.85

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Type Miles

Funerals 38,883

Death Beds 7,040

Court 223,593

Planned Medical 129,971

Emergency Medical 12,316

Other Correctional Facilities 295,738

Other 781,091

Total 1,488,632

“Coming to a Neighborhood Near You”

2008 Transportation

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Food Service

DOC Operated:ACC, BCC, CWRC, DCC, HWRC, PCC, SMCC

Aramark Operated:HCC, LCC, MCC, MOCC, NCC, OCCC, SWC

McDowell County Operated:SCC

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Medical & Dental Services

Wexford: All except those below

Prime Care: NCC & OCCC

Private Care: BCC, CWRC, HWRC

McDowell County: SCC

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Mental Health Services

Psi-Med: sub-contractor to Wexfordproviding services to all facilities except work release centers and McDowell County.