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Analysis of inmate custody days and average daily population (ADP) trends highlighted in the following
<br />Table shows for the period 2013-16, the City Jail has had a total of 136,958 yearly average of inmate
<br />custody days. This has resulted in an average daily inmate population of 375 detainees. An average of
<br />85 of the inmates have been females and 290 have been male detainees. Over this four year recent
<br />period, total inmate custody population in the detention facility has declined 22.1%.
<br />Changes in Total Santa Ana City Jail Inmate Custody Days and
<br />Average Daily Population (ADP) Trends 2013-16
<br />A key part of the Jail Reuse Feasibility Study and Plan included the collection of summary information
<br />about the detention facility's physical plant condition and building systems strengths and weaknesses.
<br />The condition assessment focused on factors related to the correctional facility such as (1) configuration
<br />and intended security levels, (2) defined uses of the facility, (3) physical condition of the building
<br />elements, (4) quality of the space, (5) circulation, location adjacencies, and level of privacy, and (6) ability
<br />to achieve intended security and level of safety for staff and inmates as well as compliance with
<br />standards.
<br />The assessment was conducted over several weeks and involved many discussions with Santa Ana Jail
<br />Bureau personnel. The overall goal of the assessment was to obtain a broad-based understanding of the
<br />adequacy of the space and physical arrangement of the correctional facility as well as gather insight into
<br />the overall characteristics, continued use, and alternative uses for the jail. Other profile information
<br />focused on developing detailed data in a number of related areas including the following:
<br />Principal items of information gathered were dimensions, structural design, current
<br />utilization of space and physical condition of the jail's building ; number and size of
<br />cells; availability and size of areas used for programs, services, and jail operations;
<br />history of structural changes, (i.e., additions, remodeling, etc.) also received
<br />attention. Information on physical layout, dimensions, and utilization of the detention
<br />facility was developed by "walk-through," observation, measurement, sketching, and
<br />review of CAD files. Information on history of the facility was obtained directly from
<br />jail personnel.
<br />• Physical Layout of Jail Site: Principal items of information gathered concerned
<br />dimensions, physical characteristics, and utilization of the site on which the jail is
<br />located. Site information was taken from measurements identified in the CAD files.
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<br />Yearly
<br />-Jail Custody Days
<br />2013
<br />2014
<br />2015
<br />2016
<br />Averaae
<br />Total inmate Custody Days
<br />161,744
<br />138,531
<br />121,496
<br />126,060
<br />136,958.
<br />Average Daily Population (ADP).
<br />Male
<br />355
<br />291
<br />240
<br />274
<br />290
<br />- Female
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<br />89 -
<br />93
<br />71
<br />85
<br />Total
<br />443
<br />380
<br />333.
<br />345
<br />375
<br />Note Yearly inmate custody days and
<br />inmate population (ADP) has declined 22.
<br />1 % during
<br />This recent.4 year period
<br />A key part of the Jail Reuse Feasibility Study and Plan included the collection of summary information
<br />about the detention facility's physical plant condition and building systems strengths and weaknesses.
<br />The condition assessment focused on factors related to the correctional facility such as (1) configuration
<br />and intended security levels, (2) defined uses of the facility, (3) physical condition of the building
<br />elements, (4) quality of the space, (5) circulation, location adjacencies, and level of privacy, and (6) ability
<br />to achieve intended security and level of safety for staff and inmates as well as compliance with
<br />standards.
<br />The assessment was conducted over several weeks and involved many discussions with Santa Ana Jail
<br />Bureau personnel. The overall goal of the assessment was to obtain a broad-based understanding of the
<br />adequacy of the space and physical arrangement of the correctional facility as well as gather insight into
<br />the overall characteristics, continued use, and alternative uses for the jail. Other profile information
<br />focused on developing detailed data in a number of related areas including the following:
<br />Principal items of information gathered were dimensions, structural design, current
<br />utilization of space and physical condition of the jail's building ; number and size of
<br />cells; availability and size of areas used for programs, services, and jail operations;
<br />history of structural changes, (i.e., additions, remodeling, etc.) also received
<br />attention. Information on physical layout, dimensions, and utilization of the detention
<br />facility was developed by "walk-through," observation, measurement, sketching, and
<br />review of CAD files. Information on history of the facility was obtained directly from
<br />jail personnel.
<br />• Physical Layout of Jail Site: Principal items of information gathered concerned
<br />dimensions, physical characteristics, and utilization of the site on which the jail is
<br />located. Site information was taken from measurements identified in the CAD files.
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