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Prop 36 Annual Report and Executive Summary
Prop 36 was an initiative passed by California voters in November, 2000. Named the Substance Abuse and Crime Prevention Act of 2000, its purpose was to offer those arrested and prosecuted for non-violent drug offenses a substance abuse treatment alternative to incarceration. The program's managing agency was encouraged but not mandated to prepare monthly and annual reports on program activities and outcomes.
I was the Management/Data Analyst for the program in Alameda County. Previous annual reports concentrated on treatment activities. However, by my combining and analyzing data from five separate databases, my Annual Report (and some monthly reports) was expanded to include activities affecting the District Attorney, Probation, Public Defender, and areas of Court management not formerly addressed. This additional information allowed stakeholders to identify program issues needing resolution.
In addition, I determined and resolved programming issues with the treatment reporting system that had been developed by the Alameda County Information Technology Department. These issues had led to some unnecessary expenditures such as clients receiving treatment beyond that allowed by the Act.
Below is the Annual Report for 2003-2004 (in two files due to space limitations of this hosting site) and the Annual Report Executive Summary.
Prop 36 Annual Report 1 Prop 36 Annual Report 2 Prop 36 Executive Summary
I was the Management/Data Analyst for the program in Alameda County. Previous annual reports concentrated on treatment activities. However, by my combining and analyzing data from five separate databases, my Annual Report (and some monthly reports) was expanded to include activities affecting the District Attorney, Probation, Public Defender, and areas of Court management not formerly addressed. This additional information allowed stakeholders to identify program issues needing resolution.
In addition, I determined and resolved programming issues with the treatment reporting system that had been developed by the Alameda County Information Technology Department. These issues had led to some unnecessary expenditures such as clients receiving treatment beyond that allowed by the Act.
Below is the Annual Report for 2003-2004 (in two files due to space limitations of this hosting site) and the Annual Report Executive Summary.
Prop 36 Annual Report 1 Prop 36 Annual Report 2 Prop 36 Executive Summary