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Match / Bureau of Justice Assistance (DOJ OJP) / Residential Substance Abuse Treatment (RSAT) for State Prisoners Program

Measure 2827

What were your accomplishments during reporting period?

RequiredotherQ1

Narrative response

A prompt for a description, a selection or a short answer.

Target
No target rule stated
Source document, 15

Grantee precedent for this measure

3 paired precedent measures. Pairing basis is shown on each.

Number of participants in RSAT

Residential Substance Abuse Treatment, OMB PART assessments (ExpectMore.gov archive)

Paired by alias (same OJP RSAT program; the measures name adds the acronym and the State Prisoners suffix). 6 rows in the source.

Attainment (result ÷ promised) by kind of promised value
Promised value isResultsGranteesPeriodsMedianMiddle halfAt or above target
target printed beside the result616152%98% to 230%67%
0%target200%+

Example rows (results with a target first)

6 shown

  • Residential Substance Abuse Treatment · 2001

    7,293 → 10,546 (145% of target) · count

    Source document
  • Residential Substance Abuse Treatment · 2002

    4,375 → 38,639 (883% of target) · count

    Source document
  • Residential Substance Abuse Treatment · 2003

    40,000 → 25,521 (64% of target) · count

    Source document
  • Residential Substance Abuse Treatment · 2004

    40,000 → 33,239 (83% of target) · count

    Source document
  • Residential Substance Abuse Treatment · 2005

    12,500 → 31,740 (254% of target) · count

    Source document
  • Residential Substance Abuse Treatment · 2006

    17,500 → 27,756 (159% of target) · count

    Source document
Example rows (results with a target first), 6 shown
GranteePeriodPromisedActualUnit% of targetSource
Residential Substance Abuse Treatment20017,29310,546count145%document
Residential Substance Abuse Treatment20024,37538,639count883%document
Residential Substance Abuse Treatment200340,00025,521count64%document
Residential Substance Abuse Treatment200440,00033,239count83%document
Residential Substance Abuse Treatment200512,50031,740count254%document
Residential Substance Abuse Treatment200617,50027,756count159%document

Average treatment cost per inmate

Residential Substance Abuse Treatment, OMB PART assessments (ExpectMore.gov archive)

Paired by alias (same OJP RSAT program; the measures name adds the acronym and the State Prisoners suffix). 2 rows in the source.

Attainment (result ÷ promised) by kind of promised value
Promised value isResultsGranteesPeriodsMedianMiddle halfAt or above target
target printed beside the result11186%86% to 86%0%
0%target200%+

Example rows (results with a target first)

2 shown

  • Residential Substance Abuse Treatment · 2003

    $4,665 → $4,000 (86% of target) · $

    Source document
  • Residential Substance Abuse Treatment · 2001

    N/A → $4,317 · $

    Source document
Example rows (results with a target first), 2 shown
GranteePeriodPromisedActualUnit% of targetSource
Residential Substance Abuse Treatment2003$4,665$4,000$86%document
Residential Substance Abuse Treatment2001N/A$4,317$–document

Of the offenders that complete the program, the number who have remained arrest free for 1 year following release from aftercare

Residential Substance Abuse Treatment, OMB PART assessments (ExpectMore.gov archive)

Paired by alias (same OJP RSAT program; the measures name adds the acronym and the State Prisoners suffix). 2 rows in the source.

Attainment (result ÷ promised) by kind of promised value
Promised value isResultsGranteesPeriodsMedianMiddle halfAt or above target
target printed beside the result111346%346% to 346%100%
0%target200%+

Example rows (results with a target first)

2 shown

  • Residential Substance Abuse Treatment · 2006

    1700 → 5,886 (346% of target)

    Source document
  • Residential Substance Abuse Treatment · 2005

    Baseline → 1,688

    Source document
Example rows (results with a target first), 2 shown
GranteePeriodPromisedActualUnit% of targetSource
Residential Substance Abuse Treatment200617005,886346%document
Residential Substance Abuse Treatment2005Baseline1,688–document