Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Office of Grants Management

U.S. Department of Justice

Violent Offender Incarceration / Truth in Sentencing (VOI/TIS) - CFDA #16.586:

This program is funded through a formula grant based upon violent offenders incarcerated in Ohio and the enactment of Senate Bill 2.  The funds are used for construction and renovations at the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction, Department of Youth Services, and County Jails.

Violent Offender Incarceration/Truth in Sentencing (VOITIS)
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
Belmont County Justice Center	1,433,333	Complete
Cleveland Transition Center - Oriana House	1,111,111	(ongoing)
Corporation for Supportive Housing	1,000,000	(ongoing)
Stark County Jail	25,290	Complete
Total	3,569,734

 

Prisoner Reentry Initiative Demonstration (Offender Reentry) formerly Offender Reentry Program - CFDA #16.202:

This grant expired and the sub-grant is no longer funded by ODRC for this purpose.

Prisoner Re-entry Initiative - Mental Health
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
Talbert House	177,616	(Ended 12/31/08)

 

Prisoner Reentry Initiative - Mental Health - CFDA #16.202:

This program provides services to identified offenders in the prisons 90-120 days prior to release.  Groups start in the institution and continue in the community.  Getting Ahead and other models are used to provide job and life skills training to offenders with mental illness.

Prisoner Re-entry Initiative - Mental Health
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
ADAMH Columbus Area	448,622	(Ongoing to 11/30/2009)

 

 

U.S. Department of Labor

Prisoner Reentry Initiative - Mental Health - CFDA #16.202:

This program is a supplement to the DOJ Prisoner Re-entry Initiative and focuses on the post-release segment of the program.  Groups start in the institution and continue in the community.  Getting Ahead and other models are used to provide job and life skills training to offenders with mental illness.

Prisoner Re-entry Initiative - Mental Health
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
ADAMH Columbus Area	130,434	(Ongoing to 3/31/2009)

 

Youthful Offender Registered Apprenticeship - CFDA #17.261:

This program was established to bridge the gap between youthful offender registered apprenticeship activities, re-entry support services and gainful employment.  Offenders enrolled in apprenticeship and support services in ODRC institutions can continue those programs after release through selected sub-grantees.

Youthful Offender Apprenticeship
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
City of Cleveland		130,339.28
Hard Hatted Women		115,000.00
Urban League of Greater Cincinnati		161,146.51
Total		406,485.79

 

 

Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (pass through Federal Funds from the U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services):

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) - CFDA #93.558:

ODRC received these funds through an interagency agreement with the Governor's Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives and the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services.  The purpose of this sub-grant award is to fund a comprehensive university research evaluation of the "Returning Home" and Children of Incarcerated Parents:  "Breaking the Cycle" Demonstration Projects to help offenders and their families prepare for the offender's transition back into the home upon release.  The Projects are part of the Ohio Strengthening Families Initiative.

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
University of Cincinnati	180,000	(ongoing)

 

Ohio Department of Education (pass through Federal Funds from the U.S. Dept. of Education):

Adult Basic Education - CFDA #84.002:

The Ohio Department of Education (ODE) program, Adult Basic Education, provides funding for classroom instruction to inmates for adult education classes within institutions and Community Based Correctional Facilities (CBCF).

Adult Basic and Literacy Education (ABLE)
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
Allen County WORTH Center	42,905	35,505
Clark County West Central Community Corrections Facility	33,905	37,905
Community Behavioral Health	67,705	67,705
Alvis House/Community Connection for Ohio Offenders (Franklin County)	67,705	67,705
Alvis House/Community Connection for Ohio Offenders (Lima)	32,905	32,905
Hamilton County River City Correctional Center	32,905	32,905
Hamilton County Sheriff's Department	106,530	107,705
Jefferson County Eastern Ohio Correction Center	42,905	37,905
Lucas County Correctional Treatment Facility	42,905
Mahoning County Community Correctional Inst.	42,905	37,905
Montgomery County Monday Community Correctional Inst.	42,905	37,905
SEPTA Correctional Facility	33,905	32,905
Stark County Regional Community Correctional Ctr.	36,930	35,505
Talbert House Community Correctional Center	36,930	35,505
Talbert House Inc.	32,905	32,905
Wood County NW Community Corrections Center	36,930	35,505
Total	733,780	668,375

Title 1 - CFDA #84.013:

These funds support ODRC's school system (Ohio Central School System) with supplemental instruction in reading, mathematics and language arts for low functioning adult inmates under the age of 21, and offenders in Community Based Correctional Facilities (CBCFs).

Adult Basic and Literacy Education (ABLE)
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
Allen County WORTH Center	39,500	26,875
Clark County West Central Community Corrections Facility	24,500	32,875
Community Behavioral Health	22,160	12,000
Alvis House/Community Connection for Ohio Offenders (Franklin County)	22,160	15,500
Alvis House/Community Connection for Ohio Offenders (Lima)	22,160	15,500
Alvis House/Community Connection for Ohio Offenders (YTP)	139,769	212,548
Crayons to Computers, Inc.	39,500	12,000
Hamilton County River City Correctional Center	22,160	15,500
Hamilton County Sheriff's Department	29,500	27,875
Jefferson County Eastern Ohio Correction Center	39,500	12,000
Lucas County Correctional Treatment Facility	39,500	13,333.15
Mahoning County Community Correctional Inst.	39,500	32,875
Montgomery County Monday Community Correctional Inst.	39,500	25,000
SEPTA Correctional Facility	24,500	12,000
Stark County Regional Community Correctional Ctr.	19,500	20,000
Talbert House Community Correctional Center	29,500	20,000
Talbert House Inc.	22,160	12,000
Wood County NW Community Corrections Center	19,500	20,000
Total	634,569	537,881.15

Vocational Education Basic Grants to States - CFDA #84.048:

The purpose of this grant is to expand and improve programs of vocational education and provide equal access in vocational education to special needs populations.  The populations assisted by Basic Grants range from secondary students in pre-vocational courses through adults who need retraining to adapt to changing technological and labor market conditions.

Career-Technical and Adult Education (TEP)
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
Community Connection for Ohio Offenders - Allen County	100,000	100,000

Incarcerated Youth Offender Program (YOP) - CDFA #84.331:

This grant enables the ODRC to provide sub-grants to colleges and universities for the purpose of providing post secondary employment education skills to eligible ODRC inmates.

Incarcerated Youth Offender Program
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
Ashland University	229,200	228,600
Ashland University - Related Transitional	133,500
Columbus State Community College	59,400	59,400
Hocking Technical College	180,000	228,600
Marion Technical College	99,000	99,000
Muskingum College	28,800	28,800
Owens Community College	36,000	36,000
Sinclair Community College	39,600	39,600
University of Findlay		23,400
Urbana University	36,000
Wilmington College	99,000	99,000
Youngstown State University	108,000	108,000
Zane State University	54,000	54,000
Total	1,102,500	1,004,400

Ohio Department of Mental Health

Transformation State Incentive Grant - Returning Home Ohio:

The purpose of this grant is to provide partial funding of a research study on the Returning Home Ohio supportive housing pilot project.

Transformation State Incentive Grant
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
Corporation for Supportive Housing		10,000

Ohio Attorney General (pass through federal funds from the U.S. Justice Department):

Victim Information and Notification Everyday (VINE) - CFDA #16.575:

Funded from the Victim of Crime Act (VOCA), VINE is a service that provides incoming call services for crime victims within a specific county.  Victims of crime are able to contact this service to receive basic information about a defendant held in custody.

Victims of Crime Act
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
APPRISS	60,000	60,000

Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction - Division of Parole and Community Services:

ACT Programs - CFDA #N/A:

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) teams are a service delivery model for mental health consumers who have extensive needs and have difficulty maneuvering the traditional mental health services system.  A team of professionals (psychiatrists, nurse, substance abuse counselor, vocational specialist, and others) are the single point of clinical responsibility for the client.  Clients are rarely referred to services outside of the team and the clients have 24/7 access to team members.  The team uses a “shared caseload” approach to treatment providing services when and where needs arise.  The ACT teams treat a clearly defined population, are linked to the criminal justice system, and have clear goals for the team members.  The goal of the ACT teams is to engage and retain clients, decrease hospital service usage and increase housing and community stabilization.

Assertive Community Treatment (ACT)
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
Cuyahoga County Community Mental Health Board (CCCMBH)	275,000	275,000
Hamilton County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board (HCMHRSB)	125,000	125,000
Total	400,000	400,000

Community-Based Correctional Facilities - CFDA #N/A:

The Community-Based Correctional Facilities (CBCFs) program provides grants to counties for the construction and operation of these facilities, which house up to 200 felony offenders.  CBCFs provide an opportunity for local judges to sentence offenders to CBCFs and divert them from Ohio's prisons.  CBCFs provide intensive educational services, job training, and substance abuse and mental health programming services.

Community-Based Correctional Facilities
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
Allen	2,819.167	2,807,167
Athens	1,913,928	1,955,928
Butler	2,835,009	2,908,740
Cuyahoga (planning grant)	32,000	100,000
Franklin	5,341,712	5,322,556
Hamilton	6,046,840	5,771,840
Jefferson	2,939,637	2,891,637
Licking	1,818,989	1,805,989
Lorain	1,834,454	1,946,182
Lucas	3,524,268	3,578,943
Mahoning	2,246,470	2,122,470
Montgomery	4,681,000	4,696,300
Scioto	2,220,139	2,317,139
Seneca	1,976,164	2,063,164
Stark	3,302,036	3,296,951
Summit	5,334,283	5,347,283
Trumbull	3,372,925	3,304,925
Union	3,039,707	3,083,512
Wood	1,825,404	1,783,404
Total	57,104,131.34	57,104,130

Community Correction Act - Jail Diversion Programs - CFDA #N/A:

The non-residential misdemeanor Community Correction Act (CCA) program provides grants to counties and municipalities to operate pre-trial, community control (probation) supervision and other community sanctions to divert offenders from Ohio's local jails.

Community Corrections Act - Jail Diversion Programs
Sub-Grantee	Funded Program*	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
Adams	SP	64,001	64,001
Allen	ISP	65,933	65,933
Ashland	ISP	111,087	110,547
Ashtabula	SP	68,541	70,071
Athens/Athens	ISP	75,816	74,816
Belmont	PT	94,280	94,280
Butler	DV	109,419	109,419
Champaign	SP	55,586	52,626
Clark/Springfield	ISP	105,799	101,239
Clermont	ISP, CWS	194,377	193,927
Clinton	DR	110,920	110,920
Columbiana	ISP	71,034	69,054
Coshocton/Coshocton	ISP	46,275	46,805
Cuyahoga	DV, ISP, JCM, PT	1,370,034	1,386,173
Darke	ISP	47,489	47,489
Defiance/Defiance	ISP	55,279	54,679
Erie/Sandusky	CWS, EM	64,548	64,548
Fairfield	ISP	84,791	85,421
Fayette/Washington CH	ISP	55,279	55,279
Fayette	ISP	14,799	14,799
Franklin	PT	356,203	356,203
Franklin/Columbus	ISP	146,205	175,205
Fulton	SP	54,668	54,668
Gallia	EM	45,675	45,675
Geauga	ISP, PT	63,669	65,296
Greene/Fairborn	CWS	42,694	42,694
Greene/Xenia	SP	73,847	73,847
Guernsey	EM	23,345	23,345
Hamilton	EM, PT, DR	628,011	638,011
Hancock	PT	62,667	58,797
Hardin	ISP	50,615	50,615
Harrison	ISP	48,801	52,666
Henry	SP	49,289	49,289
Highland	SP	86,022	87,892
Hocking	ISP	48,401	45,901
Holmes	ISP	58,785	58,785
Huron/Norwalk	ISP	65,629	65,629
Jackson	CWS	20,300	20,600
Knox	ISP	51,870	51,870
Lake	SP, EM	91,807	91,807
Lawrence/Ironton	ISP	44,482	44,850
Licking/Newark	ISP	80,734	80,734
Licking	PT	60,587	50,590
Logan	PD, SP	101,250	101,250
Lorain	SP	98,602	98,602
Lucas	ISP	225,390	225,390
Mahoning	CWS, DR, EM	95,626	95,626
Marion	PT	43,956	43,956
Marion/Marion	SP	117,389	117,389
Medina	ISP	116,764	116,764
Meigs	SP	34,370	34,370
Mercer	ISP	52,903	51,870
Miami	ISP, PT	132,971	132,971
Monroe	SP	64,497	64,497
Montgomery/Dayton	DV	141,014	141,014
Montgomery	DV, PT	350,131	299,451
Morgan	SP	44,406	44,906
Morrow	ISP	56,401	56,401
Muskingum	SP	30,236	30,236
Muskingum/Zanesville	SP	60,020	60,020
Ottawa	SP	48,159	36,119
Paulding	SP	50,601	54,351
Perry	ISP	50,045	50,045
Pickaway	ISP	66,316	66,316
Pike	PT, EM	55,581	55,581
Portage	Coun.	44,596	42,996
Preble	CWS	14,352	14,352
Putnam	SP	66,762	66,762
Richland/Mansfield	ISP	53,249	53,249
Richland	EM	96,832	96,832
Ross	PD	59,725	62,725
Sandusky/Fremont	ISP	48,185	48,185
Scioto	CWS	55,692	53,207
Seneca	WR	58,374	58,374
Shelby/Sidney	SP	51,163	51,163
Stark	ISP	43,996	43,996
Stark/Canton	ISP, CWS	81,465	81,465
Summit	DR, WR, RT, JCM	448,760	463,689
Trumbull	PT	30,831	30,831
Tuscarawas	ISP, PD	65,837	68,837
Union/Marysville	SP	56,287	56,287
Van Wert	EM	57,360	57,360
Vinton	SP	86,683	87,233
Warren	ISP	52,514	50,619
Washington/Marietta	SP	148,897	149,897
Wayne	EM	96,742	94,738
Williams/Bryan	SP	68,986	76,586
Williams	EM	228,286	228,286
Wood	EM	96,032	96,032
Wyandot	ISP	45,249	45,249
Total		9,313,073	9,313,070
Key: Coun. = Counseling CWS = Community Work Service DR = Day Reporting DV = Dom. Violence EM = Electronic Monitoring ISP = Intensive Supervision Probation JCM = Jail Case Management PD = Prosecutorial Diversion PT = Pre-trial RT = Residential Treatment SP = Standard Probation WR = Work Release

Community Correction Act - Prison Diversion Programs - CFDA #N/A:

The non-residential felony Community Correction Act (CCA) program provides grants to counties to operate intensive supervision probation and other community sanctions to divert felony offenders from Ohio's prisons.

Community Corrections Act - Jail Diversion Programs
Sub-Grantee	Funded Program*	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
Adams	ISP	29,544	29,544
Allen	ISP	330,232	335,132
Ashtabula	ISP	65,076	65,676
Butler	ISP	853,094	893,094
Clark	ISP	187,404	187,404
Clermont	ISP	256,503	262,503
Columbiana	ISP	156,374	156,374
Cuyahoga	ISP	2,827,754	2,874,123
Darke	ISP	33,649	34,299
Delaware	ISP	140,401	133,732
Erie	ISP	105,645	120,645
Fairfield	ISP	185,909	203,909
Fayette	ISP	68,905	68,905
Franklin	ISP	1,605,203	1,605,203
Greene	ISP	172,941	180,441
Guernsey	ISP	74,607	72,107
Hamilton	ISP	1,704,987	1,679,987
Hancock	ISP	225,988	221,988
Huron	ISP	56,918	56,918
Jefferson	ISP	66,033	66,033
Lake	ISP	400,074	365,074
Lawrence	ISP	85,062	85,062
Licking	ISP	213,589	213,589
Lorain	ISP	460,787	460,787
Lucas	ISP	966,984	966,984
Mahoning	CWS	109,957	109,957
Marion	ISP	266,749	266,749
Medina	ISP	166,156	155,156
Montgomery	Coun.	1,031,664	1,009,111
Muskingum	ISP	218,336	219,411
Pickaway	ISP	50,064	50,064
Portage	ISP	232,340	232,340
Richland	ISP	217,945	217,945
Sandusky	ISP	168,936	168,936
Scioto	ISP	113,852	113,852
Shelby	ISP	60,844	60,844
Stark	ISP	562,471	572,471
Summit	ISP	757,198	765,349
Trumbull	ISP	158,084	135,383
Tuscarawas	ISP	63,807	67,367
Wayne	ISP	155,893	155,893
Wood	ISP	150,590	150,590
Total		5,758,551.85	15,790,931.00
Key: Coun. = Counseling CWS = Community Work Service DR = Day Reporting DV = Dom. Violence EM = Electronic Monitoring ISP = Intensive Supervision Probation JCM = Jail Case Management PD = Prosecutorial Diversion PT = Pre-trial RT = Residential Treatment SP = Standard Probation WR = Work Release

Substance Abuse Testing and Prevention Programs (Cuyahoga drug testing and Lucas County TASC) - CFDA #N/A:

These programs were not funded in fiscal year 2009.

DPCS Substance Abuse Programs
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
Lucas County TASC	87,000
Cuyahoga County	53,000
Total	140,000

United States District Court Southern District of Ohio Western Division - SOCF Settlement:

Preserving Liberty Program - CFDA #N/A:

ODRC allocates the settlement money remaining from the riot at the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility to provide inmate programming.

Preserving Liberty
Sub-Grantee	FY08 Budget	FY09 Budget
James C. Williams Center for Advancement	302,030	(ongoing)

Contact:

Janet Morman, Grants Administrator
Office of Grants Management
Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
770 West Broad Street
Columbus, OH  43222
614-752-1233
Janet.Morman@odrc.state.oh.us 

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