TEN-YEAR HISTORY
JUVENILE AND DOMESTIC RELATIONS DISTRICT COURT
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FY
1995
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FY
1996
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FY
1997
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FY
1998
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FY
1999
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FY
2000
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FY
2001
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FY
2002
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ADOPTED FY 2003
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PROPOSED FY 2004
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AUTHORIZED
POSITIONS
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PERMANENT
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Full-Time Equivalents
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42.0
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42.0
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43.0
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47.5
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47.5
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48.5
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48.5
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52.2
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48.5
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48.5
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TEMPORARY
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Full-Time
Equivalents
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4.5
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4.5
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4.5
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4.5
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4.5
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4.5
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4.5
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4.5
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4.5
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4.5
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GRANT FUNDED
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Full-Time
Equivalents
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1.0
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1.0
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1.0
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3.0
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3.0
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3.0
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3.0
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3.0
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TOTAL FULL-TIME EQUIVALENTS
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47.5
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47.5
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48.5
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52.0
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52.0
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56.0
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56.0
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59.7
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56.0
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56.0
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EXPENDITURES
(000s)
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2,739
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2,717
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2,947
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3,151
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3,348
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3,457
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3,623
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3,784
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4,193
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4,184
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REVENUES (000s)
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Fees
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46
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30
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60
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54
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49
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47
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58
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47
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33
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54
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Grants
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813
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799
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985
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1,104
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1,262
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1,385
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1,457
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1,439
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1,277
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1,411
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TOTAL REVENUE
(000s)
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859
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829
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1,045
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1,158
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1,311
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1,432
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1,515
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1,486
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1,310
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1,465
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NET TAX SUPPORT
(000s)
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1,880
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1,888
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1,902
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1,992
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2,037
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2,024
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2,108
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2,298
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2,882
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2,719
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PROGRAM HISTORY
JUVENILE AND DOMESTIC
RELATIONS DISTRICT COURT
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FY 1995:
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Eliminated
Food Service Coordinator position ($39,173, 1.0 FTE) and food purchase
costs ($30,000) as a result of contracting food service for Group Home
programs.
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Maintained
a frozen Court Psychologist position ($13,221, 0.5 FTE) for half the fiscal
year which will be offset by $10,000 in funding for contract psychological
testing services.
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Reduced
expenditures and revenues by $150,000 as a result of decreased funding by the
Commonwealth for Court Services and Group Home programs.
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FY
1996:
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Maintained
a frozen Court Psychologist position ($7,933. 0.3 FTE) in order to meet
budget guidelines.
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Continued
to reduce the expenditures and revenues by $150,000 as a result of decreased
funding by the Commonwealth for Court Services and Group Home Programs.
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FY
1997:
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Added
an Adult Probation Counselor (1.0 FTE, $43,111).
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Froze
funding (0.4 FTE, $13,425) for School Probation Counselors.
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FY
1998:
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Additional
grant revenue received ($236,608) from the Virginia Juvenile Community Crime
Control Act (VJCCCA) for the purpose of initiating new Community-based
programming.
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Added
a Probation Counselor (1.0 FTE, $49,744) for the implementation of the Court
Services Unit's First-Time Offender program.
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Added
temporary Juvenile Probation Counselors (2.0 FTE, $45,439) and half time
Administrative Assistant (0.5 FTE, $7,023) from revenue received from the
Virginia Juvenile Community Crime Control Act (VJCCCA).
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FY
1999:
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Authorized
the change from temporary to permanent Juvenile Probation Counselors (2.0
FTE, $46,121) and the half time Administrative Assistant (0.5 FTE, $7,128)
added in FY 1998 from revenue received from the Virginia Juvenile
Community Crime Control Act (VJCCCA).
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FY
2000:
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Additional
reimbursement from DJJ to fund one permanent Substance Abuse Counselor
(1.0 FTE $20,000) to provide mandatory drug screening and from DCJS to
add two temporary Probation Officers (2.0 FTE, $57,760) to assist clients,
victims and attorneys in efficient delivery of services in court as well as
one permanent Family Therapist (1.0 FTE, $75,000) to provide counseling
services to Argus House and Girls' Outreach.
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FY
2001:
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Received
funding from DJJ to continue one permanent Substance Abuse Counselor
(1.0 FTE, $20,000) and from DCJS to continue two temporary Probation
Officers (2.0 FTE, $50,218) to assist clients, victims and attorneys in
efficient delivery of court services.
Renewed grant to provide second year funding for one permanent Family
Therapist (1.0 FTE, $72,072) to provide counseling services to Argus House
and Girls' Outreach.
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FY
2002:
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Added
$131,200 of IV-E funds for the development and implementation of a boy's
outreach program.
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Added
$20,334 for Aurora House.
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Added
$15,425 for Sheltercare.
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Added
$116,847 and 3.7 FTE to start a Boys' Outreach Program ($267,592 total
available).
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FY
2003:
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Eliminated
the Boys' Outreach Program ($248,047, 3.7 FTEs), that was scheduled to start
in April 2002, due to a reduction in state aid.
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The
County Board added an additional $88,443 above the $11,444 increase in the
proposed budget for Aurora House ($99,887 total increase), and $15,439 above
the $15,629 increase in the proposed budget for Sheltercare ($31,068 total
increase) due also to the reduction in state aid.
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Decreased
state revenue by $390,260 or a 50% reduction for Community-Based and
Multi-Jurisdictional Programs that are alternatives to incarceration.
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