Office of Economic Analysis Corrections Population Forecast

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Corrections Population Forecast


Description

The Corrections Population Forecast estimates the number of inmates in Oregon’s prisons over the next ten years. The monthly population projections are broken out to show the impact of major law or policy changes. Forecast updates are released every six months on or before the first of April and October each year. Please feel free to contact Michael Kennedy, 503-378-5732, or Andre Harboe, 503-378-3204 on matters regarding the Corrections forecasts.


2013 Release and Meeting Dates

2013 Forecast Release Dates: April 1, 2013 October 1, 2013 “Forecast release” means that we post the document on this web page and send a notice to the press. 2013 Forecast Advisory Meetings: Preliminary Meeting: Tuesday, August 27, 1:45-3:15 p.m. Executive Building, 155 Cottage St NE, Conference Room B Secondary Meeting: Tuesday, September 17, 1:45-3:15 p.m. Executive Building, 155 Cottage St NE, Conference Room A

Forecast Documents

Most recent forecasts

April 2013 (pdf)

April 2013 Monthly Detail Tables (xls)

Prior forecasts are available from our office. Please contact us for more information.


Reports (pdf)

Oregon's Corrections Forecast Historical Accuracy, 2000 to 2012 Excel file for Oregon's Corrections Forecast Historical Accuracy, 2000 to 2012 (xls) Impact of Measure 11 on Oregon's Prison Population: October 2007 Forecast Forecast Tracking Report: April 2007 Forecast Repeat Property Offenders in Oregon: 2001 & 2002 Previously Incarcerated Juveniles in Oregon´s Adult Corrections System An Analysis of Reported Index Crime in Oregon 1975 - 2001 Corrections Population Forecast: Annual Review of Methodology


Advisory Board

Corrections Population Forecast Advisory Committee The Corrections Population Forecast Advisory Committee was formed in 1990 to assist the Office of Economic Analysis in preparing estimates of criminal offender populations in the State of Oregon. The Governor appoints members of the committee for four-year terms based on the members' knowledge of the criminal justice system and trends that may affect the offender population. Chair Honorable Julie Frantz, Multnomah County Circuit Court Members Kristin Winges-Yanez, Board of Parole & Post-Prison Supervision Chairperson John Haroldson, Benton County District Attorney Greg Hazarabedian, Public Defender Services of Lane County Craig Prins, Criminal Justice Commission Executive Director Donald Rees, Multnomah County Deputy District Attorney Colette Peters, Director Department of Corrections Jeffery Wood, Director Marion County Community Corrections Dana Simpson, Benton County Sheriff Contact Michael Kennedy, 503-373-0083, or Andre Harboe, 503-378-3204 for more information.


Related Information

Criminal Justice - National Bureau of Justice Statistics Justice Information Center (NCJRS) Criminal Justice - Oregon Oregon Department of Corrections - Adult offenders Oregon Youth Authority - Juvenile offenders Criminal Justice Commission - policy development and statistical tables


Scanned Documents

Below are links to some older documents which were scanned into PDF files. The scans are not intended to accurately represent the originals, and are provided ‘as is’. If you need accurate originals, the State Library or the State Archives would be good places to start. Measure 11 (1994) Impact Estimates from July and August 1994 Recidivisim Studies 1984 1988 Reports Concerning Facility Capacity Requirements for Juvenile Offenders 1995 1995 - Detail 1 1995 - Detail 2 1996

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