Offender Admissions

2,334 probation officers across Florida supervise more than 152,000 active and active-suspense offenders placed on supervision by the court or Florida Parole Commission. Community supervision includes monitoring and enforcing the conditions imposed by the court or Florida Parole Commission. Conditions can include treatment, curfews, drug testing and/or restitution. Probation officers evaluate offender progress, refer offenders to treatment, and refer offenders to community resources for assistance with job placement, education, or other needs.

General Characteristics of Admissions

Category	FY 2009-2010
Total Admissions	94,387	100.0%
Gender
Males	70,466	74.7%
Females	23,921	25.3%
Race
White	58,882	62.4%
Black	30,903	32.7%
Other	4,594	4.9%
Data Unavailable	8	0.0%
Age At Admission
17 & Under	704	0.7%
18-24	30,109	31.9%
25-34	28,609	30.3%
35-49	25,762	27.3%
50-59	7,290	7.7%
60+	1,911	2.0%
Data Unavailable	2	0.0%
Prior DC Supervision Commitments
0	54,276	57.5%
1	20,116	21.3%
2	9,040	9.6%
3	4,928	5.2%
4+	6,027	6.4%

Top 10 Counties with the highest percentage
of offender admissions

County	Total	Percent	Rank
Broward	8,882	9.4%	1
Miami-Dade	8,700	9.2%	2
Hillsborough	7,871	8.3%	3
Pinellas	5,615	6.0%	4
Orange	4,912	5.2%	5
Polk	3,836	4.1%	6
X-Other State	3,234	3.4%	7
Brevard	3,116	3.3%	8
Volusia	3,088	3.3%	9
Palm Beach	2,810	3.0%	10

Admissions Compared Over Five Years