Offender Admissions

2,119 probation officers across Florida supervise more than 150,000 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 to Community Supervision
Category	FY 2010-2011
Total Admissions	92,258	100.00%
Gender
Males	68,260	74.00%
Females	23,998	26.00%
Race
White	58,927	63.90%
Black	29,209	31.70%
Other	4,111	4.40%
Data Unavailable	11	0.00%
Age At Admission
17 & Under	554	0.60%
18-24	28,746	31.10%
25-34	28,989	31.40%
35-49	24,507	26.60%
50-59	7,447	8.10%
60+	2,013	2.20%
Data Unavailable	2	0.00%
Prior DC Supervision Commitments
0	52,456	56.90%
1	19,932	21.60%
2	9,069	9.80%
3	4,778	5.20%
4+	6,023	6.50%

Top 10 Counties with the highest percentage of offender admissions in FY1011
County	Total	Percent
Broward	8,120	8.80%
Miami-Dade	7,609	8.20%
Hillsborough	7,147	7.70%
Pinellas	5,387	5.80%
Orange	4,685	5.10%
Polk	3,980	4.30%
Volusia	3,236	3.50%
Brevard	3,236	3.50%
Transfer from Other State	3,181	3.40%
Palm Beach	2,785	3.00%