
Region II
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J.S. "Joe" Petrovsky Region II Director Region II Office 5700 SW 34th Street, Suite 335 Gainesville, FL 32608-5373 (352) 955-2035 SUNCOM 625-2035 FAX: (352) 955-2054 |
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| Administration: | Jerry Pilcher |
| Community Corrections: | Tina Hayes |
| Education and Job Training: | John Furches |
| Executive Services: | Ralph Moulder |
| Health Care: | Dr. Rudy Panganiban |
| Security and Institutional Management: | James V. Crosby, Jr. |
| Total Staff Positions | 8,232 |
| Major Institutions | 17 |
| Community Correctional Centers | 6 |
| Women's Community Correctional Centers | 2 |
| Forestry/Work Camps/Annexes | 11 |
| Drug Treatment Center | 1 |
| Probation and Parole Offices | 30 |
| Incarcerated Offenders on 6/30/97 | 19,683 |
| Offenders Under Supervision on 6/30/97 | 19,086 |
| Inmates Admitted FY 96-97 | 2,822 |
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| DOGGONE GOOD AT THEIR JOBS - Dogs from the canine (K-9) unit sniff for contraband as a Correctional Officer directs him. |
DOG DETECTIVES Canine programs at Tomoka CI and Union CI have been instrumental in the detection of contraband, both inside the institutions and the visiting parks, increasing public safety and providing a safe environment for staff and offenders.
ALARMING IDEA By establishing a central parts inventory for perimeter fence alarm systems, factory training two staff members to troubleshoot and service problems with the system, and assigning each staff member to specific facilities, Region II reduced inventory investment and cycle time for system repairs.
R.I.P. - Jacksonville P&P 4th Circuit developed a Recidivism Intervention Program (RIP) in a cooperative effort between the DC and the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office to contact and track monthly some high risk offenders, both on and off supervision.
PRACTICAL MEDICINE A Mobile Ambulatory Surgical Unit at North Florida Reception Center (NFRC) allows more sophisticated surgery to be performed on inmates, while preventing the transfer of these inmates to outside hospitals. Another novel medical approach is the Chemotherapy Unit at NFRC Hospital, which prevents the transfer of inmates to outside hospitals for costly chemotherapy treatments and saves the DC $2,000 per treatment.
X-RAY VISIONARIES Using the Heimann X-Ray machine, housed at Florida State Prison, has saved money by reducing the number of staff hours needed for searches and has enhanced public safety by increasing detection of contraband within the institution.