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HomeMy WebLinkAboutCOM 0140.090 2000-2002 JAY T. KIMURA SY os q 34 RAINBOW DRIVE 3N• • •,`i• HILO, HAWAII 96720 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ~p,.•~ f'~. ~Ji~~ PH: 961-0466 CHARLENE Y. IBOSHI +i FAX: 961-8907 FIRST DEPUTY 96t-8906 934-3503 PROSECUTING ATTORNEY ' ~~=~sG~~~ ur+~~•~,` WEST HAWAII UNIT 9pf ®F•01/••OS P.O. BOX 748 KEALAKEKUA, HAWAII 96750 OFFICE OF TFfE PROSECUTING ATTORNEY PH: 322-2ss2 FAX: 322-6584 DATE: August 27, 2002 TO: James Y. Arakaki, Council Chair And Council Members FROM: Office of the Prosecuting Attorney - RE: FINAL REPORT Name of Grant Program: Victim/Witness Assistance Program Federal or State Grantor: State of Hawaii, Department of the Attorney General County Grantee Department or Agency: Office of the Prosecuting Attorney Grant No. 02-VW-4 Amount of Grant: $163,654.00 Amount of County Match: $40,914 County Revenue and Expenditure Account Numbers: 3304.91/010-271-5271.28 Grant Period: July 1, 2001 -June 30, 2002 Purpose of Grant: To provide information, assistance, and support services to the victims of and witnesses to crimes committed in the State of Hawaii. Goals: 1) to enhance the quality of justice by satisfying the emotional and social needs of crime victims and witnesses; and 2) to increase the willingness of victims and witnesses to cooperate with the police and prosecutors after they have reported or witnessed a crime. Strategies and Activities: See attached reports for July -December 2001 and January -June 2002. ~;omre?. No ~ File No. R,ef. ~To: Ref. Date ~U~ Victim/Witness Assistance Program Statistics July 1 through December 31, 2001 Total number of PERSONS served: 3,178 Total number of VICTIMS served: 2,376 Crimes against person 1,800 (63 homicide survivors) Property crimes 225 Other crimes 351 Total number of SECONDARY VICTIMS: 29 Victim services provided: Outreach 918 Counseling 529 Education/Information 2,376 Court Accompaniment 289 Case Preparation 1,634 Transportation 4 Shelter 0 CICC 755 Referrals to agencies 320 Advocacy 2,376 Accommodations 33 Other 38 Disposition letters: D.Ct. 574 Family Ct. 144 Total number of WITNESSES served: 557 Total number of OTHERS served:- 216 Presentations to agencies/community groups: 2 *estimated audience 43 Information booth or display: 1 *estimated audience: 150 Staffing during this report period: Coordinator/counselor F/T 1 Counselors F/T 10 (one unfilled, 2 vacant for 2 months, 1 vacant for 4.5 months) Sr. Clerk stenographer F/T 1 Sr. Clerk Typist F/T 1 Clerk Stenographer F/T 1 Clerk Stenographer P/T 1 (vacant for 2 months) Clerk Typist 1 (vacant for 3 months) Volunteers 2 Funding County $203,073 State (GIA) 163,654 Federal (VOCA & VAC) 251,449 *figures NOT included in TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS SERVED. Victim/Witness Assistance Program Statistics January 1 through June 30, 2002 Total number of PERSONS served: 3,460 Total number of VICTIMS served: 2,474 Crimes against person 1,897 (97 homicide survivors) Property crimes 229 Other crimes 348 Total number of SECONDARY VICTIMS: 31 Victim services provided: Outreach 828 Counseling 565 Education/Information 2,474 Court Accompaniment 294 Case Preparation 1,943 Transportation 16 Shelter 1 CVCC 719 Referrals to agencies 347 Advocacy 2,474 Accommodations 87 Other 158 Disposition letters: D.Ct. 684 Family Ct. 196 Total number of WITNESSES served: 675 Total number of OTHERS served: 280 Presentations to agencies/community groups: 2 *estimated audience 20 Information booth, display, or radio: 5 *estimated audience: 1500 Staffing during this report period: Coordinator/counselor F/T 1 Counselors F/T 10 (one unfilled, 1 on sabbatical leave for 4 months, 1 on medical leave for 2.5 months) Sr. Clerk stenographer F/T 1 Sr. Clerk Typist F/T 1 Clerk Stenographer F/T 1 Clerk Stenographer P/T 1 Clerk II 1 Volunteers 2 Funding County $203,073 State (GIA) 163,654 Federal (VOCA) 251, 449 *figures NOT included in TOTAL NUMBER OF PERSONS SERVED.