Data Analysis Unit Department of Corrections and RehabilitationEstimates and Statistical Analysis Section State of CaliforniaOffender Information Services Branch January 3, 2013

MONTHLY REPORT OF POPULATION AS OF MIDNIGHT De cember 31, 2012

___________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ TOTAL CDCR POPULATION___________________________________________________ __________________________________________________

CHANGE SINCE FELON/ CIVIL 12/31/11 DESIGN PERCENT STAFFED _______________ OTHER #1 ADDICT TO TAL NO. PCT. CAPACITY OCCUPIED CAPACITY _______ ______ ___ ____ ______ ______ ________ ________ ________

A. TOTAL IN-CUSTODY 132,768 167 132 ,935 -14,643 -9.9 _______ _____ ___ ____ ______ ____

I. IN-STATE 123,868 167 124 ,035 -14,239 -10.2 (MEN, Subtotal) 117,989 120 118 ,109 -12,131 -9.3 (WOMEN, Subtotal) 5,879 47 5 ,926 -2,108 -26.2

1. INSTITUTIONS/CAMPS 122,931 159 123 ,090 -13,755 -10.0 84,130 146.3 123,362 _______ _____ ___ ____ ______ ____ ______ _____ _______ INSTITUTIONS 119,206 159 119 ,365 -13,382 -10.0 79,650 149.9 119,124 CAMPS(CCC, CIW & SCC)* 3,725 3 ,725 -373 -9.1 4,480 83.1 4,238

2. IN-STATE CONTRACT BEDS 666 8 674 -473 -41.2 2,679 25.2 ______ _____ __ ____ ______ ____ ______ _____ CCF PRIVATE 593 593 -37 -5.8 2,557 23.2 PRISONER MOTHER PGM 15 15 -14 -48.2 47 31.9 FRCCC(BAKERSFIELD) 56 8 64 +20 +45.4 75 85.3 SRITA(SANTA RITA)** 2 2 -204 -99.0

3. DMH STATE HOSPITALS 271 271 -11 -3.9

II. OUT OF STATE(COCF) 8,900 0 8 ,900 -404 -4.3 ______ _____ __ ____ ARIZONA 4,656 4 ,656 +281 +6.4 MISSISSIPPI 2,573 2 ,573 -8 -0.3 OKLAHOMA 1,671 1 ,671 -677 -28.8

B. PAROLE 58,059 659 58 ,718 -42,425 -41.9 _______ _____ ___ ____ ______ ____ COMMUNITY SUP(Active) 55,537 659 56 ,196 -32,222 -36.4 COOP CASES (Active) #3 1,717 1 ,717 +233 +15.7 MNRP & NRP (Inactive) 805 805 -10,436 -92.8

C. NON-CDC JURISDICTION #4 1,214 0 1 ,214 -195 -13.8 ______ __ _ ____ _____ ____ OTHER STATE/FED. INST. 519 519 +25 +5.0 OUT OF STATE PAROLE 518 518 -188 -26.6 OUT OF STATE PAL 23 23 -13 -36.1 CYA-W&IC 1731.5(c) INSTITUTIONS #5 154 154 -19 -10.9

D. OTHER POPULATIONS #6 10,837 94 10 ,931 -2,086 -16.0 ______ ____ __ ____ _____ ____ INMATES OUT-TO-COURT, etc. 1,068 12 1 ,080 -417 -27.8 ESCAPED 210 210 -7 -3.2 PAROLEES (PAL/RAL) 9,559 82 9 ,641 -1,662 -14.7

TOTAL CDCR POPULATION 202,878 920 203 ,798 -59,349 -22.5 _______ _____ ___ ____ ______ ____

___________________________________________________ __________________________________________________CHANGE FROM LAST MONTH A. TOTAL IN-CUSTODY -355 0 -355 (MEN, Subtotal) -491 +9 -482 (WOMEN, Subtotal) -82 -9 -91 B. PAROLE -1,546 -25 -1 ,571 D. PAROLEES (PAL/RAL) +101 +2 +103___________________________________________________ __________________________________________________

This report contains the latest available reliable population figures from OBIS. They have beencarefully audited, but are preliminary, and therefo re subject to revision.

*Figure excludes institution based camps. Total pe rsons in camps, including base camps, are 3,747.Base camp at CMC is included in institution counts.

**Santa Rita count is in error. Data are being revi ewed.

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MONTHLY INSTITUTION/CAMPS POPULATION DETAIL MIDNIGHT December 31, 2012___________________________________________________ _________________________________________________

FELON/ CIV IL DESIGN PERCENT STAFFEDINSTITUTIONS/CAMPS OTHER ADDI CT TOTAL CAPACITY OCCUPIED CAPACITY___________________________________________________ _________________________________________________

MALE

ASP (AVENAL SP) 4,973 4,973 2,920 170.3 4,481CCC (CAL CORRECTL CTR) 4,628 4,628 3,883 119.2 4,718CCI (CAL CORRECTL INSTITN) 4,484 4,484 2,783 161.1 4,337CIM (CAL INSTITN FOR MEN) 4,844 2 4,846 2,976 162.8 4,505

CMF (CAL MEDICAL FACIL) 2,349 2,349 2,297 102.3 2,598CMC (CAL MEN'S COLONY) 5,122 5,122 3,838 133.5 5,157CRC (CAL REHAB CTR, MEN) 3,342 1 01 3,443 2,491 138.2 3,381CAL (CAL SP, CALIPATRIA) 3,464 3,464 2,308 150.1 3,833

CEN (CAL SP, CENTINELA) 3,388 3,388 2,308 146.8 3,508COR (CAL SP, CORCORAN) 4,600 1 4,601 3,116 147.7 4,494LAC (CAL SP, LOS ANGELES CO) 3,741 3,741 2,300 162.7 3,866SAC (CAL SP, SACRAMENTO) 2,551 2,551 1,828 139.6 2,743

SQ (CAL SP, SAN QUENTIN) 3,953 2 3,955 3,082 128.3 3,710SOL (CAL SP, SOLANO) 4,123 4,123 2,610 158.0 4,050SATF (CAL SATF AND SP - COR) 5,722 2 5,724 3,424 167.2 5,390CVSP (CHUCKAWALLA VALLEY SP) 2,700 2,700 1,738 155.4 2,453

CTF (CORRL TRAING FAC) 5,636 5,636 3,312 170.2 5,480DVI (DEUEL VOCATL INSTITN) 2,213 9 2,222 1,681 132.2 2,478FOL (FOLSOM SP) 2,314 2,314 2,469 93.7 2,895HDP (HIGH DESERT SP) 3,442 3,442 2,324 148.1 3,695

IRON (IRONWOOD SP) 3,451 3,451 2,200 156.9 3,300KVSP (KERN VALLEY SP) 3,871 3,871 2,448 158.1 4,344MCSP (MULE CREEK SP) 2,865 2,865 1,700 168.5 2,701NKSP (NORTH KERN SP) 4,528 2 4,530 2,694 168.2 4,789

PBSP (PELICAN BAY SP) 2,977 2,977 2,380 125.1 3,143PVSP (PLEASANT VALLEY SP) 3,644 3,644 2,308 157.9 3,558RJD (RJ DONOVAN CORR FACIL) 3,559 3,559 2,200 161.8 3,340SVSP (SALINAS VAL SP) 3,633 3,633 2,452 148.2 3,554

SCC (SIERRA CONSERV CTR) 4,687 4,687 3,736 125.5 4,601VSPM (VALLEY SP MEN) 1,353 1,353 444 304.7 1,032WSP (WASCO SP) 4,970 1 4,971 2,984 166.6 5,237___________________________________________________ _________________________________________________MALE TOTAL: 117,127 1 20 117,247 78,790 148.8 117,371___________________________________________________ _________________________________________________

FEMALE

CIW (CAL INST FOR WOMEN) 1,875 18 1,893 1,356 139.6 1,822CCWF (CENT CAL WOMEN'S FACIL) 3,655 21 3,676 2,004 183.4 3,519VSP (VALLEY SP) 274 274 1,536 17.8 650___________________________________________________ _________________________________________________FEMALE TOTAL: 5,804 39 5,843 4,896 119.3 5,991___________________________________________________ _________________________________________________

___________________________________________________ _________________________________________________ TOTAL: 122,931 1 59 123,090 84,130 146.3 123,362___________________________________________________ _________________________________________________

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Data Analysis Unit Department of Corrections and RehabilitationEstimates and Statistical Analysis Section State of CaliforniaOffender Information Services Branch January 3, 2013

MONTHLY REPORT OF POPULATION NOTE S AS OF MIDNIGHT De cember 31, 2012

#1 Felon/Other counts are safekeepers, federal cases and inmates from other states, felons, county diagno stic cases and Youth Authority wards.

#3 Cooperative Cases are parolees from other states being supervised in California.

#4 Non-CDC Jurisdiction are California cases being confined in or paroled to other states or jurisdictions.

#5 Welfare and Institution Code (W&IC) 1731.5(c) covers persons under the the age of 21 who were committed to CDCR, had their sentence amended, and were in carcerated at the California Youth Authority for housing and pro gram participation.

#6 Other Population includes inmates t emporarily out-to-court, inmates in hospitals, escapees, and parole and outpatient absconders.