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I County Manager September}, 2005 Page 2 6. Caps funding amounts in FY 2005-06 at no less than 99% (95% in FY 2006-07) and no greater than 120% (remains 120% in FY 2006-07) of the fun<!s allocated to each county for FY 2004-05 and establishes that those caps "shall be accomplished by the redistribution of $344,491 that was spent on case management services prior to 2002." 7. Establishes that no funding shall be used to fund programs thai did not participate in the CJPP in fiscal year 2004-2005.. 8. Limits the use of CJPP grant funds for pre-trial release programs from the current maximum of 50% of total funding tp 25% in FY 2005~06, and totally and pel1J\anently eliminates funding for pre-trial release programs, beginning July 1, 2006, with a requirement that the funds used in FY 2005-06 for pre-trial release programs are to be reallocated among all programs participating in FY 2006-07 and dedic.ted to sentenced offender programs only. The FY 2005-06 grani award amount indicated in the notification you will soon receive is based on these revisions. It is our hope that this information is helpful in your understanding of that, and our staff is prepared to assist you in adju$ting to these changes. In the meantime, if you have any questions or need additional inf()rmation regardins this, please feel free to let me know.. . Sincerely, ~~. Allison M. Jourdan, CJPP Administrator Division of Community Corrections cc: Debra Knox, Director of Cabarrus Co. CARE SSA T Program Teresa Rettinger, Caba,rrus County CJPP Board Chair Nancy Woodard, Divi~ion III CJPP Coordinator Theodis Beck, Secretli\'Y of DOC Dan Stieneke, Chief D~puty Secretary of DOC Robert Lee Guy, Direclor of Division of Community Corrections Joe Prater, Chief of Aqrninistrative Services for DCC Sandta Shearin,CJPP Administrative Officer II