The Maine Department of Corrections (MDOC), Division of Juvenile Services is committed to reducing the use of institutional secure confinement by increasing the capacity and use of community-based programming and supports. In the last five years, the Division of Juvenile Services has significantly reduced the use of secure confinement by strategically investing in community-based programming for justice involved youth.
MDOC Division of Juvenile Services is committed to improved quality assurances; improved access to valid and reliable data; and use of information to make data-driven decisions as it pertains to contracted community programming. MDOC is currently partnered with Atlantic Cooperation, University of Southern Maine Muskie School of Public Service & The Maine Statistical Analysis Center to support MDOC in this commitment.
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Previous Juvenile Overview Reports:
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Special Projects juvenile reports
Long Creek Demographics
~ The population of Long Creek changes frequently, especially the detained population. Although a particular number may remain the same over time, there is a very high likelihood that the number represents different individual youth.
~ To more fully explain changes to the population of Long Creek, data regarding youth released from Long Creek is provided as well. For more detailed information and data regarding Maine’s Juvenile Justice System, visit: https://www.maine.gov/corrections/juvenileservices/reports.
For more detailed information and data regarding Maine’s Juvenile Justice System, visit https://www.maine.gov/corrections/juvenileservices/reports.