Compiled from the public Connecticut court-sentencing and inmate-source feeds · policy analytics, not an official state report
Connecticut public records · Movement & flow
Movement & flow
The flow into and out of supervision: daily and monthly admissions, removals, reappearances (a recidivism proxy) and facility moves, and the net-change signal that will make a population trend meaningful.
Live databasedata-through records shown as collected
New profiles16,458last 120 daysRemoved2,083last 120 daysReappeared89recidivism proxyFacility moves3,126reassignments detectedNet change+14,464new + reappeared − removedCollection events76,702changes across all fields
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Daily flow
Admissions and egress observed each day from collection events — the real, day-to-day variation behind the (currently flat) census.
Daily ingress vs egress · recent 3 weeks
In 2,053, out 2,079 — net -26 over the trailing week.
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Monthly admissions, removals & moves
The monthly flow components that determine net census movement.
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What the collection records
Most events are ordinary field updates; the admissions/removals/reappearances are the flow signal. A reappearance after removal is the closest recidivism proxy this feed supports.
Event composition · last 120 days
Field changes58,07275.7%
New profiles16,45821.5%
Removed2,0832.7%
Reappeared890.1%
Movement here is inferred from nightly comparison events: a profile appearing for the first time counts as an admission, disappearing as a removal, and returning after a gap as a reappearance. It is a behavioural proxy for corrections flow, not DOC-reported admissions/releases. Facility-level ingress/egress and net change are drillable on the Facilities page.