Criminal Justice Policy and Planning Division
Research Unit
Latest OPM CJPPD Analysis
Monthly Indicators Report - April 2025
P.A. 24-81 Report: Needs Assessment of Higher Education In Connecticut Correctional Facilities
2025-2026 Annual Forecast of the Correctional Population
Analysis of Prosecutor Data (PA 19-59): 2024 Report
Trends in Connecticut's Criminal Justice System - 2024
2024-2025 Correctional Population Forecast
Juvenile Justice Equity Dashboard
Trends in Connecticut's Criminal Justice System - 2023 Report
Analysis of Prosecutor Data (PA 19-59): 2023 Report
Brief: 2023 Annual Forecast of the Correctional Population
2023 Recidivism Report, 2019 Release Cohort / Brief
Trends in Connecticut’s Criminal Justice System - 2022 Report
Third Analysis of Prosecutor Data (PA 19-59): 2022 Report
2022 Recidivism Report: 2018 Release Cohort Follow-up
2022 Correctional Population Forecast and Recidivism Report Presentation
Report Pursuant to Public Act 21-13
Recurring Analyses
Other Analyses
DOC Population Data
Date Filtered Daily Count Data
DOC Population Charts
CT Correctional Facility Total Population Count
CT Correctional Facility Population of Sentence and Unsentenced
CT Correctional Facility Population of Males
CT Correctional Facility Population of Females
CT Correctional Facility Population of Pre-Trial and Less Than One Year
About Our Unit Lead Kevin Neary
Kevin Neary is a Policy Development Coordinator in the Criminal Justice Policy and Planning division, directing the activities of the Research Unit. Having joined OPM CJPPD in 2020, Kevin leads efforts to conduct ongoing, in-depth analyses of Connecticut’s criminal justice system and its components, determining long-range needs, and enhancing system understanding for policymakers and the public. Prior to joining OPM, Kevin worked for nine years as a consulting researcher in Abt Associates U.S. Health practice, contributing to numerous quantitative and mixed-methods research evaluation projects on criminal justice and behavioral health topics. With expertise leading the collection, analysis, and visualization of data for research purposes, Kevin is dedicated to utilizing research to guide policy that supports healthy communities. He holds a master’s in city and Regional Planning from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a Bachelor of Arts from Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT.