Oakhill Correctional Institution - Minimum - FY25 Operational Factsheet

Sep 14, 2026

FY25 Oakhill Correctional Institution Minimum operating expenditures total $52,708,481, serving a PIOC population of 832 with 315 staff and an annual per capita of $63,658. The sheet summarizes demographics (average/youngest/oldest, race, Hispanic origin) and includes mental health diagnosis coverage. It details reported military experience, top religions, highest grade completed, and current offense composition, including time left to serve and most serious offense types. It also lists key programs and vocational tracks, plus key notes on data scope, rounding, and inclusion rules.

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FY25 Snapshot

Operating Expenditures and Staffing

Per Capita and PIOC Population

Population Demographics

Age and Reported Military Experience

Race and Hispanic Origin

Mental Health Diagnosis

Religious Affiliation and Education

Top Religions

Highest Grade Completed

Offense and Sentencing Profile

Current Offense Information

Time Left to Serve

Most Serious Offense Type

Programs and Vocational Offerings

Programs

Vocational Tracks

Data Notes and Method Scope

† Includes mild to serious OAKHILL CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTION MINIMUM June 30, 2025 FY25 OPERATING EXPENDITURES….….$52,708,481 FY25 NUMBER OF STAFF..……..….……..………315* FY25 ANNUAL PER CAPITA....………...…….$63,658 PERSONS IN OUR CARE (PIOC) POPULATION PIOC POPULATION 832 REPORTED MILITARY EXPERIENCE… 11% AGE Average Age…………………………………… Youngest PIOC………………………………… Oldest PIOC RACE White Black American Indian/Alaskan Native Asian or Pacific Islander Of these : Hispanic Origin…….…………………………… MENTAL HEALTH DIAGNOSIS † 5 MOST FREQUENT RELIGIONS 47 Protestant/Other Christian 50% 20 Catholic 17% 86 No Preference/Unknown 13% Islam 8% Pagan………………………………………… 5% 65% 30% HIGHEST GRADE COMPLETED 4% 9th through 12th grade-no HSED 17% 1% HSED/GED 49% [Some Grad. work/Vocational School](Some Grad. work/Vocational School) 22% 10% Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's, or PhD 12% 30% FIRST WISCONSIN INCARCERATION… 57% CURRENT OFFENSE INFORMATION TIME LEFT TO SERVE (June 30, 2025 forward) ACTIVE SEX OFFENSE……………………… 24% Less than 1 year………………………………… 32% 1 year.……………..…………………………… 25% MOST SERIOUS OFFENSE TYPE 2 years………..………………………………… 18% Violent Offense………………………………… 44% 3 years………..………………………………… 14% Property Offense……………………………… 6% 4 years…………..……………………………… 5% Drug Offense…………………………………… 12% 5 years or more………………………………… 4% Other Public Order Offense…………………… 38% Life 3% INTERESTING FACTS PROGRAMS • Substance Use Disorder • Earned Release Programming • Anger Management • Thinking for a Change • Cognitive Behavioral-Employment • Epictetus • Project Crew • Work Release • Windows to Work • DWD Job Center • Second Chance Pell Program • Odyssey Behind Bars • Gardening: Produce used in our Main Kitchen or donated locally VOCATIONAL • Building Service • Horticulture The PIOC population includes those serving Wisconsin sentences, Federal sentences, or sentences from another state. It also includes those who have been temporarily confined due to violations of community supervision. Budget information is all operation costs, which include DAI administration, food, and healthcare. Offense information is based on each PIOC’s most serious active offense. PIOC without a serious active offense are removed from this part of the analysis. The listed percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. * Excludes BCE, BHR, and BOCM staff who are coded separately from institution staff † Includes mild to serious

FAQs

What are the FY25 operating expenditures, staff count, and annual per capita for the institution?

FY25 operating expenditures are $52,708,481, with 315 staff and an annual per capita of $63,658.

How is the PIOC population defined on the factsheet?

The PIOC population includes people serving Wisconsin sentences, federal sentences, or sentences from another state, and also includes individuals temporarily confined for community supervision violations.

Which programs and vocational options are listed for FY25?

Listed programs include Substance Use Disorder, Earned Release Programming, Anger Management, Thinking for a Change, and others such as Work Release and Odyssey Behind Bars. Vocational tracks include Building Service and Horticulture.

Sep 14, 2026

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