ResidentData/NightlyHousing

This dataset comprises data related to the housing of CDCR resdients, with one record per resident per night from 1 Jan 2016 to the present. Nights when residents are temporarily out to court or a medical facility are also included, but nights after a resident has paroled or discharged are not. If a paroled or discharged resident returns to CDCR, then their records will resume on the night they first returned. To reduce dataset size, a number of columns use lookup values rather than text labels.

Night
The night for which the record applies 2019-11-05, 2020-01-31
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ResidentId
Stable anonymized signed integer ID value for the resident 578998371, -456578293
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Institution
Integer indicating the institution
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BedLevel
The physical level of the bed, whether in a cell or dorm. All non-raised beds have a value of L (lower), including those where there are no beds above it. Note: While CDCR has housed residents in three-tiered bunks and "X" beds in the past, this practice was ceased prior to the starting date of this dataset.
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 * L = Lower
 * U = Upper

RoomId
Stable anonymized signed integer ID value of the resident's room  as of the end of that day, where room is an enclosed space with full walls. All rooms have full walls. Some rooms have solid doors, some barred doors, and some no doors. Some rooms have dedicated toilets, others do not. Note: When a resident is out to court or a medical facility overnight, this value is null. 578998371, -456578293
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RoomCapacity
Number of beds, whether occupied or not, in resident's room as of the end of that day. Room capacity is not the same as design capacity. Room capacity tells you the number of beds in the room whereas design capacity is the architectural capacity of the room. Design capacity of rooms is not included in this dataset. 2,12,100
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BunkId
Stable anonymized ID value for the resident's bunk, as of the end of that day. Nested within room. 578998371,
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BunkCapacity
Number of beds in resident's bunk as of the end of that day. In most cases, there is only one bed per bunk, but in some cases there are 2 or 3 (double and triple bunks) 1, 2, 3
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RoomType
The type of room. 270 Dorms, 270 Cells, and 180 Cells all have a standard configuration All Cells have their own toilets, rooms in dorms do not. Most cells have solid doors, but some at older institutions have barred doors.
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FloorNumber
The physical floor level of the room. 1, 2, 3
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BuildingId
Stable anonymized signed integer ID value of the resident's building and floor 578998371, -456578293
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FacilityId
Stable anonymized signed integer ID value of the resident's facility as of the end of that day 578998371, -456578293
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ActivityCohortId
Stable anonymized signed integer ID value of the resident's activity cohort, wherein residents in a given cohort attend yard time, canteen time, package pick-up, laundry exchange, medication line, and/or meals separate from all other cohorts. Activity cohorts are typically at the building level or lower. 578998371, -456578293
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HousingProgram
The resident's housing program as of the end of that day Note: Not all values are still used.
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