We report the results of an expanded study of the predictors of recidivism to a Juvenile Assessment Center in Hillsborough County, Florida, involving over 5200 youths processed at the center during the period May 5, 1993 through December 31, 1994. Significant relationships were found between the youths' demographics, their dependency referral factors (physical abuse and neglect) and delinquency referral history variables (property, violence, and public disorder offenses), and their recidivism to the Juvenile Assessment Center. The service delivery and policy implications of these results are discussed.