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| Parolee reentry program gains momentum |
| By plumasnews.com - Debra Moore |
| Published: 04/02/2013 |
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CALIFORNIA - Plumas County’s programs to help former jail inmates and parolees reenter the community are gaining momentum and their success affects local residents in a number of ways — from public costs to the crime rate. County officials charged with overseeing the process, the Community Corrections Partnership, learned about the successes of another small northern California county during their monthly meeting March 20. The county’s district attorney, sheriff, chief probation officer and a court representative listened as Lucy Hernandez, a representative from Glenn County, discussed how her county reduced recidivism rates from 100 percent to 20 percent. The statewide three-year average is 63.7 percent, according to the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. “It’s time to think out of the box,” Hernandez told the audience, which also included the directors of social services and mental health. Read More. |
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