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Findings and Recommendations
7 findings
County law enforcement agencies have avoided overcrowding primarily by continuing to implement the rehabilitative model of detention.
No recommendations for this finding
The lack of space for classes or meaningful counseling programs at the Martinez detention facility may prevent full implementation of the rehabilitative model of detention.
Related Recommendations (1)
In the next round of funding by the State, the County should consider making a strong case for the funds for the construction of county detention facilities.
Implementation of AB 109 does not appear to have resulted in a large increase in crime in the County.
No recommendations for this finding
Although it is difficult to be certain as to the cause of any increase in crime that has taken place since the implementation of AB 109, such increase has been isolated to property crimes, especially car thefts.
No recommendations for this finding
Most jurisdictions throughout the County cut back on their police forces prior to the adoption of AB 109.
No recommendations for this finding
Hiring addition law enforcement officers for street patrol is the most efficient use of money to curtail crime.
Related Recommendations (1)
To the extent that additional funds become available for law enforcement operating funds, the County should consider making the addition of law enforcement officers for routine street patrol the highest priority.
The close cooperation between the Sheriff's Office, the Probation Office, and the active participation of community advocates has been a key factor in the successful implementation of AB 109 in Contra Costa County.
Related Recommendations (1)
The County should consider continuing to involve community advocates and service providers in the implementation of AB 109 initiatives. Contra Costa County 2013-2014 Grand Jury Report 1410
Additional Recommendations
1
These recommendations are not explicitly linked to specific findings.
No Responses Found
2
Government entities assigned to respond to this report. No response documents have been linked in our database.
