Sheriff's office begins in-custody Pathways program; more than 70 applied
Caleb Erickson reported the Pathways in-custody program began the previous day, is fully in‑custody, has male and female participants, and drew over 70 applicants; early sessions show promising engagement.
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Caleb Erickson, chief corrections deputy with the sheriff's office, told the Justice Project Oversight and Planning Committee that the Pathways in-custody program launched the day before the meeting and is currently running sessions for both male and female participants.
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