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A new pilot program aimed at assisting parolees in Louisiana with transportation to work was discussed in a recent government meeting. The initiative, a collaboration between the Louisiana Workforce Commission and the Louisiana Road Project, seeks to address challenges faced by parolees who currently rely on a van service that often causes delays in their arrival at work.
The program will introduce two primary transportation alternatives: the purchase of five electric bikes (e-bikes) and the provision of Uber rides during inclement weather. This approach is designed to enhance punctuality and reliability for parolees, enabling them to maintain their employment more effectively.
Councilman Hudson expressed interest in the project, highlighting its potential impact on the lives of those involved. The pilot program represents a significant step towards improving employment opportunities for parolees by providing them with more flexible and efficient means of transportation.
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