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Committee adopts District Attorney policy for certified therapy dogs in victim-witness interviews

August 28, 2025 | Warren County, New York


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Committee adopts District Attorney policy for certified therapy dogs in victim-witness interviews
The Finance Committee approved a District Attorney's Office policy and procedures governing use of certified therapy dogs for victim and witness support in county facilities. The policy was reviewed and recommended by the Warren County Risk and Safety Committee.

The District Attorney's Office presented the proposal as a tool to provide comfort to particularly vulnerable or younger victims and witnesses during interviews at the municipal center. Committee members approved the policy by voice vote and recorded no opposition.

The policy applies to the District Attorney's Office use of county spaces; implementation details and handler certification requirements are in the policy packet and will be administered by the District Attorney's Office with Risk and Safety oversight.

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