Mass. sheriffs press for outcome-driven reentry services, not touch counts
Sheriffs told a state commission they run reentry centers, vocational and clinical programs and long-term aftercare, and urged policymakers to measure outcomes — not the number of "touches" — when deciding funding and consolidation questions.
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Massachusetts county sheriffs told the state'commission on sheriffs Wednesday that their offices run extensive reentry, vocational and clinical programs designed to reduce recidivism, and urged the panel to prioritize outcomes and continuity of care over simple activity counts.
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