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Will County committee backs federal funding for youth diversion and restorative justice programs
Summary
Committee members unanimously supported asking Congress for federal funding for youth diversion, restorative justice and violence prevention programs, citing long‑term cost savings and improved outcomes for young people.
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The Legislative Committee unanimously approved language in the federal legislative agenda encouraging federal support for youth diversion, restorative justice and violence‑prevention funding. Members framed the programs as fiscally prudent measures that keep young people in school and on track for employment rather than cycling through courts and detention.
No specific federal programs or funding levels were identified at the meeting; staff will include the item in the committee packet for the county board.
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