Tompkins County task force opens work on jail alternatives, sets public input and data cleanup as priorities
The new Tompkins County Criminal Justice Alternatives to Incarceration task force read its charge and agreed to compile local programs, fix jail-data gaps and hold an early public input meeting while producing a report within six months.
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Tompkins County’s newly convened Criminal Justice Alternatives to Incarceration (CJ ATI) task force opened its first meeting by reading a formal charge to solicit ideas from the public and professionals and report back within six months.
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