County probation office reports low recidivism among domestic‑violence program graduates
The Meeker County probation office reported that participants who complete the county's 24‑week domestic‑violence program have markedly lower felony recidivism rates than non‑graduates; the Department of Corrections and local probation staff described program structure, fees, graduation and recidivism statistics during a board presentation.
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Elise Swanson of the Department of Corrections and local probation staff briefed the Meeker County Board on the county's domestic‑violence program, outlining program structure, facilitator staffing, participant fees and recidivism outcomes.
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