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DA Lindsay: time from arrest to referral decreasing as TAD coordinator changes take effect

Criminal Justice Collaborating Council · February 10, 2025
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Summary

District Attorney Benjamin Lindsay reported improved timing from arrest to referral in the TAD program and said clients are responding positively to a new TAD coordinator.

District Attorney Benjamin Lindsay told the council that the time from arrest to referral into the TAD program is decreasing and that he hopes to see that trend continue. "Time from arrest to referral is decreasing and hoping to see this continue," DA Lindsay said during the TAD report.

Lindsay also reported that clients are responding well to a change in the TAD coordinator role. The item was presented as part of the TAD report; council members did not take formal action on the coordinator change during this meeting, but the update signals operational progress in case processing.