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County program review: 'Auto Theft Accountability' restorative-justice track for juveniles
Summary
Scott County staff reviewed the "Auto Theft Accountability" restorative-justice program for youth, delivered under a contract with the Iowa Judicial Branch, 7th District Juvenile Court Services; supervisors said the program has shown success since 2018.
Jeremy Kaiser of the Scott County Youth Justice & Rehabilitation Center reviewed the county's Restorative Justice Program titled "Auto Theft Accountability," which operates through a contract with the Iowa Judicial Branch, 7th District Juvenile Court Services. Kaiser described the program as a targeted intervention for youth involved in auto-theft cases; Supervisors Beck and Bribriesco noted the program's success since 2018.
The discussion was presented as an informational item; the transcript records a program review but does not record a formal vote or a directive. The presentation established the program's ongoing use in the county's juvenile services portfolio and tied it to the judicial branch contract noted in the record.
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