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Catholic Charities presents Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion program to council
Summary
North Central Director Kim Hatfield and Counselor Ali Arias presented the Catholic Charities Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) program to the council, outlining program goals and prompting questions from several councilmembers about operations and local coordination.
Kim Hatfield, North Central Director for Catholic Charities, and Counselor Ali Arias described the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) program during the April 7 meeting, explaining how diversion alternatives seek to connect eligible individuals to services instead of traditional prosecution. The presenters described program aims and operational approaches; transcript notes indicate follow-up comments by Councilmembers Harrison, Castellente and Magdoff.
No formal action or funding commitment was recorded in the minutes; the presentation served to inform council members about the program's objectives and local applicability.
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