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Scott County hears update on restorative-justice "Auto Theft Accountability" program
Summary
Jeremy Kaiser of the Scott County Youth Justice & Rehabilitation Center briefed the Board on the "Auto Theft Accountability" restorative justice program run under a contract with the Iowa Judicial Branch, 7th District Juvenile Court Services; Supervisors Beck and Bribriesco noted success since 2018.
Jeremy Kaiser of the Scott County Youth Justice & Rehabilitation Center presented the county’s "Auto Theft Accountability" restorative justice program at the July 28 meeting of the Scott County Board of Supervisors. Kaiser said the program operates through a contract with the Iowa Judicial Branch, 7th District Juvenile Court Services; Supervisors Beck and Bribriesco discussed the program’s success since 2018.
The presentation described the program as part of the county’s youth justice and rehabilitation efforts and framed it as an alternative accountability pathway for youth involved in auto-theft cases. Board members asked questions and discussed the program’s track record since 2018, but no board action or vote was recorded during the segment.
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