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Diversion subcommittee starts monthly newsletter and reports steady problem-solving
Summary
Oneida County's Diversion/OWI Subcommittee reported continued problem-solving, launched a monthly newsletter for county supervisors and confirmed staff support for a hybrid treatment court; the Drug Endangered Children subcommittee had no update.
Members of the Diversion/OWI Subcommittee told the CJCC they have been meeting regularly to coordinate diversion and treatment strategies and are launching a monthly newsletter to share program updates with Oneida County supervisors.
Subcommittee staff told members the newsletter was requested by county supervisors and will go out monthly. Members said the subcommittee's meetings have been productive and that program staff indicated willingness to manage additional hybrid-court responsibilities if the TAD grant is awarded.
The Drug Endangered Children (DEC) Subcommittee reported no update at the June meeting.
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