Accept $135,720 county agreement to monitor AB109 probationers and parolees
$135,720
In Plain English
AB109 shifted certain offenders from state prison to county supervision in 2011. Contra Costa County pays Richmond Police to track these probationers and parolees living in the city. The agreement covers July 2017 through June 2018 and provides $135,720 in revenue to the police department.
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