Approve agreement with Contra Costa County for police to monitor certain probationers and parolees
$135,720
In Plain English
The county pays Richmond Police $135,720 to supervise people released from state prison under AB109, a law that shifts some inmates to local supervision. This agreement covers monitoring services from July 2017 to June 2018. If approved, Richmond officers handle check-ins and compliance monitoring that would otherwise fall to county probation staff.
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