Accept $146,795 state grant to monitor AB 109 probationers and parolees
$146,795
In Plain English
Assembly Bill 109 shifted certain offenders from state prison to county supervision. The state provides funding to local agencies that help monitor these individuals. Richmond police will track probationers and parolees in the community for one year.
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