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Chief Probation Officer supports improved juvenile probation programs
Juvenile incarceration in Santa Barbara County is declining and a new $795,000 grant from the state will be used to try to further that trend.
By Jonathan Bastian • • 1 min readJuvenile incarceration in Santa Barbara County is declining and a new $795,000 grant from the state will be used to try to further that trend. The money will go towards what the county calls “evidence-based, trauma-informed and culturally relevant diversion programs” that deal with reasoning and anger management, among other things.
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- 23:08Renovated Japanese Garden opens at Lotusland