Missoula County supports SB 63 – Revise laws related to supervision of offenders/defendants, on the Senate floor this afternoon, and thanks Senator Wolken for sponsoring this legislation. SB 63 provides enhanced tools to the Department of Corrections related to the supervision of offenders currently serving a portion of their sentences in communities. Missoula County believes these tools will help to address issues related to jail overcrowding that currently occur in Missoula County by providing probation and parole officers additional tools when working with offenders. Missoula County believes that the incentives and interventions described in the bill will allow the Department of Corrections to increase their success in working with offenders.
Representatives Hill-Smith, McConnell, and Morigeau, Missoula County supports SB 63 – Revise laws related to supervision of offenders/defendants, before House Judiciary tomorrow morning. SB 63 provides enhanced tools to the Department of Corrections related to the supervision of offenders currently serving a portion of their sentences in communities. Missoula County believes these tools will help to address issues related to jail overcrowding that currently occur in Missoula County by providing probation and parole officers additional tools when working with offenders. Missoula County believes that the incentives and interventions described in the bill will allow the Department of Corrections to increase their success in working with offenders. Please support SB 63.
Missoula County supports SB 63 – Revise laws related to supervision of offenders/defendants, being heard on the House floor this afternoon. SB 63 provides enhanced tools to the Department of Corrections related to the supervision of offenders currently serving a portion of their sentences in communities. Missoula County believes these tools will help to address issues related to jail overcrowding that currently occur in Missoula County by providing probation and parole officers additional tools when working with offenders. Missoula County believes that the incentives and interventions described in the bill will allow the Department of Corrections to increase their success in working with offenders.
Representatives Dudik, Hopkins, Ryan, and Tschida, Missoula County supports SB 63 – Revise laws related to supervision of offenders/defendants, being heard in House Appropriations this afternoon. SB 63 provides enhanced tools to the Department of Corrections related to the supervision of offenders currently serving a portion of their sentences in communities. Missoula County believes these tools will help to address issues related to jail overcrowding that currently occur in Missoula County by providing probation and parole officers additional tools when working with offenders. Missoula County believes that the incentives and interventions described in the bill will allow the Department of Corrections to increase their success in working with offenders. Please support SB 63.
Representatives, Missoula County supports SB 63 – Revise laws related to supervision of offenders/defendants, being heard on the House floor this afternoon. SB 63 provides enhanced tools to the Department of Corrections related to the supervision of offenders currently serving a portion of their sentences in communities. Missoula County believes these tools will help to address issues related to jail overcrowding that currently occur in Missoula County by providing probation and parole officers additional tools when working with offenders. Missoula County believes that the incentives and interventions described in the bill will allow the Department of Corrections to increase their success in working with offenders. Please support SB 63.
Senators, Missoula County continues to support SB 63 – Revise laws related to supervision of offenders/defendants, being heard on the Senate floor this morning, and thanks Senator Wolken for carrying the bill. SB 63 provides enhanced tools to the Department of Corrections related to the supervision of offenders currently serving a portion of their sentences in communities. Missoula County believes these tools will help to address issues related to jail overcrowding that currently occur in Missoula County by providing probation and parole officers additional tools when working with offenders. Missoula County believes that the incentives and interventions described in the bill will allow the Department of Corrections to increase their success in working with offenders.
Missoula County supports SB 63 – Revise laws related to supervision of offenders/defendants, on the Senate floor this afternoon, and thanks Senator Wolken for sponsoring this legislation. SB 63 provides enhanced tools to the Department of Corrections related to the supervision of offenders currently serving a portion of their sentences in communities. Missoula County believes these tools will help to address issues related to jail overcrowding that currently occur in Missoula County by providing probation and parole officers additional tools when working with offenders. Missoula County believes that the incentives and interventions described in the bill will allow the Department of Corrections to increase their success in working with offenders.
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ReplyDeleteMissoula County supports SB 63 – Revise laws related to supervision of offenders/defendants, before House Judiciary tomorrow morning. SB 63 provides enhanced tools to the Department of Corrections related to the supervision of offenders currently serving a portion of their sentences in communities. Missoula County believes these tools will help to address issues related to jail overcrowding that currently occur in Missoula County by providing probation and parole officers additional tools when working with offenders. Missoula County believes that the incentives and interventions described in the bill will allow the Department of Corrections to increase their success in working with offenders.
Please support SB 63.
Sending the following Monday at noon:
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Missoula County supports SB 63 – Revise laws related to supervision of offenders/defendants, being heard on the House floor this afternoon. SB 63 provides enhanced tools to the Department of Corrections related to the supervision of offenders currently serving a portion of their sentences in communities. Missoula County believes these tools will help to address issues related to jail overcrowding that currently occur in Missoula County by providing probation and parole officers additional tools when working with offenders. Missoula County believes that the incentives and interventions described in the bill will allow the Department of Corrections to increase their success in working with offenders.
Please support SB 63.
Sent the following Tuesday (3/21) at 3 p.m.:
ReplyDeleteRepresentatives Dudik, Hopkins, Ryan, and Tschida,
Missoula County supports SB 63 – Revise laws related to supervision of offenders/defendants, being heard in House Appropriations this afternoon. SB 63 provides enhanced tools to the Department of Corrections related to the supervision of offenders currently serving a portion of their sentences in communities. Missoula County believes these tools will help to address issues related to jail overcrowding that currently occur in Missoula County by providing probation and parole officers additional tools when working with offenders. Missoula County believes that the incentives and interventions described in the bill will allow the Department of Corrections to increase their success in working with offenders.
Please support SB 63.
Sending the following today at noon:
ReplyDeleteRepresentatives,
Missoula County supports SB 63 – Revise laws related to supervision of offenders/defendants, being heard on the House floor this afternoon. SB 63 provides enhanced tools to the Department of Corrections related to the supervision of offenders currently serving a portion of their sentences in communities. Missoula County believes these tools will help to address issues related to jail overcrowding that currently occur in Missoula County by providing probation and parole officers additional tools when working with offenders. Missoula County believes that the incentives and interventions described in the bill will allow the Department of Corrections to increase their success in working with offenders.
Please support SB 63.
Sent the following yesterday (4/11) at noon:
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Missoula County continues to support SB 63 – Revise laws related to supervision of offenders/defendants, being heard on the Senate floor this morning, and thanks Senator Wolken for carrying the bill. SB 63 provides enhanced tools to the Department of Corrections related to the supervision of offenders currently serving a portion of their sentences in communities. Missoula County believes these tools will help to address issues related to jail overcrowding that currently occur in Missoula County by providing probation and parole officers additional tools when working with offenders. Missoula County believes that the incentives and interventions described in the bill will allow the Department of Corrections to increase their success in working with offenders.
Please support SB 63.