Kentucky SB336 establishes a juvenile services fund to support delinquency prevention and alternatives to detention.
Kentucky SB336 creates a trust and agency account within the Department of Juvenile Justice, known as the juvenile services fund. This fund will receive moneys from state appropriations, gifts, grants, and federal funds. The fund will support delinquency prevention, early intervention services, community-based wraparound services, alternatives to detention, and re-entry programs. The Department of Juvenile Justice must report annually on fund usage and its impacts on juvenile delinquency rates, recidivism rates, and detention numbers.
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