Lt. O’Neill at Tuesday night’s meeting.
Friday, Nov. 24, 2017 -
The city’s new prospective start date for a pilot program that diverts prostitutes and low-level drug offenders from the criminal justice system and towards social services is this coming Wednesday, Nov. 29.
At Tuesday night’s Downtown-Wooster Square Community Management Team (DWSCMT) meeting on the second floor of City Hall, Lt. Mark O’Neill, who is the district commander for the neighborhood, updated residents on the latest schedule for the city’s new Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) program.
The city is preparing to begin a two-year, federally-funded pilot next week in the Hill and Downtown neighborhoods.