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Youth Services Commissions
The development and enhancement of a local community-based continuum is achieved through a cooperative effort between the state and its 21 counties through county youth services commissions. The county youth services commissions were established to examine the individual and unique needs of youth in their communities and to develop programs and sentencing options for their youth.
Experience and research has demonstrated the value of responding to the problems of youth within their own communities. Local development of correctional programs for appropriate youth can be more effective and less costly than placement of youth in State administered programs.
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