BSCC Releases Over $108 Million in Grant Funding to Support CBO Reentry Services

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BSCC Releases Over $108 Million in Grant Funding to Support CBO Reentry Services

Acting Deputy Director Aaron Maguire addresses the Board, joined by Staff Counsel Eloisa Tuitama. SACRAMENTO (November 21, 2024) – The Board of State and Community Corrections (BSCC) today approved the release of over $108 million in grant funding through the Cohort 4 Adult Reentry Grant (ARG). The ARG supports community-based organizations (CBO) to provide warm…

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