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Subcommittee Structure & Descriptions
The Subcommittee Structure and Descriptions (PDF) document describes the current subcommittee scope and structure.
Apply to a Subcommittee
If you would like to apply to be a member of one of the subcommittees, please review the Subcommittee Structure and Descriptions document and submit a Subcommittee Application.
Subcommittees
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Administrative Committee
View minutes, meeting times, and member information for the SRLJC Administrative Committee.
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Bail Reform
Find information on Bail Reform Workgroup agendas, meetings, and members.
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Evidence-Based Processes
The Evidence-Based Processes Subcommittee will work to identify, inventory, and analyze the evidence-based practices currently being utilized throughout the city and county criminal justice systems in the Spokane region.
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Facilities Subcommittee
The facilities subcommittee is charged with reviewing all current facility needs in order to improve the safety, management, and supervision of offenders and staff.
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Performance Measures
The Performance Measures subcommittee will develop consistent and meaningful regional criminal justice performance measures that will allow for regular reporting of key data as identified by the SRLJC, and to report on other established goals and objectives.
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Racial Equity
View meeting times, member information, and agendas and minutes for the Racial Equity Subcommittee.
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Risk / Need / Responsivity Subcommittee
The Risk / Needs / Responsivity Subcommittee is charged with initiating a plan to review models and implement a risk / needs / responsivity system for the City and County of Spokane, in order to increase public safety and create stronger risk management of offenders.
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Strategic Planning
Find information on Strategic Planning Workgroup agendas, meetings, and members.
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Technology
The Technology Subcommittee is involved in the review of technology systems throughout the County and City systems, in order to minimize duplication of effort and increase networked information for improved criminal justice service delivery.