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Primary Findings. ‌ During their interviews, PAD organizational stakeholders and pilot area residents expressed their level of support, involvement, and investment in the initiative, described the nature of institutional relationships they engage in through PAD, and shared perceptions on the benefits of PAD for the neighborhood and/or Atlanta. Stakeholder Characterization of the Pre-Arrest Diversion Initiative‌ Stakeholders expressed overarching support for PAD. PAD is appreciated for its holistic, comprehensive, and innovative approach to ensuring that individuals committing crimes associated with a circumstance are best served through service provision instead of incarceration. Elected officials such as the “chief of police and Mayor Bottoms have both vocally been very supportive of pre-arrest diversion,” contributing to spreading community interest in PAD and inspiring a willingness to consider alternative approaches to law enforcement. Community-wide support for PAD also stems from perceived success in aiding the community, as explained by the police commander: “anything that reduces people going to jail, and shows that you're doing everything you can to care for the people in the community is always gonna be positive.” In addition to support from politicians and entire communities, the Xxxxxx County Chief Strategic Officer reports: “It's been my impression dealing with both sides that there is a huge amount of support for the Pre-Arrest Diversion program on both sides of the criminal justice system, both the prosecution and the defense.” PAD stakeholders believe in the initiative’s mission, share pride in its progress thus far, express excitement for achievements in the lives of participants, and look forward to observing long-term benefits of PAD reflected in Atlanta’s ongoing criminal justice reform efforts. PAD’s service-oriented approach and adherence to harm-reduction strategies aligns with ongoing criminal justice reform efforts. At all levels in government there is a growing collective understanding of the long-standing and pervasive issues rendering our present criminal justice system expensive, yet ineffective. PAD highlights the need for comprehensive streamlined services and fills gaps through extensive provider coordination in the meantime. As aspects of harm-reduction become more frequently integrated into interventions addressing issues ranging from STI prevention to substance abuse treatment, many funding agencies have adopted guidelines preferring propo...
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