You Paid For It: City Inspector General Sharply Criticizes Juvenile Intervention Program Co-Run By Chicago Police – CBS2 Chicago

The city can not figure out whether it’s benefiting the more than 3,000 youth it processes annually or making matters worse, nor whether the $5 million the city spends on it annually is worth it. The Inspector General’s office noted that JISC has no charter, memorandum of understanding, or governing board to establish formal goals and accountability measures.

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