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Detention, Reentry & Public Service

How should the County communicate the public work and practical skills developed through Vallecito crews?

The report describes fuel reduction, hazardous-tree removal, trail and campground work, roadside clearing, equipment repair, gardening, and other community services performed by incarcerated crews when they are not responding to fires.

Why this matters

Reporting projects, skills, safety, and community benefits can help residents understand the program's public value and its connection to reentry preparation.

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Supporting report

Vallecito Conservation Camp #1: From Incarceration to Integration

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Source: Vallecito Conservation Camp #1: From Incarceration to Integration, Discussion, PDF pages 3-4.
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