SB91 sets the course for a $99 million reinvestment for pre-trial supervision, victims' services and violence prevention, treatment programs and prisoner reentry support. Programs that are proven to work, and will be funded from savings because we can now use alternative means of research, evidence-based community supervision that have reduced crime (and victims) and recidivism in hard-on-crime states like Texas and Kentucky. Right now we're releasing people, most of whom have had no treatment of any kind, will have no support services, and very few accountability measures in place. Two-thirds end up back in prison within six months, creating more victims and at great expense to the State of Alaska. If Rep Reinbold is serious about cutting the budget and protecting public safety, grossly inaccurate political posturing isn't the way to do it.