the number Implement or New Haven Policy Department Additional events of Schedule of buyback Jan 1, 2015 for illegal guns on the expand gun locations for gun events new gun of back programs City of buy-back programs to Against Gun Violence Census of guns be initiated Livable Cities Initiative (LCI) # of guns recovered bought back Neighborhood Management Teams New Health Department Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Implements Log of illegal guns Garner Police Firearms (ATF) intensive stops for # of illegal guns recovered and Community US Attorney General traffic violations in recovered support for traffic Veterans advocacy organizations areas of high gun stops for guns by violence Dec 1, 2014. Fewer potential # of derelict houses LCI Records LCI targets hiding places for cleared derelict houses illegal guns in and untended derelict houses and Yards/parks parks in areas of untended cleaned up high gun violence yards/parks by Oct 1, 2014. movement Continue to track # of guns used in New Haven Police Ongoing guns in the City the origin of guns crimes whose origin Department and used in crimes is known ATF records Identify and move # of New Haven Police Ongoing to block sources of guns Department and legal guns entering traced to ATF records the illegal market original legal owner (e.g.- Veterans with legal licenses selling for cash) 2) Restore services for prisoner re-entry and transition, establishing sufficient pre-release and continuing services (DOMAIN: Law enforcement and corrections) Current Efforts: My Brother’s Keeper Fresh Start Re-Entry Roundtable Easter Re-entry Program Transition Clinic Project More The Group was interested in seeing pre-release re-entry services re-established for individuals who will be exiting the corrections system and general society. The Group was careful to recommend that re-entry services start early, as early as the first day an individual is
the number illegal guns on the of Implement or expand gun programs New Haven Policy Department City of Against Gun Violence Livable Cities Initiative (LCI) Neighborhood Management Teams New Health Department Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) US Attorney General Veterans advocacy organizations Additional events of locations for gun buy-back # of guns recovered Schedule of buyback events Census of guns bought back Jan 1, 2015 for new gun programs to be initiated Implements intensive stops for traffic violations in areas of high gun violence # of illegal guns recovered Log of illegal guns recovered Garner Police and Community support for traffic stops for guns by Dec 1, 2014. Fewer potential hiding places for illegal guns in derelict houses and untended yards/parks # of derelict houses cleared Yards/parks cleaned up LCI Records LCI targets derelict houses and untended parks in areas of high gun violence by Oct 1, 2014. movement guns in the City Continue to track the origin of guns used in crimes # of guns used in crimes whose origin is known New Haven Police Department and ATF records Ongoing Identify and move to block sources of legal guns entering the illegal market (e.g.- Veterans with legal licenses selling for cash) # of guns traced back to original legal owner New Haven Police Department and ATF records Ongoing 2) Restore services for prisoner re-entry and transition, establishing sufficient pre-release and continuing services (DOMAIN: Law enforcement and corrections) Current Efforts: My Brother’s Keeper Easter Re-entry Program Project More Fresh Start Re-Entry Roundtable Transition Clinic The Group was interested in seeing pre-release re-entry services re-established for individuals who will be exiting the corrections system and general society. The Group was careful to recommend that re-entry services start early, as early as the first day an individual is
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