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File #: 17-593    Version: 1 Name: Peer Group Co-Facilitator
Type: Resolution Status: Approved
In control: Human Resources
On agenda: 8/22/2017 Final action: 8/22/2017
Title: Adopt a resolution to amend the Alphabetical Listing of Classes and Salaries to add the extra-help classification Peer Group Co-Facilitator with an hourly wage of $10.609
District: All
Attachments: 1. A - Resolution, 2. Adopted Resolution, 3. Minute Order
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Adopt a resolution to amend the Alphabetical Listing of Classes and Salaries to add the extra-help classification Peer Group Co-Facilitator with an hourly wage of $10.609

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Published Notice Required? Yes ____ No _X _
Public Hearing Required? Yes ____ No _X _

DEPARTMENTAL RECOMMENDATION:

The Department of Human Resources recommends that the Board of Supervisors adopt a resolution to amend the Alphabetical Listing of Classes and Salaries to add the classification Peer Group Co-Facilitator with an hourly wage of $10.609.

SUMMARY:

The Department of Probation requested that Human Resources develop an extra-help job classification for which clients of the Center for Positive Change would be eligible for employment, allowing those clients to have an opportunity to develop or enhance job skills.

FINANCIAL IMPACT:

There is no fiscal impact in adopting the resolution as the recommended action is to amend the Alphabetical Listing of Classes and set salary for this classification.

DISCUSSION:

The Probation Department requests to establish this classification to best serve the Center for Positive Change (CPC) clients. The CPC was developed in response to the implementation of AB109, and is dedicated to using evidence based practices in reducing the recidivism rate in Solano County. AB109 changed the sentencing and supervision of people convicted of felony offenses and amended a number of statutes concerning definitions of felonies, where sentences are served, and how defendants are supervised. Designed as a one-stop-shop, the CPC provides comprehensive rehabilitation services designed to reduce recidivism. The goal of the CPC is to assist and provide services to offenders returning from the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) and our County jail facilities, and moderate to high risk offenders who are under the jurisdiction of the Probation Department. Having the ability to employ former CPC graduates in orde...

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