• Alex Nitkin
    NOV 10, 2020
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    New youth intervention program to chart ‘new model’ beyond embattled juvenile center, top official says

    Department of Family and Support Services Comm. Lisa Morrison Butler speaks to aldermen during a budget hearing on Monday.


    The city’s Department of Family and Support Services plans early next year to launch a $4.7 million anti-violence initiative as a potential alternative to the city’s widely criticized Juvenile Intervention and Support Center (JISC), officials announced Monday.
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