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SUMMARY:Seminar: From Jail to Stability: How Sheriffs Are Using Situation T
 ables and Re-Entry Hubs to Prevent Crisis and Reduce Recidivism
DESCRIPTION:Sheriffs across the United States are facing increasing challen
 ges related to behavioral health crises, substance use disorder, homelessn
 ess, and repeat justice system involvement. Traditional enforcement approa
 ches alone are often insufficient to address these complex issues, which f
 requently require coordinated responses across public safety, public healt
 h, and community service systems.\n\n\nThis session highlights an innovati
 ve sheriff-led collaborative model developed in Chautauqua County, New Yor
 k, where the Sheriff&rsquo;s Office partnered with the county Department o
 f Mental Hygiene and community providers to implement a coordinated strate
 gy that addresses risk before crises escalate and supports individuals tra
 nsitioning from jail back into the community.\n\n\nParticipants will learn
  how three key components work together:\n\n\n&bull; Chautauqua CARES Re-E
 ntry Hub &ndash; a sheriff-supported program that provides peer support, c
 are management, and rapid service connection for individuals leaving jail.
 <br />\n&bull; The Situation Table Model &ndash; a structured multi-agency
  process designed to identify individuals experiencing Acutely Elevated Ri
 sk (AER) and coordinate immediate interventions.<br />\n&bull; Public Heal
 th Collaboration &ndash; integrating behavioral health planning, treatment
  resources, and prevention strategies into public safety responses.\n\n\nT
 he presenters will share lessons learned from the first year of the Chauta
 uqua County Situation Table, which brought together more than a dozen agen
 cies to address housing instability, mental health crises, substance use, 
 and other risk factors affecting vulnerable individuals.\n\n\nAttendees wi
 ll also hear about national trends in Situation Tables and collaborative r
 esponse models, which are rapidly expanding across the United States as co
 mmunities seek effective strategies to reduce recidivism, improve communit
 y safety, and better coordinate services.\n\n\nThrough real-world examples
  and an interactive scenario exercise, sheriffs and public safety leaders 
 will gain practical guidance on how their own jurisdictions can implement 
 similar models.\n\n\nhttps://nsaconf.org
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://nsaconf.org/v2/page/AgendaItem/6168
DTSTART:20260609T131500Z
DTEND:20260609T141500Z
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DTSTAMP:20260607T023408
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