Rules to govern sober-living homes offered to Prescott council

Nancy Paola and her neighbor Millie Owens talk about their concerns about possible group homes in their neighborhood. At the council’s Tuesday, July 12, study session, City Attorney Jon Paladini set forth definitions, suggestions and, as yet, unanswered questions. First and foremost, he said, is the goal of protecting a vulnerable population from abuse, neglect, mistreatment, fraud and inadequate supervision of those who home operators.
Photo by Les Stukenberg.

Nancy Paola and her neighbor Millie Owens talk about their concerns about possible group homes in their neighborhood. At the council’s Tuesday, July 12, study session, City Attorney Jon Paladini set forth definitions, suggestions and, as yet, unanswered questions. First and foremost, he said, is the goal of protecting a vulnerable population from abuse, neglect, mistreatment, fraud and inadequate supervision of those who home operators.

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