Sober living homes: Prescott’s count is down 77%; Prescott Valley is up about 33%
Prescott wondering if legislature will undo local rules; PV welcomes state help

Prescott has seen its number of sober living homes decline in the past year from about 200 to a current total of 35 licensed by the city and 10 licensed through the state. Some of the reasons center on the ordinance the city adopted, which includes required training for managers. Pictured is former Mayor Harry Oberg, center left in 2016, working on the training curriculum with stakeholders.
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Prescott has seen its number of sober living homes decline in the past year from about 200 to a current total of 35 licensed by the city and 10 licensed through the state. Some of the reasons center on the ordinance the city adopted, which includes required training for managers. Pictured is former Mayor Harry Oberg, center left in 2016, working on the training curriculum with stakeholders.

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