Prescott Council debates need for 24/7 supervision at sober-living homes
Photo by Cindy Barks.
State Rep. Noel Campbell, R-Prescott, speaks to the Prescott City Council on Tuesday, Sept. 27, about the ordinance proposed for sober-living homes. Campbell sponsored the bill that led to the state law that gave cities and towns the authority to more strictly regulate structured sober living homes.
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