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Governor Cox Announces New ARCH Project for Homeless Utahns

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Governor Cox Announces New ARCH Project for Homeless Utahns
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In a statement released October 13, Governor Cox announced the launch of the ARCH Project, a new initiative designed to provide recovery options for homeless Utahns with repeated low-level convictions.

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  • The ARCH Project offers treatment, housing, and employment support for homeless Utahns with repeated low-level convictions.
  • The initiative aims to reduce repeat crime and improve neighborhood safety.
  • Governor Cox stated the program is intended to help residents find a lasting path to recovery.

Utah is introducing the ARCH Project to provide judges with additional options for homeless residents facing repeated low-level convictions, according to an October 13 statement from Governor Cox.

The program aims to provide treatment, housing, and support to assist individuals in finding work and building stability.

The initiative is intended to help Utahns find a lasting path to recovery. According to Governor Cox, the goal of the project is to reduce repeat crime and increase neighborhood safety.

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