(June 1, 2017, 11:30 a.m.) -- City Prosecutor Doug Haubert didn't wait 120 days (or longer) to offer measures he favors including in a City Council-sought future city management report on dealing with homeless issues. Mr. Haubert previewed three steps he plans to offer for inclusion -- that he indicated can be implemented at little or no cost and without bureaucratic empire building -- during his appearance at 4th district City Councilman Daryl Supernaw's May 31 monthly community meeting at the Los Altos public library.
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LBREPORT.com provides audio coverage of City Prosecutor Haubert's remarks below, in which described the following three measures:
During his remarks, City Prosecutor Haubert also touched on an issue frequently cited by 3rd dist. Councilwoman Suzie Price (an OC Deputy DA/prosecutor): the real-world effects of changes in state law (Prop 47) that turned some former felonies into misdemeanors. To launch audio of City Prosecutor Haubert's salient remarks, click here.
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