MADISON, Wis. (WMTV) – Dane County launched a new program Wednesday aimed at supporting at-risk youth.
Dane County Executive Melissa Agard announced the program’s launch, which is set to “provide intensive, community-based support” and reduce the amount of at-risk youth in state correctional facilities.
ATTA is just the start of a “significant shift” in Dane County’s juvenile justice programs, officials said. The program focuses on early intervention, “accountability paired with care”, and individualized support that is meant to keep the participants connected with their schools, families, and community…