 State
Advisory Council on Juvenile Justice
The State Advisory Council on Juvenile Justice (SACJJ)
is made up of twenty-five (25) members having training, experience
or special knowledge concerning the prevention and treatment of
juvenile delinquency or the administration of juvenile justice.
The State Advisory Council on Juvenile Justice (SACJJ) is authorized
and given direction by W.S.14-10-101.
Mission
Statement:
To provide vision, training, and support for a model Juvenile Justice system in Wyoming.
Goal:
To improve
the coordination and effectiveness of statewide and local delinquency
prevention, juvenile justice and youth services programs.
Vision Statement:
A Wyoming where children and families will receive education, care and support to become responsible, successful citizens.
Objectives:
Develop
prioritized recommendations concerning juvenile justice, delinquency
prevention and juvenile services to be reviewed annually.
To coordinate the implementation of the recommendations.
To provide for the distribution of available funds for delinquency
prevention, juvenile justice, and youth services.
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