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New Interactive Report Shows How Alternatives to Incarceration Programs Change Lives

| 3:49 PM

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San Diego County has launched a new interactive report that shows how the County’s Alternatives to Incarceration (ATI) programs make a difference in what people experience before and after time in local jails. The web report, released Thursday, April 30, 2026, highlights the Alternatives to Incarceration programs through data and storytelling, using fictional characters based on interviews of actual people about their experiences. The stories and real data show how health, recovery and housing services can help.

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Evaluation, Performance, Analytics Office Releases New Strategic Plan

| 12:29 PM

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The County’s Office of Evaluation, Performance and Analytics has released a new plan listing 18 questions that will guide the County’s evaluation of important programs and services, ranging from homelessness to climate, public safety, and physical and mental health.

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Universities Could Support County Data Evaluations

| 1:17 PM

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County Supervisors voted this week to boost the work of the County’s Office of Evaluation, Performance and Analytics by allowing it to use future contracts with universities to support it with research and technical help.

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New County Report to Address Inequity in the Region

| 11:16 AM

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Jobs and finances, food systems, health, and housing – data shows these areas have some of the largest equity gaps in the San Diego region. The Office of Equity and Racial Justice (OERJ) released the County’s first Equity Indicators Report on Wednesday.

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County Teams Up With MIT Global Research Center

| 11:08 AM

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The County has been chosen to team up with a Massachusetts Institute of Technology global research center, which will provide technical assistance on the evaluation of a County pilot program aiming to keep low-income seniors from becoming homeless.