Parolee intervention station opens
From left, GEO program manager Kirsty Thornton, IDOC District 1 parole and probation manager John Andrich and GEO statewide manager Evette Navedo helped open a connection and intervention station in Coeur d'Alene this week. The office will help provide outreach services and resources — such as job training, counseling and housing assistance to those at risk of re-offending. (CRAIG NORTHRUP/Press)
Last-minute touches like wall decor still need to be finished, but Kirsty Thornton said the new connection and intervention station is otherwise ready to help parolees and probationers stay on the right track. The Harbor Plaza office will serve as an outreach station and include education classes, group classrooms and life skills solutions. (CRAIG NORTHRUP/Press)
Suite 124 doesn’t seem like much from the outside: a clean downstairs office space in a corner of Coeur d’Alene’s Harbor Plaza, wedged between other nondescript offices in the mostly-full commercial space. ...
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