Sacramento County Launches CORE Program to Address Chronic Offending
Sacramento County is launching the Chronic Offender Rehabilitation Effort (CORE) program through a partnership with Monarch Recovery Centers. This initiative will add 25 treatment beds to provide rehabilitation services for non-violent, repeat offenders arrested or cited at least ten times…
Sacramento Stockton Modesto, CA, August 15, 2026 —
Sacramento County has initiated a new program aimed at reducing crime by providing rehabilitation services to non-violent, repeat offenders. The Chronic Offender Rehabilitation Effort (CORE) program is a collaborative venture between Sacramento County and Monarch Recovery Centers.
- The initiative will introduce 25 new treatment beds dedicated to offering rehabilitation services.
- Participants in the CORE program will be non-violent, repeat offenders who have been arrested or cited a minimum of ten times within a one-year period.
- The primary objective of the CORE program is to decrease crime rates within the Sacramento region.
The partnership with Monarch Recovery Centers will facilitate the operational aspects of the program, including the provision of necessary treatment and support services. Further details regarding the specific types of rehabilitation offered and the program’s timeline were not immediately available.
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