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City of Culver City / CCPD — New Earth youth-diversion partnership

2019-2023+ Youth diversion began 2019; City describes additional two-year program beginning in 2021 Documented by City program page; current continuation beyond the source's described period not inferred
At a glance

Direct public-private youth-services relationship documented by the City of Culver City. The City's Police Reform page states that CCPD's Youth Diversion & Development program diverts eligible youths to New Earth's center before arrest and reports that 59 of 158 youth arrests had been diverted at the time of publication. The City also describes a two-year, $4.5 million program beginning in 2021 to improve New Earth's infrastructure and expand wrap-around and mental-health services.

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Public-private youth diversion and service partnership Direct City of Culver City program record
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Key facts

Amount
$4.5 million program size described by City
Financial context
The City's source identifies a $4.5 million two-year program but does not establish in the text reviewed that the City alone supplied the entire amount or identify each funding source.
Documented amounts
$4.5 million two-year program beginning in 2021
City Reported Diversion Count
59
City Reported Youth Arrests
158
City Reported Diversion Share
37%
Infrastructure Program Start
2021
Infrastructure Program Term
two years
Infrastructure Program Amount
4500000
Evidence

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Organizations
City of Culver CityNew Earth Organization
Projects
CCPD Youth Diversion & Development
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Context note

This relationship is independent of New Earth's later CCUSD contracting relationship. The City page documents referrals and the program size, but CCR does not infer that the City paid the entire $4.5 million, that every diverted youth received the same services, or that this City/CCPD program had any role in CCUSD's contract or litigation.

Organizations
City of Culver CityCulver City Police DepartmentNew Earth Organization
Projects
CCPD Youth Diversion & Development
Relationships
CCPD → New Earth — youth diversion referralsCity of Culver City ↔ New Earth — two-year infrastructure/service-capacity partnership beginning in 2021
Roles
Culver City Police Department — youth-diversion referring agencyNew Earth Organization — diversion/service providerCity of Culver City — program partner
Categories
Youth diversionPublic-private partnershipYouth servicesPublic safety
Themes
Youth diversionAlternatives to incarcerationMental healthPublic-private services
Money context
City describes a two-year $4.5 million infrastructure-improvement program beginning in 2021
Amounts
$4.5 million two-year program beginning in 2021