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JCPAC
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JCPACJuvenile Crime Prevention Advisory Committee
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Torrey, as a two-term Eugene mayor, also served on the Oregon Juvenile Crime Prevention Advisory Committee and the Oregon Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee.
LETTERS IN THE EDITOR'S MAILBAG by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
The Governor's Juvenile Crime Prevention Advisory Committee has commissioned OYS' OMS to oversee and provide leadership in the development of an interagency Cultural Competency/Gender-Specific Services Training and Technical Assistance Committee.
Understanding and responding to youth gangs: a juvenile corrections ... by Jackson, Lonnie / Corrections Today
Torrey is currently a member of the Juvenile Crime Prevention Advisory Committee, the Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee, the Lane Workforce Partnership Board, the Lane Council of Governments Board, the Public Safety Coordinating Council, the Metro Policy Committee and the U.
Chamber honors Eugene's Torrey by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
 
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