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Put more tax dollars toward criminals' drug/alcohol treatment?
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667 Votes

Put more tax dollars toward criminals' drug/alcohol treatment?

Yes, break the cycle

4

No, it's a waste

2

Yes, break the cycle

4 Comments
Sherri Davison
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Sherri Davison

The expense associated with drug addictions are huge. Treatment would be a good investment and a bargain in the long run

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Kale
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Kale

If our tax dollars are already going towards their prison expenses, we might as well pay for rehabilitation instead of continued incarceration.

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Mrs. Steelman
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Mrs. Steelman

People act in desperate ways when they're suffering from addiction. Treatment would likely reduce crime.

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Bob King
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Bob King

Either way you spend the money. Prison, where the person comes out to live in your community with skills you may wish they didn't learn while in prison. Or hopefully successful rehab.

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No, it's a waste

2 Comments
Sam Ackerman
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Sam Ackerman

Stop rewarding the screw ups. Drug and alcohol use is a chosen action.

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sharder8
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sharder8

What is the current success rate for those that graduate the treatment and don't re-offend within 5 years of completion? Yeah . . . NO!

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Are you planning to attend an event at Hayden Homes Amphitheater this summer?
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299 Votes

Are you planning to attend an event at Hayden Homes Amphitheater this summer?

Yes

0

No

5

Yes

0 Comment
No one has commented yet

No

5 Comments
Lisa York
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Lisa York

just like Mt B after a big corp bought them... tickets are way too expensive... greed, greed, greed

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Jeff Sanders
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Jeff Sanders

It is overpriced. I can hear the concert from home.

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Rick Allen
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Rick Allen

No interest, do not like crowds

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Latterdaysaint
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Latterdaysaint

It's greedy you are closing the park for concerts

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Bendlover
Bendlover

Do you complain about everything? It seems that way.

Do you think these new rules will help reduce e-bike accidents?
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404 Votes

Do you think these new rules will help reduce e-bike accidents?

Yes

1

No

2

Yes

1 Comment
k san
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k san

Obviously, if kids who shouldn't be riding these bikes cannot ride them to school, that represents hours of the day that they won't be on them, being reckless, violating basic rules of the road, and putting lives, including theirs, in danger.

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No

2 Comments
Kevin cavedude
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Kevin cavedude

it illegal to drink and smoke pot at that age, how's that going.

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Carl Kellogg
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Carl Kellogg

no one enforces it...kids are still being stupid on these things. so what was the point?

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