D.C. Residency Required for Court Services Agency Directors
New rules mandate that the directors of two key agencies overseeing court-involved individuals in the District of Columbia must reside within the District. This aims to ensure that these officials are more connected to the community they serve, potentially leading to a better understanding of local needs and more effective management. The change only applies to newly appointed directors.
Key points
Directors of the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency and the Pretrial Services Agency for the District of Columbia will be required to live in D.C.
This requirement applies only to individuals appointed to these positions after the law takes effect.
The goal is to increase engagement and understanding of local realities by those managing important public services.
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