A McLean County program for people struggling with substance use and mental health has resulted in fewer brushes with the criminal justice system. That’s according to new data compiled for the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council [CJCC], an interagency group of law enforcement and criminal justice professionals in McLean County.

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