Q8f. If new county, state, or federal funding became available to your office, would victim advocacy be a priority for allocation?

Q4b.  If additional resources were available, do you think increasing benefits would be effective in helping your office recruit additional personnel and/or retain current personnel?

Q20d. Which of the following types of diversion programs, if any, are currently operating in your county? (check all that apply)

d. Other general diversion programs for lower-level, non-violent cases (e.g., theft and fraud cases) 

Q20f. Which of the following types of diversion programs, if any, are currently operating in your county? (check all that apply)

f. Don’t know 

Q20e. Which of the following types of diversion programs, if any, are currently operating in your county? (check all that apply)

e. None of the above 

Q20c. Which of the following types of diversion programs, if any, are currently operating in your county? (check all that apply)

c. Veterans court 

Q20b. Which of the following types of diversion programs, if any, are currently operating in your county? (check all that apply)

b. Behavioral/mental health programs 

Q7.   Do you think your county appropriates too much, about the right amount, or too little funding to meet the Sheriff’s Office’s needs?

Q20a.  Which of the following types of diversion programs, if any, are currently operating in your county? (check all that apply) 

a. Drug/alcohol treatment courts or programs 

Q4d.  If additional resources were available, do you think increasing nontraditional incentives would be effective in helping your office recruit additional personnel and/or retain current personnel?