Episode 49: Metro Corrections
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer speaks with Louisvi…
An episode of the The Mayor Greg Fischer Podcast podcast, hosted by The Mayor Greg Fischer Podcast, titled "Episode 49: Metro Corrections" was published on September 14, 2021 and runs 24 minutes.
September 14, 2021 ·24m · The Mayor Greg Fischer Podcast
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Summary
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer speaks with Louisville Metro Corrections Chief of Staff Eric Troutman and Assistant Director Steve Durham about new recruitment incentives for officers and innovative corrections programs to help people with substance abuse issues.
Episode Description
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer speaks with Louisville Metro Corrections Chief of Staff Eric Troutman and Assistant Director Steve Durham about new recruitment incentives for officers and innovative corrections programs to help people with substance abuse issues.
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