23 (51)Jennifer L. Hall
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] Letter for Anaheim City Council
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Hi, I know this was due by 2, hope it is not too late...
Jennifer Swoboda, MS
Parole Agent II Specialist, Adult Programs Unit
South Coast District
18002 Sky Park Circle, Irvine, CA 92614
(949) 863-1478 x333
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Parole Agent Specialist Jennifer Swoboda
South Coast Parole District, Anaheim Office
2911 E. Coronado St., Anaheim CA 92806.
October 26, 2021
Dear Anaheim City Council,
I hope you take into consideration the.importance of public safety when
considering allowing.a home in your area for homeless women. While many in
the corn munitymay view this type of home as a risk, speaking from a law
enforcement point of view, it is much more dangerous to have homeless people
in the community remain homeless and/or unhoused.
The parole.offices in Anaheim and Irvine have worked with staff and residents
form other homes run by the Grandma's House of Hope organization and we
know this: organization is very we11 run and responsible in their oversight of all
their homes a.nd the people living there.
I hope you consider allvwirng a. home in your area for homeless women and their
children, as this is the most prudent thing to do for public safety and the most
ethical thing to do as human beings..
Sincerely;
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Jennifer Swoboda