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Longmont Community Justice Partnership
The Longmont Community Justice Partnership (LCJP) represents an association of community and governmental agencies combining our resources to provide restorative justice services for our community. We invite you to explore the links above to find out more about who we are and the work that we do.
All LCJP restorative justice processes are available in Spanish & English.
Re-offense rates for offenders who successfully complete restorative justice processes with LCJP average 10%.
Over 95% of participants are satisfied with LCJP’s restorative justice processes.
For more extensive data: National Research Center's Analysis of the Longmont Community Justice Partnership: 2001-2006
What is Restorative Justice?Restorative justice is a process that invites all persons involved in a crime or conflict to have an equal voice in repairing all harms of the incident to the greatest extent possible.
Click on the Learn More link above to read publications and articles on restorative justice.
How does it work?
A fee of $75 is charged to the offender in most LCJP restorative justice processes to offset the cost of coordinating and conducting the circle, and providing case management.
Financial Assistance is available. Applications in English and Spanish are available upon request.
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