Reentry Services
Summary
Bexar County is launching new job training and resume workshops to help formerly incarcerated residents land steady work. It’s a smart move to help people get back on their feet and keep our community safer by lowering recidivism rates.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 1
Last discussed Feb 3, 2026.
Impact analysis
The Court approved $342,000 for Crosspoint and a $273,457 grant application for Reflejo Court.
First-time offenders and individuals struggling with addiction or trauma.
No groups negatively affected.
Mentions & discussions (4)
State grant loss puts resources at Bexar County domestic violence court at risk
Local News‘I’m not going to turn my back on these people in the program,’ Court 4 Judge Alfredo Ximenez saidBEXAR COUNTY, Texas – A specialized Bexar County court designed to address the underlying causes of do...
Commissioners Court - Feb 3, 2026
The Court discussed the importance of diversion programs like Reflejo Court and Crosspoint in reducing jail overcrowding and helping residents recover from addiction and trauma.
Bexar County Reentry Center helps former inmates with resumes, skill-building
Bexar County Reentry Center helps former inmates with resumes, skill-building KSAT
Hundreds of inmates bailed out of Bexar County Jail as part of Harvard study
Hundreds of inmates bailed out of Bexar County Jail as part of Harvard study WOAI
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