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Montgomery County, Arkansas · petition

Fund a voluntary live-in program with housing, work and recovery that anyone may leave

A petition to County Judge Bart Williams and the Montgomery County Quorum Court (9 justices of the peace), started by Brayden Sanders, founder of County Commons on 2026-10-25.
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At 150 signatures it’s printed, with the count by town, and handed to County Judge Bart Williams and the Montgomery County Quorum Court (9 justices of the peace) at a public meeting.

The same ask is open in 91 counties in 9 states — 0 signatures across all of them. Each county's petition goes to its own officials and counts toward its own goal; together they show how many places want the same thing. See every county →

Why it matters

Bexar County, Texas runs a diversion center where people can choose treatment instead of jail. Job Corps is a federal live-in job-training program, rated in the Justice Department’s CrimeSolutions clearinghouse. We ask Montgomery County to fund a voluntary live-in program with housing, paid work and recovery services that anyone may join or leave.

Sources for the facts above: San Antonio Report, Bexar County diversion center · CrimeSolutions: Job Corps

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