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Halfway houses eyed as prison alternatives

Planners are considering a five-person cap and quarter-mile buffers from schools, parks and other uses as officials respond to resident concerns.

Summary by Reflector
The possible placement of a halfway house in Mount Airy where criminal offenders can live as an alternative to imprisonment is triggering a process to more adequately regulate such entities.

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Reflector broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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