Vallejo Vision Gun Violence Intervention Program
Summary
City and police staff rolled out the Vallejo VISION program, funded through March 2029 with $1.8 million from grants and the general fund. Partnering with the Center for Urban Excellence, the program focuses on evidence-based intervention, trauma-informed case management, and accountability for repeat gun offenders.
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Last discussed Aug 5, 2026.
Impact analysis
The program is funded at approximately $1.8 million through March 2029 via general funds, DOJ victim grants, and a CalVIP Cohort 5 grant.
At-risk individuals receive supportive services, while the broader community benefits from reduced gun violence and victimization.
Abusers and perpetrators face increased legal scrutiny, intervention mandates, and firearm confiscation.
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Public Safety Council Subcommittee - Aug 5, 2026
City and police staff rolled out the Vallejo VISION program, funded through March 2029 with $1.8 million from grants and the general fund. Partnering with the Center for Urban Excellence, the program focuses on evidence-based intervention, trauma-informed case management, and accountability for repeat gun offenders.
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