FACC facilitates citizens and professionals working together with local, state and national efforts to improve crime intervention and prevention programs within our communities. FACC members come from all facets of Florida's co mmunities including state and county corrections, law enforcement, educational institutions, affiliated associations and other interested parties within the communities of Florida. Founded in 1992, FACC has served as an educational medium affecting positive changes in state and local agencies of the criminal justice system.
Members share a common desire of increased public safety and a higher quality of life.
FACC has attracted membership from felony and county probation, juvenile justice, pre-trial services, domestic violence, DUI programs, court administration, service providers, elected officials and private individuals. To lead, serve, challenge and empower our members, partners and constituents through education, communication, training and advocacy. Promote communication and networking among membership and community correction organizations. Increase public awareness and acceptance of the effectiveness of community corrections programs in prevention, reduction, and deterrence of criminal and delinquent behavior. Provide representation to decision makers on community justice issues.