The locale for many community courts is often a "REC CENTER" (recreation center).
Community courts are typically located in neighborhood-focused public centers where they can be accessible to the community members they serve. These centers often house various public services and social institutions to help address issues within the community effectively and holistically.
Thus, in many cases, community courts operate out of recreational or community centers designed to be close to where low-level crimes affect daily life, making the court more integrated into the neighborhood and providing offenders access to social services on site.
