General Public

11/22- In-person meeting Stephanie Hines (Division Director), Shimike Dodson (Assistant Division Director), and Eric Miner (Research Analyst) from the Judicial Council of Georgia Administrative Office of the Courts to workshop data-story telling tools and the need for them, to discuss the Pilot Phase of Counts implementing Justice Counts with additional metrics.?

11/19 Meeting with Judge Nan Waller of the Multnomah County Circuit Court to discuss court data in Oregon and potential connections for Justice Counts. (1 person, representing 1 agency)??

11/19 Meeting with Terrance Saunders (Executive Director) from the Oregon Advocacy Commission to introduce Justice Counts and talk about useful connections across the state as well as points of collaboration. (1 person, representing 1 agency)??

11/19 Meeting with Dr. Stuty Maskey (Legislative Director) for Speaker Feahy in the Oregon Legislature to introduce the project and learn more about legislative priorities. (1 person, representing 1 agency)??

11/20 Meeting with Denise Walters (Principal Planner) from Lane Council of Governments to discuss a county-wide approach to Justice Counts. (1 person, representing 1 agency)

11/20 Meeting with Christopher Parosa (District Attorney) from the Lane County District Attorney's Office to introduce the project. (1 person, representing 1 agency)??

11/20 Meeting with Chief Deputy Carl Wilkerson, Jail Captain Greg Rice and Mindy Henricks (Assistant to the Chief) from the Lane County Sheriff's Office to introduce the project. (3 people, representing 1 agency)??

11/20 Meeting with Greg Rikhoff (Director) from Lane County Community Justice and Taina Saltysiak (Data and Analytics Manager) from Lane County to introduce the project. (2 people, representing 2 agencies)??

11/21 Meeting with Caitlin Plummer (Executive Director) from Public Defender Services of Lane County to introduce the project. (1 person, representing 1 agency)?

11/21 Presentation to the Oregon Association of Community Corrections Directors to (re)-introduce the project and encourage them to participate in Justice Counts. (80 people, representing 35 agencies)??