Technology Implementation - Corrections

12/17 in person meeting in Snohomish County with Daniela De Paz (Probation Officer & Education & Training Co-Chair for the Statewide Misdemeanant Probation Association); Mariane Boggie (Court Administrator for Snohomish County District Court); Jen Crossen (Deputy Court Administrator for Snohomish County District Court); Suzi Elsner (Court Administrator for Marysville Municipal Court); Judge Lorrie Towers (Municipal Court Judge for Marysville Court) to provide an overview of Justice Counts and Publisher demo.

12/17 In person meeting with Ramona Brandes (Misdemeanor Resource Attorney); Magda Baker (Director of Legal Services); and Christie Hedman (Executive Director) from the WA Defender Association to discuss potential collaboration and provide an overview of Justice Counts. Identified a small rural county defense agency as a feasible pilot. The WA Defender Association will refer CSG Justice staff to various associations. New incoming Attorney General likely to be favorable to Justice Counts (3 people, representing 1 agency).

12/18 In person meeting with Natalie Walton-Anderson (Director of Public Safety, Seattle Mayor's Office); Loren Atherly (Senior Director, SPD A&R); Becca Boatright (General Counsel & Executive Director of A&R); Brian Maxey (Chief Operating Officer) from Seattle Police Department Analytics and Research Department to discuss being a Justice Counts champion and updates for 2025 (4 people, representing 2 agencies).

12/18 In person meeting with Derek Young (Interim Executive Director) for the Washington State Association of Counties to provide a high-level overview of Justice Counts and Publisher demo. CSG Justice Counts staff will present during bimonthly calls with stakeholders starting in January (1 person, representing 1 agency).

12/19 In person meeting with Thea Mounts (Chief data officer); Mac Pevey (Assistant Secretary); Steve Johnson (Regional Administrator) from the Washington Department of Corrections to provide a Publisher demo (3 people representing 1 agency).

12/19 In person meeting Larry Jefferson (Director); Kalea Sciaccotta (Admin assistant); Lei Young (Supervising attorney); Karin Johnson (Deputy director); Jenee Nash (program analyst) from the Washington State Office of Public Defense to introduce Justice Counts and a Publisher demo. The agency provided some data to compare to current Tier 1 metrics and requested a demo dashboard (5 people representing 1 agency).

11/12 Meeting with Madison County JRAC members Andrew Hanna (Chief Deputy Prosecutor & JRAC chair), Betsy Baxter (Director of Victim's Services and JRAC Secretary), Carl Chambers (Director of Adult Probation), Angela Sims (Judge), and David Kane (Executive Director of Community Corrections) to discuss data challenges and JRAC operations. (5 people representing 6 agencies).??

11/12 Meeting with Rob Simpson (Major of the Indiana State Police Department (ISP and Assistant Chief of Staff for the Communications and Information Systems Department) and Captain Hutchinson (Commander of their Criminal Justice Data Division containing CJIS (2 people representing 1 agency).??

11/12 Meeting with Pastor David Greene (President of Concerned Clergy) to discuss diversion in Indianapolis and potential connections for the project. (1 person representing 1 agency)??

11/13 Presentation to Jennings County JRAC and the Harrison County JRAC to introduce the project. Jennings County Probation opted in because of the presentation (10 people, representing 10 agencies)??