Ms. Foster holds a Masters in Business Administration with a specialization in Leadership and double-majored in Business Management and International Business during her undergraduate tenure. Anika's previous state employment includes DPOR and DMV. She has over twenty years of direct victims' services experience in prosecutorial victim assistance, law enforcement-based victim assistance, appellate victim notification, and victims' rights compliance. Ms. Smith serves as a Senior Programmer Analyst. She received a Bachelors degree in Social Work from the University of Toledo and a Master of Science in Social Work degree from the University of Tennessee with a concentration in Administration and Planning. Mr. Blakleys analysis is primarily focused on jails and drug trends. She provides quality customer service exercising independent judgement and decision making related to the application process and interpretation of rules and regulations. There are 27 local CASA programs in Virginia. Michelle Miles - (804) 225-1846 Lino Lakes, MN 55014. Mark Spratt, Controller mspratt@idoc.in.gov Jeri Bennett, Purchasing Accountant jbennett@idoc.in.gov Truellina Buck, Accountant 2 tbuck@idoc.in.gov Hazel Foxworthy, Accountant 2 hfoxworthy@idoc.in.gov Pam Hefner, Purchasing Administrator 2 phefner@idoc.in.gov Margaret Lineback, G/L Accountant mlineback@idoc.in.gov Donna Ransom, Procurement Supervisor dransom@idoc.in.gov In this role, he helps staff with desktop, laptop, tablet devices, as well as printers, scanners, and monitors. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, Masters in Special Education, and an Ed.S. Columbia River Correctional Institution. In addition, he also serve as the state liaison for the federal Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. She comes to DCJS having worked from 2016-2020 as a DV Program Specialist at the VDSS Office of Family Violence, and 2020-2021 at SAFE in Chesterfield as a Prevention Specialist/Grant Coordinator. Manager County Administration 804-748-1211. He collaborates with school divisions; law enforcement agencies; and numerous local, state, and federal partners to improve school safety, provide technical assistance, and facilitate training across the Commonwealth. Previously, he was responsible for general accounting and grants management for the Department of Education. He earned his MA degree in Public Administration/Justice Administration from Troy University. Prior to that, he worked for the National Institute of Corrections. degree in Administration of Criminal Justice from Virginia Commonwealth University. Miles has a Masters degree in Community Counseling and Forensic Psychology from Marymount University and a Bachelors degree in Psychology from James Madison University. Prior to DCJS, Mr. Stables served 33 years in local law enforcement before retiring. As a Department of Criminal Justice Services, Victim Services Section Coordinator, Ms. Foster manages the statewide Victim Witness Grant Program. She has a Bachelors in Psychology with a minor in Criminal Justice and a Masters of Social Work with a concentration in Social Work Administration, Planning, and Policy Practice. Academy For Staff Development is located in Crozier, VA, but also offers classes online. She also tracks the departmental budget and plans and develops conferences and trainings in the areas of K-12 school safety including active shooter, anti-bullying, climate improvement, emergency planning, gang prevention and awareness, human trafficking, mental health awareness, social media, suicide prevention, threat assessment, trauma informed care, and legal issues. Kristina represents DCJS on statewide committees and task forces that address human trafficking, underserved victims of crime, services for victims of sexual and intimate partner violence, and other related issues. Greg is the Juvenile Justice Program Coordinator with DCJS. Victims Services Grant Monitor. He provides training and technical assistance to the programs and also assists in maintaining procedures and guidelines for victim-related grants administration, to include data collection for statewide and federal reporting. Mrs. Michaelis assumed the responsibility of the newly legislated Center at DCJS when it was established in 2000 as a result of the Columbine tragedy. In this role, she plans, allocates, and monitors state and federal funding to local and statewide organizations to ensure and expand crime victim services across Virginia in a manner consistent with federal and state guidelines. She provides programmatic and technical assistance for the criminal justice community. He has also served as the Youth Services Coordinator, for the City of Williamsburg and Office on Youth Director for Isle of Wight County. He reviews and signs Criminal History denial letters for individuals and employers, helps to provide solutions to complex issues related to the On-line Regulatory System, and develops protocols to promote efficiency in various processes. She also tracks the departmental budget and plans and develops conferences and trainings in the areas of K-12 school safety including active shooter, anti-bullying, climate improvement, emergency planning, gang prevention and awareness, human trafficking, mental health awareness, social media, suicide prevention, threat assessment, trauma informed care, and legal issues. The following procedures are the most cited. She provides oversight and management of state and federal grant program and projects, a variety of technical assistance, program and performance measures development, and quality assurance coordination. Acting Manager There are 27 local CASA programs in Virginia. Mr. Holmes retired after 35 years from the Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ). Mr. Holmes is responsible for technical assistance, grant monitoring and management of programs funded by OJJDP, Title II, Title V and JABG programs, and other grant funded programs as assigned. Bunny has worked in the field of Human Services since 1996, originally in child abuse prevention and mentoring young parents and teens. Ms. Dietz serves as the Agency's Manager of the DCJS Communication and Design Center. She ensures that accurate electronic information is entered and maintained; requests and reviews disposition information; analyzes, verifies, and researches information via website from various state's court records for criminal history information; and conducts additional research through the public information database. Ms. Phone: 804-371-0700 Fax: 804-371-6497 Toll Free: 1-866-603-7143 Street Address: Main Street Centre, 20th Floor 600 East Main Street Richmond, Virginia 23219 Mailing Address: Criminal Justice Directory | Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services Home Division of Law Enforcement Programs Criminal Justice Directory Criminal Justice Directory Criminal Justice Agency Directory Find law enforcement agencies by name, type, or location. In 2015, she was assigned to the Regulatory Division as a processor and currently is the Training Specialist for Compliance Agents. Glenn Youngkin in January, 2022. Andrew Kinch - 804-225-4331. Safety Audit and Climate Coordinator Minnesota Correctional Facility-Oak Park Heights. Ms. Brian is as a Web Designer/Developer in the Computer Services section. S o ut h C ar o lina D epar t ment o f C o r r ec t io ns BRYAN P. ST I RL I NG Ag e n cy Dir e ct o r F RANK KEL L EY I n sp e ct o r G e n e r a l Victims Crisis Assistance and Response Team Program Specialist. 11th Floor. Juvenile & Child Welfare Services Manager Mr. Stables serves as the primary JJDP Act Compliance Monitor for the Commonwealth. You also have to sign up for mandatory overtime on your days off. She is also responsible for assisting with model policies to be utilized by law enforcement agencies, and frequently collaborates with the Training Standards Coordinator on numerous other projects within the Division. Contact Information. Directory. Ms. Agriculture, Department of; Arts Council, Montana; Auditor, Office of the State; Commerce, Department of; Corrections, Department of from the Marshall Wythe School of Law at the College of William and Mary and her undergraduate degree from Colby College in Waterville, Maine. Tony has been married to his spouse Dana for over twenty-six years, they have three sons and a daughter. Ms. Michaelis is the manager of the Virginia Center for School and Campus Safety and Public Safety Training at the Department of Criminal Justices Services. Agency / Department Search Results: 1 to 50 of 57 total records. Tony is a DCJS Juvenile Justice Compliance Monitor, monitoring lockups, jails, courthouses, juvenile detention, and correctional facilities for compliance with the federal Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act. Ms. ONeill has over 30 years of experience working in child welfare, juvenile justice, government, and non-profit settings. Administrative Training Specialist Find out more on the Virginia Department of Health website and at vaccinate.virginia.gov. Miles also assists with the development of grant guidelines and onboarding of grant monitors. He provides technical assistance to Law Enforcement Agencies, individuals, businesses and training schools regarding the requirements of Virginia law and regulations as they relate to all programs. Prior to DCJS, he was employed as the Community Programs Administrator for the City of Newport News Department of Juvenile Services. She assists academies and agencies with DCJS related employment and training issues. He provides technical assistance to Law Enforcement Agencies, individuals, businesses, and training schools on the requirements of Virginia law and regulations as it relates to all programs. She has a Bachelor of Science degree in Sociology and Anthropology from Radford University, and a Masters in Sociology from the University of North Carolina. Ms. Suttles provides technical and customer service assistance to constituents via phone and in person. Leslie Egen - (804) 371-0531. Ms. Cooks is responsible for the oversight of the Special Conservator of the Peace (SCOP) program. He administers the state certification exam for law enforcement officers, and he reviews and approves training extensions and instructor applications. Cyn is a certified yoga teacher and enjoys teaching and practicing yoga during her spare time. Ms Johnson develops and conducts needs assessments, evaluations, and surveys in support of public safety policies and programs. He began his professional career working as a Detention Specialist at the Newport News Detention Center. Ms. Foster serves as the Childrens Justice Act Coordinator for the Commonwealth of Virginia at the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services. Mr. Baker and his staff are fully committed to providing the absolute best service possible to our constituents. Her responsibilities include ensuring the training standards required for Commonwealth of Virginia entry-level law enforcement officers are contemporary, relevant, and accurate in depicting the job as it exists today. Mental Health and Wellness Services About 30% of Virginia's institutional population has mental health issues. In addition to 20+ years with the Commonwealth of Virginia, she has also worked in private industry as a paralegal. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Law Enforcement and Justice Administration from Western Illinois University. Tisha is a probation subject matter expert with Adult Justice Programs. In addition, she provides program and technical assistance to constituents under the Division of Licensure and Regulatory Services. Ms. She received a Bachelors degree in Social Work from the University of Toledo and a Master of Science in Social Work degree from the University of Tennessee with a concentration in Administration and Planning. Any attorney, court, or court entity sending legal correspondence to an inmate or CCAP probationer must send correspondence directly to the VADOC's Centralized Mail Distribution Center at the following mailing address: VADOC Centralized Mail Distribution Center Inmate Name, Inmate # 3521 Woods Way State Farm, Virginia 23160 Please add VisitationApplications@vadoc.virginia.gov to your contacts to make sure you receive messages from us. Investigator Robertson is assigned to the Compliance, Enforcement, and Training Unit, Division of Licensure and Regulatory Services. She provides technical and customer service assistance to constituents via phone and also provides assistance to those who walk in to the DCJS office in Richmond, Virginia. Updating Directory Listings The directory is updated by monthly downloads from CPPS. Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services Contacts: Jennifer MacArthur, Manager (804) 786-6534) jennifer.macarthur@dcjs.virginia.gov Angelica Brown (804) 659-6762 angelica.brown@dcjs.virginia.gov Leslie Egen (804) 371-0531 leslie.egen@dcjs.virginia.gov Ms. Cress is responsible for assisting with all aspects of Customer Service operations within the Division of Licensure and Regulatory Services. Additionally, she contacts various state and local police departments for any outstanding charges, verifies that certain individuals have been cleared, processes denials of applications due to criminal history, and prepares cases filed for appeal under the Administrative Process Act. (503) 570-6400. In her role as the State CASA Program Coordinator, Ms. ONeill provides leadership and policy guidance for operational CASA programs. Ms. Willie-Surratt currently serves as the CASA Grant Monitor & Quality Assurance Coordinator for the Department of Criminal Justice Services. Lawmakers in the House of Delegates are advancing legislation to hire an independent ombudsman to investigate complaints and conditions in Virginia's prisons, which have faced a string of lawsuits alleging mistreatment and subpar medical care. Contact. He provides information and technical assistance to facility staff and local stakeholders. He produces an annual report on drug cases submitted to the Department of Forensic Science and is responsible for the annual projection of the local-offender jail population. Danielle Clark - 804-877-6638 Prior to the City of Newport News, he was employed with the Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ), at the Newport News Juvenile Court Services Unit. Tracy Matthews - (804) 371-0635 She also handles the input of Training Rosters, Training Exemptions, entry in the Learning Management System, and issues with OSPREY. Mrs. Michaelis assumed the responsibility of the newly legislated Center at DCJS when it was established in 2000 as a result of the Columbine tragedy. Tisha has served and lead numerous boards, committees, and demonstrated an active role in moving the field forward. Life Skills is a 19 session curriculum developed by Department staff which addresses essential . Candace Miles - (804) 371-6507 K-12 Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Programs Coordinator She conducts compliance inspections of businesses and training schools licensed or certified by DCJS. Greg is the Juvenile Justice Program Coordinator with DCJS. She has been working in the area of school safety since 1985 when she began her career with the Chesterfield County Police Department as the countys first Child Safety Coordinator. in School Administration and Leadership. Ms. Shalton is the Regulatory Coordinator for the Law Enforcement Division, managing administrative code regulations affecting law enforcement and numerous criminal justice professions. degree in Criminology from Saint Leo University and a M.S. He monitors Virginias jails, lockups, courthouses, juvenile detention centers, and juvenile correctional facilities for compliance with key provisions of the federal JJDP Act. Executive Staff Amy Floriano was appointed as director of the Department of Juvenile Justice by Gov. Tracy earned his BA degree in Sociology/Criminology from Hampton University, in Hampton, Virginia. Yes No Your Message Topic* Subject* Message* Send Message RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Virginia prison officials say they are experiencing a severe staffing crisis and are . Contact us Central Office. In his role, Greg serves as the state Juvenile Justice Specialist and DMC Coordinator. In addition, he also serve as the state liaison for the federal Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. Greg has over 20 years of experience working in Juvenile Justice and Human Services field. Associate Athletics Director for Strength and Conditioning/Head Strength & Conditioning Coach for Olympic Sports. He has attended the FBI and DEA Academies in Quantico, Virginia, and is also a graduate of CMI, Commonwealth Management Institute and the Secretary of Public Safety-- Public Safety Leadership Institute. Within the Southwest region of the Commonwealth, he investigates complaints alleging violations pertaining to the Code of Virginia or the Regulations for all programs under the Division of Licensure and Regulatory Services and conducts audits of Private Security Services Businesses, Training Schools, and Training Sessions. Michaelholds a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration and Information Technology from Kabarak University. He has worked in a variety of professional positions in juvenile justice, including Eastern Regional Administrator, DJJ Field Operations Manager, and Regional Programs Manager. He also provides help desk and networking support services for 37 Pre-Trial Community Corrections locations throughout the Commonwealth. Ms. Hyman is the Executive Assistant to the Director. He takes customer service extremely seriously. She has over five years of dedicated government commitment and comes to DCJS from the IRS where she also served as a Customer Service Representative, working in a fast-paced, high-demand capacity. He works with vendors to ensure problems are resolved in a timely manner, complete incident resolution, manage and monitor IT issues using helpdesk tools, among other duties. Basketball - Men's - John Paul Jones Arena - PO Box 400823 - Charlottesville VA, 22904-4823 - Phone: 434-982-5400 - Fax: 434-982-5425. Elizabeth Polak - (804) 659-6487 Offenders who are not under VADOC custody will not appear in the search results. Victims Services Grant Program Specialist. Report Campus or Local Emergency. Mr. Rose joined DCJS after working as a consultant where he provided technical assistance and training to pretrial services agencies throughout the country. She also serves on the Advisory Committee for the National Resource Center on Domestic Violence (NCRDV) which works to support victims of crime through annual awareness programs. Donna Michaelis - (804) 371-6506 Office of the Deputy Secretary Organizational Chart He has adult corrections experience at the local, state, and national levels. . He has also taught various courses in criminal justice at several Virginia community colleges. Director of Health Services and ADA Compliance Director: Max Titu s 802-917-1009. Corrections Legal Education Director: Carol Callea 802-241-0012. 264 were here. 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