Criminal Justice Collaborating Council Agenda Packet.pdf

In compliance with the Americans with Disabilit ies Act, any person needing assistance to participate in this meeting s hould contact the Of fice of the Circuit Court at (920) 746-2482. Notific ation 48 hours prior to a me eting will enable the County to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility for that meeting. AGENDA: 1. Call Meeting to Order at 12:00 PM 2. Roll Call 3. Approve Minutes of May 5, 2026, meeting 4. Adopt Agenda 5. Old Business a) Sequential Intercept Model (SIM) project 6. New Business a) Treatment Court updates b) Interest in presentation on ADL test results, i.e. false positives, what the numbers mean, etc. (Judge Moeller) c) Review of ADL monitoring and if it is beneficial d) Report from Judges e) Report from Department of Health & Human Services f) Report from Law Enforcement g) Report from District Attorney’s office h) Report from Clerk of Courts i) Report from Community Partners 7. Matters to be placed on a future agenda or to be referred to a committee, official or employee. 8. Next meeting date: December 15, 2026. 9. Adjourn Deviation from the order shown may occur DOOR COUNTY CRIMINAL JUSTICE COORDINATING COUNCIL TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 2026 12:00 PM DOOR COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER Jury Assembly Room 1201 S. Duluth Avenue, Sturgeon Bay DOOR COUNTY CRIMINAL JUSTICE COLLABORATING COUNCIL (CJCC) Minutes of meeting held Friday, May 5, 2026 Jury Assembly Room - Door County Justice Center Note: These minutes are subject to review and approval of the CJCC at their next meeting. 1. Judge David L. Weber called the meeting to order at 12:25 pm. 2. Roll call: Judge David L. Weber, Judge Jennifer A. Moeller, Nathan Martin, Regan Hendrickson, Colleen Nordin, Zack Buchta, Shannon Viel, Liz Junion, Connie De Fere, Clint Henry, Doug Jacquet, Kyle Veeser, Joe Krebsbach, Kristin Deprey, Scott Dadam, Tom Schappa, Ken Pabich and Cindy Sommer were present. 3. Approve minutes of February 6, 2026, meeting: Motion by Joe Krebsbach, seconded Colleen Nordin to approve the minutes. Motion carried by unanimous vote. 4. Adopt Agenda: Motion by Judge Moeller, seconded by Connie De Fere to approve the agenda for this meeting. Motion carried by unanimous vote. 5. New Business: a) Treatment Court updates. Kristin Deprey stated that their final graduation was in March. The team met yesterday and are hoping to get back on track. A case manager has been hired and will be starting in about two weeks. Judge Weber stated they haven’t added any new participants in over a year but have graduated 12 people from the program. Joe Krebsbach stated the preapplication for the TAD grant came this morning and he will start working on that. b) Report from Judges. Judge Weber stated work has started on creating new local court rules. A subcommittee is working on them. He also brought up concerns with AI and how to deal with it and whether parties need to disclose that it has been used. Will work with the clerk’s office on any concerns. Judge Weber also reported on the SIM work groups. Both the providers and the housing work groups have met. Lauren Daoust has moved into private practice so that slowed things down a bit. They are looking for peer support specialists that are certified. c) Report from Department of Health & Human Services. Joe Krebsbach explained that the TAD grant requires that the CJCC must continue. The SIM housing group met 5-6 times and they do not have much left to meet about. There is a possibility of a contract with Oxford House. They are working on recovering from significant 2025 turnover and are still looking for another case manager. The prospect for a sober living facility for females backed out but they are still working on it and have some other options to explore. Judge Weber questioned if there is grant funding for a CJCC manager. Mr. Krebsbach informed that option is no longer available and the grant is filled. The CJCC will plan to continue to meet on a quarterly basis. d) Report from Law Enforcement. Nothing new to report. e) Report from District Attorney’s Office. DA Nordin stated they are excited to see the treatment court getting back on track and there are some candidates lined up and almost ready. f) Report from Clerk of Court. Tom Schappa indicated that the court support payments are on the way. g) Report from Community Partners. No one present. Old business - Will add SIM updates to upcoming agendas. Nathan Martin stated their entire staff has turned over in recent years and are getting up to speed and improving efficiencies. Judge Moeller discussed developments through the CCAP Steering Committee. They are considering federal grants through the veterans’ affairs to beef up CCAP tracking for treatment court to share data for tracking and reporting purposes. The state will apply for the grant to start next year. Tom Schappa followed up stating that funding is very limited and data collection is one of the huge hurdles and needs as much help as they can get. 6. Matters to be placed on future agenda or to be referred to a committee, official or employee: None stated. 7. Next Meeting Date: August 4, 2026, and December 15, 2026. 8. Adjourn: Motion made to adjourn by Judge Moeller, seconded by Joe Krebsbach. Motion carried by unanimous voice vote. Adjourned at 12:52 pm. Respectfully submitted, Cindy Sommer