CJCC Minutes 07-15-2026

Buffalo-Pepin Counties Criminal Justice Collaborating Council Effective Accountable Alternatives CJCC Meeting Minutes Community/Board : Criminal Justice Collaborating Council (CJCC) – Buffalo and Pepin Counties Date of Meeting : Wednesday, July 15, 20 2 6 Location : Zoom Meeting https://wicourts.zoom.us/j/94660737355 Join by telephone call 1-312-626-6799. Meeting ID: 946 6073 7355 Meeting called order at 12:0 0 p.m. Members Present : Tanish a Bautch, Carissa Bollinger, Jake Laehn, Phil Wicktor, Jamie Weaver, Audrey Lieffring, Craig Brooks, Karli Danckwart, Susan Krisik, Emily Otto, Renee Pronschinske, Heidi Stewart, Julie Volmer, and Mary Campbell -Wood Others Present at the meeting: None Verification of Open Meetings Law Compliance : Verified through Ms. Schmitt that proper notice of the meeting was given in compliance with Wisconsin Open Meetings Law at least 24 hours prior to this meeting. Approve Agenda : Mr. Phil Wicktor accepted the motion to approve the CJCC Agenda, seconded by Ms. Susan Krisik. Motion carried. Approve Minutes from Previous Meeting(s): Mr. Phil Wicktor accepted the motion to approve the CJCC Minutes, seconded by Ms. Susan Krisik. Motion carried. Public Comment: a) Ms. Emily Ott o introduce d herself. She took over as the Outreach Advocate for Bolton House and started few months ago. b) Ms. Heidi Stewart discussed the Pepin County Comm u nity Health Assessment . The results so far indicate that m ental health is at the top (15% reporting having some sort of MH/anxiety struggle). The next is d elayed medical care . C iting cost as the top issue and scheduling appointment s that meet their needs a s second. I n the Pepin County Jail if someone is prescribed medication by the nurse practitioner , they are willing to provide a 30-day prescription to go to the pharmacy to get it filled . That allows those individuals a full month to get in to see a physician . a. Mr. Phil Wicktor asks if the inmates can all afford to pay for the prescription medications ? i. Happens quite often with inmates. They realize Badgercare doesn ’t cover the medication, and they choose not to fill it or are choosing what is more important to pay whether meds or other wants/needs. ii. Ms. Mary Campbell-Wood discussed it is her 4 th year teaching ‘Companions Through the Wilderness: Healing from Loss and Grief ’ class and it has been a highly popular class. In post surveys, it asks for participants to talk about their substance abuse and grief. Over 90% of participants say they have used substances to numb their feelings of grief and are not able to face the losses they ’ve experienced. Reentry Program Sustainability ~ Ms. Mary Campbell Wood : a) Due to B uffalo County inmates not currently being housed in the Buffalo County Jail, the program is not pursuing additional grant funding. Instead, have decided to l oad up on purchasing educational materials to help for next 1-2 years . Have decided to not pay for the R ecovery C oach. Tremp ealeau C oun ty did not come through to allow access for the R ecovery C oach, and he has had minimal contact with Pepin County inmates . Therefore, can ’t justify renewing the contract. Have been able to work with Pierce C oun ty Jail for teleconference classes and have taught 3 classes so far. Pierce C oun ty is not concerned with funding on their end for these classes (ex. p rinting copes of materials) . Have partnered with Dunn C oun ty for 7-8 years so there are no concerns there. a. Ms. Susan Krisik would like a list of what classes are being held monthly. Policy/Procedure changes Jail Nursing Program ~ Ms. Heidi Stewart : a) Is wanting to talk about harm reduction and what the Health Department offers. They offer needle exchanges, sharps disposal, Narcan, Fentanyl test strips, Deterra Drug Deactivation Pouches (to get rid of medications). Recently started for the jail population, anyone who comes in and stays for a 14 or more-day period will be doing health appraisals. Now offering life skill promotion and has been integrated to the health appraisal for health history, offering suggestions on different things they could change and suggestions for resources after release. When the inmates leave, they get access to harm reduction kits (listed above and a dozen condoms). Policy/procedure is updated and implemented. a. Ms. Mary Campbell-Wood asks if the jail pays any extra for jail nursing or is it part of the per day charge? i. Mr. Jake Laehn is unaware of the answer for Buffalo County. 2027 TAD Grant Funding Approval ~ Ms. Tanisha Bautch a) N eed approval from the CJCC Committee regarding applying for the 2027 TAD grant funding. a. Ms. Mary C a mpbell-Wood accepted the motion to approve the 2027 TAD grant funding, seconded by Mr. Phil Wicktor . Motion carried. Reports: a. CJCC Financial Report ~ Gina Rieck: See report below. Balance remains at $31,639.66. b. Community Work Service Program Report ~ Gina Rieck: See report below. In 2026, there have been 5 new participants, 5 successful completions, and 7 pending cases . c. Buffalo County Jail Report ~ Ms. Scholl: Absent. See report below. Mr. Jake Laehn stated that this is the first week without Sheriff Michael Osmond. Jake has been with the Buffalo County Sheriff ’s Department for 16 years and is currently the Chief Deputy and is also currently running the Sheriff ’s Department. Currently have great transport officers helping with the out-of-county housed inmates and getting them to where they need to be. d. Pepin County Jail Report ~ Ms. Feuling: A bsent . S ee report below. e. Moving Forward Reentry Program Report ~ Ms. Campbell Wood: Between June and July 2026, offered 7 classes. Have only offered a limited number of classes in Pierce County Jail to help get them up to speed. There have been 22 participants. 5 classes are being offered in August and there are 9 participants registered to begin class tomorrow in the Pierce County Jail . In August, all programs will be rolling out in Pierce County and will continue normally. f. Community Justice Services (CJS) Report ~ Ms. Bautch: See report below. Correspondence (for any emails, letters, voicemails received, etc.): None. Future Agenda Items: None. Next Meeting: Tuesday, Septmeber 15 , 2026 at noon via Zoom Adjourn : M r. Phil Wicktor accepted the motion to adjourn the meeting, seconded by M s . Heidi Stewart. M eeting was adjourned at 12: 33 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Brenda Berning C ommunity J ustice S ervice Director CJCC Financial Report The current balance of the CJCC Financial Report as of July 7, 2026 , is $ 31,639.66 . Submitted by Gina Rieck. Buffalo-Pepin Counties Criminal Justice Coordinating Council Effective Accountable Alternatives COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAM 7/7/26 May-July 2026 2026 Total 2025 Total Total from 2011 Participants 5 13 28 785 Successful 5 12 24 565 Unsuccessful 1 1 2 21 3 Pending 7 0 0 7 Buffalo Cty Referrals 4 9 25 550 Pepin Cty Referrals 1 4 4 235 Total 5 13 29 785 Total Community Service Hours: 291 ½ hrs. (2026) 302 ¾ hrs. (2025) 244 ½ hrs. (2024) 498 ¼ hrs. (2023) 216 ¾ hrs. (2022) 395 hrs. (2021) 904 ¾ hrs. (2020) 849 ¾ hrs. (2019) 543 hrs. (2018) 1,038 ¾ hrs. (2017) 2,294 ¾ hrs. (2016) 2,997 ¼ hrs. (2015) 2,360 hrs. (2014) 2,695 ¾ hrs. (2013) 1,971 ¾ hrs. (2012 and prior) 17, 604 ¼ h rs. TOTAL Gina Rieck Buffalo-Pepin County Community Service Program Buffalo County Jail Current Inmate Listing 7/6/2026 Buffalo County Inmate Name Booking Date and Time Classification Inmate Type Housing Location Statute Sentence Date Status Good Time Completion Date Benish, Carol Christine 07/05/2026 – 10:05 PM Medium Arrested by Officer Buffalo County 346.63(1)(a) – Operate with Restricted Controlled Substance 12 Hour Release Fox, Patrick Wihey 02/05/2026 – 1:38 PM Medium Arrested by Officer Dunn County 1) 941.29(1m)(b) - Possess Firearm-Convicted of Out-of- State Felony 2) 941.26(1g)(a) - Sale/Possess/Use/Transport Machine Guns 3) 941.30(1) - 1st-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety 4) 961.41(3g)(c) - Possession of Cocaine/Coca 5) 941.28(2) - Possess Short-barreled Shotgun/Rifle 6) 961.573(1) - Possess Drug Paraphernalia Court Pending Gardow, Ryan Loyde 07/04/2026 – 4:47 PM Medium Arrested by Officer Buffalo County 346.63)2)(a) – Cause Injury/Operate While Under Influence 940.25(1)(a) – Injury by Intoxicated Use/Vehicle Court Pending Grutt, Matthew Lyle 06/07/2026 – 12:20 AM Medium Arrested by Officer Dunn County 346.63(1)(a) – Operating While Under Influence 940.203(3) – Bodily Harm or Threat to GAL Corp Counsel or Attorney or Family 343.44(1)(b) – Operating While Revoked 973.10(1) – Probation/Parole Hold Court Pending Guenther, Robert Lee 04/08/2026 – 3:30 pm Medium Arrested by Officer Pierce County 968.09 – Failure to Appear Court Pending Haukeness, Lauren Donald 06/16/2026 – 4:26 PM Medium Out of County Housing Dunn County 973.10(1) – Probation/Parole Hold Probation Hold Hauser, Danielle M 01/20/2026 - 5:31 PM Medium Out of County Housing Pierce County 961.41(3g)(g) - Possession of Methamphetami ne 961.41(1m)(dm)3 - Posses w/Intent-Fentanyl (>50g) 961.41(1m)(cm)3 - Possess w/Intent-Cocaine (>15-40g) 941.29(1m)(b) - Possess Firearm-Convicted of Out-of- State Felony 943.34(1)(bm) - ""Receiving Stolen Property >$5000 - $10,000 or Firearm"" 946.49(1)(b) - Bail Jumping- Felony 961.42(1) - Maintaining A Drug Trafficking Place 961.573(1) - Possess Drug Paraphernalia " Bail Set Kellicut, Craig Steven 05/13/2026 – 8:54 AM Medium Out of County Housing Dunn County 973.10(1) – Probation/Parole Hold Sentenced Klingel, Joshua Roy 12/20/2025 - 10:48 PM Medium Out of County Housing Pierce County 940.19(1) - Battery 968.075 - Domestic Abuse Incident 940.235(1) - Strangulation and Suffocation 973.10(1) - Probation/Parole Hold Court Pending / Sentenced Klopp, Jeremy Michael 06/06/2026 – 10:47 PM Medium Arrested by Officer Dunn County 947.01 (1) – Disorderly Conduct 946.41(1) – Resisting or Obstructing an Officer 940.3 – False Imprisonment 940.235(1) – Strangulation and Suffocation Court Pending Kostner, Jeffry N 07/052026 – 9:31 PM Medium Arrested by Officer Buffalo County 346.63(1)(a) – Operating While under the Influence 946.49(1)(b) – Bail Jumping – Felony Court Pending Krzyszton, Kaleb Marek 04/13/2026 – 8: 53 AM Minimum Reported for Sentence St. Croix 939.615(2) (a) Lifetime Supervision – Serious Sex Offender 04/13/2026 Sentenced to 1 year 04/04/2027 Kurtz, Gaberiel Jon 06/15/2026 – 9:06 AM Medium Arrested by Officer Pierce County 973.10(1) – Probation/Parole Hold Probation Hold Maher, Brendan David 02/04/2026 - 8:26 AM Medium Reported for Sentence Pierce County 346.04(3) - Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer 346.63(1)(a)&346.65(2)(c) - Operating While Intoxicated - 3rd Offense 2/04/2026 Sentenced to 365 Days 124 Credit 10/02/2026 May, John Curtis II 07/02/2026 – 12:44 PM Medium Reported for Sentence Dunn County 961.41(3g)(g) Possession of Metamphetamine Sentenced Moyer, Nicholas Lea 07/04/2026 – 3:16 PM Medium Arrested by Officer Buffalo County 346.63(1)(a) & 346.65(2)(c) – Operating While Intoxicated – 3 rd Offense Court Pending Nedvidek, John Rolland 07/04/2026 – 6:44 PM Medium Arrested by Officer Buffalo County 961.41(3)(g) – Possession of Methamphetamine 961.573(1) – Possess Drug Paraphernalia Court Pending Schwanke, Tonia Jessica 05/23/2026 – 10:40 AM Medium Out of County Housing Pierce County 947.01(1) – Disorderly Conduct 940.60(3)(b) Aggravated Battery – Intend Great Bodily Harm 946.49(1)(a) – Bail Jumping Misdemeanor Bail Set Warren, Taheed T 02/19/2026 - 5:17 PM Medium Arrested by Officer Dunn County 1) 961.41(1m)(dm)3 - Posses w/Intent-Fentanyl (>50g) 2) 961.41(1m)(e)4 - Possess w/Intent-Amphetamine (>50g) 3) 961.41(1m)(cm)3 - Possess w/Intent-Cocaine (>15-40g) 4) 941.30(1) - 1st-Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety 5) 346.04(3) - Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer 6) 946.49(1)(b) - Bail Jumping-Felony 7) 946.49(1)(b) - Bail Jumping-Felony 8) 946.49(1)(b) - Bail Jumping-Felony 9) 961.42(1) - Maintaining A Drug Trafficking Place 10) 961.573(1) - Possess Drug Paraphernalia Court Pending West, David Joshua 06/04/2026 – 1:52 PM Medium Arrested by Officer Pierce County 973.10(1) – Probation/Parole Hold Hold Placed Wilken, Arin Christopher 04/01/2026 – 7:53 AM Medium Reported for Sentence Pierce County 948.04(1) – Causing Mental Harm to Child 04/01/2026 Sentenced 1 year 12/26/2026 PEPIN COUNTY JAIL CURRENT INMATE LIST 2026 Inmate Name Date Admitted Reason Detained Arresting Agency Next Court Date Release Date Huber Privileges Edu. Level Out on EM Montry, Sherry Lee Ann 04/13/26 JOC -- -- 02/13/27 Yes College Yes Smith, Kyle Jerome 03/11/26 Burglary – Arm Self with Dangerous Weapon Burglary – Building or Dwelling PESO 05/19/26 -- No No HS No Hurlburt, Tony Allen 05/15/26 Probation Violation PESO HS No Iverson, Alexander Lee 02/23/26 Contempt of Court JOC PESO -- 08/30/26 Yes HS No Weber, Zachary Troy 02/25/26 JOC -- -- 02/24/27 No College No NEW CJS Post-Charge/Pre-Charge Data as of 7/6/2026 : Served 571 individuals since 8/1/2017. Active = 97 Soberlink = 14 Drug Testing = 43 IDIP = 5 Random Drug Screening = 35 D eferred Judgement of Conviction = 46 (BC – 41 and PC – 5 ) TOTAL DJOC SERVED: 154 (69 successful; 2 administrative discharges, 36 terminated; 1 voluntary withdrawal) Pre-Charge Diversion = 0 (PC – 0 and BC – 0) TOTAL PCD REFERRED: 42 (35 successful, 4 terminated, 3 declined) 2017 (comm - ence 7/31) 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 TOTALS Total Screened 78 123 95 41 79 93 83 120 131 32 875 Graduated (successfully completed) 8 24 15 14 20 15 22 34 29 26 207 Administrative Discharge (not able to complete all requirements) 2 16 9 5 8 5 7 17 34 17 120 Terminated (failed to follow all conditions) 5 17 20 7 7 14 6 15 10 9 110 Voluntary Withdrawal (per client request) 0 2 4 5 6 1 6 2 2 0 28 Declined Participation 0 5 19 12 31 47 18 35 0 0 167 Ineligible (BW, charge, probation) 3 3 50 21 4 8 9 8 3 7 3 146 DJOC 1 (new) BC-1 PC-0 17 (new) BC-13 PC-4 18 (new) BC-15 PC-3 11 (new) BC-11 PC-0 12 (new) BC-12 PC-0 19 (new) BC-19 PC-0 15 (new) BC-14 PC-1 9 (new) BC-8 PC-1 39 (new) BC-31 PC-8 13 (new) BC-11 PC-2 154 (total) BC – 135 PC – 19 Pre-Charge Diversion 1 (new) BC-0 PC-1 3 (new) BC-2 PC-1 0 (new) BC-0 PC-0 15 (new) BC-13 PC-2 6 (new) BC-6 PC-0 12 (new) BC-12 PC-0 5 (new) BC-5 PC-0 42 BC – 38 PC – 4 Quarter 1 (new clients) 0 13 23 6 8 8 15 9 28 14 124 (total) Quarter 2 (new clients) 7 26 15 5 17 12 14 15 30 8 149 (total) Quarter 3 (new clients) 20 17 11 6 8 13 13 33 43 2 166 (total) Quarter 4 (new clients) 15 13 15 8 10 3 17 22 29 132 (total) Total #s Total = 42 Total = 69 Total = 64 Total = 25 Total = 43 Total = 36 Total = 59 Total = 79 Total = 130 Total = 24 Total = 571