CJCC Agenda 03-18-2026

County of Buffalo and Pepin Alma and Durand, Wisconsin Notice of Public Meeting AGENDA Committee: Buffalo/Pepin Criminal Justice Collaborating Council Date: Wednesday, March 18, 2026 Time: 12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. Location: Remotely Remote Access: This meeting will be held remotely. The public is welcome to join remotely by following the Zoom directions, by clicking https:// wicourts.zoom.us/j/94660737355 To join by telephone call, 1-312-626-6799 Meeting ID 946 6073 7355 The meeting is open to the public, but portions of the meeting may be closed if this notice indicates that the committee may convene in closed session. The following matters may be considered and acted upon at the meeting: 1)Call to Order 2)Public comment regarding any matters that will be taken up by the Committee at this meeting. 3)Review/Discussion/Action ~ Minutes of November 19, 2025 and January 20, 2026 4)Review/Discussion/Action ~ Elect CJCC Officers for one year term Current Officers: a)Chair – Judge Clark (fill in until position filled) b)Vice Chair – Craig Brooks c)Secretary – CJS Staff d)Treasurer – Gina Rieck 5)Review/Discussion/Action ~ Moving Forward – Recovery Coach meeting inmates in Trempealeau County Jail ~ Ms. Mary Campbell Wood and Ms. Scholl 6)Review/Discussion ~ a)CJCC Financial Update ~ Ms. Rieck b)Community Service Program Statistics ~ Ms. Rieck c)Buffalo Jail Report ~ Ms. Scholl d)Pepin Jail Report ~ Lt Lora Feuling e)Moving Forward Reentry Program Update ~ Ms. Campbell Wood f)CJS Data – Ms. Bautch 7)Review/Discussion/Action ~ Next meeting Tuesday, May 19, 2026 at noon via Zoom. 8)Public Comment Not Related to Agenda Items 9)Adjournment Date: March 11, 2026, Chair Name By: Page | 1 Department Manager or Designee & Title Board Members: If unable to attend, please contact the Chair. If the Chair is unavailable, please contact the County Clerk’s Office on 608-685-6209. If the Chair and the County Clerk are not available, please call the Administrative Coordinator on 608-685-6234. People with Disabilities: Buffalo County should attempt to provide reasonable accommodation for the public for access to its public meetings, provided reasonable notice of special need is given. If you require special accommodation to attend this meeting, please contact the County Clerk’s Office on 608-685-6209. Public Access to the Courthouse: The South Entrance will be the only access to the building after 4:00 p.m. Monday through Thursday and after 12:00 p.m. on Fridays. People who are members of another governmental body, but who are not members of this committee, may attend this meeting. Their attendance could result in a quorum of another governmental body being present. Such a quorum is unintended, and they are not meeting to exercise the authority, duties, or responsibilities of any other governmental body. Page | 2 DRAFT 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, November 19, 2025 Location: Zoom Meeting https://wicourts.zoom.us/j/94660737355 Join by telephone call 1-312-626-6799. Meeting ID: 946 6073 7355 Meeting called to order at 12:03 p.m. Members Present: Tanish Bautch, Brenda Berning, Carissa Bollinger, Craig Brooks, Judge Clark, Karli Danckwart, John Hadley, Susan Krisik, Audrey Lieffring, Sheri Peterson, Renee Pronschinske, Gina Rieck, Emily Scholl, Julie V olmer, Phil Wicktor and Mary Campbell Wood Public Comments regarding Agenda items: None. Review/Discussion/Action ~ Minutes of September 16, 2025: Ms. Campbell Wood accepted the motion to approve minutes as presented, seconded by Ms. Scholl. Motion carried. Review/Discussion/Action ~ Update and recent history of the use of Trempealeau Jail ~ Mr. Brooks – Ms. Scholl stated the use of the Trempealeau Jail was originally a temporary plan to get through the Buffalo County staffing crisis. The Buffalo County Board requested jail staff to look at this situation on a more long term approach. The Buffalo County Board will review the contract anytime throughout the year to see if this plan is sustainable. Housing inmates in Trempealeau County Jail is going to be a better finanical solution than building a new jail. Currently Buffalo County jail holds inmates who are pending a bail bond hearing. Once inmates have attended their bail bond hearing and they are still in jail they will be transported to the Trempealeau County Jail. This is a pilot program. Looking at 3 year program. Buffalo County jail will not be housing inmates. Judge Clark stated because of staffing issues and difficulty meeting jail inspection standards it is important for the Buffalo County Jail to remain open. Ms. Scholl stated the jail is old but in good shape. It was built in 1988 for that inmate population. Things are much different in 2025. The jail needs to meet criteria for housing and classification from low to maximum, huber, electronic monitoring, male/female, co-defendants, previous incarceration history/charge, etc. Buffalo County Jail is a 28 bed facility and is not capable nor practical to house the population we have today. Mr. Brooks inquired why Buffalo County Jail stopped utilizing the Pepin County Jail and wanted to know how Pepin County personnel felt about this move. Ms. Scholl stated Buffalo County personnel did approach Pepin County proposing a joint jail project to house both county inmates. She stated Pepin County Jail has a much lower population and they have the space to deal with their population but does not have space for Buffalo County inmates. There was no movement on the joint project. Mr. Brooks wanted to know if there was an analysis done Page | 3 DRAFT regarding the cost to remodel the jail compared to the cost of traveling 50 miles at $50/day per inmate. He wants to see cost projections of the money it will cost to house inmates in Trempealeau County Jail and the money it would take to improve Buffalo County Jail. Ms. Scholl stated a feasability study was going to cost $20,000 that is when Buffalo County approached Pepin County regarding a joint jail, but there was no movement from Pepin County. Ms. Scholl clarified that the Buffalo County Jail uses part time staff or off duty officers to transport inmates from Buffalo County to Trempealeau County Jail and if there are no officers available they use Tallen Transport out of LaCrosse. They do not use any on duty officers for transport. Ms. Scholl clarified only one person transports inmates not two. Mr. Brooks rephrased his question regarding costs wanting to know what would we spend more money on using Trempealeau County Jail compared to cost of trying to do improvements to the jail. He asked how much effort was made with Pepin County Jail and why was the CJCC Committee was not informed about this transition. To date he has received no information of cost projections and possibilty of how many hours lost where officers having to cover the transport. Ms. Scholl responded that it is early in the process so difficult to evaluate what the costs are going to be. Over the last 6 years the average cost to house inmates per year is $325,000 x 10 years which is cheaper than building a 60 million facility. Buffalo County Board does not have the funds to support building a new jail. Buffalo County Jail is following the direction set by the Buffalo Couny Board. Board members see this plan as sustainable and cost effective and can see this as a long-term solution. Mr. Brooks hopes the Buffalo County Board does a cost projection. Judge Clark stated this decision was based on Buffalo County Board and he understands Mr. Brooks position and encouraged him to share his concerns with Buffalo County Board Members, Sheriff Osmond, Finance Committee or Law Enforcement Committee. Ms. Scholl reiterated the Buffalo County Board will annually review this project and there is a clause to review when someone requests. They need time to see if project is sustainable. Mr. Wicktor inquired if Buffalo County could be forced to build a new jail. Ms. Scholl stated if the facility starts to deteriorate it is possible it could be closed and not functioning. There is no state statute for a county to have a jail but requires to have inmates. Buffalo County has to have a jail to hold inmates and as long as Trempealeau County Jail can hold Buffalo County inmates we don’t need to build a new facility. Review/Discussion ~ a)CJCC Financial Update ~ Ms. Rieck - Report attached. b)Community Service Program Statistics ~ Ms. Rieck. Report attached. c)Buffalo Jail Report ~ Ms. Scholl. Report attached. d)Pepin Jail Report ~ Mr. McMahon. Report attached. e)Moving Forward Reentry Program Update ~ Ms. Mary Campbell Wood ~ See report below. In December there were 6 programs offere to CJS participants and inmats in Buffalo County, Pepin County and Trempealeau County Jails. There were a few less classes offered due to the holidays. She shared a couple of big things (1) Trempealeau County Jail and inmates being housed there are interested in continuing with the courses offered through the Moving Forward Program. All courses will be offered to any inmate interested. Inmates are thankful for the classes and view it as a wonderful opportunity to learn. Michael Turner, Recovery Coach was approved to meet with inmates indivdiually and/or virtually in Trempealeau County Jail although this process has not started yet. Funding to support the recovery coach position has been established and that runs from 9/1/25 – 8/31/26. (2) Grant funding expires 12/31/25. Ms. Campbell Wood reached out to the individuals that oversee the grant and explained the situation of merging with Trempealeau County Jail and requested Page | 4 DRAFT to get back the $25,000 that she had to return to the grant because Buffalo County Jail did not participate with the Moving Forward Program. She asked to move the deadline date to spend grants funds be extended to 12/31/25. This request was approved. Ms. Campbell Wood needs to fill out forms and provide details. f)CJS Data – Ms. Bautch – Report attached. Ms Bautch reviewed. Judge Clark inquired what charges are being referred to CJS Pre-charge Diversion Program. Ms. Batch informed the committee mostly seeing possesion for THC, drug paraphernalia and underage drinking. g)Review/Discussion/Action ~ Next meeting Tuesday, January 20, 2026, at noon via Zoom. h)Public Comment Not Related to Agenda Items –Adjournment @ 12:36 p.m phil moved Emily seconded. Review/Discussion/Action ~ Next meeting Date: Next meeting Tuesday, January 20, 2026, at noon via Zoom. Public Comment not Related to Agenda Items: Ms. Campbell Wood commented that a University of Madison Communication Specialist wrote an article that was released this week regarding UW Extension classes in Rural Communities regarding grief and addiction. She interveiwed jail inmates and quoted Jackson County Jail and former participant. Once this article is published on the University State Website Ms. Campbell Wood will share with Buffalo/Pepin community and will have Ms. Berning send out to the CJCC members. Adjournment Mr. Wicktor accepted the motion to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Ms. Scholl meeting was adjourned at 12:36 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Brenda Berning Community Justice Service Director Page | 5 CJCC Financial Report The current balance of the CJCC Financial Report as of November 11, 2025, is $32,033.41. Submitted by Gina Rieck. Page | 6 DRAFT Buffalo-Pepin Counties Criminal Justice Coordinating Council Effective Accountable Alternatives COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAM 11/11/25 Total Community Service Hours: 241½ 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) 17,251 ¾ hrs. TOTAL Gina Rieck Buffalo-Pepin County Community Service Program Sept - Nov 2025 2025 Total 2024 Total Total from 2011 Participants 5 20 19 764 Successful 5 19 17 548 Unsuccessful 0 2 1 212 Pending 4 4 Buffalo Cty Referrals 5 20 14 536 Pepin Cty Referrals 0 1 3 228 Total 5 21 17 764 Page | 7 Buffalo County Jail Current Inmate Listing Page | 8 DRAFT Page | 9 PEPIN JAIL CURRENT INMATE LIST 11-11-25 Inmate Name Date Admitte d Reason Detained Arresti ng Agency Next Court Date Releas e Date Huber Privileges Edu. Level Out on EM Frederickson, AJ Gerald Gene 5/2/25 22cf7 - JOC PCSO 4/27/26 Grutt, Jason Michael11/7/25 Bench Warrant ? 11/12/2 5 Kraft, Joel Mitchell 7/17/25 Probation Violation Poss of Meth Poss of THC Poss of Drug Para PCSO11/18/2 5 @ 2:30 pm McDonnell, Zachary Paul 7/8/25 Probation/Parole Hold Revoke Hrg 9/24/25 – recommending back to prison PCSO11/18/2 5 @ 1:15 pm Paquette, George Harry 10/2/25 Disorderly Conduct, Criminal Damage to Property, Bail Jumping – Felony PCSO Payne, Earl Delexter6/10/25 At prison in St Cloud, MN PC #22CF41 Felony Forgery = 6 mo. jail EC #24CF376 Phillips, Isaac Dean 8/20/25 OWI 4th 245 days = not on supervision PCSO ? Wood, Bradley Joe 10/13/25Contempt of Court – Disobey Order Cash Bond Set $5,000 PCSO11/18/2 5 @ 3:00 pm Page | 10 Page | 11 DRAFT November 2025 MOVING FORWARD Reentry Program Report I (Mary) will be meeting on November 14 with Officer Scholl and Trempealeau Co. Jail Administration, and the Trempealeau Extension colleague, to discuss potential for continuing/expanding the program in the Trempealeau Co Jail in 2026. There were five classes offered in November 2025. Parenting Inside Out-Literacy Link for men, taught by Mary. 10-session course. (2 Pepin County, 4 Dunn County, 4 Jackson County, Zero Buffalo/Trempealeau County). Offered by Dunn County, Heather Pyka: Preparing for Release Males- 3 Pepin County, Zero Buffalo/Trempealeau Salvation Army Resources Males – 3 Pepin County, 0 Buffalo/Trempealeau Relapse Prevention, Females – 0 The Gift of Forgiveness – yet to receive registrations. Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes12 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes13 NEW CJS Post-Charge/Pre-Charge Data as of 11/10/2025: Served 532 individuals since 8/1/2017. Active = 120 Soberlink = 18 Drug Testing = 42 IDIP = 1 Random Drug Screening = 59 Deferred Judgement of Conviction = 45 (BC – 35 and PC – 10) TOTAL DJOC SERVED: 136 (60 successful; 2 administrative discharges, 28 terminated; 1 voluntary withdrawal) Pre-Charge Diversion = 4 (PC – 0 and BC – 4) TOTAL PCD REFERRED: 38 (27 successful, 4 terminated, 3 declined) 2017 (comm -ence 7/31) 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 TOTALS Total Screened78 123 95 41 79 93 83 120 119 831 Graduated (successfully completed) 8 24 15 14 20 15 22 34 22 174 Administrative Discharge (not able to complete all requirements) 2 16 9 5 8 5 7 17 32 101 Terminated (failed to follow all conditions) 5 17 20 7 7 14 6 15 10 101 V oluntary Withdrawal (per client request) 0 2 4 5 6 1 6 2 1 27 Declined Participation 0 5 19 12 31 47 18 35 0 167 Ineligible (BW, charge, probation) 33 50 21 4 8 9 8 3 5 141 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 8 (new) BC-7 PC-1 35 (new) BC-27 PC-8 136 BC – 119 PC – 17 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes14 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 10 (new) BC-10 PC-0 35 BC – 31 PC – 4 Quarter 1 (new clients) Total= 9 Total= 14 Total = 10 Total = 25 58 Quarter 2 (new clients) Total= 13 Total= 14 Total = 16 Total = 26 69 Quarter 3 (new clients) Total= 12 Total= 13 Total = 34 Total = 44 103 Quarter 4 (new clients) Total= 3 Total= 17 Total = 22 19 61 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes15 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes16 DRAFT 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: Tuesday, January 20, 2026 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 12:01 p.m. Members Present: Tanish Bautch, Carissa Bollinger, Craig Brooks, Judge Clark, Karli Danckwart, John Hadley, Paul Hoch, Susan Krisik, Audrey Lieffring, Sheri Peterson, Gina Rieck, Emily Scholl, Julie V olmer, and Jamie Weaver Others Present at the meeting: Dr. Nate Stepp and Sue Zimmerman Public Comments regarding Agenda items: None. Review/Discussion/Action ~ Minutes of November 19, 2025: Mr. Hadley accepted the motion to approve minutes as presented, seconded by Ms. Lieffring. Motion carried. Review/Discussion/Action ~ Presentation regarding Gunderson Suboxone Clinic and Opioid Addiction Services ~ Dr. Nate Stepp – Presentation on Suboxone Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for opioid addiction now available at Emplify Health by Gundersen (Tri-County Clinic in Whitehall). Dr. Nate Stepp is now seeing patients who are struggling with opioid use. Suboxone/buprenorphine reduces cravings and withdrawal symptoms from heroin, oxycodone, fentanyl and other opioids to help individuals get back to living a normal life. Call Emplify Health by Gundersen, Whitehall at 715-538-4361. No referral needed just call and ask for Dr. Stepp’s clinic. Individuals can also call Emplify in Mondovi and ask about Dr. Stepp’s clinic and get routed in the right direction. Review/Discussion/Action ~ Elect CJCC Officers for one year term: Mr. Hadley accepted the motion to fill in for the CJCC Officers for a one-year term as listed below, seconded by Mr. Hoch. No opposition. a)Chair – Judge Clark (fill in until position filled) – as of 1/1/27 Judge Clark will be retiring and will stay as Chair until then. b)Vice Chair – Craig Brooks – declined – calling slate absent. c)Secretary – CJS Staff d)Treasurer – Gina Rieck Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes17 DRAFT Review/Discussion/Action ~ 2026 CJCC Meeting Dates: -Tuesday, January 20, 2026 -Wednesday, March 18, 2026 -Tuesday, May 19, 2026 -Wednesday, July 15, 2026 -Tuesday, September 15, 2026 -Wednesday, November 18, 2026 Review/Discussion ~ i)CJCC Financial Update ~ Ms. Rieck - Report attached. j)Community Service Program Statistics ~ Ms. Rieck. Report attached. k)Buffalo Jail Report ~ Ms. Scholl. Report attached. l)Pepin Jail Report ~ Ms. Lora Feuling. Not Present. Report attached. m)Moving Forward Reentry Program Update ~ Ms. Mary Campbell Wood. Not Present. Report attached. n)CJS Data – Ms. Bautch – Report attached. Review/Discussion/Action ~ Next meeting Date: Next meeting Wednesday, March 18, 2026, at noon via Zoom. Public Comment not Related to Agenda Items: Mr. Hoch inquired about Moving Forward regarding recovery coach meeting with inmates in Trempealeau County Jail. This will be added to the next agenda for Ms. Scholl and Ms. Mary Campbell Wood to address. Adjournment Mr. Hoch accepted the motion to adjourn the meeting, seconded by Ms. Weaver meeting was adjourned at 12:18 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Brenda Berning Community Justice Service Director Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes18 CJCC Financial Report The current balance of the CJCC Financial Report as of January 12, 2026, is $31,770.91. Submitted by Gina Rieck. Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes19 DRAFTDRAFT Buffalo-Pepin Counties Criminal Justice Coordinating Council Effective Accountable Alternatives COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAM 1/12/26 Total Community Service Hours: 302 ¾ hrs. (2025/2026) 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) 17,313 hrs. TOTAL Gina Rieck Buffalo-Pepin County Community Service Program Nov - Jan 2026 2025/2026 Total 2024 Total Total from 2011 Participants 8 28 19 772 Successful 5 24 17 553 Unsuccessful 0 2 1 212 Pending 7 7 Buffalo Cty Referrals 5 25 14 541 Pepin Cty Referrals 3 4 3 231 Total 8 29 17 772 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes20 Buffalo County Jail Current Inmate Listing Buffalo County Inmate Name Booking Date and Time Classificatio n Inmate Type Housing Location Statute Sentence Date Sentenc e Length Goo d Tim e Completio n Date Klingel, Joshua Roy 12/20/2 025 - 10:48 PM Medium Posted Bond on 1-3
 Probati on Revoca tion on 4 Trempea leau County 1) 940.19(1) - Battery
 2) 968.075 - Domestic Abuse Incident
 3) 940.235(1) - Strangulation and Suffocation
 4) 973.10(1) - Phillips, Geremy 10/08/2 025 - 8:33 PM Medium Bonda ble Trempea leau County 1) 946.49(1)(b) - Bail Jumping- Felony
 2) 961.573(1) - Possess Drug Paraphernalia
 3) 961.41(1m) (dm)2 - Possess w/Intent-Fentanyl (>10-50)
 4) 961.41(1m)(i) - Gauthier, Anna Marie 10/17/2 025 - 9:51 AM Medium Probati on Revoca tion Trempea leau County 973.10(1) - Probation/Parole Hold Winn, Damien Bryant 04/03/2 024 - 12:55 PM Medium Prison Senten ce on 1-5
 MN Warran t on 6 Trempea leau County 1) 940.01(1)(a) - 1st-Degree Intentional Homicide
 2) 941.30(1) - 1st- Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety
 3) 941.29(1m)(b) - Possess Firearm- Convicted of Out- of-State Felony
 4) 941.237(2) - Carry Handgun- Alcohol Sold/ Consumed
 5) 941.20(1)(a) - Rand, Scott Leslie 01/05/2 026 - 10:09 AM Medium Probati on Sanctio n Trempea leau County 973.10(1) - Probation/Parole Hold 01/05/2 026 20 Days  01/24/20 26 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes21 Morgan, Jonathan Ray 12/23/2 024 - 1:22 PM Minimum Prison Senten ce Trempea leau County 973.10(1) - Probation/Parole Hold 02/26/2 025 63 Month s 472 Day s 11/07/20 27 Abramcza k, Chad Daniel 11/19/2 025 - 11:53 AM Medium Probati on Revoca tion Trempea leau County 973.10(1) - Probation/Parole Hold Garfield, Nicola Renee 08/27/2 025 - 3:43 PM Medium Senten ced on Revoca tion Trempea leau County 973.10(1) - Probation/Parole Hold 10/16/2 025 11 Month s 82 Day s 04/23/20 26 Kmieciak, Jamie Allen 12/05/2 025 - 11:22 PM Medium Probati on Revoca tion Trempea leau County 1) 947.01(1) - Disorderly Conduct
 2) 946.41(1) - Resisting or Obstructing an Officer
 3) 973.10(1) - Sanchez, Juan D 10/26/2 025 - 10:46 PM Medium Bonda ble on 1&3
 Probati on Revoca tion on 2 Trempea leau County 1) 346.04(3) - Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer
 2) 973.10(1) - Probation/Parole Hold
 3)346.62(2) - Reckless Driving- Endanger Safety Newman, Troy Lane 12/24/2 025 - 4:58 PM Medium Probati on Hold Trempea leau County 973.10(1) - Probation/Parole Hold Stiner, Edward Lamont 11/19/2 025 - 10:51 AM Minimum Senten ced Electroni c Monitori ng 346.63(1) (a)&346.65(2)(c) - Operating While Intoxicated - 3rd Offense 11/19/2 025 90 Days 22 Day s 01/25/20 26 Monthly Bookings  October-2 8 Novem ber-16 Decemb er-21 Monthly Transport s   October-1 2 Novem ber-13 Decemb er-19 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes22 DRAFT PEPIN COUNTY JAIL CURRENT INMATE LIST 01/13/26 Inmate Name Date Admitte d Reason Detained Arresti ng Agency Next Court Date Releas e Date Huber Privileges Edu. Level Out on EM Drier, Braden James12/12/25 Probation Hold Operating Under the Influence Resisting or Obstructing Possession of THC Operating while Revoked IID Revocation Hearing – 02/19/26 PESO01/27/2 6 -- No HS No Drier, Chad Daniel12/17/25 PO Hold Revocation Order PESO -- -- No HS No Frederickson, AJ Gerald Gene 05/02/25 JOC-22CF7 -- -- 4/27/26 No HS No Huseth, Ryan Thomas 01/13/26 JOC-25CM27 DPD -- 01/19/2 6 Yes Colleg e No Leonard, Lenora Ann 01/05/26 JOC-25CT17 PESO -- 01/25/2 6 No HS No McDonnell, Zachary Paul 07/08/25 Probation/Parole Hold PESO03/05/2 6 -- No HS No Paquette, George Harry 10/02/25 Disorderly Conduct Criminal Damage to Property Bail Jumping x2 +9 drug related charges added after initial booking DPD 03/03/2 6 -- No Colleg e No Wood, Bradley Joe10/13/25 Contempt of Court -- 02/18/2 6 -- No HS No Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes23 DRAFT MOVING FORWARD Reentry Program Report December 2025-January 2026 This is a brief report, and I hope to have 2025 summary report to share in February. Trempealeau County Jail •programming has begun by offering one class for men and women each month. They are working toward filling a program director position and will increase participation in the full offerings of the MOVING FORWARD Program at that time. Participation has been particularly good, and we are working through any glitches very well. •They have not yet gotten going with the Recovery Coach yet. I hope that this goes by very soon. Grant Funding Extension •I filled out and submitted the necessary forms and justification for a request to extend the Wisconsin Idea grant funding through December 31, 2026. I have not received formal approval yet, but in an interview was assured that it would be approved, based on the information that I shared. Recovery Coach is not being utilized, which means he is getting paid and not servicing any Buffalo/ Trempealeau County participants yet. Trempealeau has not gotten up to speed on this. Also, at last check in December, he had not been going to Pepin Jail. Only meeting with some long-term recoverees in the community setting. I encouraged him to contact the PC Jail for new participants. This is not acceptable. I plan to discuss this with the Trempealeau County Jail partner. I was assured in August that they would support recovery coaching services, and it has not yet happened. Classes and participation – December and January Note that many of these teleconference classes are also offered in Jackson and Dunn County jails, but I am not including them on the grid below. I would also like to note that Carissa Bollinger from the CJS office has been promoting the classes, and we are seeing increasing participation. This is very welcome! I also offered a class entitled The Gift of Forgiveness to Pepin, Buffalo/Trempealeau, Dunn, Jackson, Clark, Rusk, Sawyer, and Ashland County jails, for 43 total participants. As you see on the grid below, a total of 9 classes were offered in addition to The Gift of Forgiveness, with a total of 41 participants. Classes range from one to twelve sessions. A total of 84 participants were reached with educational programs in December-January. Class Name Pepin Buffalo-Trempealeau CJS Staying Quit 0 14 2 Gratitude 0 0 0 Criminal and Addictive Thinking 0 8 1 Effective Communication 0 0 1 Socialization 5 0 2 Origami 0 0 0 Salvation Army Resources ? 0 ? Parenting with Love and Logic 0 0 1 Companions Through Wilderness-Healing from Loss and Grief 0 6 1 Total classes=9 5 28 8 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes24 Respectfully submitted, Mary Campbell Wood Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes25 NEW CJS Post-Charge/Pre-Charge Data as of 12/31/2025: Served 542 individuals since 8/1/2017. Active = 121 Soberlink = 18 Drug Testing = 43 IDIP = 1 Random Drug Screening = 59 Deferred Judgement of Conviction = 47 (BC – 37 and PC – 10) TOTAL DJOC SERVED: 140 (62 successful; 2 administrative discharges, 28 terminated; 1 voluntary withdrawal) Pre-Charge Diversion = 4 (PC – 0 and BC – 4) TOTAL PCD REFERRED: 40 (29 successful, 4 terminated, 3 declined) 2017 (com m- ence 7/31) 2018 2019 2020 2021 20222023 20242025TOTAL S Total Screened78 123 95 41 79 93 83 120 131 843 Graduated (successfully completed) 8 24 15 14 20 15 22 34 28 180 Administrative Discharge (not able to complete all requirements) 2 16 9 5 8 5 7 17 34 103 Terminated (failed to follow all conditions) 5 17 20 7 7 14 6 15 10 101 V oluntary Withdrawal (per client request) 0 2 4 5 6 1 6 2 2 28 Declined Participation 0 5 19 12 31 47 18 35 0 167 Ineligible (BW, charge, probation) 33 50 21 4 8 9 8 3 7 143 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 8 (new) BC-7 PC-1 39 (new) BC-31 PC-8 140 BC – 123 PC – 17 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes26 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 37 BC – 33 PC – 4 Quarter 1 (new clients) Total= 9 Total= 14 Total = 10 Total = 25 58 Quarter 2 (new clients) Total= 13 Total= 14 Total = 16 Total = 25 68 Quarter 3 (new clients) Total= 12 Total= 13 Total = 34 Total = 43 102 Quarter 4 (new clients) Total= 3 Total= 17 Total = 22 Total = 31 73 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes27 CJCC Financial Report The current balance of the CJCC Financial Report as of March 11, 2026, is $31,639.66. Submitted by Gina Rieck. Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes28 Buffalo-Pepin Counties Criminal Justice Coordinating Council Effective Accountable Alternatives COMMUNITY SERVICE PROGRAM 3/11/26 Total Community Service Hours: 76 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) 17,389 ½ hrs. TOTAL Gina Rieck Buffalo-Pepin County Community Service Program Jan - Mar 2026 2026 Total 2025 Total Total from 2011 Participants 3 3 28 775 Successful 3 3 24 556 Unsuccessful 0 0 2 212 Pending 7 0 7 Buffalo Cty Referrals 2 2 25 543 Pepin Cty Referrals 1 1 4 232 Total 3 3 29 775 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes29 Buffalo County Jail Current Inmate Listing Buffalo County Inmate Name Booking Date and Time Classifica tion Inmate Type Housing Location Statute Sentenc e Date Sentenc e Length Good Time Completi on Date Klingel, Joshua Roy 12/20/2 025 - 10:48 PM Medium Posted Bond on 1-3
 Probati on Revoc ation on 4 Trempe aleau County 1) 940.19(1) - Battery
 2) 968.075 - Domestic Abuse Incident
 3) 940.235(1) - Strangulation and Suffocation
 4) 973.10(1) - Phillips, Geremy 10/08/2 025 - 8:33 PM Medium Bonda ble Trempe aleau County 1) 946.49(1)(b) - Bail Jumping- Felony
 2) 961.573(1) - Possess Drug Paraphernalia
 3) 961.41(1m) (dm)2 - Possess w/ Intent-Fentanyl (>10-50)
 4) 961.41(1m)(i) - Lemek, Clinton Joseph 03/03/2 026 – 7:37 pm Medium Bonda ble Trempe aleau County 968.09 – Failure to Appear Winn, Damien Bryant 04/03/2 024 - 12:55 PM Medium Prison Senten ce on 1-5
 MN Warran t on 6 Trempe aleau County 1) 940.01(1)(a) - 1st-Degree Intentional Homicide
 2) 941.30(1) - 1st- Degree Recklessly Endangering Safety
 3) 941.29(1m)(b) - Possess Firearm- Convicted of Out- of-State Felony
 4) 941.237(2) - Carry Handgun- Alcohol Sold/ Consumed
 5) 941.20(1)(a) - Endanger Safety/ Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes30 Warren, Taheed T 02/19/2 026- 5:17 PM Medium Bonda ble Trempeal eau 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) - Fox, Patrick Wihey 02/05/2 026 – 1:38 PM Medium Bonda ble Trempeal eau 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/ RifleAbramczak , Chad Daniel 11/19/20 25 - 11:53 Medium Probati on Revoca Trempeal eau County 973.10(1) - Probation/Parole Hold Garfield, Nicola Renee 08/27/2 025 - 3:43 PM Medium Senten ced on Revoca tion Trempeal eau County 973.10(1) - Probation/Parole Hold 10/16/2 025 11 Month s 82 Day s 04/23/2 026 Kmieciak, Jamie Allen 12/05/2 025 - 11:22 PM Medium Probati on Revoca tion Trempeal eau County 1) 947.01(1) - Disorderly Conduct
 2) 946.41(1) - Resisting or Obstructing an Officer
 3) 973.10(1) - Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes31 Sanchez, Juan D 10/26/2 025 - 10:46 PM Medium Bondab le on 1&3
 Probati on Revoca tion on 2 Trempeal eau County 1) 346.04(3) - Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer
 2) 973.10(1) - Probation/Parole Hold
 3)346.62(2) - Reckless Driving- Holmes, Samuel Eli 01/27/2 026 - 11:13 AM Maximu m Bondab le Warrant Trempeal eau County 1) 940.19(2) - Substantial Battery-Intend Bodily Harm 2) 946.49(1)(b) - Bail Jumping- Felony 3) 947.01(1) - Maher, Brendan David 02/04/2 026 - 8:26 AM MediumSenten ced Trempeal eau County 1) 346.04(3) - Vehicle Operator Flee/Elude Officer 2) 346.63(1) (a)&346.65(2)(c) - Operating While Intoxicated - 3rd 2/04/20 26 365 Days 124 Credi t 10/02/2 026 Hauser, Danielle M 01/20/2 026 - 5:31 PM MediumBondab le Pierce County 1) 961.41(3g)(g) - Possession of Methamphetamine 2) 961.41(1m) (dm)3 - Posses w/ Intent-Fentanyl (>50g) 3) 961.41(1m) (cm)3 - Possess w/ Intent-Cocaine (>15-40g) 4) 941.29(1m)(b) - Possess Firearm- Convicted of Out- of-State Felony 5) 943.34(1)(bm) - ""Receiving Stolen Property >$5000 - $10,000 or Firearm"" 6) 946.49(1)(b) - Bail Jumping- Felony 7) 961.42(1) - Hulberg,Je remy Everett 02/10/2 026 - 8:07 AM MediumSenten ced Pepin County 346.62(3) - Reckless Driving- Cause Bodily Harm 2/10/20 26 180 days 45 Day s 06/20/2 026 Schlegel Wuensch, Cassandra Ann 02/09/2 026 - 5:30 PM MediumBondab le Trempeal eau County 1) 973.10(1) - Probation/Parole Hold 2) 961.41(1m)(e)4 - Possess w/Intent- Amphetamine Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes32 McCartney, Brandon Michael 03/08/2 026 - 3:37 PM MediumPO Hold Trempeal eau County 1)946.49(1)(b) - Bail Jumping- Felony 3/08/20 26 44 days 04/20/2 026 Koehler, Jeffrey Michael 02/12/2 026 - 11:54 AM Minimu m Senten ced EM 1)346.63(1) (a)&346.65(2)(d) - Operating While Intoxicated - 4th 2/12/20 26 60 days 15 days 03/26/2 026 Gunderson , Jon William 02/12/2 026 - 12:07 PM Minimu m Senten ced EM 1)346.63(1) (a)&346.65(2)(c) - Operating While Intoxicated - 3rd 2/12/20 26 45 days 11 days 02/12/2 026 Sacia, Robert Michael 03/07/2 026 - 3:39 AM MediumBondab le Trempeal eau County 1)346.63(1) (a)&346.65(2)(c) - Operating While Intoxicated - 3rd Offense 2)946.41(1) - Nelson, James Samuel 03/09/2 026 - 1:36 PM MediumNeeds Court Buffalo County 1) 947.01(1) - Disorderly Conduct 2) 943.14(2) - Criminal Trespass to Dwelling 3) 943.13(1m)(a) - Trespass to Land " Crawford, Blaine Donald 03/06/2 026 - 6:21 PM MediumPO Hold Trempeal eau County 1)947.01(1) - Disorderly Conduct 946.49(1)(a) - Bail Jumping- Misdemeanor 2)973.10(1) - Probation/Parole Monthly Bookings  October -28 Novem ber-16 Decemb er-21 January- 23 Monthly Transport s   October -12 Novem ber-13 Decemb er-19 January- 13 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes33 PEPIN COUNTY JAIL CURRENT INMATE LIST 03/11/26 Inmate Name Date Admitte d Reason Detained Arresti ng Agency Next Court Date Releas e Date Huber Privileges Edu. Level Out on EM Albertson, William George 03/06/26 JOC – 25CT41 PESO -- 3/15/26 Yes Colleg e No Drier, Braden James12/12/25 Probation Hold Operating Under the Influence Resisting or Obstructing Possession of THC Operating while Revoked IID Revocation Hearing – 02/19/26 PESO04/02/2 6 -- No HS No Frederickson, AJ Gerald Gene 05/05/25 JOC-22CF7 -- -- 4/27/26 No HS No Hulberg, Jeremy Evertt 02/12/26 JOC Huber transfer BUSO PESO -- 06/20/2 6 Yes HS No Hurlburt, Tony Allan 03/02/26 Probation/Parole Hold PESO -- 03/23/2 6 No HS No Iverson, Alexander Lee 02/23/26Cash Bond Set – Contempt of Court – Misconduct in Court PESO -- 08/30/2 6 Yes HS No Johnson, Jeffery Glen 02/20/26 Probation/Parole hold/ROW BUSO -- -- No -- No McDonnell, Zachary Paul 07/08/25 Probation/Parole Hold PESO03/18/2 6 -- No HS No Stouff, Blake Michael 03/08/26 Disorderly Conduct – Cash Bond DPD -- 03/09/2 6 No -- No Weber, Zachary Troy 02/25/26 JOC – 24CF25 PESO -- 02/24/2 6 No Colleg e No Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes34 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes35 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes36 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes37 NEW CJS Post-Charge/Pre-Charge Data as of 3/10/2026: Served 559 individuals since 8/1/2017. Active = 118 Soberlink = 15 Drug Testing = 49 IDIP = 2 Random Drug Screening = 52 Deferred Judgement of Conviction = 51 (BC – 42 and PC – 9) TOTAL DJOC SERVED: 148 (63 successful; 2 administrative discharges, 31 terminated; 1 voluntary withdrawal) Pre-Charge Diversion = 4 (PC – 0 and BC – 4) TOTAL PCD REFERRED: 42 (31 successful, 4 terminated, 3 declined) 2017 (com m- ence 7/31) 201820192020202120222023202420252026TOTALS Total Screened 78 123 95 41 79 93 83 120 131 17 860 Graduated (successfully completed) 8 24 15 14 20 15 22 34 28 6 186 Administrati ve Discharge (not able to complete all requirements 2 16 9 5 8 5 7 17 34 11 114 Terminated (failed to follow all conditions) 5 17 20 7 7 14 6 15 10 3 104 V oluntary 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) 33 50 21 4 8 9 8 3 7 0 143 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-1 9 PC-0 15 (new) BC-14 PC-1 8 (new) BC-7 PC-1 39 (new) BC-3 1 PC-8 8 (new) BC-7 PC-1 148 (total) BC – 130 PC – 18Pre-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-1 2 PC-0 2 (new) BC-2 PC-0 39 BC – 35 PC – 4 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes38 Quarter 1 (new clients) Total = 9 Total= 14 Total = 10 Total = 25 17 75 Quarter 2 (new clients) Total = 13 Total= 14 Total = 16 Total = 25 68 Quarter 3 (new clients) Total = 12 Total= 13 Total = 34 Total = 44 103 Quarter 4 (new clients) Total = 3 Total= 17 Total = 22 Total = 30 72 Page | 3-18-26 CJCC Minutes39