boone county community corrections
BOONE COUNTY COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS April, 2016
BCCC GIVES BACK On February 29, 2016 staff member Alex Beattie, Ryan Lawson and Michael Nance helped unload a truckload of food at the Caring Center in Lebanon. The food was collected at Traders Point Christian Church. Approximately 1800 pounds of food was donated. BCCC is excited to be able to contribute to such a good cause for our community.
Levels of Supervision On March 21, 2016 the Boone County Community Corrections Advisory Board approved new levels of supervision for both existing and future clients of Boone County Community Corrections. Supervision will be broken down into three levels: Punitive, Developmental and Integration. The levels will give clients the opportunity to earn more privileges for each year that they are under supervision. Multiple factors will be taken into account when moving from one level to the next including instant offense, time on program, risk level, general compliance, case plan compliance, payment compliance and other relative factors. This is a privilege and not all clients will qualify. Supervision changes are set to be rolled out June 1, 2016. Client meetings will be held with current clients in May, 2016. BCCC is very excited to have this tool to reward positive behaviors and compliance in the efforts to incentivize clients to continue to make positive rewarding choices. “Do something today that your future self will thank
you for”. – Unknown [Click here to add a caption]
BCCC and BCSO Partner for Local Community Service Work
Contact Us Boone County Community Corrections 127 W. Main Street, Suite 200 Lebanon, IN 46052 765-482-2484
Michael D. Nance- Executive Director Annette Bowden- Director of Operations Kari Ragsdale- Admin. Assistant Tammy Rigdon- Field Officer Ryan Lawson- Field Officer Alex Beattie- Field Officer Ashley McClure- Case Manager Penny Rader- Field Officer/ Program Director Jana Taylor- Intake Analyst County offices will be closed the following dates: Tuesday May 3rd- Election Day Monday May 30th – Memorial Day Monday July 4th- Independence Day
On March 12, 2016 inmate workers from the Boone County Jail and Work Release participants spent the day providing community service work for the Thorntown Little League. Six hours were spent cleaning, painting, and preparing the fields for the upcoming season. Both the Sheriff and Community Corrections believe this type of program is beneficial to the community and the inmates. Community Corrections is excited to partner with the Sheriff on this initiative. Future community service work is being organized.
Community Corrections is growing!! Field Officer Alex Beattie and his wife are expecting their first child in July. Pictured below: Ryan Lawson, Steve Owens and Alex Beattie. They are all sporting their bibs from the baby shower that was given to celebrate baby Beattie!! We would also like to say Congratulations to Steve Owens and his wife for welcoming baby #2 in March.
BCCC GIVES BACK On February 29, 2016 staff member Alex Beattie, Ryan Lawson and Michael Nance helped unload a truckload of food at the Caring Center in Lebanon. The food was collected at Traders Point Christian Church. Approximately 1800 pounds of food was donated. BCCC is excited to be able to contribute to such a good cause for our community.
Levels of Supervision On March 21, 2016 the Boone County Community Corrections Advisory Board approved new levels of supervision for both existing and future clients of Boone County Community Corrections. Supervision will be broken down into three levels: Punitive, Developmental and Integration. The levels will give clients the opportunity to earn more privileges for each year that they are under supervision. Multiple factors will be taken into account when moving from one level to the next including instant offense, time on program, risk level, general compliance, case plan compliance, payment compliance and other relative factors. This is a privilege and not all clients will qualify. Supervision changes are set to be rolled out June 1, 2016. Client meetings will be held with current clients in May, 2016. BCCC is very excited to have this tool to reward positive behaviors and compliance in the efforts to incentivize clients to continue to make positive rewarding choices. “Do something today that your future self will thank
you for”. – Unknown [Click here to add a caption]
BCCC and BCSO Partner for Local Community Service Work
Contact Us Boone County Community Corrections 127 W. Main Street, Suite 200 Lebanon, IN 46052 765-482-2484
Michael D. Nance- Executive Director Annette Bowden- Director of Operations Kari Ragsdale- Admin. Assistant Tammy Rigdon- Field Officer Ryan Lawson- Field Officer Alex Beattie- Field Officer Ashley McClure- Case Manager Penny Rader- Field Officer/ Program Director Jana Taylor- Intake Analyst County offices will be closed the following dates: Tuesday May 3rd- Election Day Monday May 30th – Memorial Day Monday July 4th- Independence Day
On March 12, 2016 inmate workers from the Boone County Jail and Work Release participants spent the day providing community service work for the Thorntown Little League. Six hours were spent cleaning, painting, and preparing the fields for the upcoming season. Both the Sheriff and Community Corrections believe this type of program is beneficial to the community and the inmates. Community Corrections is excited to partner with the Sheriff on this initiative. Future community service work is being organized.
Community Corrections is growing!! Field Officer Alex Beattie and his wife are expecting their first child in July. Pictured below: Ryan Lawson, Steve Owens and Alex Beattie. They are all sporting their bibs from the baby shower that was given to celebrate baby Beattie!! We would also like to say Congratulations to Steve Owens and his wife for welcoming baby #2 in March.
