Sheriff Addresses Recent Events

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MEDIA ADVISORY
May 10, 2015
For Immediate Release
Sheriff Addresses Recent Events
Good Afternoon. I am Al St. Lawrence the Sheriff of Chatham County. I began my career in law
enforcement 56 years ago. For the last 23 years, it has been my privilege to serve the public as
Sheriff of this County.
In addition to my law enforcement and court security responsibilities, I have seen Chatham
County Detention Center grow from a small, local lock up facility to one of the largest detention
centers in the State. The detention center has the capacity to hold 2360 inmates with
accompanying medical wing and other necessary departments to carry out the legally required
functions of the Sheriff.
However, like many organizations, with substantial growth and change often arise unforeseen
challenges. It is my job as Sheriff to root out those problems and find ways to solve the
underlying issues and improve the function and accountability of the office.
As you are aware, there was recent death in the detention center which led to an intense
investigation that has resulted in a thorough review of the detention center’s procedures. On
May 8th, I announced that 9 deputies had been terminated. Additionally, one other Lieutenant
chose to resign.
In addition to the steps previously taken, I now announce my intention to bring in an outside
independent consulting team to review operational procedures from top to bottom. This
review and its ensuing recommendations will be designed to improve functionality and
accountability within the detention center. Although by law the operation of the detention
center is the sheriff’s responsibility, I have requested assistance from the County Commissions
in funding this endeavor.
Gena Bilbo - Public Information Director
Chatham County Sheriff's Office
Office: 912.652.7606 | Cell: 912.660.9571 | gmbilbo@chathamcounty.org
The consultants have considerable experience and have acted as monitors for many
correctional institutions that have faced similar challenges and have had success addressing
them. Copies of their resumes are attached.
Further, I announced the retirement of Col. Thomas Gilberg as Detention Center administrator
and have appointed Assistant Jail Administrator Melissa Kohne as the acting administrator
reporting directly to Chief Deputy Roy Harris. I have instructed Chief Deputy Roy Harris, with
whom I have complete confidence, to coordinate with the consultants and the acting
administrator to address challenges and overcome all obstacles to ensure the public will have
only the finest professionally operated detention facility.
The institution of these actions will not address all issues in a day, or even a week. However,
changes as necessary will be approached in a methodical manner to ensure citizens that the
men and women of the Sheriff’s Office will continue to serve the community in accordance to
the high professional standards I expect.
Sheriff Al St Lawrence
Gena Bilbo - Public Information Director
Chatham County Sheriff's Office
Office: 912.652.7606 | Cell: 912.660.9571 | gmbilbo@chathamcounty.org
RONALD MARK SHANSKY, M.D.
CURRICULUM VITAE
1441-G North Cleveland
Chicago, IL 60610
312-787-3365 Residence
312-919-9757 Cell
rshansky@rshanskymd.com
ACADEMIC TRAINING
Bachelor of Science, University of Wisconsin, 1967
Doctor of Medicine, Medical College of Wisconsin, 1971
Master of Public Health, University of Illinois School of Public Health, 1975
PROFESSIONAL LICENSE
Licensed Physician (Illinois) No. 36-46042
INTERNSHIP AND RESIDENCY TRAINING
Internship – Cook County Hospital, July 1971-1972
Residency – Internal Medicine, Cook County Hospital, July 1972-1974
BOARD CERTIFICATION AND FELLOWSHIPS
Diplomate of the American Board of Internal Medicine – September 1978
Diplomate of the American Board of Quality Assurance and Utilization Review Physicians – 1992
Elected Fellow of the Society of Correctional Physicians – 1999
EMPLOYMENT
Medical Director, Center for Correctional Health & Policy Studies, Washington, D.C. Jail –
2004 to 2006
Consultant, Corrections Medicine and Continuous Quality Improvement – 1993 to present on a fulltime
basis; and throughout career while holding other positions
Medical Director, Illinois Department of Corrections – 1992-1993, 1998-1999
Attending Physician, Department of Medicine, Cook County Hospital – 1978 to Present
Surveyor (part-time), Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations – 1993-1997
Staff Physician, Metropolitan Correctional Center of Chicago – 1975-1982
R. Shansky, M.D., CV November 2010
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CONSULTATIONS
Condition of Confinement Reviews for PricewaterhouseCoopers, reviewing detention facilities housing
federal detainees; 2000–2004
Essex County Jail, Newark, N.J.
Michigan Department of Corrections
Montana Department of Corrections
New Mexico Department of Corrections
Polk Correctional Center, Raleigh, N.C.
South Dakota Department of Corrections
Washington DC Department of Corrections
APPOINTMENTS
Court Monitor, Riker v. Gibbons, Ely State Prison, Ely, Nevada  2010
Member, Department of Justice Compliance Monitoring Team, King County Jail, Seattle, WA – 2009 to
present
Member, Monitoring Team, Ohio Department of Youth Services – 2009 to present
Member, Department of Justice Monitoring Team, Dallas County Jail – 2008 to present
Member, Department of Justice Monitoring Team, Delaware Department of Corrections – 2007 to
present
NCCHC Board Appointment – 1999-2009
Member, Task Force to Revise NCCHC Standards for Jails and Prisons – 2003 and 2007-2008
Member of Medical Oversight Team reviewing the Ohio prison system – 2005 to present
Court Monitor, De Kalb County Jail, Decatur, Georgia – 2002-2005
Consultant, California Department of Corrections – 2000
Court Monitor, Milwaukee County Jail – 1998 to present
Court Monitor, Essex County Jail, Newark, NJ – 1995 to present
Medical Expert, State of Michigan – 1995
Consultant to Special Master, Madrid v. Gomez, Pelican Bay Prison, California Department of
Corrections – 1995
Medical Expert, State of New Mexico – 1994
Consultant, Connecticut Department of Corrections – 1994
National Advisory Board of the National Center for Health Care Studies – 1991
Illinois AIDS Interdisciplinary Advisory Council – November 1985
Illinois AIDS Caretaker Group – November 1985
Task Force to Rewrite American Public Health Association Standards for Medical Services in
Correctional Facilities – 1983
Corrections Subcommittee, Medical Care Section, APHA – 1983
Preceptor, then Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Preventive Medicine and Community Health,
Abraham Lincoln School of Medicine, University of Illinois, Chicago, Illinois – 1972-1979
Clinical Associate Professor, Department of Medicine, Ravenswood Medical Center, Chicago,
Illinois – 1979-1981
Director, Phase 1 and 2 Program at Cook County Hospital for the Abraham Lincoln School of
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Medicine – 1976-1978
Medical Director, Uptown People’s Health Center – September 1978
Director, General Medicine Clinic, Department of Medicine, Cook County Hospital – 1975
Director, Clinical Services, Department of Internal Medicine, Cook County Hospital – 1975
Associate Attending Physician, Department of Internal Medicine, Cook County Hospital – 1974-1975
Instructor, Illinois College of Optometry, Chicago, Illinois – 1972-1974
COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIPS
Chairman, State of Illinois AIDS Caretakers Committee – 1985
Chairman, Corrections Subcommittee, Medical Care Section – 1983
Chairman, Medical Records Committee, Cook County Hospital – 1981
Member, Executive Medical Staff, Cook County Hospital – 1979
Member, Task Force to Rewrite the Standards for Health Services in Correctional Institutions –
published 1986
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
Society of Correctional Physicians – President, 1993-1995
American Public Health Association – 1974 to present
American Correctional Health Services Association – 1988
American Correctional Association – 1982
Federation of American Scientists – 1974-1981
CIVIC
Mutually agreed upon expert, Milwaukee County Jail – 2001
Mutually agreed upon expert, Inmates v. Essex County Jail, 1995 to present
Appointed Receiver by Judge William Bryant, Medical and Mental Health Programs, District of
Columbia Jail, Campbell v. McGruder – 1995
Mutually agreed upon neutral expert, State of Montana, Langford v. Racicot – 1995
Mutually agreed upon neutral expert, State of Vermont, Goldsmith v. Dean – 1996
Executive Committee Overseeing Health Care, Puerto Rico Administration of Corrections – 1993
Appointed by Judge Gerald Jenks, District Court for the Central District of Utah, as Impartial Expert
in the matter of Henry v. Deland – 1993
Appointed by Magistrate Claude Hicks Jr., U.S. District Court in Macon, Georgia as Medical Expert
in the matter of Cason v. Seckinger – 1993
Appointed by Judge Owen M. Panner, District of Oregon, as Special Master in Van Patten v. Pearce
involving medical services at Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution – December 1991
Appointed by Allan Breed, Special Master, Gates case, as Medical Consultant regarding California
Medical Facility in Vacaville
Appointed by Judge M. H. Patel, Special Master, case involving San Quentin Prison – 1989 to 1995
Selected as part of delegation to inspect the medical services provided to Palestinian detainees in the
Occupied Territories and Israel by Physicians for Human Rights – 1989
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Appointed by U.S. District Judge Williams as member of medical panel monitoring medical services in
Hawaii Prison System – 1985
Appointed by U.S. District Judge Black to evaluate medical services in the Florida Prison System –1983
Appointed by U.S. District Judge Kanne as monitor to the Lake County, Indiana Jail in the litigation of
the Jensen case (H74-230) – 1982
Appointed by U.S. District Judge J. Moran as Special Master of the Lake County, Illinois Jail in the
litigation of Kissane v. Brown – 1981
Board Member, Health and Medicine Policy Research Group, Chicago, Illinois – 1980
Appointed to Advisory Committee, State of Alabama, Department of Mental Health – 1980
Appointed as consultant to the State of Alabama, Department of Mental Health – 1979
Consultant, U.S. Department of Justice Civil Rights Division, Special Litigation Section – 1977
Appointed by U.S. District Judge J. Foreman to a three-member panel of medical experts to advise on
health conditions at Menard Correctional Center, Menard, Illinois – 1976
AWARDS
NCCHC Bernard Harrison Award for Distinguished Service to the Field of Correctional Medicine  2010
Armond Start Award for Excellence in Correctional Medicine, Society of Correctional Physicians – 1999
American Correctional Health Services Association Distinguished Service Award – 1992
PUBLICATIONS
Michael Puisis, editor, Ronald Shansky, associate editor, The Clinical Practice in Correctional Medicine,
second edition, 2006.
Schiff, G., Shansky, R., chapter: “The Challenges of Improving Quality in the Correctional Health Care
Setting,” in The Clinical Practice in Correctional Medicine, second edition, 2006.
Schiff, G.; Shansky, R.; Kim, S., chapter: “Using Performance Improvement Measurement to Improve
Chronic Disease Management in Prisons,” in The Clinical Practice in Correctional Medicine, second
edition, 2006.
Anno, B.J., Graham, C., Lawrence, J., and Shansky, R. Correctional Health Care – Addressing the Needs
of the Elderly, Chronically Ill, and Terminally Ill Inmates. National Institute of Corrections, 2004.
Schiff, G., Shansky, R., chapter: “Quality Improvement in the Correctional Setting,” in The Clinical
Practice in Correctional Medicine, 1998.
How-To Manual, Quality Improvement in a Correctional System, State of Georgia, Department of
Corrections, 1995.
Journal of Prison and Jail Health, Editorial Board; 1988 – present.
Shansky, R., “Advances in HIV Treatment: Administrative, Professional and Fiscal Challenges in a
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Correctional Setting,” Journal of Prison and Jail Health, Volume 9, Number 1.
B. Jaye Anno, Ph.D., Prison Health Care: Guidelines for the Management of an Adequate Delivery
System, 1991; Member of Editorial Advisory Board.
Coe, J., Kwasnik, P., Shansky, R., chapter: “Health Promotion and Disease Prevention” in B. Jaye Anno,
Ph.D., Prison Health Care: Guidelines for the Management of an Adequate Delivery System, 1991.
Hoffman, A.; Yough, W.; Bright-Asare, P.; Abcariam, H.; Shansky, R.; Fitzpatrick, J.; Lidlow, E.; Farber,
M.; Summerville, J.; Petani, C.; Orsay, C.; Zal, D., “Early Detection of Bowel Cancer at an Urban Public
Hospital: Demonstration Project,” Ca – A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, American Cancer Society,
Nov/Dec 1983, Vol. 33, No. 6.
Mehta, P.; Mamdani, B.; Shansky, R.; and Dunea, G., “Double Blind Study of Minoxidil and
Hydralazine.” Sixth International Conference of Nephrology, Florence, Italy – June 1975.
PRISONS INSPECTED
State of Alabama Prisons at Kilby, Holman, Fountain, Tutweiller, Staton, and Draper
Parchman State Prison, Mississippi Jefferson County and Birmingham City Jails, Alabama
Arizona State Prison, Florence, Arizona
Washington County Jail, Fayetteville, Arkansas
California Medical Facility, Vacaville
California State Penitentiary, San Quentin
Colorado State Penitentiaries, Centennial, Fremont, Territorial
District of Columbia Jail at Occoquan
Florida Prison System
Florida County Jails, including Monroe County, Pasco County and Polk County
Krome Detention Facility (INS), Miami, Florida
Department of Juvenile Justice, State of Georgia
Georgia Diagnostic Center, Jackson, Georgia
Hawaii Prison System
Menard Correctional Center, Illinois
Rock Island County Jail, Rock Island, Illinois
Indiana State Penitentiary, Michigan City, Indiana
Indiana Reformatory, Pendleton, Indiana
Lake County Indiana Jail, Crown Point, Indiana
Maine State Prison, Thomaston, Maine
State Prison of Southern Michigan
New Hampshire State Penitentiary, Concord
New York City Jails
Sing Sing Penitentiary, New York
Ohio Women’s Prison
State of Vermont Prison System
Walla Walla State Penitentiary, Washington
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Wisconsin State Penitentiaries at Waupan, Fox Lake, Taycheedah and Dodge
SURVEYED MEDICAL PROGRAMS
Federal Bureau of Prisons, approximately 20 facilities
INTERNATIONAL INSPECTION
Israeli Prisons and Jails Housing Palestinian Detainees
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MANUEL DAVID ROMERO
EDUCATION
1982–1989
University of New Mexico
 B.A., Criminal Justice.
 A.S., Correctional Studies.
Albuquerque, NM
MILITARY
1970–1977
United States Air Force
Honorable Discharge
LANGUAGES
English, Spanish
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERS HIPS
American Correctional Association Professional Member
American Jail Association
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2000–Present Manuel D. Romero Inc. (Formerly known as Manuel
Romero Consulting Services.)
Belen, New Mexico
President and owner/Corrections Consulting Services *
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Develop comprehensive reports on correctional institutional operations.
Develop corrective action/compliance plans.
Provide expert testimony in court cases on correctional issues.
Provide recommendations for achieving acceptable prison and jail
standards.
Provide auditing, monitoring and management strategies for
governmental agencies, courts and private institutions on correctional
matters.
Conduct operational and staffing analysis of jails, prisons and juvenile
institutions.
Review facility design plans.
* Attached is a listing of some of the specific services performed, correctional
facilities visited and inspected (Section I., pages 7-15), and a listing of testimony
at trial, depositions, affidavits and expert reports developed for specific court
cases. (Section II., pages 16-20).
2007-Present N.M. Association of Counties
Loss Prevention Specialist
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Santa Fe, NM
Conduct operational assessments of county jails throughout NM.
Develop sample jail policies and procedures.
Provide technical assistance to jails throughout NM.
1607 BEN SAN AVENUE • BELEN, NEW MEXICO 87002 • OFFICE PHONE (505) 861-3944
FAX PHONE (505) 861-3948 • HOME PHONE (505) 864-2560
1999–2000
GRW Corporation
Brentwood, TN
Vice President
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Provided consulting services for adult and juvenile facilities.
Conducted operational reviews of detention facilities.
Conducted inspections of detention facilities.
Developed cost analysis and staffing plans for proposed facilities.
1996–1999
New Mexico Corrections Department
Santa Fe, NM
Deputy Secretary of Operations
Supervised:
Adult Prisons Division
Medical Services
Probation and Parole Division
Mental Health Services
Corrections Industries Division Substance Abuse Programs
Corrections Academy Division Special Investigations
 Played a key role in vacating the Duran Consent Decree.
 Was the Corrections Department lead in designing new correctional
facilities, renovations, and in the design of a multi-million dollar Mental
Health Treatment Center.
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Responsible for budgeting and personnel issues.
Coordinated with other agencies in areas of mutual interest.
Conducted inspections of correctional facilities.
Developed and implemented operational and program strategies.
Conducted after action reports of major incidents.
Oversaw capital improvement projects.
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1995–1996
Santa Fe, NM
Director of Adult Prisons
Supervised:
State Prison Operations (Wardens)
Classification Bureau
Health Services Bureau
Safety Program
Compliance Bureau
Environmental Programs
Education Bureau
Inmate Records
 Oversaw the operational aspects of the Duran Consent Decree.
 Administered Major Contracts for:
Inmate Medical Treatment
Food Service
Women’s Prison
County Jail Agreements
 Responsible for one-hundred and seven million dollar budget for the
Adult Prisons Division.
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1994-1995
Santa Fe, NM
Deputy Director, Adult Prisons Division
Supervised:
Health Services Bureau Education Bureau
Compliance Bureau
Safety Program
 Assisted the Director in overseeing prison operations.
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1992–1993
Administration of Corrections
Ponce, Puerto Rico
Complex Administrator, (Warden)
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Provided supervision to six correctional institutions, wardens and staff.
Established the organizational structure for a correctional complex.
Implemented a comprehensive court stipulation addressing all areas of
prison management.
Developed and implemented a comprehensive training program for staff.
Developed and implemented policy and procedures for all aspects of
prison management.
Prepared and presented comprehensive reports for the Commonwealth,
Plaintiffs’ Counsel and the Federal Court on progress with court-ordered
mandates.
1992
United States District Court
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Consultant to the Court
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Appointed as a security and staffing court expert by the US District Court
in Puerto Rico.
Inspected correctional facilities and submitted finding of fact and
recommendations to the Office of the Court Monitor.
1991–1992
Santa Fe, NM
Deputy Director
Supervised:
Health Services Bureau Education Bureau
Compliance Bureau
Safety Program
 Monitored contractual services.
 Assisted the Director of Adult Prisons.
Appointed as the chief negotiator for the New Mexico Corrections
Department for the Settlement Agreement resulting in the vacating of four
(4) prisons from the Consent Decree.
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1989–1991
United States District Court
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Deputy Court Monitor
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Responsible for monitoring the Morales Feliciano vs. Hernandez Colon
Prison case involving thirty-two (32) correctional facilities and
approximately 10,000 inmates, including pre-trial detainees, sentenced
male and female adults, young male and young female adults.
Audited and inspected correctional facilities throughout Puerto Rico.
Provided written recommendations to the Federal Court for improving
the prison system.
Created comprehensive reports on inmate classification, inmate programs,
use of force, security and general compliance.
Conducted investigations and finding of facts and reports for the Federal
Court.
1987–1989 Central New Mexico Correctional Facility
NM
Los Lunas,
Associate Warden
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Supervised the following institutional programs:
Medical and Mental Health Services Education Department
Recreation Department
Classification Department
Inmate Records
Religious Services
Visiting Program
Inmate Self Help Groups
Citizen Volunteer Programs
1981–1987 Central New Mexico Correctional Facility Los Lunas, NM
Institutional Compliance Monitor/Correctional Officer
Held positions of Correctional Officer, Lieutenant, and Correctional
Administrator.
As a Correctional Officer:
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security posts, responsible for inmate supervision and
maintaining of security.
As a Lieutenant and Correctional Administrator:
 Established the Office of the Compliance Monitor.
 Supervised Compliance Office operations.
 Developed and maintained Policies and Procedures.
 Investigated Duran Consent Decree violations.
 Coordinated and prepared compliance reports for the Central Office and
the Special Master in the Duran Consent Decree.
 Provided training and consultation on compliance matters.
 Developed corrective action plans.
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TRAINING
2013
Attended training to become USDOJ certified PREA auditor
Potomac, Maryland
2012
OSHA Compliance and Workplace Safety
National Seminars
2011
Juvenile Justice Training
2011
Suicide Prevention Seminar
2010
Administering Small and Medium Size Jails
National Institute of Corrections
2010
Jails as Part of County Government
2009
Executive Leadership/Succession Planning
2007
Employment Law Seminar
2007
HIV Update/TB in Jails
2007
Jail Diversion/Mental Health Awareness
2007
Microsoft Outlook/Intermediate
2000
Monitoring Protocols
1999
Civil Rights Training
1998
Training for Deputy Secretaries
1998
Thinking Outside the Lines National Seminars
1997
Critical Incident Exercise Planning
1996
Training for Deputy Secretaries
1995
Training Seminar for Staffing Management Concepts
1995
Training Seminar for Deputy Directors
1990
Prisoners Rights Law Seminar/Prison Rights Project
1988
Public and Media Training for Staff Trainers
1987
Chemical Agents Training
1987
Relief Factor Management Systems Training
1985
Tactical Hostage Negotiations
1984
Training for Staff Trainers
1984
Hostage Negotiations Seminar
Federal Bureau of Investigations
Ami Kids
Lindsay Hayes
New Mexico Association of Counties
New Mexico Dept. of Health
Interagency Forensic Network
New Mexico Association of Counties
Pricewaterhouse Coopers / USDOJ
General Services Division Santa Fe, NM
Rockhurst College
S.N.M.C.F.
Hatrack
John Boston
US Dept. of Justice
Law Enforcement Academy
Hatrack
Dept. of Energy Training Academy
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1981
Correctional Officer Basic Training
NM Corrections Academy
1981
Correctional Officer Orientation, on the job training
1973
Non-Commissioned Officer Leadership School
1970
Aircraft Maintenance Specialist Training
1970
Air Force Basic Training
C.M.N.C.F.
US Air Force
Chanute Air Force Base
San Antonio, TX
ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES
2014
Department of Justice Certified PREA Auditor-Adult Prisons and Jails
2010
Appointed as Chairman of the New Mexico Association of Counties Professional
Adult Detention Standards Council.
2007
Appointed by the New Mexico Attorney General (Gary K. King) to the Task Force
on Correctional Facilities Oversight.
2001
Acknowledged as a member of the publication advisory group in the publication
“Correctional Health Care: Guidelines for the Management of an Adequate
Delivery System.” (Prepared under cooperative agreement number 98PO2GIH4
from the National Institute of Corrections, U. S. Department of Justice. B. Jaye
Anno, PHD., CCHP-A, Author)
1997
Acknowledged as a correctional professional who provided significant assistance in
the revision to the publication “Guidelines for the Development of a Security
Program”, Second Edition for the American Correctional Association .
1993
Developed and implemented a $200,000.00 Federal Grant at the Ponce
Correctional Complex in Puerto Rico that served as the first pre-release program in
the correctional system
1989
As project administrator, developed and proposed a $161,945.00 Federal Grant that
would attempt to reduce recidivism by developing parenting skills for inmates and
their families. Grant was awarded for a three-year period and was implemented at
the Central New Mexico Correctional Facility.
AWARDS RECEIVED
1988
Institutional Professional Letter of Commendation
1987
Institutional Professional Letter of Appreciation
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1986
Institutional Professional Letter of Commendation Corrections Dept. Meritorious
Service Award
1985
Institutional Professional Letter of Commendation
1984
Institutional Letter of Appreciation
1984
New Mexico Corrections Department Employee of the Year Nominee
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Specific services performed, correctional facilities visited and inspected
and expert reports. (Because I have been requested in the past to list some areas separately
and due to the fact that some of those areas overlap, there may be repetition between Section I.,
Specific services performed, correctional facilities visited and inspected and Section II., Testimony
at trial, depositions, affidavits and expert reports developed for specific court cases.) Updated
March 17, 2015
2015/(2007-2015) In addition to Manuel D Romero Inc., as a Loss Prevention Specialist for the
N.M. Association of Counties in Santa Fe, NM throughout the year I conduct operational
assessments of county jails throughout New Mexico. I also develop sample jail policies and
procedures as well as provide technical assistance to jails throughout New Mexico on an ongoing
basis.
2015/2014 Developed an expert report for Plaintiff’s Counsel in the case of Tutty and Artiglio vs.
Mohave County in the United States District Court of Arizona, Case No. CV 13-08201-PHX-GMS
on October 24, 2014. Deposed on January 13, 2015. Lead Attorney, Lee Phillips.
2015/(2008-2015 Inspected the Harris County Jail in Houston, Texas for the United States
Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division on July 8-12, 2008 and on August 4-8, 2008.
Developed an expert report. Inspected the Harris County Jail on January 5-8, 2015. Developing
an expert report. Lead attorney, William Maddox.
2015/(2005-2015) Selected as an Auditor by Plaintiffs and Defendants on February 21, 2005 to
evaluate and monitor Defendants’ compliance with the terms of Stipulated Settlement Agreement
between Plaintiffs and Defendants in the McClendon, et. al., vs. the City of Albuquerque, et. al.,
Civ-95-0024 MV/ACT, United States District for the District of New Mexico. Developed an
Operations Auditors Report September 29, 2005 and a findings letter on October 1, 2007. 20052009- Continued inspecting, evaluating and developing verbal Status Reports. Reappointed as
Court Evaluator on Conditions of Confinement on December 7, 2011 by the Federal Court.
Developed expert report on February 6, 2012. Developed an expert report on December 23, 2014
for the Court and the Parties. Ongoing process of inspecting, evaluating and developing verbal and
written Status Reports and participating in settlement conferences and court hearings on a regular
basis throughout 2013 and continuing in 2015. Defendants' Counsel, Luis Robles and Jeff Baker;
Plaintiffs' Counsel, Zachary Ives and Mark Donatelli.
2015(2014) Appointed as a member of the Monitor’s Team in the case of United States of America
vs. Territory of the Virgin Islands, Civil Action N. 1986-265, for the District of the Virgin Islands
Division of St. Croix. (Golden Grove Correctional Facility) Conducted a site visit on July 12-16,
2014, September 7-13, 2014 and on December 8-11, 2014. Provided technical assistance in policy
and procedure development in December 2014. Developed an expert report on January 11, 2015.
2014(2013) Inspected the Los Angeles County Jail System in California, on September 16-20, 2013
for the United States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division. Provided technical assistance to
the USDOJ on matters of jail conditions and use of force against prisoners. Lead Attorney, Luis
Saucedo and Cathy Trainer.
2014(2011-2014) Conducted an assessment of the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office regarding
limited English proficient individuals. The assessment was conducted pursuant to the Title VI of
the Civil Rights Act of 1964 (“Title VI”) for the United States Department of Justice, Civil Rights
Division. Conducted a visit on January 24-28, 2011, developed an expert report in August 31,
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2011. Deposed August 14, 2014 in the case of the United States v. Maricopa County, Arizona, et
al. Case Number CV 12-00981-ROS, in the United States District Court District of Arizona. Lead
Attorney, Jack Morse. Lead attorney, Nicole Hedrick and Jack Morse.
2014/(2013) Developed an expert report for Plaintiff’s Counsel in the case of Prasad vs. County of
Sutter, in the United States District for the Eastern District of California, Case No. 2:12-cv-00592TLN-JFM on October 10, 2013. Deposed on February 5, 2014. Lead Attorney, Kathryn Mantoan.
2014/(2010/2014) Inspected the Erie County Jail system in Buffalo, NY for the United States
Department of Justice Civil Rights Division on November 29-December 3, 2010. Inspected the
Erie County Jail on June 5-7, 2012, developed an expert report. Inspected the Erie County Jail on
November 27-29, 2012. Inspected the Erie County Jail on December 7-8, 2012, developed an expert
report. Inspected the Erie County Jail on June 12-14, 2013, developed an expert report. Inspected
the Erie County Jail on November 20-22, 2013, developed an expert report. Inspected the Erie
County Jail on May 13-16, 2014, developed an expert report. Lead attorney, Zazy Lopez.
2014/(2011-2014) Inspected the Lake County Jail in Indiana on April 25-28, 2011 for the United
States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, developed an expert report. Inspected the Lake
County Jail on September 26-30, 2011, developed an expert report. Inspected the Lake County Jail
on April 30-May 3, 2012, developed an expert report. Inspected the Lake County Jail on October
8-11, 2012, developed an expert report. Inspected the Lake County Jail on May 6-9, 2013,
developed an expert report. Inspected the Lake County Jail on December 16-19, 2013, developed
an expert report. Inspected the Lake County Jail on May 26-30, 2014, developed an expert report.
Inspected the Lake County Jail on October 6-9, 2014, developed an expert report. Lead attorney,
William Maddox.
2013/(2009-2011-2013) Inspected the Orange County Jail in Santa Ana, California for the United
States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division on April 13-17, 2009, developed an expert
report. Inspected the Orange County Jail on September 27-30, 2010. Developed an expert report
February 6, 2011. Inspected the Orange County Jail on April 23-25, 2013. Developed a draft
expert report. Lead attorney, Christopher Cheng.
2013/2012-2013 Inspected the Orleans Prison Parish in New Orleans, Louisiana on April 3-5, 2012
for the United States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division. Inspected the Orleans Prison
Parish on December 17-20, 2012. Developed an expert report. Testified in Federal Court as an
expert witness for the USDOJ Civil Rights Division in the case of Lashawn Jones and the United
States of America vs. Sheriff Marlin Gusman, in the United States District Court Eastern District
of Louisiana Civil Action No. 2:12-cv-00859. Lead Attorney, Corey Sanders.
2013/2011-2013/Developed an expert report on November 7, 2011 for Plantiff’s Counsel in the
case of Ronald Dawson vs. Jennings County Sheriff, Indiana, Cause No. 40D01-1010-CT-325,
Jennings Superior Court. Deposed on February 2, 2013. Plantiff’s Counsel, Steve Oliver.
2013/(2009-2013) Inspected the Harrison County Jail in Gulfport Mississippi on February 10-13,
2009, for the United States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, developed an expert
report. Inspected the Harrison County Jail on January 4-7, 2010, developed an expert report.
Inspected the Harrison County Jail on August 30-September 2, 2010, developed an expert report.
Developed an expert report on August 29, 2011. Inspected the Harrison County Jail on November
14-16, 2012. Developed an expert report. Continue to work on case in 2013. Lead attorney,
Christopher Cheng.
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2012/Retained by United States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division in March 2012 to
review employment practices in the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation.
Conducted site visits of the Wasco State Prison, North Kern State Prison and the Solano State
Prison on December 5-6, 2012. Lead Attorney, Raheemah Abdulaleem.
2012/(2011-2012) Developed an expert report on June 25, 2010 for Plaintiff’s Counsel in the case
of Collins, Jaramillo, K. Chavez and A Chavez vs. Bustamante, Carr, Cooper, Hickson, Ulibarri,
Hernandez, Perez, Cecil, Jones, Corrections Corporation of America and Correctional Medical
Services. Case No. 09-cv-634 JH/WDS, in the United States District Court for the District of New
Mexico. Deposed on November 16, 2010 and September 1, 2011. Testified in Federal Court on
November 9 and 13, 2012. Lead attorney, Mark Fine.
2012/(2009-2012) Inspected the Sebastian County Jail in Fort Smith Arkansas for the United States
Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division on June 15-18, 2009, developed an expert report.
Inspected the Sebastian County Jail on December 1-3, 2009, developed an expert report. Inspected
the Sebastian County Jail on August 24-25, 2010, developed an expert report. Inspected the
Sebastian County Jail on June 14-16, 2011, developed an expert report. Inspected the Sebastian
County Jail on August 7-9, 2012, developed an expert report. Lead attorney, Christopher Cheng.
2012/(2009-2012) Inspected the Wilson County Jail in Lebanon, Tennessee for the United States
Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division on January 13-16, 2009, developed an expert report.
Inspected the Wilson County Jail on August 5-6, 2009, developed an expert report. Inspected the
Wilson County Jail on February 16-19, 2010, developed an expert report. Inspected the Wilson
County Jail on September 22-24, 2010, developed an expert report. Developed an expert report on
June 10, 2011. Developed a final compliance letter on May 31, 2012. Lead attorney, Michelle
Leung.
2012/Inspected the Golden Grove Correctional Facility on March 6-9, 2012 for the United States
Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, developed an expert report. Inspected the Golden
Grove Correctional Facility on May 22-24, 2012. Lead Attorney, Emily Gunston.
2012/(2010-2012) Developed an expert report on April 22, 2010 for Plaintiff’s Counsel in the case
of Spurlock, Carrasco and Carrera vs. Anthony Townes, Barbara Wagner and Corrections
Corporation of America. Case No. 1:09-cv-00786WJ-DJS, in the United States District Court for
the District of New Mexico. Deposed on June 30, 2010. Testified in Federal Court on February 6,
2012. Lead attorney, Paul Kennedy.
2011/(2008-2011) Inspected the Miami-Dade County Jail in Miami, Florida for the United States
of Justice, Civil Rights Division on June 9-13, 2008. Developed an expert report. Inspected the
Miami-Dade County Jail on November 30-December 2, 2011. Lead attorney, Regina Jansen.
2011/(2006-2011) Retained on April 7, 2006, as an expert to assist in evaluating the
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico’s implementation of a Consent Decree for the United States
Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division. Inspected (3) three juvenile institutions on August
28-29, 2006. Inspected 7 (seven) juvenile institutions in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico on
March 28-30, 2007 and on April 11-13 2007. I evaluated juvenile issues related to protection from
harm, in the form of abuse, mistreatment, and neglect. I also assessed the incident management
policies and practices in the Commonwealth’s juvenile facilities relating to abuse and mistreatment
allegations. Submitted a Declaration on April 30, 2007 in the case of United States vs.
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, et al. Civil Action No. 94-2080(CCC) for the United States
Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division. Submitted an Affidavit on February 22, 2008
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regarding Staffing, Supervision of Youth, and Control of Contraband and an expert report on May
27, 2008. Inspected a juvenile facility (Ponce Boy’s) on July 28-29, 2009, developed a summary
report. Inspected two youth facilities on December 14-15, 2009, developed an expert summary
report on January 26, 2010. Inspected four youth facilities on December 13-17, 2010, developed
an expert report March of 2011and submitted a Declaration on August 7, 2011. Lead attorneys,
Shaheena Simons and Luis Saucedo.
2011/(2003-2011) Inspected the Oklahoma County Jail in Oklahoma City for the United States
Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, in May and August 2003 (2 visits), developed an
expert report. Inspected on April 25-27, 2007, developed an expert report. Inspected the Oklahoma
County Jail on March 15-17, 2010, developed an expert report. Inspected the Oklahoma County
Jail on May 16-18, 2011, developed an expert report. Lead attorneys, Chris Cheng and Verlin
Deerinwater.
2011/Developed an expert report on January 18, 2011 for Plaintiffs’ Counsel in the case of Ramirez
vs. Trujillo/CCA. Case No. CV 10-0448(DJS/ACT), in the United States District Court for the
District of New Mexico. Lead attorney, Mark Fine.
2011/Inspected the Walnut Grove Youth Correctional Facility in Walnut Grove, Miss. on January
10, 2011 for the United States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, developed an expert
report. Lead attorney, Regina Jansen.
2010/Conducted a site-visit to the Evins Regional Juvenile Center on July 15-16, 2010, located in
McAllen, Texas for the United States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division. In the case of
United States of America vs. State of Texas et. al. Case No. 7:08 cv 00038, in the United States
District Court for the Southern District of Texas McAllen Division. Lead attorney, Sheridan
England.
2010/(2007-2010) Inspected the Dougherty County Jail in Albany, Georgia for the United States
Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division on August 20-23, 2007, developed an expert report.
Inspected the Dougherty Jail in Albany Georgia on March 29-31, 2010, developed an expert report.
Lead attorney, Arethea Coles and Zazy Lopez.
2010/Developed an expert report on January 13, 2010 for Defendant’s Counsel in the case of the
Estate of Brenda Sue Smith vs. Lenawee County, et al. Case No. 2:09-cv-10648-DML-MJH, in
the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan – Southern Division. Lead
attorney, James Bodary.
2009/(2002-2009)/Inspected the Santa Fe County Jail in Santa Fe, New Mexico for the United
States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division in 2002 (prepared report). Inspected on May
11-13, 2004 and on July 7-9, 2004 (developed an expert report). Inspected on March 29-31, 2005
(developed a Status Report). Inspected on July 6-7, 2005 (developed an Expert Report). Inspected
on February 14-16, 2006 (developed an Expert Report). Inspected on August 1-3, 2006 (developed
an expert report). Inspected on March 13-15, 2007 (developed an expert report). Inspected on
February 19-21, 2008 (developed an expert report). Inspected on June 24-25, 2008 (developed an
informal report). Inspected on October 14-15, 2008 (developed an expert report). Inspected on
April 21-22, 2009 (developed an expert report). Inspected on October 6-7, 2009. Lead attorney,
Kerry Krentler Dean.
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2009/Inspected the Marion County Jail in Ocala, Florida for the United States Department of
Justice, Civil Rights Division on August 24-28, 2009, developed an expert report. Lead attorney,
Sheridan England.
2009/Developed an expert report on March 11, 2009 for Defendant’s Counsel in the case of Borck
vs. Lanowee County, Civil No. 07-CV 15124, In The United States District Court of Michigan.
Lead attorney, James W. Bordary.
2009/(2008-2009) Deposed in the case of Rickey Ray Simpson vs. NMCD and Wexford Health
Sources CIV- No. 07-942-BRB/WDA, In The US District Court for the District of New Mexico on
February 3, 2009. Developed an expert report for Plaintiffs Counsel on November 24, 2008.
Plaintiffs Counsel, Mark Fine/Kirtan Khalsa.
2008/Deposed on March 11, 2008 at the request of Defendants Counsel and summoned by Plaintiffs
Counsel to testify as the McClendon Auditor in the case of Donala Chavez on behalf of David M.
Bush vs. The City of Albuquerque, CIV-07-476, United States District Court of New Mexico.
Defendants Counsel, Kathryn Levy
2007/Inspected the Cook County Jail in Chicago, Illinois for the United States Department of
Justice, Civil Rights Division on June 18-21, 2007 and July 24-27, 2007. Developed an expert
report. Lead attorney, Kerry Krentler.
2007/Retained by Plaintiffs Counsel in the Hutto Family Detention Center Case, Civ. No. A-07CA-164-SS. Developed an expert report on June 2007. Plaintiffs Counsel, Vanita Gupta. (Case
settled.)
2007/Inspected the Worcester County Jail in West Boylston, Massachusetts for the United States
Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division on February 13-15, 2007 and, May 9-10 2007.
Developed an expert report. Lead attorney, Tammi Simpson.
2007/Retained by Defendants Counsel in a wrongful death action at the Dona Ana County
Detention Center and developed an expert report on May 3, 2007 in the case of Avalos vs. Dona
Ana County, et al. United States District Court of New Mexico, Civ. No. 06-0836 RB/LAM.
Defendant’s Counsel, Rusty Babington. (Case settled.)
2007/Developed an expert report on March 1, 2007 for Defendant’s Counsel in the case of Gonzalez
vs. The City of New York, et al. Civil Case No. 6182(BSJ)(GWG), United States District Court
Southern District of New York. Defendant’s Counsel, John H. Graziadei. (Case settled.)
2007/Testified as Plaintiff’s Expert on February 6, 2007 in the case of Robert Gallagher vs. Michael
Sousa, Al Saucier and Gregory Turner, et al. Civil Case No. 00-CV-11859 (RWZ), United States
District of Massachusetts. Plaintiff’s Counsel, Stephen Hrones. (Case dismissed.)
2007/(2006-2007)/Inspected the intake process of 29 New Mexico County Detention Centers
(Adult and Juvenile Centers) for the New Mexico Association of Counties between December 2006
and July 2007.
2006/Deposed as Plaintiff’s Expert on October 19, 2006 and developed an expert report on July
24, 2006 for Plaintiff’s Counsel in the case of Justin Joseph Rueb vs. Adams County Jail, Case NO:
99-cv-1093-REB-PAC, United States District Court of Colorado. Plaintiff’s Counsel, Chad King,
Denver, Colorado. (Case settled.)
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2006/Developed a preliminary draft expert report on November 2, 2006 for Plaintiff’s Counsel in
the case of Rudy Lujan vs. Corrections Corporation of America Crowley County Correctional
Facility, Civil Action No. 06-cv-00054-REB-BNB, United States District of Colorado. Plaintiff’s
Counsel, Bill Trine. (Case settled)
2006/Developed an expert report on May 2, 2006 and deposed as Plaintiff’s Expert on August 21,
2006 in the case of Carranza-Reyes vs. Park County Jail, Civil Action No. 2005-WM-377(BNB),
United States District Court of Colorado. Plaintiff’s Counsel, Bill Trine, Boulder Colorado. (Case
settled.)
2006/Developed an expert on August 11, 2006 for Defendant’s Counsel in the case of Ashley
Lemier v Gary Adkins, et al., Case No. CIV 05-1113 MV/LFG, United States District Court of
New Mexico. Defendant’s Counsel, Slease & Martinez, P.A., Bill Slease. (Case settled)
2006/Retained by Defendant’s Counsel as an expert in the case of Jeramaine Shaw vs. Broward
Sheriff’s Office, Civil Action No. 03-61287 CIV-ALTONAGA. Defendant’s Counsel, Justin D.
Grosz, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. (Case dismissed.)
2006/(2002-2006)/Inspected the McPherson and Grimes Correctional Facilities in New Port,
Arkansas for the United States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division in 2002 (prepared
report). Inspected on March 23-24, 2004 (submitted progress report). Inspected on February 1-3,
2005 (developed a Status Report). Inspected on May 22-23, 2006 (developed an expert report).
2006/(2002-2006)/Inspected the Cleveland Division of Police Holding Cells in Cleveland, Ohio,
for the United States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division in 2002 (prepared report).
Inspected on August 3-4, 2004 (developed a Status Report) and on February 14-15, 2005
(developed a Status Report). Inspected on August 1-2, 2005 (developed an expert report). Inspected
on March 30-31, 2006 (developed expert report). Inspected on November 28-29, 2006.
2005-2006/Conducted on-site visit to Eddy County Jail on October 15-16, 2005, developed an
expert report on November 28, 2005, and deposed as Defendants’ Expert on January 26, 2006 in
the case of Rami Colwell vs. Leslie Johnson and Tony Halpain, Civ-05-450 WJ/RHS, United States
District Court of New Mexico. Defendant’s Counsel, Slease & Martinez, P.A., Bill Slease. (Case
settled.)
2005/Retained as an expert witness for Defendant’s in the case of Cooper, Estate of Morton v.
Washtenaw County, Civ-04-72849(LP-Z) United States District Court, Eastern District of
Michigan, Southern Division, Defendant’s Counsel, Ian James Reach. Developed one (1) expert
report on September 2, 2005. (Case dismissed.)
2005/Retained by Counsel for Petitioner on behalf of Liberty Behavioral Health Corporation, vs.
Department of Children and Family Services Case no. 05-54CF, State of Florida, Law Firm of
Pennington, Moore, Wilkinson, Bell & Dunbar, P.A. Deposed for Petitioner on August 23, 2005
and testified at administrative hearing on August 24, 2005.
2005/Inspected the Saint Elizabeth’s Mental Health Hospital in Washington, D. C. for the United
States Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division on June 20-24, 2005. Developed an expert
report. Lead attorney, Jey Yon Jung.
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2005/Provided technical assistance to Liberty Healthcare Corporation in reviewing and revising the
Florida Civil Commitment Center security manual and provided staff training strategies on June
17, 2005.
2005/Developed one (1) expert report on May 16, 2005 and deposed as Plaintiff’s Expert on June
8, 2005 in the case of Kenneth Robinson vs. Coweta County, GA., et al., Civil Case No 1:02-CV1120 BBM, In the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, Atlanta
Division. Plaintiff’s Counsel, Belinda Jones.
2005/Retained as Plaintiff’s Expert Witness in the case of Inmates vs. Crowley County Correctional
Facility, Corrections Corporation, April 13, 2005. Plaintiffs’ Counsel, Bill Trine.
2005/(2003-2005)/Retained as an expert witness for Defendant in August 2003 and conducted a
site visit to Rikers Island Correctional Complex in September 2003, conducted a site visit to Rikers
Island Correctional Complex in October 2004, developed an expert report December 23, 2004,
deposed as Defendants' Expert on March 2, 2005 for defendants on the use of force in the case of
Adam Ingles vs. The City of New York, 01 Civ 8279(DC), class action, United States District
Court, Southern District of New York. Defendants' Counsel, Heidi Grossman and Arthur Larkin.
(Case settled.)
2004-2005/Retained as a security consultant and Interim Safety Director by Liberty Healthcare
Corporation, Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania to provide direct assistance and to develop and
implement a security and safety system at the Florida Civil Commitment Center, Sexual Predator
Facility, Arcadia, Florida, August 2004-February 2005.
2004-2005/Retained as an expert witness for Plaintiff's in the case of Kitchen vs. Humphrey, Civil
Action No. 1:03-CV-8-1(WLS), United States District Court for the Middle District of Georgia
Albany Division. Developed expert report on December 13, 2004. Deposed as Plaintiff’s expert
on April 22, 2005. Plaintiff’s Counsel, King & Spalding LLP, Melissa Howard.
2004/Retained as operational advisor by Rick Pendery, Executive Director for the “Second Chance
Program”. (“Second Chance Program” is the development of an inpatient drug treatment program
in New Mexico.)
2004/Retained as an expert witness for Defendant's in the case of Juberville vs. Washtenaw County,
Case No: 03-73475. Defendant's Counsel, Reach, Ranney and Carpenter, P.C.
2004/Inspected the Carrizales-Rucker Detention Center located in Olmito, Texas, for operational
and security related issues and developed a preliminary expert report in March 2004. Re-inspected
June 2-3, 2004 on behalf of Cameron County, Texas, regarding the Carrizales-Rucker Detention
Center on operations and security in the case of Cameron County vs. Landmark Organization, L.P.,
et al., 404th Judicial District of Cameron County, Texas. Counsel, Trey Martinez. (Case settled)
2004/Inspected the Phillips State Prison in Buford, Georgia as expert witness for Plaintiff in the
case of Bobby James Johnson and Richard Ralph vs. James E. Donald and Michelle Martin, Civil
Action File Nos:1:04-CV-0886-JEC and 1:04-CV-00257-JEC, respectively, United States District
Court, Northern District of Georgia. Report developed. Deposed as Plaintiffs' Expert in July 2004.
Plaintiffs’ Counsel, Sarah Geraghty, Southern Center for Human Rights, Atlanta, Georgia.
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2004/Retained by the United States Marshals Service to conduct an operations assessment of the
Northeast Ohio Correctional Facility in Youngstown, Ohio. Conducted an on site inspection on
March 10-11, 2004. Developed a status report.
2004/Deposed as Plaintiff’s Expert on January 23, 2004 in the case of Pamela Yazzie vs. New
Mexico Corrections Department and Aramark Correctional Services, Inc. , Civil Case No 1492
(BB/DJS), United States District Court, District of New Mexico. Plaintiffs' Counsel, Merit Bennet.
(Case settled)
2003-2004/Retained as an expert witness for Plaintiff in October 2003. Deposed as Plaintiff's
Expert on March 17, 2004, in the case of Fry vs. Suthers; Al Abdulajalil; Buxman; Smith; Bell;
and Craig, United States District Court of Colorado, Civil Action No. 99-MK-2388(CBS)
Plaintiffs' Counsel, Andrew Brake. (Case dismissed)
2003-2004/Retained as an expert witness on October 2003 for Plaintiffs’ Counsel (Southern Center
for Human Rights, Atlanta Georgia). Developed a consulting report. Inspected the Madison
County Jail in Huntsville, Alabama May 24-25, 2004 pursuant to an agreement between Plaintiffs’
and Defendants’ Counsel in the Marshall vs. Dorning CV-78C-5010-NE class action. Plaintiffs'
Counsel, Lisa Kung and Gretchen Rohr. (Case settled)
2003/Developed an expert report on November 11, 2003 for Plaintiffs in the Robert Gallagher vs.
Gregory Turner, Michael Sousa, Al Saucier, Michael Powers, Janice Pina, Larry Dubois, Michael
T. Malony, Paul B. Murphey, Peter Murphy and Adam Rosier, Civil Case No. 00-CV-11859 RWZ,
United States District Court of Massachusetts. Plaintiffs' Counsel, Stephen Hrones.
2003/Retained by the United States Marshals Service in October 2003 to conduct an operational
assessment of the Willacy County Detention Regional Facility. Conducted on site visit on October
15-16, 2003. Developed an expert report in November 2003.
2003/Deposed as Plaintiff’s Expert on September 02, 2003 in the case of Sandra Martinez vs.
United States of America, Civil Case No. 02-1178 MCA/WWD (ACE), United States District
Court, District of New Mexico. Plaintiff's Counsel, Jason Bowles.
2003/Developed one (1) expert report in July 2003 for Plaintiffs' Counsel in the Sandra Martinez
and Paula Vallo vs. United States of America, Civil Case No.-02-1178 MCA/WWD (ACE), United
States District Court, District of New Mexico. Plaintiffs' Counsel, Jason Bowles.
2003/Developed one (1) expert report in May 2003 for Plaintiff’s Counsel in the Pamela Yazzie
vs. New Mexico Corrections Department and Aramark Correctional Services, Inc., Civil Case No.
1492 (BB/DJS), United States District Court, District of New Mexico. Plaintiff's Counsel, Merit
Bennet. (Case settled)
2003/Developed an expert report in May 2003 regarding an inmate death at the Yuma County Jail
in Arizona for Plaintiff's Counsel in Mikkelson vs. Yuma County, Civil Case No. 02-2252-PHXJAT, United States District Court, District of Arizona. Plaintiff's Counsel, Beale, Michael's and
Slack. (Case settled)
2003/Reviewed Use of Force Issues at the Orange County Jail in Goshen, New York for Plaintiffs’
Counsel. Developed two (2) expert reports in March 2003 regarding use of force issues at the
Orange County Jail for Plaintiffs in the case of Merriweather vs. Sherwood; Civil Case No.
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77CIV3421 (CM)(MDF), Class Action, United States District Court, Southern District of New
York. Plaintiffs' Counsel, Scott Thornton. (Case settled)
2003/(2000-2003)/Retained by Plaintiffs’ Counsel in the case of Morales Feliciano vs.
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico [Civil No. 79-4 (PG)]. In 2000 inspected the following facilities in
Puerto Rico: Bayamon 292  Bayamon 308  Bayamon 448  Bayamon 1072  Bayamon
Wackenhut  Camp La Pica  Camp Punta Lima  Camp Zarzal  Guayama CCA  Guerrero
Annex 304  Guerrero Main  Mayaguez Detention Center  Ponce 246  Ponce Main  Ponce Max
 Ponce Young Adults  Ponce Women’s  Ponce Adults CCA  Ponce Intake Center  Ponce
Young Adults CCA  Rio Piedras 448  Rio Piedras 504  Rio Piedras 352 Kitchen  Sabana Hoyos
384  Sabana Hoyos Camp  Sabana Hoyos Intake Center. Developed a comprehensive report on
conditions of confinement of the Puerto Rico Correctional System, both government operated and
privately run facilities for Plaintiffs’ Counsel.
In 2001 inspected the following facilities in Puerto Rico (some up to four times): Bayamon 308
Facility Intake Center  Bayamon 448 Facility  Bayamon 1072 Facility  Bayamon 1072
Detoxification Center  Ft. Allen Correctional Facility  Guavate Correctional Camp  Guayama
296 Facility  Guayama 945 Facility  Guerrero Facility  Ponce Correctional Complex  Sabana
Hoyos Camp  Sabana Hoyos 384 Facility  Sabana Hoyos Intake Center  State Penitentiary Intake
Center  State Penitentiary Main Facility  State Penitentiary UTI Unit  State Penitentiary 352
Facility  Vega Alta Facility for Women. In 2001 developed four conditions of confinement reports
of Puerto Rico Correctional Facilities for Plaintiffs’ Counsel.
In 2002 inspected the following correctional facilities in Puerto Rico for Plaintiffs’ Counsel: Ponce
New Intake Center  Ponce Women’s Facility  Ponce Minimum Facility  Ponce Main Facility 
Ponce 1000 Facility  Ponce Maximum Facility  Bayamon New Intake Center  Bayamon 448
Facility  Juana Diaz (Fort Allen)  Vega Alta Women’s Facility  Punta Lima Facility  Bayamon
1072 Correctional Facility  Bayamon 308 Intake  Guerrero Intake Center  Guayama 500
Correctional Facility  Mayaguez Detention Center  Rio Piedras Intake Center Sabana Hoyos
Correctional Facility  Zarzal Educational/Correctional Facility  Rio Piedras 352 Correctional
Facility  Ponce Intake Center and Modular Detention Units Rio Piedras Correctional Complex
Kitchen (352 Correctional Facility). Developed a conditions of confinement report of Puerto Rico
Correctional Facilities for Plaintiffs’ Counsel.
2003 Inspected the following facilities in Puerto Rico for Plaintiffs’ Counsel: Rio Piedras Intake
Center  Ponce Correctional Complex  Bayamon 308 Correctional Facility  Bayamon 501
Correctional Facility  Bayamon 1072 Correctional Facility  Guerrero Intake Center. Plaintiffs’
Counsel, Carlos Garcia Gutierrez.
2002/Participated in the revision of the Conditions of Confinement Review Standards for the
Department of Justice, pursuant to a contract with IBM Global Services Business Unit (formerly
PricewaterhouseCoopers). Also participated in the presentation of Conditions of Confinement
Review Standards to the Office of the Federal Detention Trustee and the United States Marshals
Service in Washington, D.C.
2002/Reviewed and analyzed a staffing plan and developed a report for the United States Marshals
Service for a proposed correctional facility.
2001-2002/In 2001 conducted conditions of confinement reviews for PricewaterhouseCoopers
(Pursuant to contracts with the US Department of Justice) for the institutions listed below where
US Marshal and Immigration and Naturalization Service detainees are held. Dona Ana County
Detention Center, Las Cruces, NM  CSC Seattle, Seattle, WA  Denver CDF, Aurora, CO 
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Elizabeth CDF, Elizabeth, NJ  Queens CDF (Wackenhut), Jamaica, NY  Davis County Jail,
Farmington, UT  Laredo Processing Center, Laredo, TX  Web County Detention Center, Laredo,
TX  Houston Processing Center, TX  North Alameda County, Oakland, CA  Sacramento
County Jail, Sacramento, CA  Avoyelles Parish Prison, Marksville, LA  Mecklenburg County
Jail, Charlotte, NC  Hillsborough County Jail, Tampa, FL  West Tennessee Detention Facility,
Mason, TN. In 2002 conducted conditions of confinement reviews for PricewaterhouseCoopers
(Pursuant to contracts with the US Department of Justice) for the institutions listed below where
United States Marshals and Immigration and Naturalization Service detainees are held.  Western
Regional Detention Facility at San Diego  San Diego Correctional Facility
2000/Retained by the New Mexico Legislative Corrections Oversight Committee as a Corrections
expert and advisor. Attended committee hearings, developed a security staffing report on New
Mexico Correctional Facilities for the NM Legislative Corrections Oversight Committee and
provided testimony regarding NM prison operations.
2000/Inspected the following facilities in New Mexico: Valencia County Detention Center  Quay
County Detention Center  Dona Ana County Detention Facility  Guadalupe Correctional Facility,
Wackenhut  Lincoln County Detention Center  Laguna Tribal Jail
2000/Inspected the following facilities in various states: San Bernadino County Detention Center,
San Bernadino, CA  Florence Arizona CCC Detention Center  Odessa Detention Center, Texas
 Southern Nevada Correctional Center, NV  Tri-County Detention Center, Ullin, Illinois  Joplin
City Jail, MO  La Bette Correctional Conservation Camp (male and female), KS
1999/(1981 to 1999) Inspected and visited the following New Mexico State Prisons several times:
CNMCF  CMRU  CMU  PNM-MRU  PNM South  PNM North  PNM Main  RCC 
SNMCF  SNM-MRU  WNMCF  Ft. Stanton Correctional Facility  CCA Torrance Facility 
CCA Women’s Facility  Cibola County Detention Center  Hobbs Facility, Wackenhut  Santa
Rosa Facility, Wackenhut
1999/Inspected the Hattyville Correctional Facility in Belize
1998/Inspected the following facilities: Mental Health Unit of the San Carlos Facility in Pueblo,
Colorado  Three Juvenile Detention Facilities in New Mexico
1995/Inspected the following facilities: Dallas County Jail in Texas  Ft. Worth County Jail in
Texas  San Miguel County Jail in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
1992-1989/As Deputy Court Monitor, developed several comprehensive reports on conditions of
confinement of the Puerto Rico Correctional System for the United States District Court, District
of Puerto Rico in the areas of : Use of Force, Inmate Classification, Inmate Activity, General
Conditions, Security, Staffing, Inmate Discipline and Access to Courts. Conducted investigations
and findings of fact reports for the Federal Court. Provided written recommendations to the Federal
Court for improving the prison system in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Visited and inspected
approximately 38 Correctional Facilities in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
I have also visited but not formally inspected the following facilities:
2000/CCA Women’s Facility Grants, New Mexico
1999/Cook County Jail, Chicago, Illinois
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1998/California State Prison, San Quentin, California
1995/Kirkland Correctional Institution, South Carolina • United States Naval Consolidated Brig,
South Carolina • Arizona State Prison, Arizona • Various facilities in Texas (seeking bed space
for New Mexico)
1993/Metropolitan Detention Center (Federal Bureau of Prisons), Puerto Rico
1992/Jamaica (minimum and medium security facilities)
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Testimony at trial, depositions, affidavits and expert reports developed for specific
court cases: Updated March 17, 2015
1. 2015/2014 Developed an expert report for Plaintiff’s Counsel in the case of Tutty and
Artiglio vs. Mohave County in the United States District Court of Arizona, Case No. CV
13-08201-PHX-GMS on October 24, 2014. Deposed on January 13, 2015. Lead
Attorney, Lee Phillips.
2. 2014 Deposed in the case of the United States v. Maricopa County, Arizona, et al. Case
Number CV 12-00981-ROS, in the United States District Court District of Arizona on
August 14, 2014. Lead Attorney, Jack Morse.
3. 2014/2013 Developed an expert report for Plaintiff’s Counsel in the case of Prasad vs.
County of Sutter, in the United States District for the Eastern District of California, Case
No. 2:12-cv-00592-TLN-JFM on October 10, 2013. Deposed on February 5, 2014. Lead
Attorney, Kathryn Mantoan.
4. 2014/2013 Developed an expert report for Plaintiff’s Counsel in the case of Prasad vs.
County of Sutter, in the United States District for the Eastern District of California, Case
No. 2:12-cv-00592-TLN-JFM on October 10, 2013. Deposed on February 5, 2014. Lead
Attorney, Kathryn Mantoan.
5. 2013 Testified in Federal Court as an expert witness on April 1-2, 2013 for the USDOJ
Civil Rights Division in the case of Lashawn Jones and the United States of America vs.
Sheriff Marlin Gusman, in the United States District Court Eastern District of Louisiana
Civil Action No. 2:12-cv-00859. Lead Attorney, Corey Sanders.
6. 2013/2011 Developed an expert report on November 7, 2011 for Plantiff’s Counsel in the
case of Ronald Dawson vs. Jennings County Sheriff, Indiana, Cause No. 40D01-1010-CT325, Jennings Superior Court. Deposed on February 2, 2013. Plantiff’s Counsel, Steve
Oliver.
7. 2012/(2010-2012) Developed an expert report on June 25, 2010 for Plaintiff’s Counsel in
the case of Collins, Jaramillo, K. Chavez and A Chavez vs. Bustamante, Carr, Cooper,
Hickson, Ulibarri, Hernandez, Perez, Cecil, Jones, Corrections Corporation of America
and Correctional Medical Services. Case No. 09-cv-634 JH/WDS, in the United States
District Court for the District of New Mexico. Deposed on November 16, 2010 and
September 1, 2011. Testified in Federal Court on November 9 and 13, 2012. Lead
attorney, Mark Fine.
8. 2012/(2010-2012) Developed an expert report on April 22, 2010 for Plaintiff’s Counsel in
the case of Spurlock, Carrasco and Carrera vs. Anthony Townes, Barbara Wagner and
Corrections Corporation of America. Case No. 1:09-cv-00786WJ-DJS, in the United
States District Court for the District of New Mexico. Deposed on June 30, 2010.
Testified in Federal Court on February 6, 2012. Lead attorney, Paul Kennedy.
9. 2011/Developed an expert report on January 18, 2011 for Plaintiffs’ Counsel in the case
of Ramirez vs. Trujillo/CCA. Case No. CV 10-0448(DJS/ACT), in the United States
District Court for the District of New Mexico. Lead attorney, Mark Fine.
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10. 2010/Developed an expert report on January 13, 2010 for Defendant’s Counsel in the case
of the Estate of Brenda Sue Smith vs. Lenawee County, et al. Case No. 2:09-cv-10648DML-MJH, in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of MichiganSouthern Division. Lead attorney, James Bodary.
11. 2009/Developed an expert report on March 11, 2009 for Defendant’s Counsel in the case
of Borck vs. Lanawee County, Civil No. 15124. In The United States District of Michigan.
Defendants Counsel, James W. Bordary.
12. 2009/Deposed in the case of Rickey Ray Simpson vs. NMCD and Wexford Health Sources
CIV- No. 07-942-BRB/WDA, In The US District Court for the District of New Mexico
on February 3, 2009. Plaintiffs Counsel, Mark Fine and Kirtan Khalsa.
13. 2008/Developed an expert report for Plaintiffs Counsel in the case of Rickey Ray Simpson
vs. NMCD and Wexford Health Sources CIV. No. 07-942-BRB/WDS, In The US District
Court for the District of New Mexico on November 24, 2008. Plaintiffs Counsel, Mark
Fine/Kirtan Khalsa.
14. 2008/Submitted an Expert Report in the case of United States vs. Commonwealth of
Puerto Rico, et al. Civil Action No. 94-2080 (CCC) on May 27, 2008 regarding Staffing,
Supervision of Youth, and Control of Contraband for the United States of Justice, Civil
Rights Division. Lead attorney, Luis Saucedo.
15. 2008/Deposed on March 11, 2008 at the request of Defendants Counsel and summoned
by Plaintiffs Counsel as the McClendon Auditor in the case of Donala Chavez on behalf
of David M. Bush vs. the City of Albuquerque, CIV-07-476, United States District Court
of New Mexico. Defendants Counsel, Kathryn Levy.
16. 2008/Submitted an Affidavit in the case of United States vs. Commonwealth of Puerto
Rico, et al. Civil Action No. 94-2080(CCC) on February 27, 2008 for the United States
Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division. Lead attorney, Luis Saucedo.
17. 2007/Developed an expert report on June 22, 2007 for Plaintiffs Counsel in the case of
Re: Hutto Family Detention Center, Civ. No. A-07-CA-164-SS, United States District
Court for the Western District of Texas Austin Division. Plaintiffs Counsel, Vanita Gupta.
(Case settled.)
18. 2007/Developed an expert report on May 3, 2007 for Defendant’s Counsel in the case of
Avalos vs. Dona Ana County, et al. Civ. No. 06-0836 RB/LAM, United States District
Court of New Mexico. Defendant’s Counsel, Rusty Bagington. (Case settled.)
19. 2007/Submitted a Declaration in the case of United States vs. Commonwealth of Puerto
Rico, et al. Civil Action No. 94-2080(CCC) on April 30, 2007 for the United States
Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division. Lead attorney, Luis Saucedo.
20. 2007/Developed an expert report on March 1, 2007 for Defendant’s Counsel in the case
of Gonzalez vs. The City of New York, et al. Civil Case No. 6182(BSJ)(GWG), United
States District Court Southern District of New York. Defendant’s Counsel, John H.
Graziadei. (Case settled.)
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21. 2007/Testified as Plaintiff’s Expert on February 6, 2007 in the case of Robert Gallagher
vs. Michael Sousa, Al Saucier and Gregory Turner, et al. Civil Case No. 00-CV-11859
(RWZ), United States District of Massachusetts. Plaintiff’s Counsel, Stephen Hrones.
22. 2006/Deposed as Plaintiff’s Expert on October 19, 2006 in the case of Justin Joseph Rueb
vs. Adams County Jail, Case No: 99-CV-1093-REB-PAC, United States District Court of
Colorado. Plaintiff’s Counsel, Chad King, Denver, Colorado. (Case settled.)
23. 2006/Deposed as Plaintiff’s Expert on August 21, 2006 in the case of Carranza-Reyes vs.
Park County Jail, Civil Action No. 2005-WN-377(BNB), United States District Court of
Colorado. Plaintiff’s Counsel, Bill Trine. (Case settled.)
24. 2006/Developed an Expert Report on August 11, 2006 for Defendant’s Counsel in the
case of Ashley Lemier v Gary Adkins, et al., CIV 05-1113 MV/LFG, United States District
Court of New Mexico. Defendant’s Counsel, Bill Slease. (Case settled.)
25. 2006/Developed an expert report on July 24, 2006 for Plaintiff’s Counsel in the case of
Justin Joseph Rueb vs. Adams County Jail, Case NO: 99-cv-1093-REB-PAC, United
States District Court of Colorado. Plaintiff’s Counsel, Chad King, Denver, Colorado.
(Case settled.)
26. 2006/Developed an expert report on May 2, 2006 for Plaintiff’s Counsel in the case of
Moises Carranza-Reyes vs. Park County Jail, Civil Action No. 2005-WM-377 (BNB),
United States District Court of Colorado. Plaintiffs’ Counsel, Bill Trine, Boulder
Colorado. (Case settled.)
27. 2006/Deposed as Defendants’ Expert on January 26, 2006 in the case of Rami Colwell vs.
Leslie Johnson and Tony Halpain, Civ-05-450 WJ/RHS, United States District Court of
New Mexico. Defendants’ Counsel, Bill Slease. (Case settled.)
28. 2005/Developed an expert report on November 28, 2005 for Defendants’ in the case of
Rami Colwell vs. Leslie Johnson and Tony Halpain, Civ-05-450 WJ/RHS, United States
District Court of New Mexico. Defendant’s Counsel, Bill Slease. (Case settled)
29. 2005/Developed the First Operations Auditors Report in McClendon, et. al., vs. the City
of Albuquerque, et. al., Civ-95-0024 MV/ACT, United States District Court of New
Mexico on September 29, 2005. Defendants’ Counsel Jeff Baker, Plaintiffs’ Counsel,
Brian Pori.
30. 2005/Developed one (1) expert report for Defendant’s on September 2, 2005 in the case
of Cooper, Estate of Morton v. Washtenaw County, Civ-04-72849(LP-Z) United States
District Court, Eastern District of Michigan, Southern Division, Defendant’s Counsel, Ian
James Reach. (Case dismissed.)
31. 2005/Deposed for Petitioner on August 23, 2005 and testified at administrative hearing on
August 24, 2005 on behalf of Liberty Behavioral Health Corporation, vs. Department
of Children and Family Services Case no. 05-54CF, State of Florida, Law Firm of
Pennington, Moore, Wilkinson, Bell & Dunbar, P.A .
32. 2005/Deposed as Plaintiff’s Expert on June 8, 2005 in the case of Kenneth Robinson vs.
Coweta County, GA., et al., Civil Case No 1:02-CV-1120 BBM, In the United States
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District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, Atlanta Division. Plaintiff’s Counsel,
Belinda Jones.
33. 2005/Developed one (1) expert report on May 16, 2005 for Plaintiff’s in the case of
Kenneth Robinson vs. Coweta County, GA., et al., Civil Case No 1:02-CV-1120 BBM, In
the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia, Atlanta Division.
Plaintiff’s Counsel, Belinda Jones.
34. 2005/Deposed as Plaintiff’s expert on April 22, 2005 in the case of Kitchen vs.
Humphrey, Civil Action No. 1:03-CV-8-8 (WLS), United States District Court for The
Middle District of Georgia, Albany Division. Plaintiff’s Counsel, Melissa Howard.
35. 2005/Deposed as Defendants' expert on March 2, 2005, on the use of force in the case of
Adam Ingles vs. The City of New York, 01 Civ 8279(DC), class action, United States
District Court, Southern District of New York. Defendants' Counsel, Heidi Grossman
and Arthur Larkin. (Case settled.)
36. 2004/Developed one (1) expert report on December 23, 2004 in the case of Adam Ingles
vs. The City of New York, 01 Civ- 8279(DC), class action, United States District Court,
Southern District of New York. Defendants' Counsel, Heidi Grossman and Arthur Larkin.
(Case settled.)
37. 2004/Developed one (1) preliminary expert report in March 2004 on behalf of Cameron
County, Texas, regarding the Carrizales-Rucker Detention Center on operations and
security. Cameron County vs. Landmark Organization, L.P., et al., 404th Judicial District
of Cameron County, Texas. Counsel, Trey Martinez. (Case settled.)
38. 2004/Developed one (1) expert report on December 14, 2004 in the case of Kitchen vs.
Humphrey, Civil Action No. 1:03-CV-8-1(WLS), United States District Court for the
Middle District of Georgia Albany Division. Plaintiff's Counsel, Melissa Howard.
39. 2004/Inspected the Phillips State Prison in Buford, Georgia as expert witness in the case
of Bobby James Johnson and Richard Ralph vs. James E. Donald and Michelle Martin,
Civil Action File Nos:1:04-CV-0886-JEC and 1:04-CV-00257-JEC, respectively, United
States District Court, Northern District of Georgia. Developed an Expert Report. Deposed
as Plaintiffs' Expert in July 2004. Plaintiffs' Counsel, Sarah Geraghty, Southern Center
for Human Rights, Atlanta, Georgia.
40. 2004/Inspected the Madison County Jail in Huntsville, Alabama pursuant to an agreement
between Plaintiffs’ and Defendants’ Counsel in the Marshall vs. Dorning CV-78C-5010NE class action. Site visit conducted May 24 and 25, 2004. Developed a consulting report.
Plaintiffs' Counsel, Lisa Kung and Gretchen Rohr.
41. 2004/Deposed as Plaintiff's Expert on March 17, 2004, in the case of Fry vs. Suthers; Al
Abdulajalil; Buxman; Smith; Bell; and Craig, United States District Court of Colorado,
Civil Action No. 99-MK-2388(CBS) Plaintiff's Counsel, Andrew Brake. (Case
dismissed.)
42. 2004/Deposed as Plaintiff's Expert on January 23, 2004 in the case of Pamela Yazzie vs.
New Mexico Corrections Department and Aramanrk Correctional Services, Inc. , Civil
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Case No 1492 (BB/DJS), United States District Court, District of New Mexico, Plaintiff's
Counsel, Merit Bennet. (Case settled.)
43. 2003/Developed one (1) expert report on November 11, 2003 for Plaintiff in the Robert
Gallagher vs. Gregory Turner, Michael Sousa, Al Saucier, Michael Powers, Janice Pina,
Larry Dubois, Michael T. Malony, Paul B. Murphey, Peter Murphy and Adam Rosier,
Civil Case No. 00-CV-11859 RWZ, United States District Court of Massachusetts.
Plaintiff's Counsel, Stephen Hrones.
44. 2003/Deposed as Plaintiff’s Expert in September 02, 2003 in the case of Sandra Martinez
vs. United States of America, Civil Case No. 02-1178 MCA/WWD (ACE), United States
District Court, District of New Mexico. Plaintiff's Counsel, Jason Bowles.
45. 2003/Developed one (1) expert report in July 2003 for Plaintiff in the Sandra Martinez
and Paula Vallo vs. United States of America, Civil Case No.-02-1178 MCA/WWD
(ACE), United States District Court, District of New Mexico. Plaintiffs' Counsel, Jason
Bowles.
46. 2003/Developed an expert report in May 2003 for Plaintiff in the Pamela Yazzie vs. New
Mexico Corrections Department and Aramark Correctional Services, Inc., Civil Case No.
1492 (BB/DJS), United States District Court, District of New Mexico. Plaintiff's Counsel,
Merit Bennet. (Case settled.)
47. 2003/Developed one (1) expert report in May 2003 regarding an inmate death at the Yuma
County Jail in Arizona for Plaintiff in Mikkelson vs. Yuma County, Civil Case No. 022252-PHX-JAT, United States District Court, District of Arizona. Plaintiff's Counsel,
Beale, Michaels and Slack. (Case settled.)
48. 2003/Developed two (2) expert reports in March 2003 regarding use of force issues at the
Orange County Jail for Plaintiffs in the Merriweather vs. Sherwood; Civil Case No.
77CIV3421 (CM)(MDF), United States District Court, Southern District of New York.
Plaintiffs' Counsel, Scott Thornton. (Case settled.)
49. 2003/Submitted a Declaration on February 17, 2003 to the United States District Court
Northern District of Georgia Atlanta Division for Plaintiffs in the Fluellen vs.
Wetherington; Civil Case No. 1:02-cv-479. Plaintiffs' Counsel, Tamara Serwer.
50. 2000 to 2002/Developed comprehensive conditions of confinement reports and attached
affidavits to the following as Plaintiffs’ Expert in the case of Morales Feliciano vs.
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico [Civil No. 79-4 (PG)]. In March 2002 conducted an
assessment of conditions of confinement of ten (10) Administration of Corrections
Correctional Facilities, including the Intake Facilities. In October 2001 conducted an
assessment of conditions of confinement of the Administration of Corrections Intake
Centers. In March 2001 developed two (2) Expert Reports assessing the conditions of
confinement of nineteen (19) correctional facilities. In January 2001 conducted an
assessment of conditions of confinement of the Administration of Corrections Intake
Facilities. In October 2000 conducted an assessment to determine if twelve (12)
correctional facilities could be removed from court oversight. Plaintiffs' Counsel, Carlos
Garcia Gutierrez.
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51. 2000/Deposed as Plaintiffs’ Expert Witness in October 2000 in the Morales Feliciano vs.
Pedro Rossello Gonzales prison case. [Civil No. 79-4 (PG)] Plaintiffs' Counsel, Carlos
Garcia Gutierrez.
52. 1999/Testified as a fact witness for Plaintiff in March 1999 in the United States District
Court of Puerto Rico in the Morales Feliciano vs. Pedro Rossello Gonzales prison case.
[Civil No. 79-4 (PG)] Plaintiffs' Counsel, Carlos Garcia Gutierrez.
53. 1997/Submitted affidavit to the United States District Court for the District of New
Mexico on February 19, 1997, regarding overcrowding conditions within the New Mexico
Corrections Department. Duran vs. Johnson (Civil Action No. 77-721-JC) Defendants’
Counsel, Rob Booms.
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Kenneth A. Ray, M.Ed.
Curriculum Vitae
Criminal Justice & Human Service Professional
4200 Woodhaven Ct.
Ashland, KY 41102
606.694.3031
ken@rjsjusticeservices.com
ACADEMIC TRAINING
Doctor of Behavioral Health (D.Bh.) (In Progress), 2012-2015 (Target Completion)
Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ
Area of Study: Integrated Behavioral Health – Correctional programming & clinical services.
Post Graduate Study in Counseling Psychology, 2009-2010
Kentucky Christian University Graduate School of Counseling, Grayson, KY
Area of Study: Completed 6 graduate credits in marriage & family counseling, assessment and treatment.
Master of Education (M.Ed.) in Counseling and Human Development, 1993
Lamar University Graduate College of Education & Human Development, Beaumont, TX
Area of Study: Community and correctional assessment, treatment & prevention of mental health
disorders. Law enforcement & correctional staff selection, assessment, selection.
Emphasis: Individual & group counseling, organizational development, primary care provider license
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Criminal Justice Administration, 1986
Lamar University College of Arts & Sciences, Beaumont, TX
Area of Study: Criminal Justice Management
Emphasis: Community Oriented Policing / Community Relations
Associate of Science (A.S.) in Criminal Justice, 1981
Lane Community College, Social Justice Program, Eugene, OR
Area of Study: Criminal Justice Administration
Emphasis: Law Enforcement Management
Associate of Science (A.S.) in Law Enforcement Management, 1981
Lane Community College Social Justice Program, Eugene, OR
Area of Study: Law Enforcement Services
Emphasis: Community Oriented Policing
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT, INTERNSHIPS, RESIDENCIES
Internships & Residencies:
2006-2007
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Treatment Specialist Supervision
Completed 12 months of State required clinical supervision assessing & treating mentally ill
children, adolescents & their families under the direct supervision of Mr. Gene Henigee, M.S.,
Washington State Child Mental Health Specialist, Colville, WA.
2005-2008
Community Mental Health Counseling State Licensure Supervision
Completed three years assessing, testing, diagnosing, & treating adult & child mental illness in
an outpatient setting. Provided individual, group, couple & family therapy. Performed
involuntary mental health commitment evaluations & admissions. Practiced under the
supervision of Marty King, M.Ed., Clinical Director, Washington State Licensed Mental Health
Counselor, Ferry County Community Services Counseling Center, Republic, WA.
2003-2004
Outpatient Mental Health Counseling State Licensure Supervision
Completed 100 hours assessing, testing, diagnosing & treating adult & child mental illness in an
outpatient setting. Provided individual, couple & family therapy under the supervision of Janet
Erickson, M.S.W., L.C.S.W., Catholic Family & Children’s Center, Yakima, WA.
1992-1993
Graduate Law Enforcement & Criminal Counseling Psychology
Completed 300 hours conducting psychological assessments on criminal justice applicants,
writing interpretation & recommendation reports, completing individual staff development &
training plans, counseled staff on a variety of personal & professional issues. Provided
assessment & treatment of mental health disorders among inmate population. Orange County
Sheriff’s Department & Correctional Facility, Orange, Texas & Lamar University, Dr. Curtis Wills,
Ph.D., Professor Emeritus, Lamar University, Beaumont, TX.
1992
Graduate Community Mental Health Therapist Intern
Completed 225 hours assessing, testing, diagnosing & treating adult & child mental illness in an
outpatient setting. Provided individual, couple & family therapy under the supervision of Sally
Shearer, M.A., L.P.C., Clinical Director & counseling therapist, Life Resources of Southeast Texas
Spindle Top Mental Health & Mental Retardation. Orange, TX.
1992
Graduate Mentally Ill Violent Offender Assessment and Treatment
Completed 225 hours assessing, testing, diagnosis & treating serious violent & mentally ill
imprisoned offenders under the supervision of Dr. John Yarbrough, Ph.D., L.P.C., University of
Texas Medical Branch, Sky View Psychiatric Prison, Rusk, TX.
1985
Undergraduate Community Oriented Policing / Police Juvenile Relations
Lamar University & Vidor Independent School District, Vidor, Texas; Victor Sims, Ph.D., Professor,
Lamar University, Beaumont, TX.
1980-1981
Undergraduate Elementary Teaching and Counseling
Lane Community College and Pioneer Montessori Children’s Hours, AMI, Fred Echendia, M.Ed.,
Owner and Master Instructor, Eugene, OR.
1980
Undergraduate Metropolitan Police Management / Community Oriented Policing
Lane Community College & Eugene Metropolitan Police Department, Captain M. McGlinchey,
Chief of Administration, Eugene, OR.
Professional Training:
1977-Present
Completion of in excess of 4,000 hours professional development training in the areas of
administration, criminal justice, community & public relations, corrections, emergency
management, security management, instruction & teaching, labor relations, law enforcement,
leadership, management, mental health.
PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS
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Certified Corrections Standards & Accreditation Auditor
American Correctional Association Board of Standards & Accreditation,
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Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC)
Washington State Department of Health Professional Licensing Division, Olympia, WA. (Independent
primary behavioral health/social service care provider NPI# 1659415750)
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Board Certified Mental Health Counselor (NCC)
National Board for Certified Counselors, Greensboro, SC
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Child & Adolescent Mental Health Treatment Specialist (CMHS)
Washington State Department of Social & Health Services Mental Health Divisions, Olympia, WA (WAC
388-8865-0150)
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Designated Mental Health Professional (QMHP)
Washington State Department of Social & Health Services Mental Health Divisions, Olympia, WA (RCW
71.05.020, WAC 388-8865-0150)
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Certified Applied Suicide Prevention & Intervention Specialist (ASIST)
Life Span, Inc., Perth, WA.
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Certified Moral Reconnation Therapist
Correctional Counseling, Inc., Memphis, TN.
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Certified Professional Leader Trainer
Achieve Global, Tampa, FL, certification training completed at Washington State Department of
Personnel, Olympia, WA.
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Registered Mental Health Counselor
Washington State Department of Health Professional Licensing Division, Olympia, WA.
Previously Held Professional Credentials:
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Certified Criminal Justice Executive, Manager & Supervisor.
Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission, Burien, WA.
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Licensed Master Peace Officer; Advanced Corrections Officer, Public Safety Telecommunications Officer,
Licensed Criminal Justice Instructor, Certified Crime Prevention Inspector.
Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards & Education, Austin, TX.
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Emergency Management Professional Development Certification.
FEMA, National Emergency Training Center, Emmetsburg, MD.

Licensed Professional Counselor Intern
Texas Department of State Health Services Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors
Austin, TX.
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Certified Jail Manager.
American Jail Association, Hagerstown, MD.
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Certified Correctional Health Professional.
National Commission on Correctional Health Care, Chicago, Ill.
PROFESSIONAL AFFILLIATION
Current:
American College of Forensic Examiners
American Correctional Association
American Counseling Association
American Psychological Association
American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS
International)
Kentucky Counselors Association
Past:
International Association of Chiefs of Police
National Commission on Correctional Healthcare
National Mental Health Counselors Association
National Sheriff’s Association
Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs
Washington Jail Association
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PROFESSIONAL & ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
Professional Experience:
2013-Present
Federal Court Appointed Independent Monitor
In Re: United States v. The Territory of the Virgin Islands Civil Rights Settlement Agreement
Golden Grove Adult Corrections and Detention Facility, St. Croix, Virgin Islands Monitor
compliance with the Agreement, submit compliance reports, and provide technical assistance to
assist Defendants in efforts to comply with the Agreement; mediate issues between the Parties.
2011-Present
Compliance Coordinator for Defendants, Liaison to the United States
In Re United States v. Lake County, IN Correctional Facility
Coordinate Compliance Federal Civil Rights Settlement Agreement; serve as client’s liaison to the
United States Department of Justice.
2009-Present
Consultant/Technical Resource Consultant
United States Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections Washington, DC
Conduct assessment, analysis, and reporting of law enforcement and jail correctional operational,
health services, and security policy, practices according to constitutional and contemporary
standards. Provide recommendations improved compliance, administration, and operations.
2005-Present
Principle/Owner, RJS Justice Services, LLC, Seattle, WA; Ashland, KY
Provide a variety consulting services focusing on criminal justice, law enforcement, corrections
mental health, education, and security. Services include expert witness, organizational & system
assessment & development; operations & fiscal performance analysis and reporting; efficiency
planning & management, leadership; management & operations development & training,
strategic planning, policy & procedure development & revision, risk& liability management.
2008-2011
Pediatric Outpatient & School Based Psychotherapist
Pathways, Inc., Carter County Mental Health Services
Diagnose & treat child mental health disorders, collaborate with parents, provide consultation &
materials to K-6 administrators, teachers & educational support staff on child & adolescent mental
health, social emotional development & learning options for emotionally disturbed students.
2008-2011
Outpatient & Residential Psychotherapist Crisis Stabilization Unit, Pathways, Inc., Ashland, KY
Provide residential and outpatient assessment, diagnosis & treatment of adult & children with
mild to severe mental illness. Mediate & guide resolution of client conflicts, conduct individual &
group therapy, collaborate with medical providers, provide telephone & face-to-face crisis
assessment & counseling. Provide child and adolescent mental health services in school based
settings; provide educator, staff and administration consultations.
2005-2008
Outpatient Psychotherapist & Qualified Mental Health Professional
Ferry County Community Services Counseling Agency, Republic, WA
Assessment, diagnosis & treatment of adult & children with mild to severe mental illness.
Mediated & guided resolution of client relationship, conducted individual & group therapy,
collaborated with medical providers, provided telephone & face-to-face crisis assessment &
counseling. Conducted emergency mental health commitment evaluations at local hospital
emergency rooms, issued involuntary commitment orders & coordinated emergency aftercare.
Provided testimony to local courts, collaborated with local medical, criminal justice, primary &
secondary schools & community. Provided developed, implemented & operated school-based
mental health program.
2006-2008
Pastoral & Spiritual Counseling
Republic Church of the Nazarene, Republic, WA
Provided individual & group faith counseling upon request.
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1976-2005
(Retired) Criminal Justice & Public Safety Professional; OR, TX, and WA States
2004-2005
Interim Director of Corrections
King County Department of Adult and Juvenile Detention, Seattle, WA
Provided executive & administrative oversight & leadership for Washington State’s largest county
institutional & community-based corrections agency consisting of four facilities, 3,000 inmates &
community offenders, 1,000 officers, support & professional staff, $150 million expenditure &
revenue budgets. Evaluated management team performance, oversaw internal investigations,
negotiated with ten bargaining units, conducted & adjudicated staff disciplinary & grievance
hearings, adjudicated inmate grievance appeals. Mediated & guided resolution of internal &
external conflicts. Participated on administrative & special committees, collaborated & consulted
with community human service organizations & other local, county & state officials.
2003-2004
Clinical & Counseling Psychotherapist (professional volunteer)
Catholic Family and Children’s Center, Yakima, WA
Provided assessment, diagnosis, &treatment of adults, children, couples, & families with mild to
severe mental illness. Conducted individual & group therapy, collaborated with medical providers,
provided telephone & face-to-face crisis assessment & counseling.
2001-2004
Pastoral & Spiritual Counseling (Youth Ministry Deacon)
Summit View Church of Christ, Yakima, WA
Provided individual faith counseling upon request.
1995-2004
Director of County Government Security Police
Yakima County Department of Security, Yakima, WA
Researched, developed, implemented & managed the County’s first security police agency.
Provided law enforcement & protection to county government & justice campuses, staff & citizens.
Provided executive protection, violence risk assessment & prevention plans, developed & managed
law enforcement & security policy, security technology & $230,000 operating budget. Provided
leadership, direction & training to commissioned, armed, uniformed officers & supervisors,
consulted & collaborated with government officials & law enforcement. Negotiated & managed
staff collective bargaining agreements, directed internal investigations, conducted & adjudicated
staff disciplinary hearings; administered & monitored sanctions. Mediated inter-agency &
community conflicts & guided resolution. Served on Yakima County Campuses Security Committee.
Developed & maintained effective relationships with government & community partners &
stakeholders.
1994-2004
Director of Corrections
Yakima County Department of Corrections, Yakima, WA
Invited from national search to serve as the County’s first Director of Corrections. Provided
direction & leadership to a large institutional & community-based correctional agency consisting of
three detention facilities, 1,200 inmates, pretrial & community-based offenders. 400 staff
consisting of 150 commissioned officers, support, contract & volunteer professionals. Provided
oversight & administration of $16 million expense & revenue budgets, monitored & evaluated
management staff performance, directed research, development, implementation & evaluation of
agency operations and initiatives, initiated, developed, implemented & evaluated highly successful
jail bed business, negotiated and administered local, regional, state, and federal services
agreements, negotiated & managed agreements with two collective bargaining units, directed
internal investigations, conducted & adjudicated staff disciplinary hearings, administered &
monitored violation sanctions. Mediated intra & interagency conflicts & guided resolution,
consulted & collaborated with local, state & federal officials, served on various government &
community committees & boards.
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1989-1994
Law Enforcement & Corrections Administrator, Criminal Justice Academy Director, Ranks of
Captain and Major, Orange County Sheriff’s, Orange, TX
Provided direction & leadership for assigned agency departments & services including, two
detention facilities, 100 fulltime & volunteer deputies, professional & support staff, community
volunteers. Directed & managed licensed criminal justice academy; coordinated staff recruitment,
training & professional development, completed pre-employment psychological assessments, staff
background & agency internal investigations, school-based deputy program, D.A.R.E. & community
crime prevention programs, victim services, public relations, E911 emergency communications
center. Researched, developed, implemented, & evaluated various grant & other special
operations & community protection & safety initiatives. Managed court protection services,
negotiated & managed agreements with two collective bargaining units, conducted & adjudicated
staff disciplinary hearings, administered & monitored violation sanctions. Mediated intra &
interagency conflicts & guided resolution, investigated & adjudicated inmate grievance appeals.
Consulted & collaborated with local, state, & federal officials, served on various government &
community committees & boards.
1987-1991
Private Defensive Driving Instructor
Vidor Defensive Driving, Vidor, TX
Co-operated private classroom Defensive Driving business, provided 8 hours of multimedia
classroom instruction to approximately 40 teenage & adult drivers monthly, certified student
completion for traffic citation dismissal & insurance credit purposes. Consulted with local municipal
courts, consulted & collaborated with local Independent School District Community Education
leadership.
1985-1989
Municipal Emergency Management Coordinator
City of Vidor, TX
Researched, developed, implemented, managed & evaluated municipal emergency management
program. Researched & authored comprehensive community emergency management plans in
consultation with community officials, interest groups & state & federal emergency management
agencies. Conducted training for citizens, public officials & public safety First Responders.
Coordinated emergency planning & response for man-made & natural emergency conditions
including interstate chemical spills, severe weather & public demonstrations.
1981-1989
Municipal Law Enforcement Officer & Supervisor
Ranks of Officer and Sergeant , Vidor Police Department, Vidor, TX
Performed law enforcement & public safety duties including, patrol, criminal & traffic
investigations, & special tactical operations. Led & managed E911 communications center &
community services programs including crime prevention, neighborhood watch, Explorer Scout
unit, school-based programs, public & media relations, business protection, community education.
Mediated intra & interagency conflicts & guided resolution, negotiated & monitored police union
contracts in collaboration with union members, department management, & city officials.
1980-1981
Uniformed Security Officer
Valley River Center Mall Corporation, Eugene, OR
Uniformed security officer. Assisted customers, detained offenders & collaborated with local law
enforcement, conducted physical security assessments, maintained positive customer &
community relations.
1978-1979
Municipal Police Officer
Rank of Officer, Vidor Police Department, Vidor, TX
Performed law enforcement duties including patrol & crime prevention & investigations, traffic
enforcement & serious accident investigations, special operations assigned, conducted community
education presentations. Maintained positive community relations.
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1977-1978
Resident County Deputy Sheriff
Rank of Deputy, Newton County Sheriff’s Office, Burkeville Station, Newton, TX
Provided law enforcement & civil services to north Newton County including patrol, crime
prevention & investigations, court order service, collaborated with other local, state & federal law
enforcement agencies, maintained positive community relations.
1976-1977
Municipal Reserve Police & Communications Officer
Rank of Officer, Coquille Police Department, Coquille, OR
Performed law enforcement duties including patrol & crime prevention on a volunteer basis,
provided public safety communications & response coordination services.
PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANCIES
2015(In Prog)
Adams County, WA / U.S. Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections, Washington, DC
Local Criminal Justice System Assessment, Jail Capacity and Utilization Analysis
2015(In Prog)
Boyd County, KY Detention Center / U.S. Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections,
Washington, DC
Population management and facility capacity utilization assessment and recommendations.
2014-Current
Bernalillo County, NM Office of County Manager – Metropolitan Detention Facility
Assessment, planning, development, implementation, and evaluation of constitutional-sound Inmate
Protection from Harm/Use of Force Program.
2014
Los Angeles County, CA Board of County Supervisors / Sheriff’s Department Jail
Assessment of proposed integrated medical, mental health, substance programs and services for 5000
bed Consolidated Correctional Treatment Facility under development.
2013
Chippewa County, WI Government
Facilitate and develop government security policies and procedures for the full implementation of a
newly approved integrated security plan. Facilitate development and implementation of a leadership
development program in preparation for implementation of campus security policies and procedures.
2013
Chatham County 2300-bed jail, Savannah, GA, In Partnership with Justice Concepts, Inc.
Analyze, assess, evaluate jail operations, facilities, population, policy and related systems to determine
best practices affecting cost, safety, security, and operations.
2013
Snohomish County Sheriff’s Department 1200-bed jail, Everett, WA, U.S. Department of Justice
National Institute of Corrections, Washington, DC
Conducted assessment of, and provided consultation and written improvement recommendations for
jail/inmate healthcare, suicide prevention and mental health practices, policies, services and programs.
2013-Current
Federal Court Appointed Monitor, Golden Grove Correctional Facility St. Croix, Virgin Islands
CRIPA compliance monitoring and technical assistance involving federal civil rights settlement
agreement; In re United States of America v. Territory of the Virgin Islands, et. al.
2013
McLean County Sheriff’s Department 300-bed Jail, Bloomington, Ill, U.S. Department of Justice National
Institute of Corrections, Washington, DC
Jail mental health construction and program design development
2013
La Porte County, Sheriff’s Department 400-bed jail, Laporte, IN, U.S. Department of Justice National
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2013
Porter County Sheriff’s Department 500-bed jail, Valparaiso, IN, U.S. Department of Justice National
2013
Onondaga County Sheriff’s Department 700-bed Jail, Syracuse, NY, U.S. Department of Justice National
Assessment and recommendations for improved assessment and care of jail inmates with mental illness;
housing and management construction planning and activation.
2012
McLean County Sheriff’s Department 300-bed Jail, Bloomington, Ill, U.S. Department of Justice National
Assessment and recommendations for improved assessment and care of inmates with mental illness;
housing and management construction planning and activation.
2012
Dallas County, TX Sheriff’s Department 8000-bed Jail, U.S. Department of Justice National Institute of
Corrections, Washington, DC
Provide assessment and recommendations for the activation of new 150,000 sf, 400 bed Jail medical and
mental health infirmaries for resolution of Federal Civil Rights Settlement Memorandum of
Understanding with the United States Department of Justice.
2012
Porter County, IN Sheriff’s Department 450-Bed Jail, , U.S. Department of Justice National Institute of
Provide assessment and recommendations for short and long-term resolution of jail overcrowding.
2012
Chippewa County, WI Government
Comprehensive integrated government campus security management plan development
2011
St Croix, WI Sheriff’s Department 300-bed Jail, U.S. Department of Justice National Institute of
jail/inmate healthcare, suicide prevention and mental health practices, security policies, services and
programs.
2011
Wisconsin State Department of Corrections & County Jails
Coordinate and facilitate corrections electronic health records meeting involving U.S. Department of
Justice Jail Healthcare Division, CorrecTek Systems
2011-Current
Lake County, IN
Serve as defendants’ compliance monitor/coordinator for Federal Inmate Civil Rights Settlement
Agreement (United States District Court for the Northern District of Indiana under case number 2:10-CV476). Other federal civil rights litigation expert support.
2010
Chippewa County, WI Sheriff’s Department 250-bed Jail, U.S. Department of Justice National Institute
of Corrections, Washington, DC
2010
Lake County Sheriff’s Department 1050-bed Jail, Lake County, IN
Completing comprehensive jail staffing analysis / bed capacity and admissions studies/ healthcare
program development, policy and procedures, medical and mental health clinical practice guidelines,
electronic health records initiatite for 1000 bed county correctional agency.
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2010
Lake County, IN Sheriff’s Department, U.S. Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections,
Washington, DC
Conducted assessment and consultation jail/inmate suicide prevention and mental health practices,
policies, services and programs.
2005-2008
Curlew Independent School District, Curlew, WA
Provided consultation & materials to K-12 administrators, teachers & educational support staff on child &
adolescent mental health, social emotional development & learning options for emotionally disturbed
students. Provide campus security consultation as requested.
2005-2008
Republic Independent School District, Republic, WA
Provided consultation & materials to K-12 administrators, teachers & educational support staff on child
and adolescent mental health, social emotional development & learning options for emotionally
disturbed students. Provide campus security consultation as requested.
2005-2008
Washington State Department of Social & Health Services, Division of Child Protection, Republic
Washington Office, Olympia, WA
Provided consultation, assessments & reports on child mental health & wellness relevant to child neglect
& abuse investigation, removal & foster care placement.
2003
Spokane County Washington Board of Commissioners & Law & Justice Council, Spokane, WA
Provided consultation, group facilitation & PowerPoint presentation on strategies to improve
correctional cost, operational & community effectiveness to elected executives & judiciary,
administrative & support staff.
2002
Pierce County, Washington, Sheriff’s Office, Tacoma, WA
Conducted inspection of large jail health services & provided consultation related to inmate medical care
civil litigation.
2001
Washington State Senate Appropriations Committee, Olympia, WA
Provided testimony related to Senate Bill SB5427, funding to local jails for mentally ill inmates and
offenders care & detention alternatives.
2001
Salt Lake County, Utah, Sheriff’s Office, Salt Lake City, UT
Provided consultation for, and served on, professionals’ interview panel for sheriff’s Captain selection
process.
1996 - 2000
Washington State Department of Community, Trade, and Economic Development, Olympia, WA
Provided consultation, cost formula options, analysis & email opinions for the completion of statewide
jail rates study & legislation.
1995-2004
Washington State Department of Community, Trade, and Economic Development, Olympia, WA
Provided telephonic & electronic consultation & documents for the development of fiscal notes related
to local criminal justice & corrections legislative proposals.
1990-1994
Little Cypress-Mauriceville Independent School District, Mauriceville, TX
Provided consultation, materials & presentations to school K-12 administrators, teachers & support staff
regarding school safety & drug prevention, classroom safety & drug abuse prevention curricula & schoolbased policing programming. Provide campus security consultation as requested.
1990-1994
Orangefield Independent School District, Orangefield, TX
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1990-1994
West Orange-Stark Independent School District, Orange, TX
1986-1994
Vidor Independent School District, Vidor, TX
PROFESSIONAL TEACHING & INSTRUCTION EXPERIENCE
2002-2004
Adjunct Undergraduate Professor of Counseling Psychology
Central Washington State University, Yakima Campus, WA
Course(s): Correctional Counseling, LAJ 326
1996
Adjunct Undergraduate Professor Business Administration
City University, Business Management Studies Yakima Campus, WA
Course(s): Business and Government Relations, BBA 412
1995
Adjunct Graduate Professor Business Administration
City University, Graduate Business Administration, Campus, Yakima, WA
Course(s): Strategic Human Resources Management, MBA 545
1994
Adjunct Graduate Professor of Counseling/Human Development
Lamar University, Graduate School of Counseling and Development, Beaumont, TX. Course(s):
Advanced Human Development and Counseling, CNDV 5301
1994
Undergraduate Practicum Supervisor
Stephen F. Austin State University, Department Criminal Justice, Nacogdoches, TX. Course(s): Police
Administration, supervised student research and project activities
1993
Adjunct Undergraduate Professor of Criminal Justice
Lamar State College, Orange, TX
Courses: Crime in America, CRIJ 130
Invited College & University Guest Lectures:
Ray, K.A. (2002). Leading & managing criminal justice agencies. Justice Administration, LAJ 333. Professor Dr.
Rodrigo Murataya, Central Washington State University, Ellensburg, WA.
Ray, K.A. (2001). Applying criminological concepts in correctional treatment & services. Criminology, CJ 112.
Professor Janet-Foster Goodwill, J.D., Yakima Valley Community College, Yakima, WA.
Ray, K.A. (1994). Counseling offender populations in multicultural correctional environments. Cross Cultural
Counseling, CNDV 5329. Professor Dr. Fritz Husbands, Lamar University, Beaumont, TX.
Ray, K.A. (1993). Counseling offender populations in multicultural correctional environments. Cross Cultural
Counseling, CNDV 5329. Professor Dr. Fritz Husbands, Lamar University, Orange, TX.
Ray, K.A. (1993). Current issues local in law enforcement management. Introduction to Criminal
Justice, CRIJ 1301. Professor Dr. Joe Olsen, Dean of Academic Affairs, Lamar State College, Orange, TX.
Ray, K.A. (1992). Marketing police & community relations. Media and Public Relations, COMM 432. Professor Dr.
Betty Gavora, Lamar University, Beaumont, TX.
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Ray, K.A. (1989). Operating school-based policing & youth relations: Challenges & opportunities. The American
Juvenile Justice System, CRIJ 3350. Professor Dr. Vic Sims, Lamar University, Beaumont, TX.
Ray, K.A. (1987). Community policing & community involvement. Police Systems & Practices, CRIJ 2328. Professor
Dr. Victor Sims, Lamar University, Beaumont, TX.
Ray, K.A. (1987). Social issues & contemporary policing. Social Problems, SOCI 1306. Professor Dr. Molly Glaser,
Lamar University, Beaumont, TX.
Invited Professional Conferences, Panels, Presentations & Workshops:
Ray, K.A. (2014). Civil rights for institutionalized persons act (CRIPA). Illinois State Sheriff’s Association Conference,
Springfield, IL.
Ray, K.A. (2011). Civil rights for institutionalized persons act (CRIPA). Wisconsin State Jail Administrator’s
Conference, WI.
Ray, K. A. (2007). Mental health referrals & primary medical care professionals. Instruction presented at Clinical
staff in-service, Republic Medical Clinic, Republic, WA.
Ray, K. A. (2003). Effective treatment options of mentally ill offender populations. Lecture & panel discussion
presented at the semiannual community conference of Washington Partners in Crisis, Chelan, WA.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (2002). Managing high-risk offenders & resource collaboration. Lecture & panel discussion
presented at annual community conference of the Washington State Department of Community Corrections,
Yakima, WA.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (2002). Staff relations, utilization, & misconduct. Lecture and panel
discussion presented at the annual meeting of the national large jails administrators, National Institute of
Corrections, Longmont, CO.
Ray, K. A. (2000). Exploring issues and strategies for marketing, funding, and auditing large jail systems. Keynote
speech presented at the semi-annual large jail network meeting, National Institute of Corrections, Longmont, CO.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (2000). Identifying creative jail marketing initiates. Panel discussion presented at the semiannual large jail network meeting, National Institute of Corrections, Longmont, CO.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (2000). Creative strategies to overcome jail overcrowding & underfunding.
Lecture & panel discussion presented at the Washington state local elected officials annual
convention, Ocean Shores, WA.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1999). Driving under the influence, from arrest to sentencing & beyond.
Instruction & panel discussion presented at the local communities & criminal justice
professionals new legislation education meeting of the Washington State Department of Traffic
Safety, Yakima, WA.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1999). Driving under the influence, from arrest to sentencing & beyond.
Instruction & panel discussion presented at the local communities & criminal justice
professionals new legislation education meeting of the Washington State Department of Traffic
Safety, Spokane, WA.
Heilman, D. R., & Ray, K. A. (1999). Prison industries & local jails. Panel discussion presented
at the annual conference of the National Prison Industries Enhancement Association, San Diego,
CA.
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Ray, K. A. (1998). Current research on correctional alternatives: What works, what doesn’t? Keynote speech,
lecture, & panel discussion presented at the annual Correctional Options conference of the Washington
Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs, Yakima, WA.
Ray, K. A. (1998). Managing mentally ill jail populations. Lecture & panel discussion presented at a special
conference of the Washington State Association of Sheriff's & Police Chiefs, Olympia, WA.
Ray, K. A. (1997). Criminal justice and the fingerprint technician. Keynote speech presented at the annual
conference of the Washington State Automated Fingerprint Technicians Association, Yakima, WA.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1995). Developing a comprehensive law & justice plan for Washington State. Work-group
facilitator presented at the bi-annual work meeting of the Washington State Law & Justice Advisory Board, Seattle,
WA.
Ray, K. A. (1994). Local, state, & federal jurisdictional issues in offender management. Lecture & panel discussion
presented at the fall conference of the Washington State Correctional Association, Yakima, WA.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1994). Youth at risk: Tools for community response & intervention. Coordination, lecture &
panel discussion presented at a community and professionals special conference on youth, Lamar State College,
Orange, TX.
Ray, K. A. (1993). The nuts & bolts of managing difficult youth behavior. Lecture & panel discussion presented at
the annual community professionals conference on youth of Baptist Hospital, Beaumont, TX.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1993). Interest-based negotiations & labor relations. Lecture & panel discussion presented at a
special labor management conference of the John Grey Leadership Institute, Lamar University, Beaumont, TX.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1992). Innovative juvenile delinquency response, intervention, & response programs.
Coordination & panel discussion presented at the annual conference of the Orange County Foster Child Protection
Advisory Board, Lamar State College, Orange, TX.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1989). Personal & professional impacts of work stress. Coordination & lecture presented at a
special workshop on job stress of the Lamar University Regional Police Academy, Vidor, TX.
Ray, K. A. (1987). Street drugs & public safety. Instruction & panelist presented at an in-service training for clinical
staff of Baptist Hospital Care Unit, Beaumont, TX.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1987). Good bike driving tickets: An innovative youth safety program. Keynote speech &
panelist presented at the annual state convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Amarillo, TX.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1986). Good bike driving tickets: An amazing police-youth relations program. Panel discussion
& paper presented at annual conference of the National Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Reno, NV.
Ray, K. A., & Sanford, B. S. (1985). Innovative classroom safety programs: The Officer Ollie story. Lecture & panel
discussion presented at the Texas Governor’s educators special conference on youth safety, Austin, TX.
Invited Community Conferences, Trainings &Workshops:
Ray, K. A. (2007). Social-emotional development of young children. Lecture presented at the monthly meeting of
Mothers of Preschoolers, Republic, WA.
Ray, K. A. (2006). Repainting your marriage. Lecture series presented to married couples, Republic Church of the
Nazarene, Republic, WA.
Ray, K. A. (2003). Model programs for managing mentally ill offenders: The national consensus project. Lecture
presented at the state annual convention of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, Bellevue, WA.
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Ray, K. A. (2002). Entrepreneurial local government leadership: Challenges & opportunities. Keynote speech
presented at the annual convention of the Yakima Downtown Rotary Club, Yakima, WA.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (2000). Caring for & protecting mentally ill inmate populations. Lecture & panel discussion
presented at the Washington state annual conference of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, Yakima, WA.
Ray, K.A. (2000). Robbery prevention & employee safety. Instruction presented at employee training meeting of the
Yakima Savings & Loan company, Yakima, WA.
Ray, K. A. (1999). Finding spiritual renewal behind prison walls. Keynote speech presented at the annual state
conference of the Union Gospel Mission, Yakima, WA.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1997-2003). The criminal justice system. Facilitation & lecture presented at the annual business
professionals Leadership Yakima Academy of the Yakima Valley Chamber of Commerce, Yakima, WA.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1996). The role of corrections in family violence prevention. Lecture & panel discussion
presented at the Washington State Governor’s special conference on family violence, Yakima Valley Young
Women's Christian Association, Yakima, WA.
Ray, K. A. (1993). Community-oriented public safety; A solution to changing times. Keynote speech presented at the
annual conference of the Orange Rotary Club, Orange, TX.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1993). Innovative youth substance abuse prevention options. Lecture & panel discussion
presented at the annual conference of the Orange County Drug and Alcohol Abuse Advisory Board, Orange, Texas.
Ray, K. A. (1991). The untold price of freedom. Keynote speech presented at the annual conference of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars, District 2, Vidor, TX.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1987). Community safety for children: Parenting by design. Lecture & panel discussion
presented at the annual conference on community wellness of Texas A&M University Extension, Vidor, TX.
Ray, K. A. (1986-1988). Retail robbery & crime prevention. Instruction presented at employee and managers
training of the County Pantry Stores, Vidor, TX.
Ray, K. A. (1985-1989). Drive to survive. Instruction presented at bi-monthly community driver education program
of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8246, Vidor, TX.
Fikes, R. M., & Ray, K. A. (1985, 1987, 1988). Women's safety and self-protection. Lecture &
demonstration presented at a special community workshop for women of the Vidor Independent School District
Community Education Office, Vidor, TX.
Invited K-12 Public Education
Professionals & Student Instruction, Lectures & Presentations:
Ray, K. A. (2008). Classroom applications for the pediatric symptom checklist. Instruction presented at K-12 teacher
in-service, Republic Independent School District, Republic, WA.
Ray, K. A. (2008). Social-emotional aspect of mental illness. Lecture presented at the 11th & 12th grade AP
psychology class of the Republic High School, Republic, WA.
Ray, K. A. (2007). Childhood attention deficit hyperactive disorder: Learning challenges & and opportunities.
Instruction presented at K-12 teacher in-service, Republic Independent School District, Republic, WA.
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Ray, K. A. (2007). The practice of mental health counseling: Diagnosis & treatment. Lecture presented at the 11th &
12th grade AP psychology class of the Republic High School, Republic, WA.
Ray, K.A., & et. al. (1995-2004). Project Insight: An inside look at the criminal justice system. Lecture & tours
presented to 11th & 12th grade students of five Yakima County school districts semi-annually, Yakima, WA.
Ray, K. A. (1992). D.A.R.E. program curricula and implementation for teachers. Instruction presented at 6th-8th
grade teacher in-service training of the Mauriceville Independent School District, Mauriceville, TX.
Ray, K.A., & et. al. (1990-1994). Project Insight: An inside look at the criminal justice system. Lecture & tours
presented to 11th & 12th grade students of three Orange County school districts semi-annually, Orange, TX.
Ray, K.A. (1988). Teaching young children about safety. Lecture presented at a special workshop for early
education teachers by the Southeast Texas Council for the Education of Children, Beaumont, TX.
Ray, K. A. (1988). Student involvement in the occult. Lecture presented at a special meeting of 8th-12th grade
administrators, staff, & teachers of the Vidor Independent School District, Vidor, TX.
Ray, K. A. (1985-1989). K-6 classroom safety & protection curricula for teachers. Instruction presented at teachers
in-service of the Vidor Independent School District, Vidor, TX.
Ray, K. A. (1985-1989). Alcohol & substance abuse prevention. Instruction presented at all 4th-8th grade
classrooms of the Vidor Independent School District, Vidor, TX.
Ray, K. A. (1985-1989). The A.R.T of personal safety. Instruction presented at all K-2 classrooms of the Vidor
Independent School District, Vidor, TX.
Ray, K. A. (1985-1989). Bike driving safety and the rules of the road. Instruction presented at all 3rd grade
classrooms of the Vidor Independent School District, Vidor, TX.
Professional Instruction, Lectures & Trainings:
Ray, K. A. (1993-1994). Basic, intermediate, & advanced law enforcement officer licensing training curriculum.
Coordination & topic instruction presented to regional law enforcement recruits, Orange County Criminal Justice
Academy, Orange, TX.
Ray, K. A. (1992-1994). Basic correctional officer licensure training curriculum. Coordination & topic instruction
presented to regional correctional officer recruits, Orange County Criminal Justice Academy, Orange, TX.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1992). Civil rights & human relations. Coordination & instruction provided to regional
corrections & law enforcement leadership in collaboration with the United States Department of Justice,
Washington D. C., Orange County Criminal Justice Academy, Orange, TX.
Ray, K. A. (1990). Child abuse & neglect investigation and intervention. Instruction presented to regional law
enforcement officers, Lamar University Regional Police Academy, Beaumont, Texas.
Ray, K.A. (1989-1994). Community policing, dealing with mentally ill subjects, crime prevention, youth services &
juvenile delinquency, interview techniques, patrol, disaster scene containment & management, criminal code,
criminal Investigations, firearms Instruction & proficiency, sexual assault investigation & prevention, police
supervision & leadership, contemporary Issues, accident investigation, traffic enforcement, cultural diversity,
inmate management & supervision, Interpersonal communications, Texas Jail Standards, use of force liability,
mental health in jails, prisoner & cell search, special needs offender populations, suicide prevention In custody,
dealing with manipulative Inmates, correctional supervision & management, motivating Staff, legal issue in
corrections, cultural diversity, criminology & psychopathic offender populations. Coordination & instruction
provided to regional criminal justice, corrections & law enforcement personnel, Orange County Criminal Justice
Academy, Orange, TX.
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Ray, K. A. (1989). Family violence response and policy considerations. Instruction presented to regional law
enforcement leaders, Lamar University Regional Police Academy, Beaumont, TX.
Ray, K. A. (1988). Criminal evidence for police officers. Instruction presented to regional law enforcement officers,
Lamar University Regional Police Academy, Beaumont, TX.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Booklets:
Ray, K. A., & Sanford, B. S. (1988). Stop and think about drugs: A booklet for youth. Vidor, Texas: Vidor
Independent School District Printing Program.
Ray, K. A., & Sanford, B. S. (1988). Stop and think about safety: A booklet for children and youth. Vidor, Texas:
Vidor Independent School District Printing Program.
Ray, K. A., & Sanford, B. S. (1987). Officer Ollie investigates substance abuse: A booklet for children. Vidor, Texas:
Vidor Independent School District Printing Program.
Government Research & Technical Reports:
Goldman, M. & Ray, K.A. (2013, schedule for May). Jail mental health unit design and program development,
Mclean County, IL sheriff’s department. U. S. Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections Technical
Assistance Report, Washington, DC.
Ray, K.A. (2013, scheduled for April). Assessment of inmate medical and mental health practices, Laporte County,
IN sheriff’s department. U. S. Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections Technical Assistance
Report, Washington, DC.
Goldman, M. & Ray, K.A. (2013). Jail mental health unit design and program development, Onondaga County, NY
sheriff’s department. U. S. Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections Technical Assistance
Ray, K.A. (2013). Assessment of inmate medical and mental health practices, Porter County, IN sheriff’s
department. U. S. Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections Technical Assistance Report,
Washington, DC.
Goldman, M. & Ray, K.A. (2013). Jail medical and mental health unit planning, design, activation assessment and
readiness, Dallas County, TX sheriff’s department. U. S. Department of Justice National Institute of
Corrections Technical Assistance Report, Washington, DC.
Ray, K.A. (2012). Assessment of inmate medical and mental health practices, Mclean County, IL sheriff’s
department detention center. U. S. Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections Technical
Miller, R. & Ray, K.A. (2012). Assessment of jail capacity utilization and capacity use practices of the Porter County,
IN sheriff’s department jail system. U. S. Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections Technical
Ray, K.A. & Shansky, R. (2012). Jail pharmaceutical cost analysis and control plan, Lake County, IN Sheriff’s
Department.
Miller, R. & Ray, K.A. (2011). Correctional staffing analysis study. Lake County, IN Correctional Facility.
Ray, K.A. (2011) Assessment of jail medical, mental health and suicide prevention practices of the St. Croix County,
WI sheriff’s department jail system. U. S. Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections Technical
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Ray, K.A. (2010) Jail medical and mental health practices and services of the Chippewa Falls County, WI sheriff’s
department jail system. U. S. Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections Technical Assistance
Ray, K.A. (2010). Jail bed capacity study: A multivariate capacity-to-staffing ratio comparative analysis. Lake County
Sheriff’s Department & Board of County Commissioners, Lake County, IN.
Ray, K. A. (2010). Jail suicide prevention and mental health practices and services of the lake county, IN Sheriff’s
Department Jail System. U.S. Department of Justice National Institute of Corrections Technical Assistance
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1996-2003). Yakima county department of corrections annual report. Yakima County
government, Washington: Printing Office.
Ray, K. A. (2001). Why yakima county needs financial help from the 31st legislature: A report on disparate criminal
justice funding by the State of Washington. Yakima County government, Washington: Printing Office.
Little, M., Ray, K. A., & Wyman, K. O. (2000). Jail bed marketing & implementation plan. An entrepreneurial
approach to 21st century governance. Yakima County Government, Washington: Printing Office.
Ray, K.A. (1995). The planning & implementation of security-police services for Yakima County government. Yakima
County Government: Printing Office.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (1992). Determining staff performance expectations for effective leadership. Yakima County
Government, Washington: Printing Office.
Herrington, M., & Ray, K. A. (1992). Determining the feasibility for a licensed criminal justice training center in
Orange County. Orange County Sheriff’s Office, Texas: Printing Office.
Herrington, M., & Ray, K. A. (1992). Victim satisfaction survey: A quantitative analysis of deputy
performance according to victims of serious crime in Orange County, Texas. Orange County Sheriff’s Office,
Texas: Printing Office.
Note: Authored numerous other public & nonpublic government documents, minor research, reports, and policies
1985-Present.
Government Research, Reports Directed & Edited:
Dimick, C., Little, M., & Rink, K. (2004). Objective jail classification: A guide. Yakima County Department of
Corrections, Washington; Printing Office.
Rasmussen, P., Treblehorn, K, & Voorhis, D. (2002). Yakima County Restitution Center implementation plan: A 200bed therapeutic community correctional facility. Yakima County Government, Washington: Printing Office.
Dow, D. (2002). Restitution Center feasibility study. Yakima County Government, Washington: Printing Office.
National Institute of Corrections. (1992). Inmate Mental Health Services at the Yakima County Jail. A consultation
report funded by the National Institute of Corrections Jail’s Division, Longmont, Colorado: Printing Office.
Voorhis, D., Rasmussen, P., Treblehorn & (1999). Options planning for expanded jail planning. Yakima County
Government, Washington: Printing Office.
National Institute of Corrections. (1992). Inmate Mental Health Services at the Orange County Jail. A consultation
report funded by the National Institute of Corrections Jail’s Division, Longmont, Colorado: Printing Office.
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Note: Initiated, directed & edited numerous other government documents, minor research, reports, and policies
1989-2005.
Manuscript Reviewed for Publication:
Gist, L., & Curtis, W. (in press). Research, advances & recommendations to obtain valid identification by
eyewitnesses from photo line-ups. Lamar University, Beaumont, Texas.
Newspapers & Newsletters:
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (Eds.). (2003, August/September). Justice at work, Issues 1-4. Yakima Herald Republic
Newspaper; Washington: Printing Office.
Ray, K. A. (1995, August 20). Out of county bed contracting: Benefits and opportunities [Editorial]. Yakima Herald
Republic, pp. Editorial section, 5A.
Ray, K. A., et al. (1993). Sheriff's Crime Prevention Quarterly. The Orange Leader, pp. 1-8.
Peer Reviewed Journals:
Ray, K. A., & Wyman, K. O. (2000). Privatizing & regionalizing of local corrections: Some issues for local jurisdictions
to consider. Corrections Today, pp 116-128.
Ray, K. A. & Wyman, K. O. (2001). Privatizing & regionalizing of local corrections: Some issues for local jurisdictions
to consider. American Jails, pp 23-35.
Ray, K. A. (1988). Getting close to the customer: An effective police-youth relationships effort. The Police Chief.
Manuscript accepted with copyrights imposed, letter of verification available.
Radio & Television:
Keel, P. J., & Ray, K. A. (Writers/Producers/Directors). (1985-1988, Summer). Officer Ollie youth
safety public service announcements [Radio broadcast]. Beaumont, Texas: KQXY Radio.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (Producers), et. al. (Writer), & Ray, K. A., et. al., & Ray, R. A.
(Directors). (1985-1988). Officer Ollie and friends child safety public service announcements
[Television series]. Beaumont, TX: KBMT Channel 12 Television.
Ray, K. A., & et. al. (Writers/Directors). (1985-1994). Operation blue Santa - toys for tots public
service announcements [Television series]. Beaumont, TX: KBMT channel 12 Television.
SELECTED PROGRAM & PROJECT INVOLVEMENT
Note: 35 years researching, developing, implementing, managing & evaluating numerous criminal justice, human
service, security management, mental health & educational programs and projects in highly collaborative &
dynamic institutional & community settings. This is a brief list, other work provided upon request.
2012-Present
Government Security Master Planning
Develop courthouse/government complex integrated security management plan.
Chippewa County, WI
2010-2011
Appalachian School-Based Behavioral Health Program Re-activation
Re-develop, implement and operate K-6 school based pediatric mental health treatment program
in two Easter Kentucky elementary schools. Collaboration with Pathways Community Mental
Health, Grayson, KY
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2010-Present
Federal Civil Rights and Operational Compliance Assessments and Implementation
Assessed, researched, developed, and facilitated implementation of professional jail management
and operations, policy and procedures, programs, and technology in the areas of staffing,
healthcare, standards, security, inmate population management, and classification to assist in
resolution of Civil Rights complaints and United States Department of Justice Settlement
Agreement with Lake County, IN Sheriff’s Department.
2007-2008
Public School-Based Child & Adolescent Mental Health Services
Ferry County Counseling & Republic Independent School District, Republic, WA.
Researched, developed, implemented & operated Ferry County’s first comprehensive schoolbased program at Republic Independent School District. Provided at-school testing, assessment,
diagnosis & treatment of students, consultation & training for educators, paraprofessionals &
support staff for mental health, learning & discipline.
2004-2005
Leadership Promotional Assessment & Selection Process
King County Department of Adult & Juvenile Detention, Seattle, WA.
Researched, developed, implemented, and evaluated command staff promotional assessment and
selection process resulting in defensible selection of highly qualified, multicultural leadership.
1998-2001
Leadership Development & Academy
Yakima County Department of Corrections & Yakima Valley Community College, Yakima, WA.
Initiated, researched, and co-implemented an empirically based leadership curriculum and training
program for all levels of correctional leadership. Leaders from other County departments also
successfully completed leadership development program.
1997-2004
Juvenile Inmate Computer-Based Learning
Yakima County Department of Corrections & Yakima Public School District, Yakima, WA.
Initiated, co-developed, and implemented computer education and GED program for juvenile
inmates charged and jailed as adults. Program curricula met State requirements for both GED and
high school diploma completion.
1997-2004
Inmate Education & GED Program - Yakima County, Washington
Yakima County Department of Corrections & Yakima Valley Community College, Yakima, WA.
Initiated, co-developed & implemented computer-based & classroom education & GED program
for adult inmates.
1996-2004
Regionalization of the Yakima County Department of Corrections
Yakima County Washington
Initiated, developed, implemented & directed management of the nation’s largest publically
owned county jail bed business. Initiated & directed more than 60 contracts with municipal,
county, state & federal agencies to house & manage their inmate populations. This program
resulted in reducing Yakima County taxpayer budget contributions from 85% in 1994 to 28% by
2004, creating more than 100 family wage jobs locally, expansion & construction of new
correctional facilities & increased inmate & offender treatment services.
1995-2004
Government Security Program Development & Administration
Yakima County, WA
Research, develop, implement, and manage county government comprehensive security program.
Involved policy, operational, technological, and security-police force implementation and
oversight.
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1994-2004
Alternatives to Confinement Program
Yakima County Department of Corrections, Law & Justice Council, and Board of County
Commissioners, Yakima, WA.
Co-developed, implemented, and directed the management & evaluation of the County’s first
comprehensive jail alternatives services program. The program included a 100% increase in
offenders placed on electronic home detention, and the implementation of the County’s first
pretrial services and work-ethic detention programs. This alternative program increased the daily
average number of community placed offenders from 27 in 1993 to 230 by the year 2004, while
increasing community offender compliance rates to 90%, helping reduce jail operating costs by
30%, and helping to increase agency revenues over 200%.
1995-2004
Personnel Training Program
Yakima County Department of Corrections, Yakima, WA
Initiated, co-researched, implemented & directed the management of the department’s first
formal & structured training program in cooperation with the Washington State Criminal Justice
Training Agency. This program provided quality recruit, in-service, specialized & leadership training
for all agency staff. Most courses provided in cooperation with the American Correctional
Association, with CEU’s provided by Eastern Kentucky University.
1992-2004
Inmate Mental Health Services Orange County Jail, Orange, TX & Yakima County Department of
Corrections, Yakima, WA, Lamar University, Beaumont, TX & Central Washington
Comprehensive Mental Health, Yakima, WA.
Co-initiated, co-researched, co-developed, c0-implemented & c0-directed management of inmate
mental health & chemical dependency assessment & treatment services. Co-developed post
release relapse prevention planning & services.
1992 – 1994
Family Violence Response Team & Victim Services Unit
Orange County Sheriff’s Office & Women’s Shelter, Orange, TX.
Co-initiated and co-managed Victim Services Program, provided office space, equipment, & policy
support to staff & volunteers of local domestic violence center to work out of law enforcement
agency. Also implemented domestic violence response policy that placed these staff members
with deputies when responding to domestic violence calls to improve immediacy & certainty of
services to women & children in domestic crisis.
1992 – 1994
Senior Watch Orange County Sheriff’s Office & Southeast Texas American Association of Retired
Persons, Orange, TX.
Initiated, co-developed & managed program providing daily telephone check-ins with more than
sixty-five shut-in senior citizens & law enforcement safety checks as needed. Also delivered
Thanksgiving and Christmas holiday baskets.
1992-1994
Inmate Mobile Learning Lab & GED Program
Lamar State College, Orange County Sheriff’s Office, & private sector, Orange, TX.
Co-implemented & directed computer-based inmate education services delivered weekly to
inmates via large motor home provided by Lamar State College and local private sector.
1992-1994
Southeast Texas Tech-Prep Consortium
Lamar University, & Southeast Texas Public Schools & County Correctional Agencies, Counties of
Hardin, Jefferson & Orange, TX.
Participated & collaborated in the development and implementation of Carl Perkins funding to
provide licensed nursing & correctional officer college courses for all 11 th & 12th grades throughout
southeast Texas region.
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1992-1994
Operation Safe Passage DUI Enforcement & Community Education
Orange County Sheriff’s Office, Orange, TX & the National Traffic Safety Administration,
Washington, D.C.
Initiated, researched, procured funding developed & managed a comprehensive traffic safety
enforcement & community education project that resulted in significant DUI arrests & public
awareness.
1992-1994
Psychological Backgrounds for Criminal Justice Applicants
Lamar University Graduate College of Counseling, Beaumont, Texas & Orange County Sheriff’s
Office, Orange, TX.
Co-initiate, co-researched, co-developed & implemented computer-based method to identify
pertinent pre-employment personal & professional reference contact questions for law
enforcement, corrections & 911 communications applicants using the California Psychological
Inventory.
1991-1994
Licensed Criminal Justice Academy
Orange County Sheriff’s Office, Orange, TX & the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement
Standards & Education, Austin, TX.
Initiated co-researched, co-development & directed the first State Licensed Criminal Justice
Academy of the Orange County Sheriff’s Office. University undergraduate criminal justice
practicum student Michael Harrington headed project. The Academy was licensed by the State of
Texas to provide all required and elective pre & in-service criminal justice training. Correctional
training also involved operational & leadership courses provided by the American Correctional
Association with CEU’s provided by Eastern Kentucky University. The Academy served law
enforcement, corrections & other criminal justice agencies of southeast TX.
1986 – 1994
Operation Blue Santa-Toys for Tots of Southeast
Regional Veterans of Foreign Wars organizations, area newspapers, radio, & television, area law
enforcement agencies, area Burger Kings, Dairy Queens, & McDonalds, Hardin, Jefferson, &
Orange Counties, TX.
Co-initiated & directed annual regional Christmas toy & clothes drive & distribution that rallied
over 500 community members for the collection & distribution of toys and clothes for more than
3,000 area needy children & youth.
1985-2004
Media & Community Relations Programming
Vidor Police Department, Vidor, TX, Orange County Sheriff’s Office, Orange, TX, Yakima County
Department of Corrections, Yakima, WA.
Initiated, researched, developed, implemented & managed comprehensive media & community
relations programs resulting in substantial improvement in public awareness & acceptance of
various criminal justice initiates & services. Developed & directed various special interest stories,
wrote, edited & distributed news reports & public service announcements in frequent
collaboration with local radio, television & print media.
1985-1989
Community Services Division
Vidor Police Department & the Vidor community, Vidor, TX.
Initiated, researched, developed, implemented & managed the police department’s first
Community Services Division. The division provided numerous community services programs
including crime prevention services, neighborhood watch, home & business security inspections,
K-12 youth classroom safety education, teacher training, community safety & security education,
bank & retail business robbery prevention training & policy development, community-based youth
safety & Explorer Scouting.
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GRANT PROCUREMENT / ADMINISTRATION
2004
Inmate Education, GED, & High School Diploma Program
Grantor: Carl Perkins United States Department of Education, Washington, D.C.
Federal CFDA/Pass-Through Identification Number:
Recipient: Yakima County Department of Corrections/Yakima Valley Community College, Yakima,
WA Grant Amount: $1,000
2003-2004
Salmon Recovery and Habitat Waterways Restoration Program
Grantor: Washington State Bureau of Reclamation, Olympia, Washington
Recipient: Yakima County Department of Corrections Jail Industries Division, Yakima, WA
Grant Amount: $85,000
2003-2004
Operation Clean Sweep Community & Roads Clean-up Program
Grantor: Washington State Department of Transportation, Olympia, WA
Recipient: Yakima County Department of Corrections Jail Industries Division, Yakima, WA
2003-2004
Federal State Criminal Alien Assistance Program
Grantor: United States Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons, Washington, D.C.
Federal CFDA/Pass-Through Identification Number: unk
Recipient: Yakima County Department of Corrections, Yakima, WA
1993
Child Sexual Abuse Investigations and Counseling Program
Grantor: Orange County Foster Child Advisory Board, Orange, Texas
Recipient: Mickey Mehaffy Children’s House, Beaumont, TX
1992-1994
Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE), School-Based Deputy Program
Grantor: United States Department of Justice, Washington, D.C.
Federal CFDA/Pass-Through Identification Number: NA / SF92-94C14
Recipient: Orange County Sheriff’s Office Community Services Division, Orange, TX
1992-1993
Victim Assistance, Family Violence Prevention and Response Program
Federal CFDA/Pass-Through Identification Number: 16.575 / VA92A025335
Recipient: Orange County Sheriff’s Office, Community Services Division, Orange, TX
1991-1994
Operation Safe Passage: DUI Enforcement & Community Education Program
Grantor: United States Department of Transportation, Washington, D.C.
Federal CFDA/Pass-Through Identification Number: 20.600 / 584XXF5018,17,16
Recipient: Orange County Sheriff’s Office, Orange, TX Grant Amount: $58,000
1990-1991
Community Crime Prevention and Education Program
Federal CFDA/Pass-Through Identification Number: 16.573 / JA90C034093, 889C032261
Recipient: Orange County Sheriff’s Office Community Services Division, Orange, TX
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1987
Law Enforcement Explorer Program Radio Communications Equipment
Grantor: Orange American Legion Post, Orange, TX
Recipient: Vidor Police Department Explorer Post 506, Vidor, TX
Award Amount: $5,000
1987
Purchase of 25 Mc Gruff K-6 Classroom Youth Education Programs
Grantor: Lions Club of Southeast Texas, Beaumont, Texas, & Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8246
and Ladies Auxiliary, Vidor, TX
Recipient: Vidor Police Department, & Independent School District, Vidor, TX
1987
Printing and distribution of 3000 older youth substance abuse education booklets
Grantor: Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8246 & Ladies Auxiliary, Vidor, TX
Recipient: Sergeant Kenneth A. Ray & 3rd Grade Teacher, Robert Sanford, authors
1986
Printing and distribution of 3000 child substance abuse education booklets
Recipient: Sergeant Kenneth A. Ray and 3rd Grade Teacher, Robert Sanford, authors
1986
Printing and distribution of 3000 child self protection and safety education booklets
Recipient: Sergeant Kenneth A. Ray & 3rd Grade Teacher, Robert Sanford, authors
1984
K-6 Classroom Child Protection and Safety Educational Materials
Grantor: Sears-Roebuck Foundation, Chicago, IL
Recipient: Vidor Police Department & Independent School District, Vidor, TX
Award Amount: Materials and supplies of 32 K-6 classrooms district wide
SELECTED SERVICE ACTIVITY
Service to Higher Education:
2003-2004
2002-2004
1995-1996
1994
1993-1994
1993
1992
Member, Law & Justice Professionals Advisory Committee, Central Washington State University
Law & Justice Department, Ellensburg, WA.
Member, Criminal Justice Curricula & Program Advisory Committee, Yakima Valley Community
College Criminal Justice Department, Yakima, WA.
Member, Graduate Curriculum Review Committee, Lamar University Graduate School of
Counseling Graduate Counseling Ethics & Law Independent Study Course, Dr. Curtis E. Wills, Ph.D.,
Professor Emeritus, Beaumont, TX.
Member, Inter-Collegiate Counseling Doctoral Program Proposal Development Committee, Lamar
University, Beaumont, Sam Houston State University, and Huntsville, TX
Member, Regional Criminal Justice & Nursing Program Curriculum Advisory Committee, Carl
Perkins Tech-Prep College Bound Consortium, Lamar University John Gray Institute, Beaumont, TX.
Member, Graduate Counseling Faculty Search Committee, Lamar University Graduate School of
Counseling & Educational Leadership, Beaumont, TX.
Member, Criminal Justice Faculty Search Committee, Lamar State College, Orange, TX.
Professional Service (internal):
2004-2005
2003-2005
Member, Law & Justice Advisory Board, King County Law and Justice Advisory Board, Seattle, WA.
Member, County Personnel Committee, Yakima County Human Resources Department, Yakima,
WA.
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2003-2005
2001-2005
1994-2005
1994-2005
1989-1994
1995
1987-1989
1986-1987
Member, Court Administrative Planning Team, Yakima County Superior and District Courts,
Yakima, WA.
Member, Drug Court Planning & Implementation Task Force, Yakima County Superior Court and
Law and Justice Council, Yakima, WA.
Member, Local Law & Justice Council Member, Yakima County, WA.
Member, Corrections & Sanctions Alternatives Sub-committee, Yakima County Law and Justice
Council, Yakima, WA.
Member, Emergency Management Advisory Team, Orange County Board of Commissioners,
Orange, TX.
Chairperson United Way Organizational Drive Committee, Yakima County Government, Yakima
WA.
President, Board of Directors, Vidor Law Enforcement Officers Association Local, Vidor, TX.
Member, Board of Directors, Vidor Law Enforcement Officers Association Local, Vidor, TX.
Professional Service (external):
2003-2005
2003-2005
2003-2004
2000-2004
2001-2005
2001-2004
2000-2005
1998
1993-1994
1990-1994
Member, Corrections Training Advisory Board, Washington State Criminal Justice Training
Commission Standards and Education, Burien, WA.
Vice Chairperson, Board of Directors, Washington Partners in Crisis (WAPIC) Non-profit
organization, criminal justice and mental health advocacy group, Olympia, WA.
Member, Correctional Advisory Group, National Mental Health Consensus Project, Council of State
Governments, Association of State Correctional, Administrators, Washington, D.C.
Member, Executive Committee, Tri-County Youth Counsel for Yakima, Benton, and Klickitat
Counties, WA.
Member, Serious Juvenile Offender Placement Community Advisory Board Member, Washington
State Juvenile Rehabilitation Department, Yakima, WA.
Member, Washington State Governor’s Legislation Implementation Education Team, Washington
State Traffic Safety Commission, Olympia, WA.
Member, Washington State Jail Capacity Committee, Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police
Chiefs, Olympia, WA.
Member, 105th United States Congress Law Enforcement Advisory Committee for the, Senator
Slade Gordon, United States Senate, Washington, D.C.
Member, Orange County Council on Alcohol and Drug Abuse Advisory Board, Orange, TX.
Secretary, Southeast Texas Regional Planning Commission Criminal Justice Allocations Advisory
Board, Nederland, TX.
Community Service:
2002-2004
1999-2002
1997-1998
1996-1999
1996-2001
1995-1998
1993-1994
1993-1994
1992-1994
1985-1989
1984-1989
1984-1994
Co-Chairperson, Yakima Valley United Way, Promoting Self-Sufficiency Allocations Committee,
Yakima County, Yakima, WA.
Coach, City of Yakima Parks & Recreation Department, Youth Roller Hockey, Yakima, WA.
Member, Yakima Valley United Way, Community Strengths and Needs Assessment Committee,
Yakima, WA.
Coach, Yakima Valley YMCA, Roller Hockey League, Yakima, WA.
Member, Yakima Valley United Way, Disabled & Homeless Allocation Committee, Yakima, WA.
Member, Board of Directors, Yakima Valley Camp Fire Boys & Girls, Yakima, WA.
Chair, Board of Directors, Texas Foster Children’s Protection Advisory Board for Orange County,
TX.
Member, Board of Directors Member, Orange County Women’s & Children’s Shelter, Orange, TX.
Member, Southeast Texas Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) Advisory Board, Port Arthur,
TX.
Member, Vidor Independent School District Community Education Advisory Board, Vidor, TX.
Scouting Coordinator, Boy Scouts of America, Three Rivers Boy Scout Council, Co-ed Law
Enforcement Explorer Post 501, Beaumont, TX.
Regional Director, Southeast Texas Operation Blue Santa - Toys For Tots Program, Jefferson,
Orange, and Hardin Counties, TX.
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SELECTED AWARDS & HONORS
Academic & Higher Education:
2004
2003
1997
1992
1983
1983
1978
1977
Recognition for Service to Higher Education, Central Washington State University Law and Justice
Department, Ellensburg, WA.
Recognition for Service to Higher Education, Yakima Valley Community College Criminal Justice
Academic Department, Yakima, WA.
Recognition, National Government Innovations Awards Semifinalist, The Ford Foundation & the A.
Alfred Taubman Center for State and Local Government, John F. Kennedy School of Government,
Harvard University. Cambridge, MA.
Recognition, Clinical Internship, University of Texas Medical Branch, Texas Department of
Corrections Sky View Psychiatric Prison, Rusk, TX.
Alpha Phi Sigma, National Criminal Justice Honor Society Membership.
Human Service to Community & Youth Certificate of Recognition, Lamar University College of
Sociology, Social Work, and Criminal Justice, Beaumont, TX.
Valedictorian Award, 50th Law Enforcement Academy, East Texas Police Academy, Kilgore, TX.
Recognition for Exemplary Academic Performance, Chief of Police James Overhauls, instructor of
police sciences, Southwestern Oregon Community College, North Bend, OR.
Professional & Human Service Honors (internal):
2004
2004
2001
1999
1994
1983
1982
1978
1978
Dedicated Service Award, Yakima County Board of Commissioners. Yakima, WA.
Leadership Award, Managers & Employees, Yakima County Departments of Corrections and
Government Security, Yakima, WA.
Community Leadership Award, Yakima County Board of Commissioners, Yakima, WA.
Recognition for Service to Public Safety Education, Yakima County Board of Commissioners, State
DUI law education coordination, and instruction, Yakima, WA.
Leadership Award, Orange County Sheriff’s Employees Division of Community and Special Services.
Orange County, TX.
Law Enforcement Officer of the Year, Police Association, Police Department. Vidor, TX.
Bravery Commendation, Chief of Police Sam Kittrell, Vidor Police Department, Orange, TX.
Law Enforcement Service Citation, Chief of Police J. Reynolds, Vidor Police Department, Vidor, TX.
Professional Achievement Recognition, Sheriff Wayne Powell, Newton County Sheriff’s Office, TX.
Professional & Human Service Honors (external):
1999
1999
1998
1993
1993
1988
1988
1988
1988
1988
1987
1985
1984
1984
Educational Outreach Award, Washington State Traffic Safety Commission, Olympia, WA.
Recognition, Governor Gary Locke, Educational Outreach, Olympia, WA.
Recognition, Washington State Jail Association’s President’s Citation, Olympia, WA.
Service to Emotional Disturbed Children & Youth, Mental Health Retardation Agency, Orange, TX.
Appreciation for Service to At-Risk Youth, Orange County Juvenile Probation Agency, Orange, TX.
Achievement Award National Emergency Management Institute, Agency, Emmetsburg, MD.
Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Award, Combined Law Enforcement Officers Association of
Texas (CLEAT), Austin, TX.
Recognition for Life Safety Response, Orange County Emergency Medical Services, Orange, TX.
Appreciation for Service to Disabled Children, Beaumont State School, Beaumont, TX
Exemplary Performance Recognition, Texas Department of Public Safety Emergency Management
Division, Austin, TX.
Appreciation for Service to Chemically Dependent Youth, Baptist Hospital, Beaumont, TX.
Community Oriented Policing Recognition, Governor’s Juvenile Justice Education Project, Office of
the Governor, Austin, TX.
Appreciation, Service to Government, Commissioners Court of Orange County, Orange, TX.
Commendation, Community Oriented Policing Innovative Youth Safety Programming, Lamar
University Department of Sociology, Social Work, & Criminal Justice, Beaumont, TX.
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1984
1984
Community Oriented Policing Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Nominee, National Annual
Police Service Award, Parade Magazine & International Association of Chiefs of Police
Gaithersburg, MD.
Professional Service Commendation, Mayor Robert C. Watts, City of Vidor, TX.
External Community:
2004
2004
2000
1998
1996
1994
1994
1993
1993
1992
1989
1988
1988
1988
1988
1988
1987
1987
1987
1987
1986
1986
1985
1984
1984
1984
1984
1983
Youth Service Award, Tri-County Youth Counsel, Counties of Benton, Yakima, & Klickitat, Yakima,
WA.
Leadership Service Recognition, Greater Yakima Chamber of Commerce, Yakima, WA.
Community Service Appreciation, United Way of Yakima County, Yakima, WA.
Service to Youth Recognition, Yakima Valley Camp Fire Boys and Girls, Yakima, WA.
Distinguished Community Service Award, United Way of Yakima County, Yakima, WA.
Dedicated Service to Foster Children Award, Orange County Child Protective Services Board,
Orange, TX.
Service to Foster Children Award, Orange County Foster Child Parents Association, Orange, TX.
Community Oriented Policing, Loyalty to Community Award, Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2775,
Orange, TX.
Citation for Service to Abused Children, Garth Children’s Recovery House, Beaumont, TX.
Mickey Mehaffy Child Advocacy Award, Orange County Child Welfare Board, Orange, TX.
Outstanding Service to Youth Award, The Evening Optimists, Vidor, TX.
Community Oriented Policing Recognition, Community Youth Safety, Programs, Veterans of
Foreign Wars of the United States, Washington, D.C.
Community Oriented Policing Citation of Merit for Community Service, Ladies Auxiliary, Veterans of
Foreign Wars Post 8246, Vidor, TX.
Community Oriented Policing Law Enforcement Achievement Award, Veterans of Foreign Wars of
the United States, Washington, D.C.
Instructor Achievement Award, Drive to Service Program, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United
States, Washington, D.C.
Community Oriented Policing Appreciation for Early Childhood Safety Education, Southeast Texas
Council for the Education of Children, Beaumont, TX.
Community Oriented Policing Recognition for Public Safety and Media Relations, Television KFDM
Channel 6, Beaumont, TX.
Community Oriented Policing Appreciation for Community Delinquency Prevention, Texas A&M
University Agricultural Extension Agency, Orange, TX.
Community Oriented Policing Appreciation for Public Secondary Education, Vidor Independent
School District, Vidor, TX.
Appreciation for Public Community Education, Vidor Independent School District, Vidor, TX.
Recognition for Public Safety and Media Relations, Television KBMT Channel 12, Beaumont, TX.
Instructor Achievement Award, Drive to Service Program, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United
States, Washington, D.C.
Community Oriented Policing Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Award, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, E. Harvey Horn Post 8246, Vidor, TX.
Appreciation for Service to Youth, Orange County Camp Fire Council, Orange, TX.
Outstanding Officer of the Year Award, Optimists Club, Vidor, TX.
Texas Law Enforcement Officer of the Year Award, Department of Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars,
Austin, TX.
Recognition for Outstanding Service to Children of Southeast Texas, Southeast Texas Association
for the Education of Young Children, Beaumont, TX.
Appreciation for Law Enforcement Service, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States,
Washington, D.C.
Organizational Honors under My Leadership:
2002
Innovative Government Program Achievement Award
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2002
2001
2001
2001
2000
2000
2000
1999
1999
1999
1993
1993
Objective Jail Classification, National Association of Counties, Washington, D.C.
Jail Relapse Prevention Program, National Association of Counties, Washington, D.C.
Innovative Government Public Safety Program Achievement Award
Expanding Home Detention for Cities Throughout Yakima County, National Association of Counties
Washington, D.C.
Innovative Government Public Educational Program Achievement Award
Public Affairs Unit, National Association of Counties, Washington, D.C.
Objective Jail Classification, National Association of Counties, Washington, D.C.
Offender/Inmate Mental Health Program, National Association of Counties, Washington, D.C.
Pretrial Services in the 21st Century, National Association of Counties, Washington, D.C.
Innovative Government Community Service Program Achievement Award
Community Blankets and Bears Program, National Association of Counties, Washington, D.C.
Work Ethics Detention Program – Making Jail Work, National Association of Counties, Washington,
D.C.
Operation Clean Sweep, National Association of Counties, Washington, D.C.
Cooperative Pistol Range, National Association of Counties, Washington, D.C.
Recognition for effective traffic safety enforcement & education programming, United States
Senator Phil Graham, Washington, D.C.
Recognition, DUI Enforcement, Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), Orange, TX.
References Provided Upon Request
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