She is a part of the Division of Programs and Services, Victims Services section. The Virginia Department of Corrections ( VADOC) is the government agency responsible for community corrections and operating prisons and correctional facilities in the Commonwealth of Virginia in the United States. He also coordinates the agency's juvenile justice and delinquency prevention grant programs, promote and enhance statewide efforts to address racial and ethnic disparity. . Mr. Holmes is responsible for technical assistance, grant monitoring and management of programs funded by OJJDP, Title II, Title V and JABG programs, and other grant funded programs as assigned. In addition, Todd retired as a Lieutenant of the Roanoke Police Department where he worked as a supervisor on their accreditation team. Ms. Cress is a graduate of Virginia Wesleyan University. As a consultant, she has over 15 years of experience in developing community relations and partnerships, board development, personnel management, grant writing, project and grant management, fundraising and organizational infrastructure design. Eastern Oregon Correctional Institution. Natasha Winfree - (757) 343-2084 He has over 21 years of experience in the Juvenile Justice system. She provides technical and customer service assistance to constituents via phone and also provides assistance to those who walk in to the DCJS office in Richmond, Virginia. He holds a Bachelors degree in Human Resource Management from the University of Richmond and an Associates degree in Police Science from John Tyler Community College. He collaborates with school divisions; law enforcement agencies; and numerous local, state, and federal partners to improve school safety, provide technical assistance, and facilitate training across the Commonwealth. He reviews, analyzes, and conducts legal research and prepares cases of administrative violations for adjudication. Tony is a DCJS Juvenile Justice Compliance Monitor, monitoring lockups, jails, courthouses, juvenile detention, and correctional facilities for compliance with the federal Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act. Todd has more than thirty-five years of law enforcement experience in total. During this past quarter century the Department has grown from a modest agency of 5,300 inmates, and 4,100 employees, to an agency of around 31,000 inmates, and nearly 13,000 . Michelle Miles - (804) 225-1846 Mr. Rose coordinates the statewide pretrial services activities provided under the Pretrial Services Act (PSA) and is responsible for all of DCJS codified responsibilities related to jail planning activities. In addition, she serves as the Agency Telecommunications Coordinator, Agency Parking/ID Coordinator, and Agency Transportation Officer. Community Enhancement 804-748-1500. Mr. Baker is responsible for serving as a member of the Agency's Leadership Team and directs the day-to-day operations of the Division. Report Campus or Local Emergency. Prior to her role at DCJS, Chrissy worked at the Virginia Attorney Generals Office as the Sexual Assault Kit Initiative Advocate working on eliminating Virginias Sexual Assault Kit Backlog Project. DOC Policy Manager: Christine Cowart 802-241-2442. Ms. Cardoza provides oversight of fingerprint card scanning and processing procedures according to established policies and procedures. Tony has been married to his spouse Dana for over twenty-six years, they have three sons and a daughter. Criminal Justice Grants Program Specialist Mr. Holmes retired after 35 years from the Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ). As the AOW representative, Gleibys worked in collaboration with other NGOs to advance treaties, legislation, and policy that focused on womens rights, such as the Convention on the Elimination on all Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW), the Violence Against Women Act, and the International Violence Against Women Act. In this role, he helps staff with desktop, laptop, tablet devices, as well as printers, scanners, and monitors. K-12 Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Programs Coordinator She has a Bachelors in Psychology with a minor in Criminal Justice and a Masters of Social Work with a concentration in Social Work Administration, Planning, and Policy Practice. The Stafford Men's Diversion Center is a minimum state prison facility that is run by the Virginia Department of Corrections from Stafford VA for adult male inmates. Terry Willie-Surratt - (804) 225-4320 She assists with trainings and acts as a DCJS representative on committees addressing victims service issues. in School Administration and Leadership. He earned his MA degree in Public Administration/Justice Administration from Troy University. Department of Corrections--Division of Institutions: DOC/DI: Active: Prgms: Funds: Public Safety and Homeland Security: 757: Western Region Correctional Field . In addition she is responsible for the preparation and submission of applications and reports as required by federal agencies to ensure continued receipt of funds. Mr. Haymore conducts investigations relating to complaints received reporting violations applicable to sections of the Code of Virginia and the Virginia Administrative Code. She provides oversight and management of state and federal grant program and projects, a variety of technical assistance, program and performance measures development, and quality assurance coordination. Ms. Smith serves as a Senior Programmer Analyst. Anika's previous state employment includes DPOR and DMV. Mr. Clarke brings over four decades of broad law enforcement experience gained in the City of Richmond as the officer in Charge of Violent Crimes and as Special Agent in Charge of Investigations for the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Ed Ewing - 804-370-3755 He investigates complaints alleging violations pertaining to the Code of Virginia or the Regulations for all programs under the Division of Licensure and Regulatory Services. Children's Justice Act Coordinator She has proven leadership and senior management experience in both business and nonprofit management, Ms. Schrader serves as the Agency's Human Resources Analyst. Ms. Dandridge serves as the Coordinator for the Forfeited Asset Sharing Program. Contact Us Virginia Department of Corrections Contact Us Home Contact Your Information First Name* Last Name* Email Address* Phone Number Address Line 1 Address Line 2 Zip City State Does your message regard an offender? Ms. ONeill is the State Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Program Coordinator with the Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS). Cyn is a certified yoga teacher and enjoys teaching and practicing yoga during her spare time. 5329 Osgood Avenue North. Jacob also assists Michael Mwaniki, our primary Help Desk Specialist, with support for the agencys desktop issues. In her role, Gleibys works with forensic nursing programs around the Commonwealth to enhance, expand, and increase the visibility of sexual assault forensic nursing programs, which are an important and vital part of our communities efforts to treat and heal the trauma associated with sexual violence. Ms. Cress provides research and program support in areas that relate to the development and delivery of regulatory programs activities and services. Mr. Stevens holds a B.A. Kristina Vadas is the manager of the Victims Services Team at the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS). Leslie is a Senior Project Manager leading various system replacement projects for the agency. Prior to DCJS, he was employed as the Community Programs Administrator for the City of Newport News Department of Juvenile Services. She currently administers the federal Services, Training, Officers, Prosecution (STOP) grant funds. He brings extensive experience with facilitation of training programs and as an instructor. Prior to working in education, Mr. Christian was a police officer and an army paratrooper. She received a Bachelors degree in Social Work from the University of Toledo and a Master of Science in Social Work degree from the University of Tennessee with a concentration in Administration and Planning. RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - Virginia prison officials say they are experiencing a severe staffing crisis and are . Mrs. Michaelis assumed the responsibility of the newly legislated Center at DCJS when it was established in 2000 as a result of the Columbine tragedy. Prior to accepting employment with the DCJS, Ms. Kinch was also a sworn special agent with the New Mexico Office of Attorney General from 2006-2017. Investigator Robertson is assigned to the Compliance, Enforcement, and Training Unit, Division of Licensure and Regulatory Services. Mr. Scharf is the lead developer for the DCJS website, as well as several other web applications. Greg has over 20 years of experience working in Juvenile Justice and Human Services field. Deputy County Administrators 804-748-1211. Directory. She provides technical assistance and/or training for 37 local agencies established uner the Community Corrections Act for Local-Responsible Offenders (CCCA) and Pretrial Services Act (PSA) grants. Department of Human Resource Management 101 N. 14th Street, 12th Floor Richmond, VA 23219 Phone: 804-225-2131. 6900 Atmore Dr. Richmond, VA 23225. He provides technical assistance to Law Enforcement Agencies, individuals, businesses and training schools regarding the requirements of Virginia law and regulations as they relate to all programs. Inmates housed here must be non-violent and have a clean incident report. She also serves on various statewide working groups to expand these services. Gleibys Gonzalez is the Sexual Assault Forensic Services Coordinator at the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services, a position created in 9.1-191 of the Virginia Code. Greg provides policy guidance and technical assistance for local and state juvenile justice administering agencies. Ms. Gray serves as the manager for the field services section of DCJS. Blueprints for Change: Criminal Justice Policy Issues in Virginia. She has provided direct services to victims of sexual and domestic violence; provided grant monitoring, technical assistance, and training to victim service programs and projects; and provided assistance to victims of crime through the criminal appellate, death penalty, and civil commitment systems. Chrissy spent the first thirteen years of her career as an Advocate in Henrico Victim Witness Assistance Program. He provides training, resources, and technical assistance to Virginias colleges and universities in many areas impacting campus safety to include campus sexual violence, stalking, dating violence, threat assessment, mental health, Title IX and Clery Act compliance, legal guidelines, and managing critical incidents. CCCAPSA@dcjs.virgina.gov if there are any changes or updates to the directory. He has over 21 years of experience in the Juvenile Justice system. Ms. Mrs. Michaelis assumed the responsibility of the newly legislated Center at DCJS when it was established in 2000 as a result of the Columbine tragedy. In addition to 20+ years with the Commonwealth of Virginia, she has also worked in private industry as a paralegal. Mrs. Willie-Surratt developed a commanding blend of legal, social and organizational development expertise in the child welfare arena and legal arena providing legal advocacy on behalf of domestic violence and sexual assault victims. degree in Criminology from Saint Leo University and a M.S. She currently serves on the Board of Directors of the World YWCA located in Geneva, Switzerland and specializes in young womens leadership and violence against women initiatives. Agriculture, Department of; Arts Council, Montana; Auditor, Office of the State; Commerce, Department of; Corrections, Department of Pretrial Services - Chesterfield 804-318-8225. Victims Services Grant Monitor. This school offers training in 14 qualifications, with the most reviewed qualifications being Certified Correctional Officer, Automated External Defibrillator (AED) Certification, and First Aid Certification. Mr. Holmes is responsible for technical assistance, grant monitoring and management of programs funded by OJJDP, Title II, Title V and JABG programs, and other grant funded programs as assigned. He received his Bachelor's degree in Sociology from Virginia State University and a Master of Science in Criminal Justice degree from the Tiffin University. 1900 River Road West Crozier, VA 23039. Sharon spent the first fourteen years of her career in corrections and law enforcement in Prince William County. Ms. Griffith is the Training Coordinator for the Adult Justice Programs section of the Department of Criminal Justice Services. Jacob is anIT Support Specialist in the Office of the Director - Computer Services section. He acts as the main contact for DCJS to the police and sheriff's departments and the academies; conducts training audits, answers technical questions via email and on the phone; ensures agency and academy compliance with Virginia State Code pertaining to hiring and training of Law Enforcement, Court Security, Jail and Civil Process servers; and processes paperwork associated with compliance with the Code of Virginia as it pertains to certifications in Law Enforcement, Jail and Courts. He came to DCJS after several years with Virginia Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund. Back to Top Office of the Deputy Secretary The Deputy Secretary oversees the following operational areas. Ms. Cardoza provides oversight of the Divisions retention procedures according to retention schedules to include the storage, retrieval, and retention and disposition of public records. He administers the state certification exam for law enforcement officers, and he reviews and approves training extensions and instructor applications. Mr. Dawkins has served as the School and Campus Safety Coordinator with the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) since 2013. In 2001, he joined the Jails Training Staff at Department of Criminal Justice Services and now holds the position as a Field Services Coordinator. Chad covers the Shenandoah Valley territory for the Victims Services section's grant programs. Ms. Sullivan's primary role at the Agency is training/event coordinator. She reviews, processes, and approves partial training waivers submitted by criminal justice agencies. He has worked in a variety of professional positions in juvenile justice, including Eastern Regional Administrator, DJJ Field Operations Manager, and Regional Programs Manager. Investigator Carver is assigned to the Compliance, Enforcement, and Training Unit for the Department of Criminal Justice Division of Licensure and Regulatory Services within the Tidewater Hampton Roads Region of the Commonwealth. Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services Contacts: Jennifer MacArthur, Manager (804) 786-6534) jennifer.macarthur@dcjs.virginia.gov Angelica Brown (804) 659-6762 angelica.brown@dcjs.virginia.gov Leslie Egen (804) 371-0531 leslie.egen@dcjs.virginia.gov Mr. Rose joined DCJS after working as a consultant where he provided technical assistance and training to pretrial services agencies throughout the country. He conducts compliance inspections of training sessions conducted by certified training schools. Anika has significant experience managing and working in a regulatory licensing capacity and has been with the Commonwealth for a number of years. She also tracks the departmental budget and plans and develops conferences and trainings in the areas of K-12 school safety including active shooter, anti-bullying, climate improvement, emergency planning, gang prevention and awareness, human trafficking, mental health awareness, social media, suicide prevention, threat assessment, trauma informed care, and legal issues. He has a Bachelor of Science cum laude in Criminal Justice and has completed additional Criminal Justice coursework at Virginia Union University. They can answer your question, address your concern, or ensure it is referred to the appropriate area to do so. Ms. Willie-Surratt currently serves as the CASA Grant Monitor & Quality Assurance Coordinator for the Department of Criminal Justice Services. Virginia Law Enforcement Professional Standards Commission. In this role, he helps staff with desktop, laptop, tablet devices, as well as printers, scanners, and monitors. Your Order of Referral should indicate whether your case is in Circuit Court or Juvenile & Domestic Relations Court: For a Circuit court case. He was a Senior Assessor with VLEPSC. She has supervisory responsibility for staff who provide project management and support for various application replacements. Phone: 804-371-0700 Fax: 804-371-6497 Toll Free: 1-866-603-7143 Street Address: Main Street Centre, 20th Floor 600 East Main Street Richmond, Virginia 23219 Mailing Address: Mr. Hewes serves as the DCJS liaison with criminal justice academies and agencies in Area V. This consists of the areas served by Skyline Regional Criminal Justice Academy, Central Shenandoah Criminal Justice Academy, and Rappahannock Regional Criminal Justice Academy. He conducts academy certification/re-certification audits. He began his career in education as a woodworking, building trades, and automotive technology teacher at a private residential treatment center. She ensures approved results are timely noted for registration issuance purposes; maintains proper and appropriate records for deficiencies noted during reconciliation process; and works with the Towing, Adjudication, and Criminal History staff providing support and assistance to the Private Security Services section as needed. Mr. Lewis serves as the IT Support Lead in the Computer Services Section. While at VBPD, she increased her diversity, knowledge, and experience by working in the uniform patrol, vice and narcotics, and computer crimes units. There are 27 local CASA programs in Virginia. Ken Stables - (804) 786-0051 Contact the ADOC. Hodge, Virginia : Support Staff: 804-225-2959: Shepherd, Robin : Health and Family Life Specialist: 804-225-2890 : Division of School Quality, Instruction and Performance: Richey, Kimberly : Ms. Suttles provides technical and customer service assistance to constituents via phone and in person. Cyn has experience working with justice-involved youth and adults, victims services, and in youth program outreach. She currently serves as the agencys Job Task Analysis Coordinator and is responsible for coordinating a statewide Entry-Level Law Enforcement Job Task Analysis (JTA). Mrs. Williams started with DCJS in April 2018 as a Victims Services Program Specialist or Grant Monitor. She is responsible for payroll and leave accounting, benefits administration, and other areas related to human resources and volunteer and internship programs. Ms. Isler serves as program specialist for the private security program. In this role, she monitors grant compliance and provides technical assistance to victim advocates, medical providers, law enforcement, attorneys, and others. She is a member of the Virginia Governmental Employees Association. 11th Floor The Virginia Department of Corrections has facilities and probation and parole offices across the state. Mission Forfeited Asset Sharing Program. She went to Old Dominion University for her undergraduate studies and obtained her law degree from the University of Richmond. Overall, Mr. Baker has been directly involved in the private security industry in Virginia since June of 1981. Virginia is a safer place to live and work because the Department. Manager Information Technology provides tools to help the Department of Public Safety employees. Cyn is a certified yoga teacher and enjoys teaching and practicing yoga during her spare time. She develops and maintains the Division Policy and Procedure Manual, serves as Records Retention Officer for the Division, and develops and plans the Division Weekly Report. Michael provides end-user IT support to all DCJS staff. Previously, she was a police officer for the Virginia Beach Police Department (VBPD) from 1996-2005. Prior to her current position, she worked with victims of all crime types at the Virginia Department of Corrections in the Victim Services Unit. He has over 30 years experience in Information Technology in technical support, systems analysis, SQL query development and financial information technology. If you don't know where to start or have a question or concern you need assistance with, we encourage you to contact our Constituent Services Office . Offender Locator Search for an offender's location and release date if they are incarcerated and under the custody of the Virginia Department of Corrections (VADOC). Find the contact information for each location in this directory. Ms. Marks manages the Juvenile and Child Welfare Section within the Division of Programs and Services. In her role, she provides training, resources, and technical assistance to all schools, colleges and universities, and law enforcement agencies across the Commonwealth on issues related to school and campus safety and specialized law enforcement issues. He has been with DCJS since March of 1992, and has served in a number of management roles within the Agency during that time period. She conducts compliance inspections of businesses and training schools licensed or certified by DCJS. He began his professional career working as a Detention Specialist at the Newport News Detention Center. Phone. Ms. Foster has over thirteen years experience working in the advocacy field at the local, national, and international level. He approves entry-level training for all criminal justice functions, administers the state certification exam for law enforcement offices, and approves all mandated training extensions and instructor applications. Candace Miles - (804) 371-6507 This includes evaluating submitted fingerprint cards for completeness, ensuring that an application for licensure has been submitted, and the process is complete for scanning purposes; properly assessing the completion of the scanning; and conducting proper and appropriate follow up for reconciliation purposes. Ms. Davis is responsible for criminal history records review processes to include reviewing criminal history according to established statutory and regulatory requirements and applicable criminal history waiver guidelines. Contact. Bobbie Morris is responsible for assisting with the Forfeited Asset Sharing Program. She has a BA from the College of William and Mary. Leslie Egen - (804) 371-0531. In addition, she provides program and technical assistance to constituents under the Division of Licensure and Regulatory Services. Amanda Griffith - (804) 573-1581. Prior to working at DCJS, he served in several capacities in public education as an administrator of an alternative school, high school assistant principal, and special education teacher. She is a graduate of Radford University with a BA in Political Science with minors in History and Criminal Justice, and a MA in Criminal Justice from Radford University. She assists with trainings and acts as a DCJS representative on committees addressing victims service issues. He also provides help desk and networking support services for 37 Pre-Trial Community Corrections locations throughout the Commonwealth. She has over five years of dedicated government commitment and comes to DCJS from the IRS where she also served as a Customer Service Representative, working in a fast-paced, high-demand capacity. Ms. Tracy earned his BA degree in Sociology/Criminology from Hampton University, in Hampton, Virginia. Copyright 2023, Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services, Improving and promoting public safety in the Commonwealth. Mr. Christian serves as the School & Campus Safety Coordinator for the Virginia Center for School and Campus Safety in the Law Enforcement Division of the Department of Criminal Justice Services. Pretrial Services - Colonial Heights 804-431-2054. Prior to the City of Newport News, he was employed with the Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ), at the Newport News Juvenile Court Services Unit. Ms. Kelly provides training and technical assistance to grant recipients and assists with maintaining procedures and guidelines for victim related grant administration to include data collection for statewide and federal reporting. Ms. Michaelis is the manager of the Virginia Center for School and Campus Safety and Public Safety Training at the Department of Criminal Justices Services. Virginia Department of Corrections >> Virginia Department of Corrections employees List of Virginia Department of Corrections employees Search and validate emails & phone numbers from 878 Virginia Department of Corrections employees Sign Up to Get Free Contacts Sign Up Virginia Department of Corrections Management Michaelholds a Bachelors Degree in Business Administration and Information Technology from Kabarak University. Ms. Dietz ensures materials presented to the public meet the design and content standards set by the agency. In his role, Greg serves as the state Juvenile Justice Specialist and DMC Coordinator. She also handles the input of Training Rosters, Training Exemptions, entry in the Learning Management System, and issues with OSPREY. He conducts audits of Private Security Services Businesses, Training Schools and Training Sessions. In his role, Greg serves as the state Juvenile Justice Specialist and DMC Coordinator. Brian is as a Web Designer/Developer in the Computer Services section. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Law Enforcement and Justice Administration from Western Illinois University. Learn More Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) 804-751-2378. Administrative Training Specialist For Adult Correction, these tools address problems and needs at the working level: recording pertinent data about offenders; tracking their movements; and charting their progress in programs and other rehabilitative efforts. She also provides support to the Chief Deputy Director and is the Recording Secretary for the Criminal Justice Services Board. In this role, she assists with the development, implementation, and maintenance of accreditation standards and procedures by which local sexual and domestic violence agencies can be systematically evaluated with a peer-reviewed process. Prior to this, he worked in law enforcement for over 30 years, serving as Deputy Chief of Police for 15 years. Bunny Chidester is a Victims Services Program Specialist, monitoring compliance and providing technical assistance for programs and localities in the Western region funded by the Sexual Assault Services Program (SASP), Victim Witness Grant Program (VWGP), Virginia Services, Training Officers, Prosecution (V-STOP), Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Victim Fund (VSDVVF) and the Victim Services Grant Program (VSGP). Miles has served as a Victims Services Grant Program Specialist with the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services since November 2014. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, Masters in Special Education, and an Ed.S. Complaints (Contraband, Extortion, Fear of Life) Constituent Services (non-Media Inquiries) . Office Manager. 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