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Minutes of Meeting
Tuesday, January 7, 2020
A meeting of the Public Safety Coordinating Council was held at 3:30 p.m.
on Tuesday, January 7, 2020 in the Allen Conference Room of the
Deschutes Service Building.
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Tony DeBone, County Commissioner
Vacant Citizen Appointee
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Ken Hales, Community Corrections
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Wells Ashby, Judge
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Tom Anderson, County Administrator
Don Wagner, Oregon State Police
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Michael Shults, Sheriff Office Captain
Keith Witcosk , City of Redmond
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Sara Crosswhite, 9-1-1 Operations
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John Hummel, District Attorney
Aaron Brenneman, Defense Attorney
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Erin Taylor, Citizen Member
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George Conway, Health Services Dir.
Jim Porter, Bend PD Chief
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Jeff Hall, Court Administrator
Donna McClung, Oregon Youth Authority
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Justin Livingston, Bend City Council
Brian McNaughton, Redmond PD
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Cory Darling, Sunriver Police Chief
Melanie Kebler, Citizen Appointee
Also present were Commissioner Phil Henderson, Roger Olson, Lieutenant Michael
Gill, Shelly Smith, COHC Donna Mills, and BOCC Administrative Assistant
Samantha Pepper.
1. CALL TO ORDER & INTRODUCTIONS: Chair Judge Ashby called the
meeting to order at 3:32 p.m. and introductions were made of committee
members and of members of the audience.
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2. APPROVE PSCC MEETING MINUTES: The minutes of October 1, 2019
were approved unanimously.
3. PUBLIC COMMENT: None presented
4. IMPACTS Grant Presentation and Discussion:
Health Services staff Holly Harris and Deputy District Attorney Brandi
Shroyer presented information regarding the IMPACTS grant
opportunity. IMPACTS stands for Improving People's Access to
Community-based Treatments. This is a competitive grant program with
$10 million available. A copy of the presentation is attached to the
minutes for the record. Ms. Harris explained that according to the
Council of State Governments, the application needs to be submitted by
the Local Public Safety Coordinating Council. County Administrator
Tom Anderson inquired on the connection between this grant and the
justice reinvestment grant. The justice reinvestment grant focuses on
pre-trial release officer to move people through the criminal justice
process. As a part of the grant application, a letter of support will be
presented at a future time for chair signature. As with all grant
applications, the grant should be considered and approved through the
Board of County Commissioners rather than the LPSCC.
Ken Hales moved approval of supporting the grant application and letter
of support to be reviewed and signed by the LPSCC Chair Judge Ashby.
District Attorney John Hummel supported the motion. Motion Carried
5. OTHER BUSINESS:
• Bend City Councilor Justin Livingston reported on an interceptor
sewer line that will be installed in Juniper Ridge. This will impact
the homeless camps and will be an unsafe construction zone.
Information was distributed to the camps and their service
providers. The entire acreage of Juniper Ridge is included in the
construction zone. With the help of the Sheriff Department
inmate crew they removed 7,600 pounds of debris and work on
cleanup and wildfire breaks on the property.
• Captain Shults reported on the temporary winter weather
homeless shelter. The shelter is staffed and open each night.
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• Judge Ashby reported on the changes at the court house and an
announcement of an upcoming retirement of Judge Forte. A
request will be made for an additional circuit court judge.
ADJOURNMENT: There being no further discussion, the meeting was
adjourned at 4:14 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Sharon Keith, BOCC Execu ve Assistant
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