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Reimagining Officer Caseload Assignment: The Benefits and Challenges of Weighted Community Supervision Caseload Assignments
SESSION INFO
Wednesday, March 4, 2026
9:15 AM - 10:15 AM
Session Type: Workshop
This session introduces Douglas County Kansas Community Corrections’ weighted caseload tool and will discuss the benefits and challenges of officer caseload assignment based on risk score rather than on raw number of individuals placed on community supervision. This method of caseload assignment ensures a fair and balanced distribution of work among officers, preventing burnout and ensuring all individuals receive appropriate interventions with particular attention paid to those clients who are moderate or high-risk. Further, the weighted caseload structure promotes equitable workloads and increases efficient allocation of resources.
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SESSION PRESENTERS
Ms. Jessica Noel Clatterbuck, MSW
Adult Services Officer, Douglas County Community Corrections
Jessica Clatterbuck has a wealth of experience with justice involved individuals and has been experience in victim services and program facilitation for the State of Kansas.
Mr. Lance Eric Saylor
Adult Services Officer,
Lance Saylor has been with the Douglas County for almost ten years and has over 12 years of experience working with justice involved individuals.
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