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Remote Reporting and Risk/Needs/Responsivity: Past, Present and Future. It’s not just for Low-Risk Anymore!
SESSION INFO
Tuesday, August 29, 2023
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM
Session Type: Workshop
The pandemic taught us many lessons. Chief among those was to prioritize individuals with the highest risk/need for interventions. Conversely, we were reminded of the importance of not over supervising individuals with the lowest risk/need for interventions. In this session you will hear from two very different organizations and how they use Remote Reporting to manage individuals on the lower risk/need end of the intervention scale. They will share their philosophy behind their decisions, the trials and tribulations of implementing their Remote Reporting programs, and the Remote Reporting supervision approaches they use. Participants will see real world examples and hear the experiences of two individuals from different levels in their organizations, from line supervisor to an agency executive. Attendees can anticipate an interactive session where the presenters will engage the audience in thought exercises, conversation about Risk/Need/Responsivity, and encourage attendees to evaluate the potential of a similar Remote Reporting program.
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SESSION PRESENTERS
Jason Richard Mereness
Supervisor, Ramsey County Community Corrections
Jason has twenty years of community corrections experience and is an Adult Probation Supervisor for Ramsey County Community Corrections in St. Paul, Minnesota. Jason also serves as an Adjunct Professor at Concordia University, St. Paul. Jason is active on a local and national level through his work with the American Probation and Parole Association (APPA), Minnesota Corrections Association (MCA), and Corrections Technology Association (CTA). These efforts have resulted in Jason contributing as a content expert and presenter at local and national conferences. Jason champions evidence-based practices, criminal justice reform, and technology. This championing has resulted in countless client, community, and individual success stories. In 2021, Jason graduated from the APPA Leadership Institute in Boston, Massachusetts. He considers this 18-month journey the best professional experience of his career.
Karen Peterson
Senior Manager - Customer Engagement, Fieldware LLC
Ken Tomlinson
Director Customer Engagement, Fieldware LLC
Dir. Joe W Winkler
Assistant Secretary, FL Department of Corrections
Joe Winkler serves as the Assistant Secretary of Community Corrections with the Florida Department of Corrections, where he provides oversight to 140 probation offices statewide and direction to correctional staff supervising 150,000 adult felony offenders. He also provides direct oversight to the four Community Corrections Regional Directors, as well as the Bureau of Probation & Parole Field Services and the Bureau of Community Programs. Mr. Winkler started with the department in 2001 as a probation officer. He has served the department in multiple roles holding every certified position and being promoted to his current position as the top person in Florida Community Corrections. Mr. Winkler received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminology from Saint Leo University. He serves on the Board of Directors with the Florida Association of Community Corrections and the National Association of Probation Executives. He is the Florida Commissioner of Interstate Compact and on the Board of Governors with the American Correctional Association. Mr. Winkler is a member of the National Institute of Corrections Probation and Parole Executives and the American Probation and Parole Association.
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