Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Leigh Burrows’s organization
Nov 1, 2025·StrategicPlan
Board
Colorado Department Of Corrections Goals 2024-2027
This document details the Colorado Department of Corrections' strategic direction through its Wildly Important Goals (WIGs) for the period spanning FY 2024-25 to June 30, 2027. The plan prioritizes achieving a 12% staff vacancy rate by enhancing recruitment and retention, decreasing parolee recidivism by 5% through comprehensive re-entry programs and support, and increasing successful parole completion rates to 59% by strengthening peer mentorship and refining parole policies.
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Governor's Community Corrections Advisory Council - Division of Criminal Justice - Office of Community Corrections Meeting Minutes
The meeting included introductions from participants, a review and approval of the previous meeting's minutes, and confirmation of upcoming meeting dates. Discussions covered proposed amendments to the council's bylaws, focusing on member terms, rights, and meeting notice requirements. The council examined complexities surrounding the Juveniles Convicted as Adults Program (JCAP) and the potential need for statutory changes. The importance of reviewing the cost evaluation report and integrating peer support programs into community corrections was emphasized. The possibility of organizing a training session on public meeting laws was also raised.
Jul 11, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Community Volunteer Advisory Board Meeting Notes
The meeting included updates from the Division of Criminal Justice (DCJ) and the Office of the Liaison for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Relatives (OMMIR). Discussions covered the DCJ's finalized Strategic Plan, the OMMIR's three-year strategic plan, and the upcoming launch of the Missing and Endangered Persons (MEP) event code. A presentation was given on the legal perspective of MMIR work, including the impact of federal Indian law and generational trauma. The advisory board also discussed bylaws and community announcements, including a memorial ceremony and efforts to create a Four Corners MMIR Communications Network. Clarification was provided regarding the reporting of missing persons.
Jun 12, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Alternative Metrics Working Group Meeting Minutes
The Alternative Metrics Working Group convened to discuss the mission and objectives of the group. Individuals with lived experience of the criminal justice system shared their stories, perspectives on successful reentry, and feedback on what would have been helpful in their reentry. Key challenges identified were lack of technology assistance, financial burdens in parole, stigma from employers, administrative barriers, and housing challenges. Success factors included family support, positive relationships, trust and support from supervising officers and case managers, self-efficacy, and lifestyle changes. The group also discussed system challenges, the impact of the Seven Habits Program, recommendations for system improvement, short-term sentence challenges, signaling and desistance measurement, data collection and survey methodology, working group timeline and deliverables, and mandates.
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