Who will/can be reimbursed?
The Commission will reimburse Commissioner/Official designees, Ex-officio members, and two Deputy Compact Administrators from bifurcated or one Deputy Compact Administrator from non-bifurcated (in ICOTS) states for attending this meeting in accordance with the ICAOS Travel Reimbursement Policy. Additional state representatives may attend this public meeting at their own expense. All attendees must register for the meeting.
What does it take to receive my reimbursement for the day?
All paid attendees must-attend events they registered for the day to be reimbursed for the day.
What if I need/want to come early or stay after?
The hotel has limited meeting rate availability 3 days before and 3 days after the meeting should you mix business with pleasure. Please reach out to Barno Saturday at meetings@interstatecompact.org if you are interested in staying additional days.
Is there a registration fee?
There is no registration fee to attend the meeting.
When does registration close?
Please make sure to register all your attendees for the meeting on the website by August 18, 2022.
September 26, 2022
Executive Committee Meeting |
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Welcome & Introduction DCA Training Institute - Gramercy East & West, 2nd floor |
Vice Chair Hope Cooper (KS) |
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Embracing the Spirit of the Compact Attendees will receive a general overview of DCA responsibilities, share ideas for effective communication and understand the importance of elevating compact related issues when necessary. |
DCA Liaison Committee Chair Suzanne Brooks (OH) DCA Region Chairs: |
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Great Plans for Great Outcomes: This session will highlight and focus on best practices for improving outgoing transfer acceptance rates and efficiencies as a follow-up to the FY22 Rejection Assessment. |
DCA Tracy Hudrlik (MN) |
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New DCAs Luncheon - Chairman's Suite |
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Changing Landscape of Substance Abuse and its Impact on Supervision Participants will discuss the effects of decriminalization of drug laws and its impact on supervision for Compact offenders when the laws differ between the sending and receiving states. |
Chair Jeremiah Stromberg (OR) |
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Interstate Compact and Tolling Issues Attendees will examine issues surrounding state’s ability to toll cases in ICOTS. Participants will discuss recommendation and best practices for handling tolling cases. |
DCA Liaison Committee Chair Suzanne Brooks (OH)
DCA Region Chairs: |
September 27, 2022
Opening Remarks - Gramercy East & West, 2nd floor |
Chair Jeremiah Stromberg (OR) |
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Lessons Learned: COVID Attendees will discuss challenges and positive changes resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. |
Chair Jeremiah Stromberg (OR) |
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Past, Present, Future: Engaging Victims Attendees will learn why the Compact was rewritten, its current impact on victims, and how a victim centered approach can influence the future. |
Vice Chair Hope Cooper (KS) |
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Lunch [on your won] |
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The Road Home: A Compact Documentary An opportunity to see the Compact from multiple lenses, attendees will watch a documentary that tells the real-life stories of adults who transferred under the Compact. Viewers will get a close-up look from their perspective as they navigate the Compact. The audience will learn the critical role that NIC and ICAOS play and hear firsthand accounts from subject matter experts. The session will conclude with interviews of the individuals featured in the film and discussions with the film’s director. |
Chair Jeremiah Stromberg (OR) |
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Reception - Herb N'Kitchen, 1st floor |
September 28, 2022
General Session - Sutton Center, 2nd floor Call to Order |
Chair Jeremiah Stromberg (OH) |
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Welcome Address |
Chair Jeremiah Stromberg (OR) |
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ICAOS - Why Our Practice is Essential to Community Safety |
Commissioner Robert Maccarone (NY) |
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Committee Reports
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Chair Hope Cooper (KS) |
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Leading Change: Improving Outcomes Commissioners will examine their role in improving outcomes in light of the FY22 Rejection Assessment, as well as how to establish the state council so that it can be used as a support mechanism. |
Executive Director Ashley Lippert |
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LUNCH |
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Metting the Mission: A Compact Study Since the Compact’s passage in 2002, no formal study has been conducted to determine whether it’s fulfilling its mission and purpose. This study examined the individuals impacted by the Compact, including justice-involved clients and corrections practitioners as well as the benefits and drawbacks of interstate transfers. Commissioners will also learn what outcomes resulted from the study and potential areas for future improvements. |
Chair Jeremiah Stromberg (OR) |
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The Next 20 Years The Commission’s 20th Anniversary meeting will conclude with a discussion of how to move the Compact forward and what future goals it should pursue. |
Chair Jeremiah Stromberg (OR) |
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Awards Presentation
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Chair Jeremiah Stromberg (OR) |
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Old Business / New Business
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Adjournment |
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Executive Committee Meeting |
