Arkansas

Bill/Statute

Number

ACA 12-51-101

Status
Signed into law:
February 15, 2001

Commissioner

Deputy Compact Administrator

State ICOTS Administrator

Compact Office

Victims' Representative

Documents

Offender Information

Sex Offender Law / 08.2015

State Council

Members

Executive Representative

Benny Magness, Chair, Board of Corrections

Judicial Representative

Marty Sullivan, Director, Adimistrative Office of the Courts

Legislative Representative

VACANT,

Victims' Representative

Cortney Kennedy, Member of StopDV

Additional Members

Brandon Tollett, Member, Board of Corrections

Alonza Jiles, Member, Board of Corrections

Lee Watson, Member, Board of Corrections

Tyrone Broomfield, Member, Board of Corrections

Lona McCastlain, Member, Board of Corrections

Dubs Byers, Member, Board of Corrections

David West, Sheriff, Cross County

Meetings & Minutes

Meeting Dates:

2021-07-30

2022-12-09

2023-12-08

Minutes Submitted:

Minutes

Fees

Supervision

$35/mo for those being supervised in Arkansas

Application

$100

Web sites

Sex Offender Registry

AR Crime Information Center

West Virginia

Bill/Statute

Number

WVC § 28-7-1

Status
Signed into law:
March 27, 2003

Commissioner

Deputy Compact Administrator

State ICOTS Administrator

WV Parole - ICOTS Administrator

ICOTS Administrator

WV Probation - ICOTS Administrator

ICOTS Administrator

Compact Office

Documents

Violation Grid Information

Violation & Graduated Sanction Policy

State Council

Members

Executive Representative

Jordan McKinley, Deputy Compact Administrator

Judicial Representative

Jennifer Bailey, Judicial Representative

Legislative Representative

Jason Barrett, WV State Senator

Victims' Representative

Joyce Yedlosky, Victim’s Representative

Additional Members

Doug Workman, Southern Parole District Supervisor

Stephanie Bond, Administrator of Probation

Don Forsht, Legislative Representative -House of Delegates

Benita Murphy, Executive Branch Representative / Parole Board Chair

Meetings & Minutes

Meeting Dates:

2022-02-11

2022-09-08

2023-05-17

2024-08-21

Minutes Submitted:

Minutes

Fees

Supervision

$40/mo

Application

N/A

Web sites

WV Home Page

WV Legislature

Division of Corrections

Sex Offender Registry

Louisiana

Bill/Statute

Number

LSA RS 15-574-31

Status
Signed into law:
June 22, 2001

Commissioner

Deputy Compact Administrator

State ICOTS Administrator

Victims' Representative

Documents

Offender Information

Sex Offender Registration Requirements

Processing Fee

Violation Grid Information

Offender Performance Grid

Sex Offender Performance Grid

Performance Grid and Administrative Sanctions

State Council

Members

Executive Representative

Carlton Miller, Executive

Judicial Representative

Honorable James M. Stephens, Judiciary

Legislative Representative

Senator Regina Barrow, Legislative Member

Victims' Representative

Gail Guerin, Victim’s Representative

Additional Members

Darla Green, Deputy Compact Administrator

Fees

Supervision

$63/mo for supervised individuals on parole
$60/mo for supervised individuals on probation
Supervision fee can go up to $100/mo if the judge elects to do so.

Application

$150 for Parole and Probation

Web sites

LA Home Page

Sex Offender Registry

Florida

Bill/Statute

Number

FSA 949-07

Status
Signed into law:
April 10, 2000

Commissioner

Joe Winkler

Commissioner

Biography

Joe Winkler has over 25 years of experience in Corrections. During his tenure with the Florida Department of Corrections he has advanced through t

Joe Winkler has over 25 years of experience in Corrections. During his tenure with the Florida Department of Corrections he has advanced through the ranks starting as a Correctional Probation Officer to his current position as the Assistant Secretary of Community Corrections.

In his current position, Director Winkler is responsible for providing support and policy direction to approximately 3,000 staff who supervise over 165,000 individuals. In addition, he provides oversight to the Bureau of Interstate Compact/Probation & Parole Field Services and the Bureau of Community Programs & Victim Services.

Prior to his current position, Assistant Secretary Winkler has held several leadership positions in Community Corrections that have included a Probation Supervisor, Probation Senior Supervisor, Circuit Administrator in two Judicial Circuits, Northern Region Assistant Regional Director, Region 2 Director, and Director of Community Corrections. These assignments have provided him with valuable experience in critical agency missions within Community Corrections.

Assistant Secretary Winkler is a graduate of Saint Leo University where he received a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice.

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Compact Administrator

Sharon Davis

Compact Administrator

Deputy Compact Administrator

Tim Strickland

Deputy Compact Administrator

State ICOTS Administrator

FL - ICOTS Administrator

ICOTS Administrator

Compact Office

Polly Smith

Assistant Consultant

Matthew Johnston

Compact Staff Supervised Individuals A - E

Robin Frutig

Compact Staff Supervised Individuals S - Z

Christopher Lane

Interstate Compact Coordinator

Brenda Cohen

Supervised Individuals: F-L

Natasha Strong

Supervised Individuals: M–R

Shireka Russell

Supervised Individuals: Outgoing FL Prison Releasees

Victims' Representative

Lisa Kinard

Victim Services Administrator

Documents

State Council

Members

Executive Representative

Stormie Knight, Executive Office of the Governor

Judicial Representative

Honorable Michael Kraynick, 9th Judicial Circuit

Legislative Representative

Keith Perry, Legislative Member

Victims' Representative

Patricia Tuthill, Peyton Tuthill Foundation for Victim’s Rights

Additional Members

Honorable Adrian Soud, 4th Judicial Circuit

Sheriff Eugene "Tommy" Ford, Bay County Sheriff’s Office

Meetings & Minutes

Meeting Dates:

2021-04-28

2021-07-21

2021-10-14

2022-03-09

2023-01-25

2023-06-08

2023-09-13

2024-03-13

Minutes Submitted:

Minutes

Fees

Supervision

Regular Probation is $103.72/mo

If a supervised individual is declared indigent by the sentencing authority or by having used the Public Defender, the rate is $50/mo

Community Control (house arrest) is $124.71 (established per diem rate OR $50 indigency rate if Public Defender used)

Application

Effective July 1, 2022, individuals will be required to pay a $100.00 Application Fee prior to transferring out of Florida.

Other

Electronic Monitoring: $4.25/day
Drug Testing Fee: $30–$65 (onetime fee)

Web sites

Sex Offender Registry

South Region

Missouri

Bill/Statute

Number

VAMS § 589.500

Status
Signed into law:
June 27, 2000

Commissioner

John Mosley

Commissioner

Deputy Compact Administrator

Alison Woodruff

Deputy Compact Administrator / Director

Compact Office

Cherrie Sullivan

ICOTS Administrator

Trevor Harrison

Missouri Parole Offenders A – G

Cynthia Knupp

Missouri Parole Offenders H – O

Rickey Garsee

Missouri Parole Offenders: P – Z

Michelle Busken

Missouri Probation Cases and Incoming Interstate Cases A - G

Jennifer Byers

Missouri Probation Cases and Incoming Interstate Cases H - N

Deanna Laird

Missouri Probation Cases and Incoming Interstate Cases O – Z

Victims' Representative

Kathleen Tofall

Victims' Representative

Documents

Offender Information

Sex Offender Registration Requirements

Violation Grid Information

Violation Response Grid

State Council

Members

Executive Representative

Vacant, Executive Branch

Judicial Representative

vacant, Judicial Branch

Legislative Representative

Senator John Rizzo, Legislative Member

Victims' Representative

Kathleen Tofall, Victim’s Representative

Additional Members

Senator Nick Schroer, Legislative Member

Steve Mueller, Ex-Officio

Alison Woodruff, DCA/Ex-Officio

Cicely Riley, Ex-Officio

Laura Birmingham, Ex-Officio

Megan Stewart, Ex-Officio

Anita VanDorin-Laire, Ex-Officio

Tina Prentzler, Ex-Officio

Rick Kuttenkuler, Ex-Officio

Laura Fehrenbach, Ex-Officio

John Mosley, Ex-Officio

Patricia Meade, Ex-Officio

Amy Koechner-Talley, Ex-Officio

Effective January 1, 2017, the Missouri criminal code revisions included changes to RSMo 217.735 and 559.106. These revisions have expanded the population of Missouri sex offenders who are eligible for lifetime supervision. The code now includes numerous offenders who are currently on supervision that previously did not meet the statutory criteria, but will now as the provisions are applied retroactively. Lifetime supervision means the offender will have to submit to GPS monitoring in addition to the current conditions of supervision. For each impacted interstate case, Missouri will send applicable information to the receiving state via ICOTS that will fully outline the offender’s supervision requirements, along with documentation requiring the offender’s signature. Missouri thanks everyone in advance for their assistance.

Fees

Supervision

$30/mo

Application

N/A

Web sites

Sex Offender Registry

South Region

Virginia

Bill/Statute

Number

53.1-176.2

Status
Signed into law:
April 16, 2004

Commissioner

James Parks

Commissioner / Compact Administrator

Deputy Compact Administrator

Julie Lohman

Deputy Compact Administrator

State ICOTS Administrator

VA - ICOTS Administrator

ICOTS Administrator

Compact Office

Zugeilie Diaz

Compact Coordinator

Victims' Representative

VA - Victim Services

Victims' Representative

Documents

Offender Information

Sex Offender Registry Statutes

Sex Offender and Crimes Against Minors Registry Guidelines

Violent Offenses as defined by the Virginia Sentencing Guidelines Manual

State Council

Members

Executive Representative

VACANT , - Position needs appointment, recent change in Secretaty and Deputy Secretary of Publics Safety

Judicial Representative

Honorable Lee A. Harris, Jr., Henrico County Circuit Court

Legislative Representative

Amigo Wade, Director; Senior Attorney, Division of Legislative Services

Victims' Representative

Shelly Shuman-Johnson, Director, Victim/Witness Assistance Program

Additional Members

Fees

Supervision

N/A

Application

N/A

Web sites

VA Home Page

Sex Offender Registry

VA Department of Corrections

South Region

South Carolina

Bill/Statute

Number

SDCL Sec 24-16A-1

Status
Signed into law:
May 28, 2002

Commissioner

Chad Gambrell

Commissioner

Compact Administrator

Christopher Harris

Compact Administrator

Deputy Compact Administrator

Tawanna Davis

Deputy Compact Administrator

State ICOTS Administrator

SC - ICOTS Administrator

ICOTS Administrator

Compact Office

Vacant -

Compact Coordinator

Jan Barton

DCA Assistant

Lisa McGill

Reporting Instructions

Victims' Representative

Laura Hudson

Victims' Representative

Documents

State Council

Members

Executive Representative

Major Clifton Weir, South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division

Judicial Representative

Honorable Belinda Timmons, Chief Magistrate (Effingham)

Legislative Representative

Honorable Greg Hembree, SC Senate

Victims' Representative

Laura Hudson, CEO SC Victim Assistance Network

Additional Members

Jodi Gallman, Acting Director, Compact Commissioner

Tawanna Davis, Deputy Compact Administrator

Mitchell Ray, AIC Charleston County, SCDPPPS

Jeanette McBride, Richland County Clerk of Courts

Meetings & Minutes

Meeting Dates:

2022-01-13

Minutes Submitted:

Minutes

Fees

Supervision

$50/mo

Application

$100

Other

Intensive Supervision: $20/wk
GPS Active: $40/wk
GPS Passive: $20/wk
Drug Test: $20 (1x)
Public Service Employment: $25 (1x)
DNA: $250 (1x)

Web sites

SC Home Page

SC Legislature

SC DOC

Sex Offender Registry

South Region

Alabama

Bill/Statute

Number

AL ST Sec 15-22-1-1

Status
Signed into law:
April 17, 2002

Commissioner

Tom Langer

Commissioner / Compact Administrator

Biography

Tom Langer started his career with the State of Alabama in September 1982 as a Corrections Officer with the Alabama Department of Corrections

Tom Langer started his career with the State of Alabama in September 1982 as a Corrections Officer with the Alabama Department of Corrections. In 1986, Tom changed job classifications from Corrections Officer to a Classification Specialist still working with the Department of Corrections. In July 1989, he accepted employment with the Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles as a Probation and Parole Officer. Over the years he climbed the promotional ladder from Supervisor to District Manager to his current position as Division Director of the Interstate Compact Unit. Tom graduated from The University of Alabama in August 1980 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice and a double minor in Business and Social Work. In December 1998, he received a Juris Doctorate from Birmingham School of Law.

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Deputy Compact Administrator

Lee Ishman

Deputy Compact Administrator

State ICOTS Administrator

AL - ICOTS Administrator

ICOTS Administrator

Compact Office

Beverly Gilder

ICOTS Administrator

Stacey Whitlow

Probation and Parole Specialist

Victims' Representative

Janette Grantham

Victims' Representative

Documents

Offender Information

Sex Offender Registration Requirements

Sex Offender Act

State Council

Members

Executive Representative

Denson Clark , Executive appointee - Policy Advisor

Judicial Representative

Honorable Gregory Griffin, Circuit Court Judge

Legislative Representative

Honorable Jerry Starnes, House of Representatives

Victims' Representative

Wanda Miller, State Director of Victims and Crime and Leniency

Additional Members

Kristi Wilkerson, Assistant Attorney General appointee

Greg Albritton, Senate appointee

Charles Edwards, At Large Appointee

Sinquetta Miles, Director, Department of Corrections appointee

Meetings & Minutes

Meeting Dates:

2020-08-27

2021-07-14

2021-12-16

2022-07-20

2022-12-08

2023-08-24

2024-10-17

Minutes Submitted:

Minutes

Fees

Supervision

$40/mo

Application

$75/application

Exemption: Reviewed on a case-by-case basis by Board of Pardons and Paroles for undue hardship

Web sites

AL Home Page

AL Legislature

Alabama Bureau of Pardons and Paroles

Sex Offender Registry

South Region

North Carolina

Bill/Statute

Number

NCGSA 148-4B

Status
Signed into law:
October 23, 2002

Commissioner

Maggie Brewer

Commissioner / Compact Administrator

Biography

Maggie Brewer has spent over 27 years in state government and was named Chief
Deputy Secretary for the new N.C. Department of Adult Correct

Maggie Brewer has spent over 27 years in state government and was named Chief
Deputy Secretary for the new N.C. Department of Adult Correction, moving over
from Community Supervision in January 2023. She oversees the divisions of
Rehabilitation and Reentry, Comprehensive Health Services, Educational Services
and Support Services.

Brewer began her career with the N.C. Department of Correction in November 1996
at Central Prison as a case manager working directly with offenders. She worked in
the diagnostic center at Polk Youth Institution (now Granville Correctional
Institution) prior to her transfer to Community Corrections.

In December 1998, Brewer was promoted to probation and parole officer in Wake
County. She worked her way up through the ranks as a Chief Probation and Parole
Officer, Judicial District Manager for Wake County and was named the Assistant
Division Administrator for Division II in April 2014. In this role, she oversaw
operations for 21 counties and assisted managers with day-to-day decisions that
impacted their respective counties.

In August 2018, she was promoted to Deputy Director for Community Corrections
with oversight of the operations of program administration.

Brewer has been a certified training instructor since 2001 and specializes in
firearms. She served as the vice chair of the Sex Offender Management Committee
in 2006. This committee guided the implementation of the Static-99 assessment
and Satellite Based Monitoring in North Carolina. In 2007, she was elected
president of the North Carolina Probation and Parole Association (NCPPA) and, in
2008, was the recipient of the NCPPA President’s Award. She remains active in the
association and currently serves as historian.

Brewer was appointed by Gov. Roy Cooper to serve on the North Carolina Human
Trafficking Commission in 2021 and was recently appointed as chair of the
commission. On, March 1, 2023, she was named the NC Interstate Compact
Commissioner.

Brewer graduated from North Carolina State University with a bachelor’s in
political science and criminal justice. She is a graduate of the NCDAC Correctional
Leadership Development Program and the North Carolina Department of Public
Safety Executive Leadership Development Program through the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill’s Kenan-Flagler Business School. She is currently
participating in the National Institute of Corrections Executive Excellence Series.

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Deputy Compact Administrator

Betty Payton

Deputy Compact Adminstrator

State ICOTS Administrator

NC - ICOTS Administrator

ICOTS Administrator

Ashley Meadows

ICOTS Administrator

Documents

Violation Grid Information

Noncompliance Grid

State Council

Members

Executive Representative

Elizabeth Musto,

Judicial Representative

John Morris, Superior Court Judge

Legislative Representative

Carson Smith, Representative

Victims' Representative

Elizabeth Watson, Associate Director of NC VAN

Additional Members

Craig B. Surber, Division 2, Probation/Parole Officer

Tammy Edwards, Division 1, Assistant Judicial District Manager

Jaquetta Ingram, Division 3, Chief Probation/Parole Officer

Kevin Miller, Division 4, Judicial District Manager

Michelle S. Cofield, At Large Member

Bobby Kimbrough, Sheriff, Forsyth County

Spencer Merriweather, District Attorney

Kimberly Justice, District Court Judge

Michael Lazzara, President Pro Tempore of the Senate

Meetings & Minutes

Meeting Dates:

2020-11-23

2021-12-16

Minutes Submitted:

Minutes

Fees

Supervision

$40/mo

Application

$250/application

Other

GPS Monitoring Fee: $90

Transfer Application Fee: $250/application

Electronic Monitoring Fee: $90

Web sites

NC Home Page

NC Legislature

Sex Offender Registry

South Region

District of Columbia

Bill/Statute

Number

DC ST § 24-133

Status
Signed into law:
November 26, 2002

Commissioner

Richard Tischner

Commissioner / Compact Administrator

Biography

Mr. Richard S. Tischner is the Director of the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency for the District of Columbia (CSOSA). In this capaci

Mr. Richard S. Tischner is the Director of the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency for the District of Columbia (CSOSA). In this capacity, he leads the agency’s 850+ federal employees who uphold the agency’s mission of enhancing public safety, preventing crime, reducing recidivism, and supporting the fair administration of justice in close collaboration with the community.

In July 2018, President Donald J. Trump nominated Mr. Tischner to serve as the third presidentially-appointed Director of CSOSA. Mr. Tischner appeared before the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs in November 2018; and his nomination was confirmed by the Senate in January 2019. On February 11, 2019, Mr. Tischner was sworn into his six-year term in office by United States Attorney for the District of Columbia Jessie K. Liu.

Mr. Tischner has been a public servant for more than 33 years. He has served as an attorney for the Federal Government of the United States at the Merit Systems Protection Board as well as the Federal Trade Commission. He has spent the last 30 years as an Assistant United States Attorney for the Department of Justice, most recently serving as the Chief of the Superior Court Division at the United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia.

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