]]>| Among the nearly 300 names on the Kansas Law Enforcement Memorial, the names of eight Kansas Department of Corrections officers are included. | ||
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| Mark Avery | Corrections Officer, Lansing Correctional Facility | Corrections Officers Mark Avery and Michael Bidatsch were on routine duty supervising the Lansing Correctional Facility recreation hall on May 22, 1993 when they were attacked and beaten with bar bell plates and a stocking cap stuffed with pool balls. Officer Avery died the next day at the University of Kansas Medical Center. |
| Robert D. Hurd | Corrections Officer, Kansas State Penitentiary (now Lansing Correctional Facility) | On October 11, 1981, Corrections Officer Hurd died after being stabbed by an inmate who was angered by a disciplinary report that Officer Hurd was going to file. |
| Donald R. Martin | Corrections Officer, Lansing Correctional Facility | On August 19, 1978, Corrections Officer Martin was killed when he was attacked and beaten by an inmate who was holding a female hostage during an escape attempt. |
| Paul J. Weber | Parole Officer, Kansas City Parole Office | On October 19, 1976, Parole Officer Weber was killed after he went to the home of a parolee whose mother had requested assistance in removing her son from her residence. As Officer Weber followed the parolee into the kitchen, the man seized a butcher knife and stabbed Officer Weber. The parolee was convicted of assault on a law enforcement officer and first-degree murder |
| Henry N. Kenaga | Corrections Officer, Kansas State Penitentiary (now Lansing Correctional Facility) | On June 20, 1954, Corrections Officer Kenaga was killed after responding to a situation in which inmates, armed with guns and knives, had rushed the visiting room and seized at least six hostages. The inmates were crossing the prison yard when they encountered Officer Kenaga who then attempted to prevent their escape. Officer Kenaga was fatally shot. After a brief exchange of gunfire and a call for additional enforcement officers, the inmates were surrounded and returned to their cells. They were charged with first-degree murder. |
| Lee White | Kansas State Industrial Reformatory (now Hutchinson Correctional Facility) | On July 25, 1928, Officer White was supervising five inmates who were working on the new grandstands at the state fairgrounds. Officer White was struck from behind and knocked unconscious by two inmates, Glenn Bellfield and Jake Schell. The two inmates escaped and shot a young girl while commandeering her car. White was treated by a local physician and then joined the search for the escaped inmates. White was a passenger in a vehicle with other officers during the search on July 26, 1928 when the vehicle failed to negotiate a turn and flipped. Officer White, who landed under the vehicle as it came rest, died at the scene. The others suffered minor injuries. After a cross-country manhunt the two escapees were captured following a shootout in Roswell, New Mexico on July 29, 1928. |
| David W. Burns | Corrections Officer, Kansas State Penitentiary (now Lansing Correctional Facility) | On December 15, 1923, Officer Burns died after being shot four times by an escaped inmate. Officer Burns had traveled to Texarkana, Texas and was on a train returning with two escapees. While traveling through Alicia, Arkansas, one of the inmates shot Officer Burns four times. Before his death, Officer Burns told the doctor tending to his wounds that he was shot with a revolver believed to have been smuggled to the escapees while at the Texarkana train depot. One escapee was later caught in Arkansas. The second escapee, who had shot Officer Burns, was located following his arrest for a robbery in Meridian, Mississippi six months after Officer Burns’ death. |
| William H. Owens | Corrections Officer, Kansas State Penitentiary (now Lansing Correctional Facility) | On October 5, 1905, Officer Owens died from injuries suffered during an escape that occurred the day before his death. Officer Owens had taken an inmate to conduct survey work outside the penitentiary. The inmate had delivered a severe blow to Officer Owen's solar plexus that resulted in internal bleeding and a heart attack. The inmate was quickly captured and charged with felonious assault and murder. |
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]]>Kathryn Sparks, Director
729 Kansas Ave., Atchison, KS 66002
(913) 804-6110
1st Judicial District Leavenworth County Community Corrections
Jamie VanHouten, Director
520 S. 2nd St., Leavenworth, KS 66048
(913) 684-0775
2nd Judicial District Community Corrections
Erin Robertson, Director
400 New York Ave. Holton, KS 66436
(785) 362-2164
3rd Judicial District Community Corrections
Steve Willis, Director
712 S. Kansas Ave., 3rd Floor, Topeka, KS 66603
(785) 251-5401
4th Judicial District Community Corrections
Dustin Browning, Director
MAIN 226 S. Beech St., Ottawa, KS 66067
(785) 229-3510
S1 100 E. 4th Ave., Garnett, KS 66032
(785) 448-2526
S2 110 S. 6th St., Burlington, KS 66839
(620) 364-2329
5th Judicial District Community Corrections
Erin Rodriguez, Director
430 Commercial St., Emporia, KS 66801
(620) 341-3294
6th Judicial District Community Corrections
Angie Eads, Director
MAIN 110 S. Agate St., Paola, KS 66071
(913) 294-2997
S1 108 W. 2nd St., Fort Scott, KS 66701
(620) 226-1120
S2 425 E. Main St., Mound City, KS 66056
(913) 795-2630
7th Judicial District Community Corrections
Pam Weigand, Director
1006 New Hampshire St., Lawrence, KS 66044
(785) 832-5220
8th Judicial District Community Corrections
Chrysann Phipps, Director
MAIN 801 N. Washington St., Suite E, Junction City, KS 66441
(785) 762-8801
S1 109 E. 1st St., Abilene, KS 67410
(785) 263-3054
S2 200 S. 3rd. St., Marion, KS 66861
(620) 382-2807
S3 501 W. Main St., Council Grove, KS 66846
(620) 767-6838
9th Judicial District Community Corrections
Tim Gadde, Director
MAIN 122 W. Marlin St., Suite 301, McPherson, KS 67460
(620) 241-8395
S1 133 E. 6th St., Newton, KS 67114
(316) 283-8695
10th Judicial District Community Corrections
Robert Sullivan, Director
MAIN 588 E. Santa Fe St., Suite 3000, Olathe, KS 66061
(913) 715-4508
Residential Center, 101 Roeland Park Dr., New Century, KS 66063
(913) 829-0800
11th Judicial District Community Corrections
Tracy Harris, Director
MAIN 602 N. Locust St., Pittsburg, KS 66762
(620) 232-7540
S1 100 W. Maple St., Room 9, Columbus, KS 66725
(620) 429-1643
S2 1 Katy Dr., Parsons, KS 67357
(620) 421-0580
12th Judicial District Community Corrections
Dawn Snyder, Director
811 Washington St., Suite D, Concordia, KS 66901
(785) 243-8157
13th Judicial District Community Corrections
Monty Herbert, Director
MAIN 2365 W. Central Ave., El Dorado, KS 67042
(316) 321-6303
S1 311 N. Main St., Eureka, KS 67043
(620) 583-5486
S2 2100 Ohio St., Augusta, KS 67010
(316) 775-4500
S3 905 N. Main St., Wichita, KS 67203
(316) 660-7012
14th Judicial District Community Corrections
Dennis Webb, Director
MAIN 300 E. Main St., Independence, KS 67301
(620) 331-4474
S1 102 W. 7th St., Coffeyville, KS 67337
(620) 251-7531
S2 215 N. Chautauqua St., Sedan, KS 67361
(620) 330-2788
16th Judicial District Community Corrections
Sonja Channell, Director
208 W. Spruce St., Dodge City, KS 67801
(620) 227-4564
18th Judicial District Community Corrections
Steven Stonehouse, Director
MAIN 905 N. Main St., Wichita, KS 67203
(316) 660-7003
Residential Center, 622 E. Central, Wichita, KS 67202
(316) 660-9500
ADMIN 700 S. Hydraulic Ave., Wichita, KS 67211
(316) 660-7017
19th Judicial District Community Corrections
Brennan Hadley, Director
320 E. 9th Ave., Suite C, Winfield, KS 67156
(620) 221-3454
20th Judicial District Community Corrections
Brooke Haulmark, Director
MAIN 1806 12th St., Great Bend, KS 67544
(620) 793-1940
S1 209 N. Kansas Ave., Ellsworth, KS 67439
(620) 793-1940
S2 401 N. Main St., Russell, KS 67665
(620) 793-1940
S3 101 W. Commercial St., Lyons, KS 67554
(620) 793-1940
S4 209 N. Broadway St., St. John, KS 67576
(620) 793-1940
21st Judicial District Community Corrections
Megan Lewis, Interim Director
MAIN 115 N. 4th St., 2nd Floor, Manhattan, KS 66502
(785) 537-6380
S1 539 Lincoln Ave., Clay Center, KS 67432
(785) 632-3560
22nd Judicial District Community Corrections
Vicki Hubin, Director
MAIN 601 Utah St., Hiawatha, KS 66434
(785) 742-7551
S1 1201 Broadway St., Marysville, KS 66508
(785) 562-3415
S2 607 Nemaha St., Seneca, KS 66538
24th Judicial District Community Corrections
Gail Antenen, Director
MAIN 606 Topeka St., Suite102, Larned, KS 67550
(620) 285-3128
S1 202 W. Sycamore St., Suite 17, Ness City, KS 67560
(785) 798-3696
25th Judicial District Community Corrections
Beth Beavers, Director
607 W. Santa Fe St., Garden City, KS 67846
(620) 271-6200
26th Judicial District Community Corrections
Kayla Janko, Director
415 N. Washington St., Liberal, KS 67901
(620) 626-3284
27th Judicial District Community Corrections
Randy Regehr, Director
115 W. 1st Ave., Hutchinson, KS 67501
(620) 665-7042
28th Judicial District Community Corrections
Michelle Callam, Director
309 S. Broadway Blvd., Salina, KS 67401
(785) 826-6595
29th Judicial District Community Corrections
Phil Lockman, Director
812 N. 7th St., 3rd Floor, Kansas City, KS 66109
(913) 573-4180
30th Judicial District Community Corrections
Brad Macy, Director
120 E. 9th St., Wellington, KS 67152
(620) 326-5576
31st Judicial District Community Corrections
Troy Smith, Director
MAIN 740 N. Garfield Ave., Chanute, KS 66720
(620) 431-5725
S1 1 N. Washington Ave., Room B, Iola, KS 66749
(620) 365-1431
Northwest Kansas Community Corrections
Erin Geist, Director
MAIN 1011 Fort St., Hays, KS 67601
(785) 625-9192
S1 105 S. Kansas Ave., Norton, KS 67654
(785) 877-5760
S2 300 N. Court Ave., Colby, KS 67701
(785) 460-3842
South Central Kansas Community Corrections
Catherine Rohrer, Director
MAIN 119 S. Oak, Pratt, KS 67124
(620) 672-7875
S1 120 E. Washington St., Medicine Lodge, KS 67104
(620) 886-5959
S2 130 N. Spruce St., 4th Floor, Kingman, KS 67068
(620) 532-5333
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Jeff Butrick, Community Based Services Director
Phone: (785) 230-5259
714 SW Jackson, Suite 300
Topeka, KS 66603
Community Corrections Office Locations & Contact Information
Megan Milner
Phone: (785) 746-7456
Fax: (785) 596-6080
Kansas Department of Corrections
ATTN: Juvenile Community-Based Services
714 S.W. Jackson St., Suite 300
Topeka, KS 66603
The Kansas Department of Corrections published these for use by administrative counties for the operation of local intake and assessment programs. Administrative contacts must use these standards to develop local policy and procedures which direct the actions of local employees for the intake and assessment process in Kansas. These standards were effective as of November 1, 2009 with a six-month period allotted for full implementation at the local level.
Below are the Juvenile Intake and Assessment System (JIAS) Standards. These standards are the minimum standards that are intended to help guide the development of local agency's policy and procedure manuals. The standards may be downloaded individually along with the supporting table of contents, forms and glossary.
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Standard Number |
Standard Title |
Version |
| Policy and Procedure Manual |
09/01/2022
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| Mission Statement |
08/29/2016
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| Intake and Assessment Organizational Chart |
08/29/2016
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| Memorandums of Understanding |
09/01/2022
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| Contractual Services |
10/10/2014
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| Public Information |
08/29/2016
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| Juvenile Justice Authority Financial Rules and Guidelines for Grantees |
10/01/2022
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| Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Manual |
09/01/2022
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| Standards of Conduct |
02/01/2017
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| Conflict of Interest |
10/01/2022
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| Non-Discrimination |
08/29/2016
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| Safety Procedure |
11/01/2022
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| Prohibited Acts Involving Youth |
08/29/2016
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| Grievances |
08/29/2016
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| Coordination of Services |
11/01/2022
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Standard Number |
Standard Title |
Version |
| Intake and Assessment Supervisor/Director Qualifications |
12/01/2022
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| Intake and Assessment Full-Time Staff Qualifications |
12/01/2022
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| Intake and Assessment Part-Time Staff Qualifications |
12/01/2022
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| Orientation and Initial Training for Employees |
04/01/2023
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| Training |
12/01/2022
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Standard Number |
Standard Title |
Version |
| File Arrangement |
08/29/2016
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| Juvenile Intake and Assessment Management System (JJIAMS) Documentation and System Management |
05/01/2023
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| JJA Forms |
02/01/2023
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| Mandatory Reporting |
03/27/2023
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| Safeguarding Records and Disclosure |
03/01/2017
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| Retention Schedule |
03/01/2023
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| Expungement of Records |
03/01/2023
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Standard Number |
Standard Title |
Version |
| 24 Hour Service Availability |
01/01/2023
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| Reaction and Response Time |
03/01/2023
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| Searches |
01/01/2023
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| Assessment Interviews |
03/01/2023
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| Screening Instrument(s) |
04/01/2023
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| Walk-In Intakes |
03/01/2017
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| Interstate Compact for Juveniles |
04/01/2023
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| Utilization of Restraints |
01/01/2023
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| Weapons |
01/01/2023
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| Release from Intake and Assessment |
09/01/2023
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| Transportation of Youth |
04/01/2023
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| Review of Intake Results |
10/10/2014
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| JIAS 04-112 | Notice to Appear | 04/24/2023 |
| JIAS 04-113 | Referrals from Intake | 04/24/2023 |
| JIAS 04-114 | Detention Risk Assessment Instrument | 04/24/2023 |
| JIAS 04-115 | Recommendations for Referral | 07/01/2023 |
Standard Number |
Standard Title |
Version |
| Expanded Operations and Services General Requirements |
07/01/2023
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| Substance Abuse Testing |
03/27/2023
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| Supervision Services |
11/01/2009
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| Electronic Monitoring |
03/27/2023
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| Attendant Care |
01/01/2015
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The Kansas Department of Corrections – Juvenile Services (KDOC-JS) establishes operational standards for use by administrative counties for the operation of their local intake and assessment programs. Administrative contacts must use these standards to develop their local policies and procedures that direct the actions of their local employees for the intake and assessment process. These standards are the minimum standards that are intended to help guide the development of the local agency's policy and procedure manuals.
Some of the primary functions of a locally-operated JIAS include, but are not limited to:
24-Hour service Availability – The JIAS shall provide intake and assessment services 24-hours per day, 365 days per year. Each Board of County Commissioners, local Juvenile Corrections Advisory Board and local law enforcement agencies authorize how these services are provided; whether by locally staffed facility, an on-call system, notice to appear process or other local process. At a minimum, 24-hour services must include who to contact (local name and or office) and how to contact the local JIAS for questions or assistance during the regular workday, after business hours, on weekends, and during holidays for regular or emergency situations.
Reaction and Response Time – Local JIAS staff shall respond to law enforcement upon their request within ten (10) minutes of notification. The intake worker and law enforcement officer shall confer and determine whether an immediate assessment is required. If determined an immediate assessment is required, the assessment should commence by the local JIAS staff within thirty (30) minutes of the conversation.
County Operated - Because JIAS are operated by the local county and are staffed by county employees, different operations models are utilized based on the county organization and use of local staff and resources. In the more populated counties they typically operate JIAS as a facility that is staffed continuously. In counties where a juvenile detention center is located it is common to operate JIAS in conjunction with their facility that is staffed continuously and cross-train juvenile detention staff. However, most local JIAS operations across Kansas are staffed using an office that is staffed during regular business hours and/or evenings and use on-call juvenile intake workers in evenings, overnight hours, weekends and holidays etc. Having local staff that have skill sets to work with youth and their families that may be vulnerable, upset or angry is a necessity. For that reason, a number of counties have cross-trained staff that have experience and expertise with this population and within these areas.
Screenings and Assessments - The screenings and assessments provided at the local JIAS help determine what community-based services may be appropriate for the youth and family in that area as well as help determine if the youth can be returned home or if placement is appropriate pending a subsequent court hearing. Local JIAS staff collect the following information through an interview process:
In addition, standardized screenings and assessments utilized in local JIAS include:
Release from Intake and Assessment - One of the primary tasks of the administrative county juvenile intake worker is to support law enforcement in providing the best and most appropriate option for the immediate placement of the youth. Pursuant to K.S.A. 75-7023 and K.S.A. 38-2331, local juvenile intake workers shall use the records, reports and information obtained in the intake process to make a release determination. Working with their local law enforcement and child welfare agency partners is critical in their ability to best carry out this role.
Referrals from Intake and Assessment - Another critical task for the administrative county juvenile intake worker is to ensure that each youth processed through the local JIAS shall have their case referred to the local Immediate Intervention Program, the county/district attorney, or the Department for Children and Family Services. Additionally, youth and families will be referred for services within the community as appropriate to address identified areas of concerns. The primary functions of local juvenile intake are established in KSA 75-7023. Again, working with their local law enforcement and local child welfare agency partners is critical in their ability to best carry out this role as well as having a good relationship and working knowledge of community resources that are available to provide needed support to a youth and/or their family.
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