Retired Chief Adult Probation Officer

Wendy Still

Public Protection expert advisor and Reimagine Adult Justice Project Manager.

Board of Supervisors Public Protection Advisor

Chief Probation Officer, Alameda County.  Department Head setting strategic priorities and managing  660 employees, $135 million budget, and supervision of  up to 10,000 Adult probationers, Post Release Community and Mandatory Supervision offenders and two juvenile detention facilities, up to 80 detained youth and 300 juvenile probationers; Integrate evidence based practices into probation and rehabilitation services for clients.  As an officer of the court, overseeing staff  recommendations on felony and misdemeanor cases and tranformation of the department from an office visit model into a evidence based field supervision model.  Using state of the art information technology to integrate risk and needs assessments with a comprehensive case management system.

Chief Probation Officer

Department Head setting strategic priorities and managing  150 employees, $23 million budget, and supervision of  6000 Adult probationers, Post Release Community and Mandatory Supervision offenders.  Integrate evidence based practices into probation and rehabilitation services for clients.  As an officer of the court, overseeing staff  recommendations on felony and misdemeanor cases and tranformation of the department from an office visit model into a evidence based field supervision model.  Using state of the art information technology to integrate risk and needs assessments with a comprehensive case managment system.