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Wondering who can help in your area with employment, housing, transportaon, and other needs for difficult offenders? Look no further, below is a list of all Reentry Officers in the field. Get to know them. Find out how you can work together to connect offenders to the community. REENTRY OFFICERS F E A T U R E D ACC has worked closely with the community to establish reentry facilies across the state. We currently have 7 licensed reentry facilies providing reentry programming to residents who are transioning out of prison and into the community. These facilies are: REENTRY FACILITIES DAY 180: A TIME OF TRANSITION Reentry Facility programming was designed to serve as a transition period between prison and the community; an opportunity to begin making decisions on your own but still having a guiding hand when necessary. Day 180 is an important milestone in the reentry facility program because it marks the move from the Phase IV to an approved parole plan. Phase IV marks the completion of the program where residents move to an approved community residence and begin putting to use all those tools they learned at the facility. ACC Reentry is so proud of our first residents to hit this milestone. They have taken full advantage of this opportunity and are finally seeing the benefits of their hard work and dedication at the reentry facilities. We want to recognize these individuals for their dedication to changing their lives. A reception was held at Phoenix Recovery Center in Conway, where they each received Certificates of Completion as the first graduates of the ACC Reentry Facility program: (Photos) Michael Avery, Kim Sharp, Jerry Wesley, Thomas Wachtel, Karl Thomas, Steve Aldridge The Good Grid is ready and waiting for you and your offenders! All offenders on active supervision have a resume waiting for them to update, but we need you to help us spread the word to them. Show them how to access their resume at www.goodgrid.com/ myportfolio . Remember they must use their PID and DOB to log in (Add zeros to the front of the PID to make it 7 digits). If you have questions, you can always contact The Good Grid helpdesk at (501) 687-2346 or [email protected]. Area 1: Kris Eglin Area 2: Cody Stafford Area 3: Vacant Area 4: Christa Eldridge Area 5: Jeff Bowling Area 6: Mariano Reed Area 7/8: Liz Johnson Area 9: Markita Thompson Area 10: Melissa Mann Area 11: Tiffany Mayo Area 12: Chrisan Dukes Area 13: David English Mulligan Road Covenant Recovery Safe Harbor Quapaw: Harmony House Quapaw: Hidden Creek Project New Start: Gideon House Project New Start: Esther House Reentry Review: February 2016 Arkansas Community Correction March 23: The Good Grid Launch: NWA March 17: Free Dental Day, Lile Rock March 18: Prison Art Exhibit and Recepon, Lile Rock April 5: The Good Grid Launch: Jonesboro April 19: The Good Grid Launch: Texarkana April 16: Free Health Screenings, Jonesboro April 19: Job Fair, Pulaski County April 21: Randy Sams Outreach Shelter Fundraiser, Texarkana Upcoming Events

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F E A T U R E D

Wondering who can help in your area with

employment, housing, transportation, and other

needs for difficult offenders? Look no further,

below is a list of all Reentry Officers in the field.

Get to know them. Find out how you can work

together to connect offenders to the community.

REENTRY OFFICERS

F E A T U R E D

ACC has worked closely with the community

to establish reentry facilities across the state.

We currently have 7 licensed reentry facilities

providing reentry programming to residents

who are transitioning out of prison and into

the community. These facilities are:

REENTRY FACILITIES

DAY 180: A TIME OF TRANSITION Reentry Facility programming was designed to serve as a transition period between prison and the community; an opportunity to begin making decisions on your own but still having a guiding hand when necessary. Day 180 is an important milestone in the reentry facility program because it marks the move from the Phase IV to an approved parole plan. Phase IV marks the completion of the program where residents move to an approved community residence and begin putting to use all those tools they learned at the facility. ACC Reentry is so proud of our first residents to hit this milestone. They have taken full advantage of this opportunity and are finally seeing the benefits of their hard work and dedication at the reentry facilities. We want to recognize these individuals for their dedication to changing their lives. A reception was held at Phoenix Recovery Center in Conway, where they each received Certificates of Completion as the first graduates of the ACC Reentry Facility program: (Photos)

Michael Avery, Kim Sharp, Jerry Wesley, Thomas Wachtel,

Karl Thomas, Steve Aldridge

The Good Grid is ready and waiting for you and your offenders! All offenders on active

supervision have a resume waiting for them to update, but we need you to help us spread

the word to them. Show them how to access their resume at www.goodgrid.com/

myportfolio. Remember they must use their PID and DOB to log in (Add zeros to the

front of the PID to make it 7 digits). If you have questions, you can always contact The

Good Grid helpdesk at (501) 687-2346 or [email protected].

Area 1: Kris Eglin

Area 2: Cody Stafford

Area 3: Vacant

Area 4: Christa Eldridge