Citizens Advisory Council for the Drug Court
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Member Name Contact Info Representation Name Resolution Num Term
Brennan, Fran 2775 Sagebrush Circle #101
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Work Phone: 734-330-5225
Home Phone:
Fax:
Email: franbrennan3@comcast.net 		Board of Commissioners Appointment 08-0202 12/31/2010
Clough, Brenda 1076 Ecorse Road
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Work Phone:
Home Phone: 734-714-1800
Fax:
Email: bclough2@ypsd.org 		Trial Court Appointment null 12/31/2008
Davidson, Terry 3140 Potomac Court
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
Work Phone:
Home Phone: 734-975-9354
Fax:
Email: tdavidson@livonia.k12.mi.us 		Trial Court Appointment null 12/31/2009
Jenkins, Julie 7478 Textile Rd.
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Work Phone:
Home Phone: 734-487-5686
Fax:
Email: 		Board of Commissioners Appointment 07-0202 12/31/2010
Jenkins, Julie 7478 Textile Rd.
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Work Phone:
Home Phone: 734-487-5686
Fax:
Email: 		General 07-0202 12/31/2010
Palladino, John 7247 Willow Creek Drive
Ypsilanti, MI 48197-6111
Work Phone: 734-487-3300
Home Phone:
Fax: 734-487-2473
Email: john.palladino@emich.edu 		General Public 09-0201 12/31/2012
Sheldon, Steven 555 Towner Street
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
Work Phone: 734-544-6752
Home Phone:
Fax:
Email: sheldonj@ewashtenaw.org 		Trial Court Appointment null 12/31/2010

Meeting:
Meeting information forthcoming.

Authority:
Resolution 04-0200 dissolved the Citizen's Advisory Council for Children in the Family Court and created a Citizen's Advisory Council to the Juvenile Drug Court. In recognition of the broad and devastating effects of drug abuse on youth, families, and community safety, as well as the lack of effective, intensive treatment services for drug abusing youth in our community, the Trial Court is led the development of a Juvenile Drug Court in Washtenaw County. The Juvenile Drug Court model emphasizes 1) a coordinated continuum of treatment; 2) intense supervision of probationers; 3) strong judicial oversight; 4) a broad array of rewards and sanctions; and 5) a team-based approach to providing services, opportunities, and oversight of youth. Preventing youth crime, holding delinquent youth accountable, and providing opportunities for at-risk youth to participate in community life in a positive, healthy manner are important community goals. The Court values community input regarding this effort.

Compensation:
No compensation provided at this time.

Membership:
The Board of Commissioners appoints three (3) representatives to the Council for staggered terms of 3 years each. The Trial Court also makes three (3) appointments for 3 year terms. Total membership on the council is 6 representatives.

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