Meetings

Criminal Justice Advisory Committee
April 4, 2010

Staff

CJ Durbin-Higgins
Criminal Justice & Emergency Planning Program Manager
903-813-3552
chiggins@texoma.cog.tx.us

Stephanie Davidson
Emergency Planner
903-813-3509
sdavidson@texoma.cog.tx.us

Jan Knight
Administrative Assistant
903-813-3523
jknight@texoma.cog.tx.us

 

 

CJAC

Steven Fleming
Police Chief
Gainesville Police Department

Jack Jones
Investigator
Gainesville Police Department

Tricia West
Boys and Girls Club

Aaron Davis
Executive Director
Abigail’s

Chris Cypert
Judge, Municipal Court
City of Gainesville

Kim Ralston
Director of Special Projects
Gainesville ISD

Janice Warder
District Attorney
Cooke County

Steven Key
Commissioner
Cooke County

Mike Bankston
Police Chief
Bonham Police Department

Kenneth Moore, Chairman
Sheriff
Fannin County

Jason Rabb
Juvenile Probation Officer
Fannin County

Sandy Barber
Director
Fannin County Children’s Center

Becky Williams
Executive Director
Fannin County Family Crisis Center

Richard Glaser
District Attorney
Fannin County

Debra Roberts
Chief of Adult Probation
Fannin County

George “Butch” Henderson
City Manager
City of Leonard

Tim Barnes
Lieutenant
Van Alstyne Police Department

Keith Gary
Sheriff
Grayson County

Bill Bristow
Director of Juvenile Services
Grayson County Juvenile Probation

Jason Kirk
Interim Chief of Adult Probation
Grayson County

Martha Nuckols
Executive Director
Grayson County Children’s Advocacy Center

Kathy Crenshaw
Executive Director
Grayson County Crisis Center

Brenda Hayward
Executive Director
Child Guidance Clinic of Texoma

Joe Brown, Vice Chairman
District Attorney
Grayson County

Cherie Wallis-Jackson
Concerned Citizen 
Grayson County

Criminal Justice


Criminal Justice is one of those public policy areas that is primarily the responsibility of local governments.  Since criminals don’t always respect jurisdictional lines, there is a need for some measure of regional coordination and cooperation. There are also a number of state and federal programs that provide money for some law enforcement activities. TCOG’s Criminal Justice Program helps with these coordination efforts by working with the Governor’s Criminal Justice Division, the regional law enforcement community, and local policymakers to develop and maintain a regional criminal justice community plan. 

Victims of crime often need assistance to recover from their ordeal. TCOG’s Criminal Justice Program and the Governor’s Criminal Justice Division provide funds to area agencies that serve victims in the Texoma Region.

Keeping schools in the Texoma Region safe takes time, energy and money. Through TCOG and the Governor’s Criminal Justice Division, area schools and communities can apply for funds to promote drug and weapon-free schools and neighborhoods.

Important Documents

Criminal Justice Applications

General Juvenile Justice Applications

General Victim Assistance Applications

Violence Against Women Program Applications

News and Announcements