LPSCC Executive Meeting

Summary Minutes for February 12, 2018

Attendees

LPSCC Executive Committee Members Don Gingell, County IT Deborah Kafoury, Multnomah County Chair Kate Gonsalves, Oregon Justice Resource Center Ted Wheeler, Portland Mayor Guy Limasa, Central City Concern Wendy Lin-Kelly, Sheriff’s Office Gunnar Browning, Oregon Youth Authority Chuck Lovell, Portland Police Bureau The Honorable Stephen Bushong, Oregon Judicial Ali Mahamed, Lutheran Community Services Dept. Ashlye Manning, Central Budget Office Maureen McKnight, Chief Family Court Judge Burke Nelson, Mayor Ted Wheeler’s Office Danielle Outlaw, Portland Police Bureau Paul Anthony, Portland Public Schools Mike Reese, Sheriff, Multnomah County Denise Pena, Dept. of Community Justice Robin Sells, Chief, Gresham Police Pete Pincetl, Sheriff’s Office Rod Underhill, District Attorney Adam Renon, Chair’s Office Kathryn Sofich, Dept. of Community Justice Other Attendees* Stephanie Weizer, Lutheran Community Services Mohamed Ali, Lutheran Family Services Annie Wynne, District Attorney’s Office Billy Anfield, Central City Concern Elissa Black, Central City Concern LPSCC Staff Joe Brookings, County IT Abbey Stamp, LPSCC Director Nathan Clark, Office of Commissioner Stegmann Lily Yamamoto, Justice Reinvestment Project Manager Tom Edmonds, US Attorney’s Office Christina Youssi, LPSCC Executive Assistant

Introductions, Announcements, and Approval of Minutes Introductions were made. The January meeting minutes were approved. ​ ​

Sheriff Mike Reese announced his office matrixed 16 people out of jail this weekend.

LPSCC Executive Committee and Staff Positions Abbey Stamp noted two citizen representatives and two victims services representatives volunteer positions are now posted on https://multco.us/lpscc/get-involved-lpscc. ​ ​

LPSCC is currently hiring two positions funded by the MacArthur Safety & Justice Challenge. The LPSCC data analyst position description is changing, and recruitment is underway.

Tri-County Opiate Summit - Update Dwight Holton, Lines for Life, provided information about the Oregon Coalition for Responsible use of Meds (OrCRM).

Dwight provided background on the opioid crisis, trends, tools for surveillance, OrCRM’s strategies and action plan, and the upcoming summit. There have been several summits resulting in actions steps and commitments. The following highlights were mentioned: ● Gaps between law enforcement and treatment providers is a gap rich for opportunity. ● Continuity of treatment from jail to recovery is complicated but important. ● Pharmacy-based disposal of painkillers needs to be at every pharmacy.

The presentation ended with the current proposed summit flow. See the presentation for ​ ​

details.

Case Companion (Victims Portal) Denise Pena, DCJ, and Annie Wynne, MCDA presented the Victims Portal “Case Companion,” which is a tool for victims navigating the criminal justice system. The process for creating the portal, the challenges, and next steps were discussed. See the presentations ​ for details.

The meeting was adjourned.

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