2024-11-15T16:37:07Z 2023-12-31 861150876 H AND R BLOCK 1294 E MAIN ST NEWPORT VT 05855 990EZ 2023-01-01 222482926 THE NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL ON CRIME AND DELINQUENCY INC NEWE 6179622499 PO BOX 891 North Andover MA 01845 AMY JACOBS TREASURER 6179622499 2024-05-13 false true Jessica Green P01249796 8004725625 2024-11-15 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z X X HTTP://WWW.NECCD.NET X X 41414 X 18987 18471 2474 0 1482 41414 52948 52948 -11534 32374 20840 X 36751 20840 36751 20840 4377 89 32374 20751 THE PURPOSES OF THIS COUNCIL ARE TO ASSIST ITS MEMBERS TO GAIN NEW IDEAS IN REGARD TO THE PHILOSOPHY, TECHNIQUES, AND TRENDS IN THE AREA OF DELINQUENCY PREVENTION, LAW ENFORCEMENT, CRIME PREVENTION AND CORRECTIONS; TO MAKE AVAILABLE ALL NEW INFORMATION, KNOWLEDGE AND DEVELOPEMENTS IN THESE FIELDS AND OTHER ALLIED FIELDS THAT MAY BE USEFUL TO MEMBERS OF THIS COUNCIL AND THOSE ENGAGED IN THE PREVENTION OF CRIME AND DELINQUENCY IN GENERAL TO SEEK AND ENCOURAGE EDUCATIONAL AUTHORITIES TO INITIATE AND DEVELOP PROGRAMS RELATED TO IN-SERVICE TRAINING AT BOTH GRADUATE AND UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL; TO PROVIDE SUITABLE PROGRAM CONTENT FOR PERSONS WORKING IN OR INTERESTED IN LAW ENFORCEMENT, CRIME PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF THE CRIMINAL OFFENDER; TO PROMOTE PROGRAMS OF PUBLIC INFORMATION AND EDUCATION; AND TO FOSTER COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN THE PREVENTION OF CRIME AND DELINQUENCY. PROVIDING CONTINUING EDUCATION TO EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS AT VARIOUS CRIMINAL JUSTICE CONFERENCES. IN 2022, NECCD SENT EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS, JULIE BJELKO, JODIE JOHNSON, AMY JACOBS AND AMBER CHARBONNEAU AS WELL AS BOARD MEMBERS MICHELLE MS DUBAY, JACK MCGRIMELY AND JENNIFER ODAY TO THE 48TH ANNUAL TRAINING INSTITUTE AMERICAN PROBATION AND PAROLE ASSOCIATION IN NEW YORK CITY, NY. TOPICS INCLUDED A WOMEN'S SYMPOSIUM STRONGER TOGETHER: LIFTING EACH OTHER TO HIGHER GROUND, A JUVENILE JUSTICE FORUM AND THE DENNIS MALONEY PROJECT, WHERE ATTENDEES WERE ENCOURAGED TO DONATE GENTLY USED CLOTHING TO THE NEON CLOTHING CLOSET TO EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS TO THRIVE BY PROVIDING THEM WITH NECESSARY RESOURCES AND SUPPORT. 2935 PROVIDE TRAINING SESSIONS AT LOCAL MEETINGS AND AT THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE TO MEMBERS OF VARIOUS CRIMINAL JUSTICE AGENCIES. NECCD WAS VERY EXCITED TO BE BACK IN PERSON FOR THEIR 2023 ANNUAL TRAINING INSTITUTE. THE CONFERENCE WAS HELD IN MYSTIC CONNECTICUT FROM OCTOBER 15-OCTOBER 18 2023 WITH A RECORD NUMBER OF MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE. TRAINING SESSIONS INCLUDED USING A TRAUMA INFORMED APPROACH WITH JUSTICE INVOLVED SURVIVORS, HIGH ON OUR HIGHWAYS, SUPERVISING SEX OFFENDERS, CANNABIS AND CARS,AND A SPECIAL GUEST SPEAKER, DR. EARL SUTTLE PRESENTING ENJOYING EXCELLENCE. THE CONFERENCE WILL RECONVENE IN PORTLAND, MAINE IN 2024., 32761 PROVIDED SCHOLARSHIPS TO DESERVING STUDENTS. A) ANDREW CANNON SCHOLARSHIP AND ACHIEVEMENT AWARD-AKA ARC WAS NOT AWARDED IN 2023, NO QUALIFIED APPLICANTS MET THE CRITERIA. THE SCHOLARSHIP AND AWARDS COMITTTEE PRESENTS THIS IN MEMORY OF THE LATE ANDREW R CANNON. A: ATTITUDE AND ACHIEVEMENT, R: RESPECT AND RESPONSIBILITY, C: COMMUNITY AND COMPASSION- ANDY SERVED AS PRESIDENT OF THE NECCD IN 2006 AND IN 2011 AND WAS A LONG-STANDING AND DEDICATED MEMBER OF THE NECCD BOARD FOR OVER TWO DECADES. AFTER 25 YEARS LOYAL SERVICE TO THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, ANDY RETIRED FROM HIS POSITION AS CHIEF PROBATION OFFICER IN 2010, ALL WHILE REMAINING A DEVOTED CONTRIBUTOR TO THE NECCD ORGANIZATION. IN ADDITION TO HIS DEDICATED CAREER WITH CONNECTICUT PROBATION, ANDY VOLUNTEERED WITH MANY COMMUNITY PROGRAMS, INCLUDING THE POQUETANUCK FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR 30 YEARS. ANDY WAS AN ENTHUSIASTIC AND BELOVED MEMBER OF NECCD. HE WAS DEVOTED TO THE WORK OF THE ORGANIZATION AND DID ALL HE COULD TO CONTRIBUTE AND FOSTER THE NECCD MISSION. ANDY WAS ALSO A DEVOTED FAMILY MAN, HE WAS DEVOTED TO THE FIELD OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND HE BELIEVED IN SERVICE TO HIS COMMUNITY AND CONTINUING EDUCATION. THE ANDY R CANNON SCHOLARSHIP IS AWARDED TO THOSE STUDENTS WHO HAVE EXHIBITED EXELLENCE IN THE AREAS OF ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AND SERVICE TO THEIR COMMUNITIES. ARC RECIPIENTS MUST EXHIBIT CHARACTERISTICS/VALUES THAT EMBODY A POSITIVE AND DETERMINED ATTITUDE, A DEEP SENSE OF RESPECT AND COMPASSION FOR THEIR COMMUNITY AND A RESPONSIBILITY TO SERVE. ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE ANDREW R CANNON SCHOLARSHIP AND ACHIEVEMENT AWARD ARE: 1)STUDENT MUST BE ENROLLED FULL-TIME AT AN ACCREDITED COLLEGE, 2) STUDENT MUST BE ENROLLED IN A FOUR-YEAR DEGREE PROGRAM, 3) STUDENT MUST BE A NEW ENGLAND RESIDENT OR ATTENDING COLLEGE IN NEW ENGLAND. B)BRUCE CAMPBELL SCHOLARSHIP- AWARDED TO MAKYLEE CHAN FROM MAINE 1) THE SCHOLARSHIP FUND IS $4000.00 AND AWARDS ARE DETERMINED BY THE SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE. 2) THE APPLICANT MUST BE A NECCD MEMBER OR A LEGAL DEENDENT OF A MEMBER FOR AT LEAST 2 YEARS (2022 AND 2023) PREVIOUS WINNERS MAY NOT APPLY. 3) THE APPLICANTS 2023 MEMBERSHIP DUES MUST BE PAID PRIOR TO MAY 1 OF THE SCHOLARSHIP YEAR. 4) THE APPLICANT MUST BE MATRICULATING IN A RECOGNIZED INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING WITH A DEGREE PATH, UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES ONLY. 5) BRUCE CAMPBELL SCHOLARSHIP SELECTIONS WILL BE NOTIFIED BY MAIL. 6500 42196 X LORRAINE RODRIGUES PRESIDENT 10.00 0 JODIE JOHNSON VICE PRESIDENT 10.00 0 JULIE BJELKO EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 10.00 0 AMBER CHARBONNEAU SECRETARY 10.00 0 AMY JACOBS TREASURER 10.00 0 false false false false false false false false MA AMY JACOBS 2559 GLEN ROAD Newport VT 05855 8027823014 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE X 58762 5505 2559 3950 39932 110708 180 180 58762 5505 2559 4130 39932 110888 110888 58762 5505 2559 4130 39932 110888 1.00000 0.00000 X PART III: STATEMENT OF PROGRAM SERVICE ACCOMPLISHMENT: THE NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL ON CRIME AND DELINQUENCY, KNOWN AS NECCD, IS A 501(C)3 VOLUNTEER LED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION FOUNDED IN 1938. NECCD PROVIDES CUTTING EDGE TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROFESSIONALS IN THE FIELDS OF PROBATION, PAROLE, CORRECTIONS AND LAW ENFORCEMENT. THE ORGANIZATION PRIDES ITSELF IN HOLDING AN ANNUAL TRAINING INSTITUTE, CURRENTLY IN IT'S 85TH YEAR. EACH YEAR THE CONFERENCE IS HELD IN ONE OF THE SIX NEW ENGLAND STATES UTILIZING BOTH REGIONALLY AND NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED TRAINERS, EVIDENCE BASED PROGRAMS AND BEST PRACTICES. NECCD IS VERY PROUD TO AWARD THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS ANNUALLY IN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO OUR MEMBERS AND THIER DEPENDENTS WHO HAVE SHOWN ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT. NECCD ALSO HONORS PROFESSIONALS IN THE FIELD OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE WHO HAVE MADE OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE FIELD ALONG WITH HONORING AN NECCD MEMBER EACH YEAR WHO HAS MADE SIGNIFICANT CONTRIBUTIONS TO ADVANCING THE NECCD ORGANIZATION. PLEASE VISIT WWW.NECCD.NET TO LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR AWARDS AND SHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES. PART IV: INFORMATION REGARDING PERSONAL BENEFIT CONTRACTS THE ORGANIZATION DID NOT, DURING THE YEAR, RECIEVE ANY FUNDS, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY TO PAY PREMIUMS ON A PERSONAL BENEFIT CONTRACT. THE ORGANIZATION, DID NOT, DURING THE YEAR, PAY ANY PREMIUMS, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY ON A PERSONAL BENEFIT CONTRACT. PART IV: LIST OF CURRENT OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, TRUSTEES AND KEY EMPLOYEES SEE OFFICERS LIST BELOW PRESIDENT: LORRAINE RODRIGUES CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS 45 REVERE ROAD LARCHMONT, NY 10538 (914)523-1283 VICE PRESIDENT: JODIE JOHNSON MAINE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS 102 HOGAN ROAD 2ND FLOOR BANGOR, MAINE 04401 (207)215-5799 TREASURER: AMY JACOBS VERMONT DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS 2559 GLEN ROAD NEWPORT, VERMONT 05855 (802)370-4226 SECRETARY: AMBER CHARBONNEAU VERMONT DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS 501 CHERRY STREET BURLINGTON, VERMONT 05401 (802)865-1364 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: JULIE BJELKO MAINE DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS 151 NORTH AVENUE SKOWHEGAN MAINE 04976 (207)441-8743 COMPENSATION: NONE OF THE ABOVE LISTED OFFICERS RECEIVED ANY COMPENSATION DURING ANY PART OF THE YEAR FOR THEIR WORK ON THIS BOARD. MISSION STATEMENT: WE WILL PROVIDE A CLEAR VOICE AND NETWORK FOR INFORMATION AND ACTION FOR THE FIELDS OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CORRECTIONS. WE WILL ASSIST OTHER MEMBERS TO GAIN NEW TECHNIQUES AND TRENDS IN REGARD TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND CORRECTIONS THROUGH TRAINING, KNOWLEDGE AND DEVELOPEMENT IN THOSE FIELDS AND ALLIED FIELDS. WE WILL FOSTER COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN THE PREVENTION OF CRIME AND DELINQUENCY AND ACT AS AN INFORMATIONAL CLEARINGHOUSE. PART II BALANCE SHEET LIABILITIES CREDIT CARD BALANCE TO BE PAID IN JANUARY OF 2023 PART I LINE 16 OTHER EXPENSES SOFTWARE - 2458 - FILING FEE - 36 - APPA CONFERENCE - 2935 - POSTAGE AND PO BOX FEE - 244 - OFFICE EXPENSE - 422 - TRAVEL - 5776 - MEALS - 369 - AWARDS - 190 - PROFESSIONAL FEES TAX PREP - 800 - SCHOLARSHIPS - 6500 - CONTINUING EDUCATION - 100 - GAS REIMBURSEMENT - 357 - NECCD CONFERENCE EXPENSE - 32761