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WELCOME  \nThe Juvenile Justice Council of Iroquois County held a meeting on Friday, March 6 , 2026. The meeting commenced from 10 :00 a. m. -Noon in the EMA room at the Iroquois County Courthouse in Watseka. Coalition members and potential members were invited by email, social media, and website to attend this meeting either in person or via Zoom. The email invite included a Zoom link.  \nIn-person guests were given a meeting agenda and reminded to sign-in. Barb King, JJC Chair, welcomed everyone to the meeting. Verbal introductions were heard from both those attending in person and virtually.  \nMembers present at the meeting were:  \n● Barb King- Iroquois County Probation Department, Iroquois County Juvenile Justice Council Chairperson  \n● Jenni McTaggart- Iroquois County State’s Attorney Office, JJC Prevention Coordinator/ Educator  \n● Sarah Pree- Iroquois County State’s Attorney Office, JJC Communication Campaign and YPE Coordinator  \n● Taylor-Harbor House Community Outreach Director  \n● Clint Perzee- Iroquois County Sheriff  \n● Liz Gibson-Birth to Five Illinois Regional Council Manager  \n● Charles Cox- Illinois National Guard  \n● Jacob Mozingo- Illinois National Guard  \n● Lori Mollema- Iroquois-Kankakee Regional Office of Education/ Pledge for Life Partnership-Life Education Center Director  \n● Robin Allen- Iroquois County Public Health Department Director  \n● Taylor Roche- Iroquois County Public Health Department Health Educator  \n● Kate Mueller- Iroquois County Public Health Department Environmental Health Director  \n● Kathy Brady-McVay- Iroquois County East Central IL Community Action Agency Family and Community Development Specialist  \n● Stacey Smith- Iroquois County Broadcasting Company WGFA/The Buckle General Manager  \n● Vickie Love- Iroquois Mental Health Center Certified Recovery Support Specialist Case Manager  \n● Valerie Melendez- Iroquois Mental Health Center Wellness Coordinator  \n● Devin Childs-Child Network Volunteer Training Coordinator  \nII. JJC INFORMATION/GRANT UPDATES  \nA. IL MAR Update  \nSheriff Perzee reported that he is working with Vickie Love to get the MAR program started with 1-4 Iroquois County Jail inmates in the recovery program. These inmates will be starting the STARR (Sheriff’s Treatment and Recovery/ Reentry) program to help build tools (obtaining copy of birth certificate, license, job, etc. ) while in jail so they can use these tools to stay off drugs once out of jail. He shared that he had recently reacquainted with a success story from three years ago and that this individual serves asa testament to what you can do if you put your mind to it. He noted that they often take inmates to Branden House so that they can receive the help they need for a better future instead of being housed in jail.  \nB. 501c3 Application & Other Funding Opportunities  \nThe JJC Chairperson, Barb King, reported that she spoke with Iroquois County Treasurer Kurt Albers about the JJC applying for 501c3 status in order to be able to write for local grants to keep prevention efforts growing in Iroquois County. Albers suggested leaving JJC money as county money. Possible future DFC money could go there as well. JJC/TIP the Scale could complete the EZ 501c3 application form if we bring in less than $50 ,000 a year and set up a board. King stressed that this classification would help the JJC ensure our programming stays at the same quality level.  \nKing also stated that she is looking for a group of members to serve on a budget committee to ensure transparency of the spending of received funding. Vickie Love stated she could possibly volunteer and Stacey Smith offered to provide input. Any member wishing to take part should contact King.  \nMcTaggart shared that Robinson Chiropractic of Watseka had once again chosen the TIP the Scale campaign as the local community organization that they support this past December. 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