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Green Bay Offender Residency Board approves two residency requests

2729466 · March 20, 2025
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Summary

The Green Bay Offender Residency Board approved residency for two applicants — Derrick Woods at 1328 South Broadway and Dalton Plumlee at 1405 South Norwood, Apartment 8 — after reviewing criminal histories, treatment records and supporting statements from relatives and partners.

The Green Bay Offender Residency Board voted to approve two residency requests during a public meeting, granting Derrick Woods permission to live at 1328 South Broadway and Dalton Plumlee permission to live at 1405 South Norwood, Apartment 8.

Board members heard from both applicants, reviewed criminal-history documents and treatment paperwork, and received confirmation from a Green Bay police representative before voting.

The approvals matter because the board regulates where people who must register as offenders may live inside the city and can require applicants to return for review if they move within city limits. Both applicants acknowledged past convictions during their appearances and described steps they said they have taken toward rehabilitation.

At the start of his appearance, Derrick Woods told the board that the encounter underlying his conviction was consensual and that he was 18 at the time while the other person was 15. Captain Oberman of the Green Bay Police Department told the board, "The information he gave is pretty accurate." Woods told the board he completed statutory education and anger-management coursework after incarceration and said he has held steady housing at an Attic TLP location for about two and a half weeks prior to the hearing. Alicia Williams, who identified herself as having known Woods for 25 years, spoke in his support and described behavior changes she said she has seen in recent years.

Board members discussed Woods's lengthy criminal history and said they were most concerned about repeated non-sexual offenses rather than the underage-sex conviction itself. One board member noted Woods has employment prospects; Woods said he had been offered work as a forklift operator at Ryder and planned to pursue commercial driving, and that he intended to live with a partner at the Broadway address. After discussion, a board member moved to approve Woods for residency at 1328 South Broadway; the motion carried with the board declaring him approved to reside there and advising him to return to the board if he moved to another address inside Green Bay.

The board then considered the appeal of Dalton Plumlee. Plumlee told the board he was charged as an adult after encounters with a 15-year-old when he was 21, and described plea terms and subsequent probation and revocation history. He said he was released from custody on Jan. 16, 2024, and provided treatment documentation showing enrollment in offender-focused counseling and 17–19 sessions with Family Services (documents on file). Captain Oberman summarized the criminal complaint for Plumlee and noted the complaint contains statements raising questions about consent and mentions alcohol and drugs in several encounters. Plumlee said he has been addressing substance issues and triggers in treatment and described a support network including family members and a fiancée. Several relatives and a partner spoke in support of Plumlee, describing his efforts to find housing, steady work and to reconnect with his children.

A board member said Plumlee had completed significant treatment sessions and that the board had no remaining concerns about the proposed address; another member observed that Plumlee remains on supervision and GPS conditions may apply. A motion to approve Plumlee for residency at 1405 South Norwood, Apartment 8 passed by voice vote; the board again reminded Plumlee that he must return to the board if he moves to a different Green Bay address.

Votes at a glance: • Derrick Woods — Motion to approve residency at 1328 South Broadway. Outcome: approved (voice vote). Condition: must return for Board review if he moves within city limits. • Dalton Plumlee — Motion to approve residency at 1405 South Norwood, Apt. 8. Outcome: approved (voice vote). Condition: must return for Board review if he moves within city limits; subject to ongoing supervision/GPS requirements described in interview.

The board closed the meeting after scheduling the next hearing and confirming a quorum for future meetings.