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Johnson County CJCC adopts mission statement
Summary
The Johnson County Criminal Justice Coordinating Committee unanimously approved a mission statement during its Jan. 9, 2024, meeting after a third month of review.
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The Johnson County Criminal Justice Coordinating Committee on Jan. 9, 2024, voted to adopt a mission statement the group has discussed over the past three months.
Committee members said the statement codifies the group's purpose as it continues work on a proposed new jail and related criminal justice coordination efforts.
Sheriff Brad Kunkel told the committee the text reflected the discussions the group had held at prior meetings and that the document was ready for formal approval. Chair Judge Brandon Troc asked for a motion to adopt the statement; a motion and second were made and the chair called for the vote. The committee indicated its approval by voice vote.
The committee did not attach additional conditions to the motion during the meeting. Members present agreed to move on to timeline and project planning items after adopting the mission statement.
The vote and adoption conclude the committee's repeated review of the draft mission language; committee members said the item had been discussed at prior meetings and would serve as the group's guiding statement going forward.
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