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Commission signs KDOC FY'25 outcome reports for adult and juvenile community corrections
Summary
The commission authorized the chair to sign Kansas Department of Corrections (KDOC) FY'25 outcome reports for adult and juvenile community corrections, highlighting use of EPICS tools and a 4-to-1 positive-reinforcement approach in supervision.
Angie Eads of the Sixth Judicial District Community Corrections presented the KDOC FY'25 year-end outcome reports for the adult comprehensive plan and the juvenile comprehensive plan and asked the commission to authorize the chair to sign both reports. Eads said staff used evidence-based practices and EPICS (Effective Practices in Community Supervision) tools, emphasized behavioral-analysis supervision, and worked to apply a 4-to-1 positive-reinforcement ratio with clients. She said the EPICS skill-building training is an 18-month program that began in January and that some training activities will carry into FY26. Commissioners voted unanimously to approve the reports and authorize the chair to sign.
