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Corey George introduced as Tippecanoe County community corrections director
Summary
The council heard brief remarks introducing Corey George as the new executive director of community corrections; George said he brings roughly 30 years of criminal-justice experience and is starting work immediately.
Tippecanoe County officials introduced Corey George as the new executive director of community corrections during the Sept. 9 county council meeting.
A county commissioner introduced George and noted he had been on the job about four weeks; George told the council he had roughly 30 years of criminal-justice experience in Wayne County and that his first weeks have included onboarding meetings with staff, sheriffs, prosecutors, public defenders and community partners. "It's been a busy first few weeks," George said.
George said he would appear later on the meeting agenda for a scheduled item. The commissioners and council welcomed him and thanked staff involved in his onboarding.
No formal appointment vote was recorded in the meeting transcript; the item in the record was an introduction and brief biographical remarks.
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