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Board approves Kyra Jordan for 316 James St., Apt. 4; requires standard follow‑up
Summary
The Green Bay Offender Residency Board approved Kyra Jordan to live at 316 James Street, Apt. 4, after hearing testimony about her treatment progress, housing plan and support network; the board required documentation and reminded Jordan to reappear if she moves.
The Green Bay Offender Residency Board approved Kyra Jordan to reside at 316 James Street, Apartment 4, on an address‑specific basis and reminded her that any future move will require reappearance before the board.
Jordan told the board she was convicted in state court of sexual assault of a minor; she said she pleaded guilty/no contest and received a state sentence that included five years of probation. Jordan said she completed in‑custody programs at Robert E. Ellsworth Correctional Center and has attended ongoing counseling with Oneida Behavioral Health since her release.
Supporters including Natasha Marie Thomas and Alicia Vera described Jordan’s recent housing placement through House of Hope/Newcap and a pending job at Blackstone Family Restaurant; Thomas, who said she has been intermittently homeless, asked the board to approve Jordan so she would not be living on the street. Board members asked whether the probation officer could supply treatment records; staff said obtaining prison treatment documents can be difficult but that the applicant reported engagement with local counseling.
A board member moved to approve the address‑specific placement and the motion passed. The board noted it typically requires documentation of treatment when available and reiterated that Jordan must return if she later changes address.
