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Green Bay residency board denies two appeals, approves several address‑specific and group‑home placements
Summary
At a Green Bay Offender Residency Board meeting, two appeals (Keith Bushey and Israel Nazario Veliz) were denied over concerns about treatment and risk; the board approved multiple other residency requests including placements at a staffed group home and several address‑specific approvals.
The Green Bay Offender Residency Board on an unspecified date heard a full docket of residency appeals and denied two requests while approving several others, repeatedly urging applicants to complete offender‑specific treatment and stay in close contact with supervising agents.
Board members voted to deny Keith Bushey’s request to reside at 1759 Shawano Avenue after members said he had not completed the offender treatment the board expects for someone with his conviction history. Unidentified Speaker 1 told Bushey, “You are not approved to reside at that address at this time,” and the board advised him to pursue treatment and reapply when circumstances change.
The board also denied the request of Israel Nazario Veliz to reside at 1651 LK Lane #6. Lieutenant Allen of the Green Bay Police Department summarized criminal complaints that, according to the file, described multiple incidents separated by about a year; board members said Veliz had not clearly completed the recommended treatment and moved to deny the appeal.
By contrast, the board approved a series of address‑specific and group‑home placements after reviewing applicants’ supervision…
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