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Green Bay residency board approves three offender residency requests after reviewing treatment status
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The Green Bay Offender Residency Board approved three residency requests after reviewing probation letters and treatment updates, voting to allow each appellant to reside at the listed addresses while reminding them to return if they move; the board scheduled its next meeting for Jan. 21, 2026.
The Green Bay Offender Residency Board on an evening meeting approved three residency appeals after reviewing probation and treatment information and hearing in-person statements from applicants and witnesses.
Board members unanimously approved an appeal for Israel Nazario Velez to reside at 2120 Harold Street, Apartment 7 after receiving a probation-agent letter that said he had not begun SOT programming and had been assessed “at a very low level,” with medical staff recommending SOT could be detrimental to his rehabilitation. The board noted that the Department of Corrections and supervising agent were considering enrollment in a “thinking-for-change” program instead. "We denied that address because we were not comfortable. You you…
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