Green Bay residency board approves Jean Schuessler to live at 1705 Badger Street

The Green Bay Offender Residency Board voted to allow Jean Schuessler to live at 1705 Badger Street after reviewing the appellant's recent compliance history.

At the meeting, an unidentified board member explained the appeal and asked Schuessler why they wanted the move. Schuessler said a probation officer kept them on GPS monitoring at the prior address on 1301 and described household conflict with a cousin as the reason for relocating. Schuessler acknowledged a recent sanction: "I served that, and I got out January 14," and said the sanction lasted "43 days" and was served in Winnebago for removing their GPS bracelet.

Board members asked about law violations since the last appearance and living arrangements. Schuessler said they would live with an aunt and uncle at the proposed address and that they had secured employment, saying they would start at Salms Partners in a few weeks. One board member noted previous approvals of Schuessler's moves and expressed no current concern about the address; another board member recused because the appellant remained a client.

A board member moved to approve the address-specific request; the motion was seconded and the board recorded audible "aye" votes and approved the relocation. The board reminded Schuessler that if they move again, they must return to the board for approval and cautioned against removing electronic monitoring equipment.

The board's action was procedural: it approved the specific address with the usual condition that any subsequent relocation requires board review. No fines or additional sanctions were announced at the meeting.

The board scheduled its next meeting for March 18.