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1 Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council Assistant Executive Director
What Can IPAC Do for You? Chris Naylor Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council Assistant Executive Director

2 IPAC Overview & Resources
Members & Board of Directors IPAC Staff/Judicial Branch Agency IPAC Standing Committees Duties of IPAC Staff State of the IPAC Assoc. of Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys, Inc.

3 Members & Board of Directors

4 Members & Board of Directors
Bill Hartley [Vice-Chair] Jeff Arnold Bruce Auckerman Dustin Houchin [Chair] Chris Gaal Ken Cotter Lisa Swaim Dan Murrie [Sec/Treas] Terry Curry Anthony Quinn

5 IPAC Standing Committees
Ethics Diversion Capital Lit. Outreach Tech. Office Admin. Child Support J.E.D.S.

6 IPAC Staff/Judicial Branch Agency
IC (Prosecuting Attorneys Council) Est. 1973

7 IPAC Staff Organization
Executive Director Asst. Executive Dir. JEDS Criminal Law Legislation & Public Affairs Support Deputy Director Chief, Child Support Child Support Attorney CS Analyst (2) Chief Major Felony/Drug Prosecutor Traffic Safety Resource Pros. TSRP (Contractor) Legislative Liaison Public Affairs Officer Chief of Staff Personnel Specialist Budget/Accounts Specialist Admin Assistant

8 IPAC Staff Organization
Dave Powell Chris Naylor JEDS Criminal Law Legislation & Public Affairs Support Suzanne O’Malley Karla Mantia Bill Welch Amy Burgher Victoria Sovern Jim Oliver (2015) Jennifer Haley Dan Miller Chris Daniels Robin Bischof Sabra Northam Connie Smith JT Parker Sharon Everling Ann Gramling Kasey Nell

9 Duties of IPAC Staff Purpose Training & CLE Seminars Prepare Manuals
Maintain Liaison Contact Assist Prosecutors/Staffs

10 Duties of IPAC Staff PURPOSE (IPAC By-Laws Art. II § 1) “to further law enforcement and to operate for the mutual benefit of the office of Prosecuting Attorney of the several Judicial Circuits of the State of Indiana in fulfilling their duties under the constitution and laws of the State of Indiana in the most efficient and professional manner.”

11 Duties of IPAC Staff 2015 Training Calendar Jan.
Forensic Interviewing of Children (Update) Feb. IV-D Training (Feb. 4-5) Train the Trainer Mar. Trial Advocacy I

12 Duties of IPAC Staff 2015 Training Calendar Apr.
Office Administrator Training Visual Trial May IPAC Spring Seminar (May 15) Trial Advocacy II June IPAC Child Support Conference (June 2-5) IPAC Summer Conference (June 17-19)

13 Duties of IPAC Staff 2015 Training Calendar July Webinar Aug.
Trial Advocacy I (TSRP) Sep. Indiana Covert Drug Training NDAA Training (Pending Approval)

14 Duties of IPAC Staff 2015 Training Calendar Oct.
Applied Professionalism Visual Trial Nov. Adult Protective Services Training Field Sobriety Test Update Dec. IPAC Winter Conference (December 6-9)

15 Duties of IPAC Staff 4-Year Training Calendar >Trial Advocacy
>Visual Trial >Media/Public Affairs >APS >Office Admin. >NDAA

16 Duties of IPAC Staff Prepare Manuals Prosecutor Handbook
Trial Handbook Ethics Manual

17 Assist Prosecutors/Staffs
Duties of IPAC Staff Assist Prosecutors/Staffs (Approx. 3000/yr.) Direct Inquiries Trial Assistance Committee Support

18 Duties of IPAC Staff Liaison Supreme Court Media Legislature Governor

19 State of the IPAC IPAC Funds General Fund IV-D Title Traffic Safety
Drug Fund

20 General Fund 2012 Appropriation: $1,215, Remaining: $5,272.41 2013 Appropriation: $1,215, Remaining: $5,082.92 2014 Appropriation: $1,215, Remaining: $154.97 2015 Appropriation: $1,215, Remaining: $634,887.43

21 Title IV-D 2012 Expenditures: $890, Fund Balance EOY 2012: $4,381,207.85 2013 Expenditures: $1,076, Fund Balance EOY 2013: $5,107,941.10 2014 Expenditures: $1,028, Fund Balance EOY 2014: $5,978,281.98 2015 Expenditures: $605, Fund Balance EOY 2015: $5,985,754.35

22 Traffic Safety 2012 Appropriation: $190, Fund Balance EOY 2012: $113,738.85 2013 Appropriation: $185, Fund Balance 2013: $96,105.55 2014 Appropriation: $185, Fund Balance 2014: $11,007.42 2015 Appropriation: $185, Fund Balance 2015: $167,999.98 Funded through a CJI Grant (Grant runs from October 1 – September 30)

23 Drug Prosecution 2012 Appropriation: $105, Remaining: $36,061.71 2013 Appropriation: $105, Remaining: $0.00 2014 Appropriation: $128, Remaining: $0.00 2015 Appropriation: $172, Remaining: $68,755.62 Legal Fund Balance: $1,970, Annual Collections: $128,176.00

24 Additional Info Awards IPAC Website PCMS Drug Funds Liability Coverage
Scholarship Funds Lexis Nexis Diversion Guidelines

25 Association of Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys, Inc.
Private 501(c)(6) Legislative Activities Hospitality Suite Dues Separate Board of Directors

26 Contact Information: Chris Naylor

27 Association of Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys, Inc.
Nominations for Officers President - F. Aaron Negangard President-Elect - Jason M. Mount Vice-President - Patricia Baldwin Secretary/Treasurer - Richard Hertel Board of Directors Nominations for Appointment with Two-Year Terms Bernard Carter Jarrod Holtsclaw Michelle Woodward Amy C. Richison Melvin Wilhelm Members with One Year Remaining on Terms Robert J. Guy Patrick K. Harrington Keith A. Henderson Lee Buckingham Todd Meyer

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