Deputy Director of Juvenile Justice Services - Field
Key decision makers in the same organization
Organization Signals
Public Activity & Signals
Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Tisha Maes’s organization
Jun 24, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
New Mexico Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee Minutes
The meeting featured a presentation on the Youth Subcommittee Work Plan and its goals, including a youth-led podcast project and new membership recruitment. There was a discussion regarding the Continuum of Services in Luna and Hidalgo Counties, detailing funding awards and successful community collaborations. The committee reviewed the 2023 Youth Risk Resiliency Survey (YRRS) results, covering protective factors and resilience trends, and debated how this data can better inform future grant RFPs and detention center assessments. Additionally, the committee reviewed the FFY2024 Racial and Ethnic Disparities (RED) Plan, noting progress in diversion rates for specific youth populations and discussing expansion strategies for tribal areas. The meeting concluded with the approval of grant applications for Curry County.
Enterprise
Get verified public-sector contacts at scale
Find verified emails, direct dials, role context, job-change updates, and organization signals across every public-sector account you sell to.
New Mexico Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes
The committee meeting included a memorial remembrance for Bill Kearney and a presentation on the Torrance County Juvenile Justice Continuum, highlighting local programs such as Teen Court and Boys Council. The strategic plan for the upcoming three-year period was reviewed, covering goals like tribal engagement, mental health access, and system improvements, alongside updates on pending grant applications. Staff reports were provided on compliance, federal performance, and data analytics. Subcommittee updates were given regarding youth development recruitment, legislative initiatives, system improvements, and plans for an upcoming in-person strategic retreat.
Dec 17, 2024·BoardMeeting
Board
New Mexico Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee Minutes
The meeting commenced with a moment of silence for a member's deceased father, followed by the approval of the agenda. Key discussions centered on the Three-Year Executive Plan, which includes emphasizing collaboration with tribal communities, initiating funding for school-based programs, addressing mental health and substance abuse shortages, and improving services/transitions in detention centers. The committee learned that Requests for Proposals (RFPs), not RFAs, will be used for multi-use vendors. Presentations were given by Bernalillo County Youth Services Center, detailing their post-COVID reorganization focusing on service access, medical/mental health, substance use, and transportation, and included testimony from a young man who benefited from their programs. The Los Alamos Juvenile Justice Advisory Board presented on their 20 years of service, braided funding structure, and programs like Resource Specialist, One Circle, and Restorative Justice. Data analyst Jessica Reno presented performance measures against the strategic plan goals, covering youth crime trends, recidivism rates, tribal community engagement, school-based programming outcomes, behavioral health statistics, and detention statistics, leading to discussions about data integrity and equitable funding distribution. Updates were also provided on Continuum Coordinator training and youth engagement initiatives.
Sep 4, 2025·StrategicPlan
Board
New Mexico Cyfd Prevention Plan
The New Mexico Family First Prevention Services Act Title IV-E Prevention Plan outlines the state's approach to providing trauma-informed interventions for children and families, aiming to prevent the unnecessary separation of children from their families and reduce the need for foster care placement. It focuses on offering evidence-based prevention programs, including mental health and substance use interventions, as well as in-home parent skill-building programs, to families with children at risk of foster care entry. The plan emphasizes collaboration among state officials, stakeholders, and community providers to create a continuum of prevention services, improve parenting skills, increase access to mental health and substance abuse services, and enhance access to early childhood education and care services. The primary goals include preventing entry into foster care, reducing future child maltreatment, assessing and engaging families in crisis, supporting kinship care, and ensuring better outcomes for pregnant and parenting youth.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
