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OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Tony Vidale M.B.A, Executive Director
TVidale@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1155

"I believe in building a justice system that protects, supports, and serves—with integrity, compassion, and purpose. I lead to bring clarity and impact to every dollar, policy, and partnership we pursue in Arizona."


CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEMS IMPROVEMENT
Program Areas: Criminal Justice Records Improvement, National Criminal History Improvement Program, Arizona National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) Program, Crime Lab Improvement, Arizona Revised Criminal Statutes Literals Development and Maintenance.


Lloyd Y. Asato, Program Manager
LAsato@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1152

"I believe justice is the foundation of thriving communities, and I work to build trust through collaboration and fairness in the criminal justice system."


Shayla Gilleland M.S., Project Manager
SFordyce@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1161

“I am committed to enhancing the safety and well-being of Arizonans by developing and improving systems that ensure accessible, efficient, and equitable justice and secure communities.”


Sasha Allen M.A., Grants Coordinator
SAllen@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1154

“Supporting Arizona's criminal justice agencies with strategic grant funding to build safer, more equitable communities.”


CRIME VICTIM SERVICES
Program Areas: Federal Victims of Crime Act Compensation Program, State Crime Victim Assistance Program, State Crime Victim Compensation Program.


Dorinda Johns, Program Manager
DJohns@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1177


Kaitlin Meadows M.S., Program Coordinator
KMeadows@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1168

“I believe justice for victims of crime includes access to safety, healing, and comprehensive support. I am dedicated to advancing and sustaining victim services that are accessible, efficient, and equitable across Arizona.”


DRUG, GANG, AND VIOLENT CRIME CONTROL
Program areas: Drug, Gang, and Violent Crime Control Program, Byrne Justice Assistance Grant, Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Grant, Project Safe Neighborhoods Grant, John R. Justice Grant, Crime Prevention and Education.


Siyeni Yitbarek, Program Manager
SYitbarek@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1163

"I am driven to lead with integrity and provide support for effective justice programs across the state so that all our communities are safe and the public trust is strengthened."


Ashley Mully M.S., Grants Project Manager
AMully@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1169

"I am driven to connect critical funding resources with purpose—empowering individuals, organizations, and regions to thrive, and ultimately build stronger communities and create lasting, positive change across Arizona.”


Rhaja Beck, Grants Coordinator
rbeck@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1393

“I am committed to managing criminal justice grants with integrity and purpose to ensure our communities are safe, strong, and supported.”


FINANCE
Program Areas: ACJC Budget and Fund Management, Program Audit, Fiscal Management, Financial Reporting.


Jason Enlow, Financial Analyst
JEnlow@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1179

"I believe in strengthening Arizona's criminal justice systems through financial compliance with State & Federal guidelines to assist and build confidence with our valued stakeholders."


Crystal Gallegos, Administrative Services Officer
CGallegos@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1171

"I believe in empowering an effective and equitable justice system by ensuring our agency operates with integrity, efficiency, and accountability. Creating an environment of efficiency and stability ensures that every part of the judicial process is meticulously organized and supported."


Humberto Romero, Auditor III
HRomero@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1186

"I believe in building trust in the justice system by ensuring public funds are managed with transparency and integrity. Through audits that promote accountability and data reliability, I help safeguard resources so programs can serve Arizona communities effectively and equitably."


Mohammed Rahman, Auditor II
MRahman@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1181

“I believe I am dedicated to contributing meaningfully to the well-being of Arizona by diligently serving the state’s federal and state award sub-recipients to ensure the responsible use of funds with integrity, accountability, and effectiveness by fostering compliance with state and federal laws to support the ongoing improvement of Arizona’s criminal justice system.”


DATA INTEGRATION, ANALYTICS & OPTIMIZATION (DIAO) 
Program Areas: Criminal Justice Research Projects, Arizona Youth Survey(AYS), Data Visualization Center.


Matt Bileski, M.A., Program Manager
MBileski@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1374

"I believe in quality criminal justice information today to foster safer Arizona communities tomorrow."


Allyson Horgan Ph.D., Statistical Analysis Center Director
AHorgan@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1191

"Committed to service, empirical evaluation, and mentorship to drive data-informed progress and advance justice and equity in Arizona's communities."


Vacant, Research & Statistical Analyst


Caitlyn Seymour, M.A., Research Analyst II
CSeymour@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1182

“I believe in the implementation of quantitative research in the evaluation of public policy and criminal justice-based programs so that they may be effective, evidence-based, and relevant to the people of Arizona.”


PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE/LEGISLATIVE LIAISON
Program Areas: Media Relations, Public Information, Legislation and Policy, and Web Administration.


Molly E. Edwards M.P.A., Public Information Officer/Legislative Liaison
MEdwards@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1151

"I believe in advancing justice through strategy, stewardship, and innovation—strengthening the systems that build safety, trust, and equity across Arizona."


ELECTRONIC/TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT
Program Areas: Internal Information Technology Support, Statewide Technology Support for Criminal Justice Agencies.


Julie Podnar, Senior Systems Administrator
JPodnar@azcjc.gov
(602) 364-1149

"I believe in supporting those who serve Arizona’s criminal justice system, I help strengthen the technology and tools that enable more effective, informed, and impactful outcomes across our state."