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Board of Directors

President Gloria J. Frost Vice President Shive-Hattery, Inc.	Vice President T. A. Parks Director K.W. Products, Inc.
Secretary W. Fred Mims Associate Athletic Director University of Iowa	Treasurer Steve Ovel Governmental Relations Kirkwood Community College
Gerald R. Hinzman Director, 6th Judicial District Dept. of Correctional Services	Richard C. Wenzel Attorney Wenzel and Harms, P.C.
Roger Baysden Director Iowa Prison Industries	Daryl Spivey President (Retired) KSF Associates Inc.
Robert Dvorsky State Senator	Vicki Lensing State Representative
Robert Kazimour CEO RFK Transportation, Inc.	John Brandt Executive Director Linn Co. Community Services
Nancy Evans Faculty Coe College	LaVerne W. Flagel President (Retired) Rinderknecht Associates, Inc
Charles Larson, Sr. U.S. Attourney (Retired)	Wally Horn State Senator
Allan Thoms Director (Retired) IA Dept of Economic Development	Scott Friauf President, Merit Construction Executive VP Rinderknecht Associates Inc.
Richard Heft Special Agent (Retired) Federal Bureau of Investigation

Community Corrections Improvement Association (CCIA) is a 501(c)(3) foundation established in 1991 to build solutions for safer communities in the state of Iowa.

CCIA's Mission To support community based corrections with community involvement, acceptance, and financial resources to establish and embrace pro-active programs that break the cycle of dysfunction for the family.

Over the past fifteen years CCIA has become a local, state, and national leader and continues to redefine the critical issues and provide solutions for safer communities. CCIA remains at the fore-front as a powerful and innovative organization by:

• Delivering proactive and preventative programs that put youth first,
• Developing and  securing funding  for community partnerships with law enforcement and corrections,
• Hosting thought provoking public forums and policy conferences,
• Redefining the way we address mental health issues in corrections, and
• Being the first to create low-income housing for reunifying families of offenders.

CCIA’s goal as a working foundation is to provide critical services now and to provide visionary leadership for the future.