SH21-018 - CWU MAT EVALUATOR PARTIALLY EXECUTED

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OB/GYN,and Family Medicine,among other specialties.The potential MAT partner organization will also need to employ social workers,caseworkers,counselors,and mental health practitioners.This diverse staff will lead to a holistic approach driving positive outcomes, including family stability,stable housing,improved overall health,and reduced rates of recidivism. Kittitas County Sheriff's Office Project Lead: Kittitas County Sheriff's Office has identified Lieutenant Edward Buntin as the Project Lead.Lieutenant Buntin will oversee the budget,project contracts,correctional staff,and other grant duties.As project lead,Lieutenant Buntin will work closely as the point of contact with Kittitas County leadership,BJA grant staff,MAT partner organization,and his local conununity to make sure the scope and direction of the project is completed. Lieutenant Buntin was hired with the Sheriff's Office in January 2005.He has worked as a Control Room Operator,Corrections Officer,Corporal,Sergeant and has been the Lieutenant since 2015.Lieutenant Buntin graduated from the Washington State Corrections Officer Academy in 2005 and continues to attend regular education events and in 2018 received a Middle Management Certification from the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Center. Lieutenant Buntin is responsible for the planning,organization,and directing of the activities for corrections staff to insure the lawful and proper care of inmates.In his duties, Lieutenant Buntin maintains effective working relationships with administrative personnel, public agencies,and the general public to accomplish work under the guidance of State and Federal laws and regulations,Sheriff s Office and County polices,regulations and procedures. Other duties include inventory control,training for staff,overseeing civilian law enforcement clerks,volunteer (Ministry,Narcotics Anonymous,Alcoholics Anonymous,etc.)programs, 13 of 20