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RESOLUTION NO. 1738
RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CIBOLO APPROVING
THE 25th JUDICIAL DISTRICT — GUADALUPE COUNTY, TEXAS COMMUNITY
SERVICE RESTITUTION PROGRAM AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO
EXECUTE; PROVIDING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; AND ESTABLISHING AN
EFFECTIVE DATE.
WHEREAS, the City of Cibolo, Texas is a home rule municipality existing under the laws
of the State of Texas, and Guadalupe County, Texas is a political subdivision existing under the
laws of the State of Texas; and
WHEREAS, the City Council has recognized a need to engage the 25th Judicial District —
Guadalupe County, Texas to provide community service for those on probation and incarcerated
in Guadalupe County, Texas for the City of Cibolo; and
WHEREAS, the City Council agrees to allow the Guadalupe County Community
Supervision and Corrections Department to furnish probationers and defendants to utilize their
labor, skills and efforts for the performance of work assignments for the City of Cibolo; and
WHEREAS, the City Council further approves this program and finds that it is in the best
interest of the City of Cibolo to give those on probation and incarcerated an opportunity to
rehabilitate themselves through meaningful work in the community; and
WHEREAS, after exercising its due diligence, the City Council of the City of Cibolo finds
that the City Manager shall have the authority to execute the Community Service Restitution
Program Contractual Agreement with the 25`h Judicial District — Guadalupe County, Texas; and
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF CIBOLO, TEXAS
Section 1. The City Manager is authorized to execute any and all necessary documents
required to effectuate this Resolution.
Section 2. All resolutions, or parts thereof, which are in conflict or inconsistent with any
provision of this Resolution are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict, and the provisions
of this Resolution shall be and remain controlling as to the matters resolved herein.
Section 3. This Resolution shall be construed and enforced in accordance with the laws of the
State of Texas and the United States of America.
Section 4. If any provision of this Resolution or the application thereof to any person or
circumstance shall be held to be invalid, the remainder of this Resolution and the application of
such provision to other persons and circumstances shall nevertheless be valid, and the City Council
hereby declares that this Resolution would have been enacted without such invalid provision.
Section 5. It is officially found, determined, and declared that the meeting at which this
Resolution is adopted was open to the public and public notice of the time, place, and subject
matter of the public business to be considered at such meeting, including this Resolution, was
given, all as required by Chapter 551, Texas Government Code, as amended.
Section 6. This resolution shall become effective immediately upon its passage.
Passed and approved this the 9`h day ""
City Secretary
Guadalupe County Community Supervision and Corrections Department
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Presenting Opportunities to Redirect Lives
Jim Bennett
Director
Honorable Jessica Richard Crawford, 2v 25° Judicial District Honorable William D. Old 111, 25° Judicial District Honorable Gary Steel, 274" Judicial District
Honorable William Gordon Squires III, County Court at Law (Administrative Judge) Honorable Kirsten Legore, County Court at Law M2
209 Fast Donegan Street Seguiq'1'exas 78155 ♦ jimb@eoguadalupe.rxur ♦ Phone: (830) 379-7270 / Fax: (830) 379-3843
1052 FM 78, Ste. 105, Schertz,l'exas 78154 Phone: (210) 945-8280/ Fax: (210) 566-1287
COMMUNITY SERVICE RESTITUTION PROGRAM
CSR SUPERVISOR SIGNATURE LIST
Agency:
CSR Supervisor Name:
PRINT NAME
CSR Supervisor Name:
PRINT NAME
CSR Supervisor Name:
SIGNATURE
SIGNATURE
PRINT NAME SIGNATURE
GUADALUPE COUNTY CSCD
COMMUNITY SERVICE RESTITUTION PROGRAM
AGENCY DESCRIPTION FORM
Name of Agency/Organization: j
Objectives of the Agency/Organization:
Address where Community Service Worker Reports:
Mailing Address:
Contact
Numbers:
Days and Times Participants Can Work:
Type of Work Available For Workers (Be Specific):
Special Skills/Certifications/Requirements:
Offense Exclusions i.e., No assaults, etc (Be Specific):
Can Your Organization utilize Spanish Speakers YES NO
What is the total participant capacity of your organization?
How would community service workers need to register with your agency/organization?
(In person, online, by phone or email?)
Additional comments:
Date:
25TH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TEXAS
GUADALUPE COUNTY
COMMUNITY SUPERVISION & CORRECTIONS DEPARTMENT
SEGUIN OFFICE 209 E. Donegan Seguin, Tx. 78155 (830)303-0058 379-7270 Fax(830)379-3843
SCHERTZ OFFICE 1101 Elbel Suite 2 Schertz, Tx. 78154 (210) 945-9708 Fax (210) 566-1287
COMMI= SERVICE RFSr UTION PROGRAM
CONTRACTUALAGRREMF.NT
This contract is entered into between the Guadalupe County Community Supervision and Corrections
Department (hereinafter referred to as "Department") and
(hereinafter referred to as "Organization") in order
to establish a community service project pursuant to Vernon's Ann. C.C.P., Art. 42.12, Section 16.
I.
The Department agrees to furnish probationers/defendants to the Organization and the Organization agrees to
utilize the labor, skills and effort of probationers/defendants for the performance of work assignments as
described pursuant to Article VI of this agreement which shall comprise the tasks of the community service
projects.
II.
The Organization agrees to provide work assignments that can be completed by probationers/defendants. The
work required in the assignment should not include work that may pose a danger to the public, such as providing
transportation in an automobile or other vehicle, and work that may endanger the probationer/defendant or work
that involves a significant risk of injury.
III.
The Organization shall provide, instruct and require the use of appropriate safety equipment including, but not
limited to, safety goggles, back support devices, work gloves, etc. to each probationer/defendant when necessary in
performing community service restitution.
IV.
The Organization shall make reasonable efforts to allow the probationer/defendant to schedule his/her
community service so that it will not conflict with his/her employment or interfere with his/her responsibilities to
the Department or his/her obligations to the Court.
V.
The Organization will notify the Department of work assignments that are available, provide a description of the
work assignment, the name, and telephone number of the contact person. The Organization will notify the
Department of any changes in work assignments, scheduling and staff/supervisor changes. This will be
accomplished by placing a telephone call to a CSR staff member at (830) 379-7270 x228, or by mailing
information to the Department at 209 E. Donegan St., Seguin, Texas 78155, ATTN: CSR Program.
VI.
Each and every probationer/defendant referred to the Organization by the Department shall be required, by a
duly constituted Court of the state of Texas, to work a specified number of hours for an approved community
service project as a condition of his/her community supervision; to discharge a fine by performing community
service; or to perform community service in lieu of confinement in county jail in order to discharge a sentence.
Each and every probationer/defendant is required to perform five (5) hours of community service each and every
week if employed and sixteen (16) hours of community service each and every week if unemployed.
A contact sheet for each probationer/defendant, specifying the number of hours of community service and
designating the Organization approved by the Court for whom the community service project shall be conducted,
shall be forwarded to the Organization at the time that the probationer/defendant is referred to the Organization
by the Department. '
VII.
The Organization has the right to refuse, reject or discontinue the services of any probationer/defendant referred
by the Department at any time. If, having initially accepted a probationer/defendant for a community service
project, the Organization subsequently refuses to utilize his services, the Organization shall inform the
Department in writing as to the reason for the Organization's dissatisfaction with the probationer/defendant. The
Organization representative will notify the CSR staff member if the CSR participant is not acceptable.
MAiia
At the request of the Department, the Organization shall monthly file written reports concerning the performance
of each probationer/defendant for the community service project The Organization shall be required to file no
more than one report per probationer/defendant per month.
IX.
The Organization shall have the sole right and responsibility for supervising the day-to-day performance of each
probationer/defendant and the operation of the community service project. The Department shall have the right
to be fully informed concerning the nature of all aspects of the community service project, the utilization of the
probationer/defendant in the project and any problems or incidents involving a probationer/defendant with the
project The Department shall have the right to inspect all community service projects and observe the
performance of any and all probationers/defendants at the project site at all reasonable times and places.
An Organization representative will keep accurate records on the CSR participant's time sheet. The Organization
will submit monthly timesheets of hours worked by each participant. A record of work performed for the month
will be forwarded to the Department by the first, day of the following month. In addition, the Organization will
provide a final report by returning the completed timesheet and the evaluation form to the Department when the
probationer/defendant completes the CSR hours or when the case is closed out.
If, for any reason, there is a concern over the performance or non-performance of the CSR participant, the
Organization will contact the CSR staff as identified.
The Organization will keep all information received, whether verbally, written or through case records concerning
the probationer/defendant's community service restitution and communky supervision in the strictest confidence.
XI.
The Organization shall allow probationer/defendant ample breaks, restroom facilities and time for lunch during
the time the probationer/defendant is performing community service restitution.
XII.
The Department and Organization shall for all purposes under this agreement be independent contractors.
Neither party shall be deemed an employee, agent or representative of the other party, and neither party shall
have authority to incur any obligation or make any representation on behalf of the other party.
XIII.
The Department shall retain the right to rescind any referral of any probationer/defendant to the Organization
and discontinue the services of any probationer/defendant with the Organization for any reason and at any time.
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Any and all expenses incurred in the furtherance of and performance of this contract shall be home by the party
that incurred them.
Neither party shall be responsible or liable in whole or in part for the acts or omissions of the other party, its
agents, servants or employees.
Neither party to this agreement shall be required to indemnify the other or hold the other harmless against any
claim of any kind, including any claim asserted by a third party against a party to this contract, resulting from an
act or omission of a probationer/defendant referred to the Organization by the Department pursuant to this
agreement
Each party is responsible for determining the need for and for procuring any insurance that it may deem
necessary in order to protect or indemnify itself from the consequences of any possible legal
liability that it may incur in the performance of this contract.
XV.
It is understood that the employees of the Guadalupe County CSCD or individuals acting as agents of the
Guadalupe County CSCD are not authorized to receive any type of personal payment, reimbursement,
compensation, commission, gratuity or gift for services provided under this agreement.
warrants that no employee or agent of the Guadalupe County CSCD has been retained to solicit or secure this
contract and that has not paid or agreed to pay any employee or the
Guadalupe County CSCD any fee, commission, percentage, brokerage fee, gift or any other consideration,
contingent upon the making of this contract or as an inducement for entering into this agreement. The
unauthorized offering or receipt of such payments may result in the immediate termination of this agreement.
XVI.
The Organization agrees that it shall adopt and implement workplace guidelines concerning persons with AIDS
and HIV infection and shall also develop and implement guidelines regarding confidentiality of AIDS and HIV-
related medical information for employees of said Organization and for clients, inmates, patients and residents
served by the Organization in accordance with the provisions found in V.T.C.A., Health and Safety Code,
Sections 85.113 and 85.115.
If for any reason either party is dissatisfied with any arrangement in this agreement, this contract may be cancelled
at any time by either party giving (30) days written notice of intent to terminate this contract
For a non-governmental Organization requesting Department CSR referrals:
I affirm that this Organization is classified as a non -Profit Organization.
Organization Representative
Title
Tlus agreement is made and entered into on the
Date
Jim Bennett, Director
Guadalupe County
Community Supervision and Corrections Department
(830) 303-9711
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San Antonio, TX 78251
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+1210 730 0068
Authorized to work in the US for any employer
Work Experience
Staffing Coordinator
Meridian Care San Antonio -San Antonio, TX
January 2023 to Present
Staff the facility with nurse and Cna
Call agency for staff and interview Cna, nurses start orientation class and get schedule for them
ICU Unit Secretary/ CNA
Northeast Baptist Hospital ICU -San Antonio, TX
December 2007 to Present
• Perform orders for the physician and prepare patient treatment charts.
• Admitting/Discharging patients to medical/surgical floor.
• Performs tasks of reviewing data from special equipment to track patients' blood pressure, heart rate,
breathing and other vitals.
• Provide help to patients by grooming, giving baths, assists in dressing the patients.
• EMR charting
• Wound care, Foleys, PEG tubes, NG tubes, emptyJP's, and many other clinical skills
• Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician directly
• Handle all internal communications between hospital units
Admin Assistant/Rehab Tech
Warm Springs Rehabilitation -San Antonio, TX
June 2007 to Present
CAN
• Performs tasks of reviewing data from special equipment to track patients blood pressure, heart rate,
breathing and other vitals.
• Provide help to patients by grooming, giving baths, assists in dressing the patients.
• EMR charting
• Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician directly
• Wound care, Foleys, PEG tubes, NG tubes, empty JP's, and many other clinical skills
Administration Assistant/Receptionist/rehab tech
Warm Springs Rehabilitation -San Antonio, TX
January 2012 to November 2019
• Responsible for administrative duties in a rehabilitation center
• Responsible for scheduling for the clinic, monitoring clinic minutes
• Generate and interpret daily and weekly productivity reports
• Responsible for work processes of the department as well as daily operations
• Responsible for time and attendance for all Rehab Therapist
• Other related duties as assigned.
Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician
Warm Springs Rehabilitation -San Antonio, TX
April 2011 to August 2012
San Antonio, TX
April 2011 to August 2012
Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician
directly
Warm Springs Rehabilitation -San Antonio, TX
April 2011 to August 2012
Performs tasks of reviewing data from special equipment to track patients blood pressure, heart rate,
breathing and other vitals.
• Provide help to patients by grooming, giving baths, assists in dressing the patients.
• EMR charting
• Wound care, Foleys, PEG tubes, NG tubes, empty JP's, and many other clinical skills
• Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician directly
Unit Secretary
Warm Springs Rehabilitation -San Antonio, TX
January 2010 to November 2011
• Perform orders for the physician and prepare patient treatment charts.
• Admitting/Discharging patients to medical/surgical floor.
• Verifies complete patient and doctor information in the patient profile.
• Handle all internal communications between hospital units
Unit Secretaryrrech
Southwest General Hospital -San Antonio, TX
January 2006 to January 2008
• Perform orders for the physician and prepare patient treatment charts.
• Admitting/Discharging patients to medical/surgical floor.
• Verifies complete patient and doctor information in the patient profile.
• Handle all internal communications between hospital units
Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician
Methodist Hospital L&D-San Antonio, TX
August 1997 to January 2004
partum
Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician
directly
Warm Springs Rehabilitation -San Antonio, TX
August 1957 to January 2004
Performs tasks of reviewing data from special equipment to track patients blood pressure, heart rate,
breathing and other vitals
• Provide help to patients by grooming, giving baths, assists in dressing the patients'.
• EMR charting
• Wound care, Foleys, PEG tubes, NG tubes, emptyJP's, and many other clinical skills.
• Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician directly.
Certified Nursing Assistant
Warm Springs Rehabilitation -San Antonio, TX
January 1993 to January 1993
CNA
• Performs tasks of reviewing data from special equipment to track patients' blood pressure, heart rate,
breathing and other vitals
• Provide help to patients by grooming, giving baths, assists in dressing the patients.
• EMR charting
• Wound care, Foleys, PEG tubes, NG tubes, emptyJP's, and many other clinical skills.
• Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician directly.
Certified Nursing Assistant
St Francis Nursing Home -San Antonio, TX
July 1990 to December 1992
CNA
• Performs tasks of reviewing data from special equipment to track patients blood pressure, heart rate,
breathing and other vitals
• Provide help to patients by grooming, giving baths, assists in dressing the patients.
• EMR charting
Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician
Four Seasons Nursing Home -San Antonio, TX
January 1984 to June 1990
Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician
directly
Warm Springs Rehabilitation -San Antonio, TX
January 1984 to June 1990
Performs tasks of reviewing data from special equipment to track patients blood pressure, heart rate,
breathing and other vitals
• Provide help to patients by grooming, giving baths, assists in dressing the patients.
• EMR charting
• Wound care, Foleys, PEG tubes, NG tubes, emptyJP's, and many other clinical skills.
• Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician directly.
Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician
directly
Warm Springs Rehabilitation -San Antonio, TX
September 1979 to December 1984
Performs tasks of reviewing data from special equipment to track patients blood pressure, heart rate,
breathing and other vitals
• Provide help to patients by grooming, giving baths, assists in dressing the patients.
• EMR charting
• Wound care, Foleys, PEG tubes, NG tubes, empty JP's, and many other clinical skills.
• Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician directly.
Computer Literacy:
Competent in Microsoft Office products, Windows, Email, Excel, Word, Outlook
Recording vitals, noting changes and informing Charge Nurse or Physician
Morningside Manor Nursing Home -San Antonio, TX
September 1979 to December 1984
San Antonio, TX
September 1979 to December 1984
Education
Trade school
High school or equivalent
Skills
• Organizational skills
• Evidence -based interventions in treatment planning
• Front desk
• Clinical ethical guidelines
• Medical Terminology
• Skilled nursing facility
• Cash handling
• Research
• Budgeting
• Medical office experience
• Spanish
• Workday
• Computer networking
• Microsoft Powerpoint
• Management
• Electronic health records (EHR) management
• Customer support
• Dementia care
• ICD -10
• Customer Service Skills
• Working with geriatric patients
• Group home
• Microsoft Word
• Phone communication
• Hospice care
• State healthcare regulations
• Background checks
• Applied behavior analysis
• Critical care experience
• Human resources
• Customer service
• Teaching
• Office management
• Multi-line phone systems
• Weekend in-home care
• Public speaking
• Childcare
• Phone call screening
• Long-term care facility experience
• Heavy lifting
• Managed care
• Vital Signs
• Data analysis skills
• School experience
• ICU experience
• Passenger vehicle
• Appointment scheduling
• Hotel experience
• OSHA
• Google Workspace
• Care plans
• Pediatrics
• Ob/Gyn
• Patient interaction
• Productivity software
• CPR
• Planograms
• Receptionist
• Hospital experience
• Computer operation
• Bathing assistance
• Psychiatry
• Clerical experience
• Nursing
• EMR systems
• Transcription
• Supervising experience
• Team management
• Restaurant experience
• Plasma center
• Dog handling
• Mobile devices
• First aid
• Typing
• Payroll
• English
• Customer communication
• Medical terminology
• Medical emergency response
• CNA
• 10 key typing
• Perioperative care
• Negotiation
• Hospitality
• Bilingual
• Assisted living
• Medical administrative support
• Computer Literacy
• Recruiting
• Inpatient
• Home health
• ICD-9
• Behavioral health
• Sales
• Statistics
• Microsoft Outlook
• Psychiatric care
• Home & community care
• Experience working with students
• Processing cash transactions
• Overnight in-home care
• Geriatrics
• EMR/EHR
• Analysis skills
• Greeting customers
• Student information system
• Hoyer lift
• Leadership
• Pricing
• Schedule management
• Time management
• Healthcare team management
• Windows
• Microsoft Access
• Computer skills
• Patient observation
• Administrative experience
• Filing
• Kronos
• QuickBooks
• Infectious disease care
• Visual Basic
• Long term care
• Clinic
• Tube Feeding
• Medical office management
• Patient monitoring
• Personal care home
• Daytime in-home care
• SharePoint
Languages
• Bilingual
• Interpretation
• Translation
• Multilingual
Certifications and Licenses
Certified Medical Assistant
Real Estate License
Driver's License
CPR Certification
CNA
RMA
BC/BE
RBT Certification
Non -CDL Class C
CHAA
Geriatric Nursing Assistant
EMT Certification
CNA 11
ACLS Certification
State Tested Nursing Assistant
LEED Certification
Certified Medication Aide
NALS Certification
AED Certification
Confidential Clearance
First Aid Certification
Child Development Associate Certification
Certified Home Health Aide
Certified Notary Public