Officers at the North Central Multi-Service Center.

12425 W. 87th St., Suite 300

Lenexa, KS 66215

913-715-6700

Jessica Banes, ISO 

cell 913-706-4075 or office 913-715-6730

Shannon Bisel, ISO 

cell 913-706-4091 or office 913-715-6727

Amy Bond, ISO II 

cell 913-208-6340 or office 913-715-6729   

Felisha Brown, ISO 

cell 913-731-1658 or office 913-715-6712

Bradyn Cowger, ISO 

cell 913-927-7400 or office 913-715-56718

Lacey Cuevas, ISO II 

cell 913-208-2618 or office 913-715-6716

Tiffany Hill, ISO 

cell 913-207-2433 or office 913-715-6723

Cora Morrow, ISO 

cell 913-731-1581 or office 913-715-6731

Aspen Nelson, ISO

cell 913-208-6337 or office 913-715-6707

Valerie Petrie, ISO

cell 913-706-4727 or office 913-715-6715

Geri Reece, ISO 

cell 913-706-2015 or office 913-715-6742

Jeremy Rogers, ISO  

cell 913-706-1884 or office 913-715-6719

Silvia Sandoval, Assistant Case Manager 

cell 913-927-7344 or office 913-715-6734    

Deb Swanson, ISO 

cell 913-421-6127 or office 913-715-4520      

Officers at the 588 Building - Justice Annex.

588 E. Santa Fe St.

Olathe, KS 66061

913-715-7400

Curtis Barnes, Assessment Officer

cell 913-433-7714 or office 913-715-5876

Nikki Collins, ISO 

cell 913-706-4561 or office 913-715-6722

Giniva Espinoza, ISO 

cell 913-706-4089 or office 913-715-6713

Rachael Fitzgibbons, ISO 

cell 913-927-7339 or office 913-715-6755

Sarah Hedrick, ISO 

cell 913-706-4871 or office 913-715-4558

Heather Henderson, ISO 

cell 913-706-4784 or office 913-715-6733

Melanie Livengood, ISO 

cell 913-437-0449 or office 913-715-4526

Brian Pruitt, ISO 

cell 913-927-7358 or office 913-715-6724

Daniel Rodriguez, ISO II 

cell 913-706-4260 or office 913-715-6717

James Shirley, ISO 

cell 913-927-8143 or office 913-715-6732

The AISP team works out of two offices:

North Central Multi-Service Center
12425 W 87th St, Lenexa, KS 66215
Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 
913-715-6710

Justice Annex
588 E Santa Fe, Olathe, KS 66061  
Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. 
913-715-4555

Most offices maintain standard weekday hours, while satellite locations may have limited or appointment-only availability.

If you need accessibility accommodations, guidance, or after-hours support, contact the office number listed below.

Orientation provides an overview of supervision requirements, available programs, reporting expectations, and department resources. Orientation sets the foundation for successful supervision and is required for all new clients.

• Zoom:  Every Wednesday morning at 8 a.m.  (NEED NEW LINK)
• In Person:  First & Third Tuesdays of every month at 2 p.m. at 12425 W 87^th Street, Lenexa, KS 66215

The assigned probation officer will schedule and provide directions to the appropriate Orientation meeting.

Supervision includes regular check-ins - as determined by a risk/needs assessment score - office visits, field contacts, employment verification, and compliance with court-ordered conditions.
Clients can expect officers to:

• Treat them with respect
• Offer guidance and referrals
• Provide resources and monitor progress toward completing requirements
• Conduct in-person checks, up to 4 times monthly, to ensure community safety

Your responsibilities include engagement through communication, attending appointments, maintaining updated contact information, and staying compliant with all court-ordered conditions.

Fieldwork involves officers meeting clients at home, work, treatment facilities, or public locations in the community. This helps the department confirm living arrangements, provide support, assess safety, and respond quickly to concerns. Evidence-based principles have shown that engaging ongoing support in natural communities has increased long-term success. Community contacts are a normal part of supervision, and officers will identify themselves clearly and often conduct visits in pairs. Contacts could also be structured with law enforcement.

The Interstate Compact ensures that people on probation or parole who move to another state are supervised consistently and safely.  If you wish to move, you must first apply through your officer. The receiving state reviews your request and decides whether to accept supervision.
You must remain in the sending state until you receive written approval to relocate. 

Courtesy supervision occurs when a Kansas supervising agency requests assistance from another Kansas jurisdiction to supervise a client living in that jurisdiction. You will still be responsible to your original jurisdiction, but local officers may complete check-ins, home visits, and monitoring on behalf of the sentencing county. Additional conditions may be imposed when transferring jurisdictions. 

Court costs are typically paid to the Clerk of the District Courts. Many counties offer online payment portals, in-person cashier windows, or mail-in options.

Be sure to keep a receipt for all payments, as officers may request proof during supervision.

Enter your case number and date of birth here to pay: https://kansascpc.municipalonlinepayments.com/kansascpc/court/search

To look up your case to find your case number or see your balance, visit https://casesearch.kscourts.gov/

Collections Agency: Butler & Associates, P.A.

Johnson County Clerk of the District Court 
913-715-3390

Fees related to Department of Corrections, including House Arrest, can often be paid:

1. Online (credit or debit only, must include client number)
2. In person (cashier’s check or money order only, can include client or case number) 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. Monday-Friday, excluding holidays, at any of the following locations:
   1. 588 E. Santa Fe, Suite 3000, Olathe, KS 66061
   2. 12425 W. 87th St. Parkway, Lenexa, KS 66215
   3. 141 Mission Parkway, New Century, KS 66031
   4. 915 W. Spruce, Olathe, KS 66061
3. By mail (cashier’s check or money order only, can include client or case number), made payable to the Johnson County Department of Corrections, mailed to one of the locations listed above.

Ask your supervising officer if you are unsure about the correct payment process.  

Averhealth provides drug testing services for Johnson County Court Services and the Department of Corrections.

They have two locations in Johnson County:

• 801 N Mur-Len Road – Suite 104, Olathe, Kansas 66062
• 8001 Shawnee Mission Parkway, Unit 100, Merriam, KS 66202

The collection hours are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, and 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on weekends and holidays.

Testing fees are the responsibility of the client. 

Each client is provided with a unique PIN and will need to call Averhealth daily. The message line is 913-232-2844.   

If you miss a test, contact your officer immediately.

Programs may include cognitive-behavioral groups, employment assistance, on-site mental health assistance, community service coordination, and life-skills classes. Your officer can help determine which programs meet your court requirements or personal goals.

The department maintains a cancellation/inclement-weather phone line at 913-715-6790, where you can hear updates on class changes, reporting hours, or office closures. 

For Kansas, the Kansas Bureau of Investigation maintains the state's public offender registry. Most registered offenders can be found through their state’s registry.

If you believe information is incorrect or need assistance, contact your local law enforcement agency for guidance.

Community resources, including food, clothing, housing, rent assistance, health care, counseling, transportation, and employment, can be accessed through My Resource Connection.

Johnson County District Court hearings are held in person and via Zoom.

Please ensure you are aware of the Court’s expectation for your presence before appearing virtually.  

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Yes, however, you must seek approval from your assigned probation officer in advance of your travel.  International travel must be approved through the Court.