Tom Weber has 35 years of experience in providing professional consulting to state, tribal and local communities seeking analysis, planning and improvements to their criminal justice systems. His focus is to work in providing both specialized and joined services regarding community-based corrections, jails, courts, and law enforcement activities. He has provided these services as a representative for the Bureau of Justice Assistance and the Jails Division of the National Institute of Corrections (NIC). Tom is a perceptive and capable leader with strong interpersonal skills and extensive knowledge in all aspects of justice systems operations.

In addition, Tom has provided technical assistance for justice system service areas including court management and programs, community corrections, jail policy and procedure analysis, jail operations and staffing, and the opening of new correctional facilities; alternative sentencing strategies to the use of jail, programming for jail-based medical, mental health, substance abuse, and social skill programs, local jail and justice system physical and operational assessments, and jail planning and impact on facility design. He has nationwide experience in completing master plans for localized community correction programs and jails.

Stockton Reeves is the Executive Director of The Center for Public Safety and has worked exclusively with public safety entities since 1989. Mr. Reeves earned a B.A. from the University of Florida and an M.B.A. from Rollins College.

For the past 22 years, he has co-hosted facilities planning seminars for the public safety sector. Through CPS, he has worked with local governments across the nation as they develop plans to address their critical facility needs.

Through spatial or space needs studies, staffing studies, salary or compensation analysis, and organizing bond and voter referendum efforts, Mr. Reeves has helped CPS clients achieve almost $2 billion in completed projects.

Mr. Reeves has worked with local governments to craft RFQs and RPFs and managed the selection process of architectural and engineering teams. He has made numerous presentations to elected officials and community groups to help explain projects, why they are needed, what they will cost and how they will enhance the community.

Mr. Reeves has led 225 bond, voter referendum and candidate campaigns since the 1992 election cycle achieving electoral success 86% of the time.

As Director of Facilities at Osborn Engineering, Mr. Lobas leads the structural, MEP, technology, and fire protection design, rehabilitation and repair, project management, and construction administration/coordination aspects for all types of facility and infrastructure-based projects. His specific experience includes private and public design of building structures as well as governmental based infrastructure. Responsibilities include overall design aspects, including owner and developer coordination. Aaron’s technical expertise include structural design of steel, concrete, pre-stressed and post-tensioned concrete, timber, dimensional lumber, light gage metal framing, masonry, fiber reinforced structures, retention structures, as well as shallow and deep foundation systems. Projects include governmental, commercial, mixed use, hospitals, museums, theaters, public assembly, university facilities, schools, stadium venues, and office buildings.