TOM WEBER

HIGHLIGHTS OF STRENGTHS

Tom Weber brings over 40 years of hands-on corrections experience to his role as Executive Director of Just US Service Group. Having worked directly with county sheriffs nationwide, Tom specializes in practical solutions for jail operations, staffing analysis, and population management that maximize efficiency while reducing costs. His technical assistance helps sheriff's offices develop evidence-based policies that address immediate operational challenges, from managing overcrowding to implementing effective inmate programming. Tom's jail assessments identify actionable improvements to enhance staff safety, streamline operations, and reduce liability concerns. As a former Justice System Administrator who oversaw jail operations, he understands the pressures sheriffs face and provides realistic alternatives to incarceration that maintain public safety while effectively managing limited jail resources. His expertise in facility transitions and correctional staffing has helped numerous sheriff's offices successfully navigate facility expansions and operational changes.

PROFESSIONAL

Sua Foundation 2006 – Present
Board Director and Technical Assistance Resource for international organization promoting democracy in Liberia, West Africa, through education and justice system development.

Just US Service Group LLC 2005 – Present
Executive Director of nationwide justice system consulting firm providing specialized services to state, tribal and local communities seeking analysis, planning and improvements to their justice systems. Technical assistance provider through the Bureau of Justice Assistance and the National Institute of Corrections (NIC) for jail planning, operational support, and staffing analysis.

Monroe County, Wisconsin 1997 – 2004
Justice System Administrator responsible for design, implementation and management of community corrections and justice system programs. Supervised jail population management, alternative sentencing strategies, and collaborated with county sheriff and court officers to enhance public safety and operational efficiency.

Wisconsin Department of Corrections 1984 – 1997
Probation and Parole Agent supervising offenders in Western Wisconsin. Served as pilot program team member developing policies and supervision strategies for High-Risk Sex Offenders. Worked closely with courts, law enforcement, and community agencies to implement effective offender management strategies.

Minnesota Department of Corrections 1984 – 1986
Probation and Parole Agent providing community-based supervision in Southeastern Minnesota. Collaborated with judges, attorneys, and police to enhance offender case management designed to monitor, control and rehabilitate offenders while promoting public safety.

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Board Director, Sua Foundation
International organization promoting democracy in Liberia, West Africa, through education and justice system development

Member, North American Squirrel Association
Non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the elderly and physically challenged in experiencing outdoor activities and recreation

Past Faculty Member, Justice Management Institute
Providing training for established and advanced drug court teams

Past College Level Educator
Developed and taught criminal justice curriculum to police officer candidates

Past Certified Instructor in Restorative Justice Practices, Community Conferencing, and Cognitive Intervention Strategies

EDUCATION

Graduate Studies: Universities of Wisconsin-Green Bay and La Crosse and Gundersen Lutheran Hospital of La Crosse, Cooperative Education Program, August 1991 to December 1992

Graduate level coursework towards the Masters of Science Degree in Community Organization in Human Services

Bachelor of Science Degree: Social Work Major, Sociology Minor, with concentration in Criminal Justice
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, May 1986