Kelly serves as the Administrative Supervisor providing high level administrative support to the Elected Prosecutor, assistant prosecutors, and support staff. Kelly has been with the office since 2007.

As the Victim Rights Coordinator for the office, Tabitha’s primary responsibilities are to coordinate and administer the victims rights functions of the department. She ensures victims are notified of their rights as required by law and informs and provides support to victims of crime by providing referrals to local agencies and services.  Tabitha is also responsible for preparing reports, billings, and grant documents related to the program.

Sammantha is under the supervision of the Victim Rights Coordinator. She assists in ensuring victims are notified of their rights as required by law, responds to inquiries regarding the program, and assists victims in obtaining compensation from the State as well as navigating the local legal system.

As the Paternity and Child Support Establishment Coordinator, Lori’s primary responsibilities are coordinating and administrating the functions of the IV-D grant, which include court ordered paternity testing, custodial and non-custodial parent interviews, and maintenance of information within the Michigan Child Support Enforcement System. She works closely with the Friend of the Court to ensure the smooth transition of records between the offices. Lori has worked at the Prosecutor’s Office for 16 years.

Lisa is under the supervision of the Paternity and Child Support Establishment Coordinator. She performs a variety of administrative tasks on behalf of the department.

Alice is a senior legal secretary for the Prosecutor’s Office and has been with the office since 2007. Her primary duties include logging in complaints from local law enforcement agencies and data entry to generate warrants and juvenile petitions. She also loads traffic and animal control tickets for prosecution. In addition, she scans documents into the electronic file management system, prepares legal documents, drafts correspondence, and assists the public.

Lindsay is a senior legal secretary for the Prosecutor’s Office. Her primary duties include generating and tracking subpoenas and maintaining the office schedule. In addition, she scans documents into the electronic file management system, prepares legal documents, drafts correspondence and assists the public.

As the office’s receptionist, Nadine’s primary responsibilities include directing calls and visiting customers to the appropriate prosecutor or office staff. As a legal secretary, Nadine is responsible for preparing discovery material and disclosures to be sent to requesting defense counsel, including extensive electronic media such as body cam footage, as well as processing the office’s daily mail and general office duties.

In August of 2015, our office joined the Michigan Canine Advocacy Program (CAP), by welcoming “Joey” to our staff.  CAP was developed in Michigan in 2009, “to provided services to child victims utilizing a highly trained dog to help alleviate the anxiety associated with being in court.”  The program provides a canine advocate to accompany a child to interviews as well as court appearances.  It has been well documented that a child’s anxiety is dramatically reduced by the presence of a canine advocate.  Joey was provided to us by CAP at no cost to the county, after having been trained by the Leader Dogs program.