Mayor Muriel Bowser has nominated Dr. Prechelle Shannon for reappointment to the Corrections Information Council Governing Board, with her term set to conclude on June 7, 2027. This nomination aligns with the Confirmation Act of 1978 and the National Capital Revitalization and Self-Government Improvement Act of 1997. Dr. Shannon brings over two decades of experience in the criminal justice and mental health sectors, focusing on improving conditions of confinement, advocating for gender-responsive housing, and enhancing reentry planning. The resolution formally confirms her reappointment, highlighting her qualifications and the significance of her role in overseeing the Corrections Information Council.

Dr. Shannon is a passionate advocate for restorative justice and trauma-informed care, working to amplify the voices of survivors while promoting healing and accountability. She serves as the Chief Wellness Officer of the Mindflower Group, which provides culturally sensitive mental health services to under-resourced communities, and is involved in initiatives addressing systemic barriers in recovery and behavioral health services for communities of color. With multiple degrees in behavioral science and criminal justice, Dr. Shannon's commitment to equitable mental health and recovery care is evident. The resolution has passed a legal review confirming its compliance and unobjectionable status, and it will take effect immediately upon adoption.