The CRC Command Staff
Superintendent Chantell Jewell
Chantell Jewell is a highly experienced and values-driven professional who has dedicated over 30 years of her career to serving the community. With a wealth of knowledge gained from working in the Department of Corrections, Chantell has a unique perspective that includes community-focused work at Employ Milwaukee, as well as experience working with justice-involved youth at the Division of Youth and Family Services.
During her time with the DOC, Chantell served in various roles: Youth Counselor, Probation/Parole Agent, and ultimately a Corrections Field Supervisor for 20 years. Since retiring from the DOC, Chantell has remained committed to serving Milwaukee County, where she calls home. She has served as the Reentry Services Manager at Employ Milwaukee and a Deputy Administrator at Milwaukee County's Division of Youth and Family Services. In both positions, Chantell's commitment to creating change within the criminal justice system and Milwaukee County has been evident.
Chantell's dedication to education is also evident in her academic achievements. She holds an undergraduate degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a master's degree in Business Administration from Cardinal Stritch University. She is a subject matter expert in multiple areas, including Community Correctional Systems, Juvenile Correctional Systems, and trained Evidence-Based Practices in Corrections. Chantell also shares her knowledge and expertise as an instructor at Marquette University in the Department of Social and Cultural Sciences and as a member of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's Helen Bader School of Social Welfare Dean's Advisory Council. Chantell received the Distinguished Alumni Award from UWM in 2024.
In November 2020, Chantell was appointed as the Superintendent of the House of Correction, becoming the first Black woman to lead the Milwaukee County House of Correction after being confirmed by the County Board in December.
Throughout her career, Chantell has positively influenced the lives of justice-involved individuals with her integrated strength-based approach that addresses individual barriers to success. Her vision is to comprehensively address the needs of justice-involved individuals through partnership and collaboration, ultimately leading to safer communities and enhancing quality of life. In 2022, Chantell was named as one of “Wisconsin’s 52 Most Influential Black Leaders" by Madison 365.
Assistant Superintendent Shayla Fenceroy
Shayla Fenceroy has over 20 years of experience working in the areas of criminal justice and corrections. She began her career as a Correctional Officer at the House of Correction (HOC) on July 26, 1999. During her years at HOC, Shayla worked as a transportation officer after obtaining her commercial driver’s license (CDL) and becoming firearms certified. In 2010, Shayla became employed as a Probation and Parole Agent for the Department of Corrections where she supervised various high risk caseloads including Sex Offender and Domestic Violence. Shayla has additional experience as an Area Supervisor for G4S Secure Solutions and as a Crisis Intervention Specialist for Washington County Human Services. Before returning to the Community Reintegration Center in her current role, Shayla served as the Public Safety Supervisor for the Milwaukee County Sheriff’s Office, where she oversaw security operations at the Milwaukee County Courthouse Complex and the Vel Phillips Juvenile Justice Center.
Shayla has a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and a Master of Business Administration from Cardinal Stritch University. Shayla completed the Milwaukee County Management Development Program in 2022. Shayla is a member of the Milwaukee County Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Council and former co-chair of the Arise Women’s Network Resource Group.
Security Director Lance Tardiff 
Lance Tardiff is the security director at the Community Reintegration Center. He has held a supervisory role at the rank of Lieutenant or above since 2017.
Director Tadriff has done just about everything at the CRC. As a captain, he's been a shift commander monitoring all operations. He still oversees the facility's K-9 unit which he joined early in his career as a corrections officer. Director Tardiff also oversees all facility searches.
Other career highlights and experience include assisgnment as a criminal Investigations captain, work with crisis intervention, resident support team units, segregation units, medical assisted treatment program and records management systems. Director Tardiff also served as the Milwaukee County co-chair for the DEI Council's "The Brave" initiative.
For over a decade, Mr. Tardiff has been a co-owner of T and S Security Professionals, a highly respected security, private detective agency in Milwaukee County. Director Tardiff's diverse and extensive security background also includes his role as a former Branch Manager at Brinks, Incorporated and Vice President /Assistance Director of Operations of United Security Services in Milwaukee.
Director Tardiff has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee.