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Meetings & Deliberations

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Board Meetings

The complete board meeting schedule (pdf) is available online. See below for available meeting agendas and minutes. If you do not see the date you are looking for, please contact the ISRB for archived meeting documentation.

Agendas

2023 Meeting Minutes

2022 Meeting Minutes

2021 Meeting Minutes

Full Board Deliberations

Per RCW 9.95.422, the ISRB is required to post decisions and minutes for certain cases under their jurisdiction. This law went into effect on June 9, 2016. We anticipate posting decisions and minutes on the 30th day from the meeting or hearing. If you have questions, please contact the Indeterminate Sentence Review Board (ISRB).

Full Board Summary Minutes & Decisions and Reasons
2/8/2023 Fisher, Curtis Minutes Curtis Fisher (pdf) Decision Curtis Fisher (pdf)
2/8/2023 Larry, Clinton Minutes Clinton Larry (pdf) Decision Clinton Larry (pdf)
2/6/2023 Samuel Brown Minutes Samuel Brown (pdf) Decision Samuel Brown (pdf)
2/6/2023 Neil Skenadore Minutes Neil Skenadore (pdf) Decision Neil Skenadore (pdf)
1/23/2023 Gregory Anspaugh Minutes Gregory Anspaugh (pdf) Decision Gregory Anspaugh (pdf)
1/23/2023 Simon Dearbone Minutes Simon Dearbone (pdf) Decision Simon Dearbone (pdf)
1/9/2023 Gregory Torres Minutes Gregory Torres (pdf) Decision Gregory Torres (pdf)
12/13/2022 Teddy Vickers Minutes Teddy Vickers (pdf) Decision Teddy Vickers (pdf)
11/14/2022 Robert Raethke Minutes Robert Raethke (pdf) Decision Robert Raethke (pdf)
11/14/2022 Bryan Gelenaw Minutes Bryan Gelenaw (pdf) Decision Bryan Gelenaw (pdf)
Contact the ISRB for archived meeting documentation.

Notice: Inmates may file a Personal Restraint Petition (PRP) with the Court of Appeals regarding decisions or conditions set by the Board with which they disagree. You may find these PRPs at the Court of Appeals website and sign up for email notification for opinions that are rendered. While release/parole decisions are within the discretion of the Board, the Court may remand the Board’s decision back to the Board for reconsideration or a new hearing.