🎙️ Inside Leadership, Accountability, and Public Service

In this episode of the ACJC podcast, Ammon Barker joins us for an honest discussion about what it means to lead in the criminal justice system—especially during times of heightened scrutiny and change.

Listeners will hear candid reflections on decision-making, public trust, and the responsibility that comes with serving Arizona communities. Whether you work in justice, policy, or public service, this conversation offers valuable perspective and real-world insight.

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Roxanne Pergeson serves as Victim Services Manager for Navajo County Attorney’s Office in Arizona, where she leads the Victims / Witness Services Division. She and her team of advocates and volunteers are committed to offering trauma-informed support to crime victims and survivors, ensuring they receive timely assistance and clear communication throughout the justice process.

With a strong focus on collaboration and outreach, Pergeson’s work spans program development, liaison with law enforcement and allied agencies, and community education efforts aimed at enhancing victims’ rights and access to services. Her leadership underscores the importance of advocacy and responsiveness in the criminal justice system.

Episode Highlight: Sheriff David Rhodes — Leadership, Law Enforcement, and Public Safety in Arizona

Today on Working for Justice, we’re joined by Yavapai County Sheriff David Rhodes, an Arizona native and respected law enforcement leader. Elected in 2020, Sheriff Rhodes brings more than two decades of service and insight to the conversation. A graduate of the FBI National Academy, he has been recognized statewide for his leadership, innovation, and dedication to community safety.

In this episode, we talk about modern policing, public safety policy, and how Arizona’s sheriffs are working to strengthen trust, accountability, and collaboration across the state.

Keywords: Arizona Criminal Justice Commission, Arizona law enforcement, Yavapai County Sheriff, David Rhodes, public safety, policing, criminal justice policy, community partnerships.