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Halette Dupuis
LMPOA President
Halette Dupuis has over 20 years of experience in the substance abuse field. She serves as Coordinator of the Avoyelles Adult Drug Court and as a misdemeanor probation officer. Since 2025, she has served as President of the Louisiana Misdemeanor Probation Officers’ Association (LMPOA). She is dedicated to supporting recovery, promoting accountability, and advancing professional education and collaboration among probation officers throughout Louisiana.

Meet the dedicated individuals behind LMPOA! Our team brings together experience, leadership, and a shared commitment to supporting Louisiana’s misdemeanor probation professionals. Through collaboration, education, and service, we work together to strengthen our association and the communities we serve.

Randy Fontenot
Founder/Past President
Began Law enforcement career in 1982 at the age of 18. Was asked by the city judge in 1989 to start supervising misdemeanor cases when the state quit offering supervision for these cases. Created the Eunice City Court Probation Dept. and worked as a part-time probation officer, enlisting the aid of other officers. Received calls to the judge's office, Oakdale City Court and 33rd Judicial District Court and served as their first misdemeanor probation officer. Retired from the Eunice Police Department (Early) after 16 years in 1998 to enter into business with my dad at Fontenot's Lumber & Supply, while continuing part time with Eunice City Court. Sold the business in 2003 and went to work full time full time as the Eunice City Court Probation Officer/Judicial Administrator. During this time founded the LMPOA. Was elected Chief of Police for the City of Eunice in 2014 and retired from Eunice City Court December 31, 2014. Served as police chief from Jan. 1, 2015 until retiring Jan 1, 2023. Currently employed with Monster Timber & Millworks in Opelousas and looking forward to a final retirement once they reach the age of 65. Recently, as of November 2nd, 2026, they have also been employed as a Safety Representative for Tony Cook Construction.

Joyce Corner
Executive Vice President
Joyce Corner has served the Avoyelles Parish District Attorney’s Office for more than 20 years. She is the Pretrial Intervention (PTI) Director and has also served as the Drug Court Intake Officer for over two decades. Joyce serves as Vice President of the Louisiana Misdemeanor Probation Officers’ Association (LMPOA), is a member of the Opioid Abatement Team, and works as a Treatment Specialist. Her experience reflects a longstanding commitment to public service, rehabilitation, and community well-being.
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Rhonda Lemoine
Treasurer
Rhonda Lemoine has served the 12th Judicial District Court in Marksville since April 2011. In July 2017, she became a probation officer and began serving as Treasurer of the Louisiana Misdemeanor Probation Officers’ Association (LMPOA).
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Jill G.Migues
Secretary
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Jill Migues is a dedicated professional who has devoted 24 years of service to the 16th Judicial District Attorney’s Office in New Iberia, Louisiana. She is serving as the Assistant Supervisor of the Probation Services Department. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated leadership, professionalism, and a strong commitment to serving and helping others by making a positive difference. In addition to her professional career, Jill has proudly served as Secretary on the Louisiana Misdemeanor Probation Officers’ Association (LMPOA) Board since 2018. She values being involved and providing organizational support, helping maintain effective communication and coordination within the organization, and doing her part to support the organization and its members. She is grateful for the opportunity to serve on the LMPOA Board and looks forward to continuing to contribute her time and experience with such a wonderful organization. Outside of work and her LMPOA Board responsibilities, Jill is a devoted wife and mother. Family is at the heart of everything she does, and she cherishes creating lasting memories with her parents and loved ones. She enjoys traveling and taking family vacations, boating, fishing, camping, gathering for cook-ups, and attending and cheering on her children at all their extracurricular activities. Jill believes that life is about more than just having strong work ethics and earning accomplishments. She believes life is about treating others with respect, kindness, and dedication, as well as building meaningful relationships with family and friends, the people that means so much to her. She strives to be someone others can always count on when in need.
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Amanda Doty
Amanda Doty has worked in Calcasieu Parish for 10 years, supporting both Behavioral Health Court and Veterans Treatment Court. She facilitates Moral Recognition Therapy (MRT) for the treatment courts and is passionate about helping individuals make positive changes in their lives. Outside of work, Amanda enjoys spending time outdoors and hunting with her two boys. She has also served on the LMPOA committee for the past three years and has been the Vice President of Memberships for the past year.
Vice President of Memberships
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Donna Ogea
Past President
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With an impressive 49-year career dedicated to law enforcement and the criminal justice system, Donna has demonstrated a lifelong commitment to public service, leadership, and professionalism. Her career began with the Calcasieu Parish Sheriff’s Office, where she served for four years in the Burglary and Theft Division. She then joined the Calcasieu Parish District Attorney’s Office, dedicating the next 45 years to serving the citizens of Calcasieu Parish before retiring. Throughout her distinguished career with the District Attorney’s Office, she worked an average of 25 years in Probation and Pre-Trial Services, serving as both a Probation Officer and Pre-Trial Case Manager. She was also one of the individuals who helped establish the Probation Division. Her experience and leadership eventually led her to serve as Program Manager for Probation and Pre-Trial Diversion, where she played an important role in overseeing and managing these programs. Beyond her professional responsibilities, she was instrumental in helping establish the Louisiana Misdemeanor Probation Officer Association (LMPLOA) from its inception. Her dedication to the organization’s mission and growth led her to serve as Treasurer before being elected President, a position she proudly held for 10 years prior to her retirement. Her decades of service, leadership, and commitment to the probation profession reflect her dedication to strengthening the criminal justice system and supporting the professional development of probation officers throughout Louisiana. Her contributions to LMPLOA remain an important part of the association’s history and foundation.
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Carleen Dick
Auditor
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I have served the Evangeline Parish Sheriff Office since July of 2007. I started my career as a 911 dispatcher serving Capt. Reed as her assistant TAC Officer. I now serve the department as the Probation and Sex Offender Supervisor. I work with people who have been convicted of crimes, but were not sentenced to jail time. Instead, these offenders are given a probationary period where they must comply with all requirements set forth by the judge. I work to rehabilitate my offenders by promoting law-abiding behavior. I use a building block approach because change does not happen overnight. I instill accountability, and clear ground rules are established. My goal is to create the right change.
