MEET TOM
DEDICATED, ETHICAL & VISIONARY LEADERSHIP FOR GREENE COUNTY
Tom is married with two children and four grandchildren.
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The Rhodes family has lived in Greene County since 1983 after Tom completed his bachelor's degree from the University of Wyoming. His wife graduated from Eastern Greene High School in 1981 and attended Indiana University. Their children and grandchildren have attended Eastern Greene Schools.
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Tom worked in Greene County early on for Eastern Greene Schools, Bloomfield Evening World, and the Linton Employment Security office. He worked for the Indiana Department of Correction as a Counselor/Accreditation Manager and for the past 30 years for Monroe Circuit Court as the Community Corrections Executive Director/Assistant Chief Probation Officer.
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Tom is an ordained minister and has pastored a congregation for 25 years. He has been actively ministering to the homeless and less fortunate. One might describe him as a compassionate conservative.
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Tom has served on numerous boards nationally, statewide, and locally, including the United States Bureau of Justice’s Technology Advisory Committee, and was on the National Institute of Correction Technology Panel. He has written over $17 million worth of grants. Tom has been a conference presenter for both the American Probation Parole Association and the International Community Corrections Association. Upon retiring four years ago, he received the Founder's Award recognizing his efforts in Evidence-Based Practices and lifetime achievements.
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Tom is a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP).
