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On November 15, 2017, the NCJA Program Analyst conducted an interview with the Florida SAA as part of its biennial study of Byrne JAG investments (see related deliverable in the NTTAC report). SAAs were informed in these interviews about services provided to state criminal justice agencies under this program, as well as instructions for submitting a request for TTA to NCJA staff. The Florida SAA emailed the NCJA Project Manager the following day to request TTA.
TJSPP Mentor assists tribe with their tribal justice system strategic plan. Assistance includes phone/conference calls, emails and plan review/guidance/feedback.
The Nevada SAA initially met the NCJA Strategic Planning TTA Program Manager 2017 National Forum in Long Beach, California. They discussed the state's strategic plan and ability to whether this plan would need to be updated to comply with 2019 requirements. Nevada's CJPA attended the Institute for State Criminal Justice and Public Safety Executives, and were provided an overview of the TTA program, which included information about training options available under the Strategic Planning TTA Program.
The NCJA hosted this regional training as part of the NCJA Strategic Planning Training and Technical Assistance (TTA) Program. The purpose of this training was to provide SAAs with hands-on TTA on the elements of effective strategic planning, data analysis for policy and program evaluation, implementation of evidence-based practices, and coordination with other components of the criminal and juvenile justice system in order to meet the FY2019 requirement of a comprehensive statewide strategic plan as detailed in the Justice for All Reauthorization Act (JFARA).
The second in a series of regional trainings were offered throughout the year to provide hands-on instruction in the areas of strategic planning, developing outcome measures and metrics, strategies for conducting evaluations, determining goals and setting priorities, and working with data. Each session will be scheduled to run one and a half days in three of four NCJA regions. These meetings are as scheduled: April 26-27, 2018 (in conjunction with the NCJA Board meeting) in Tampa, FL; July 26-27, 2018 (following the National Forum on Criminal Justice) in Ft.
A series of regional trainings will be offered throughout the year to provide hands-on instruction in the areas of strategic planning, developing outcome measures and metrics, strategies for conducting evaluations, determining goals and setting priorities, and working with data. Each session will be scheduled to run one and a half days in three of four NCJA regions. These meetings are as scheduled: April 26-27, 2018 (in conjunction with the NCJA Board meeting) in Tampa, FL; July 26-27, 2018 (following the National Forum on Criminal Justice) in Ft.
TJSPP Mentor assists tribe with their tribal justice system strategic plan. Assistance includes phone/conference calls, emails and plan review/guidance/feedback.
TJSPP Mentor assists tribe with their tribal justice system strategic plan. Assistance includes phone/conference calls, emails and plan review/guidance/feedback.
The CJCC Meeting is tentatively scheduled to take place June 27, 2018 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Partners in the planning of this event include the National Association of Counties (NACo) and the Justice Management Institute (JMI). Initial planning for the event began in early October, 2017 as a series of conference calls between partners (NACO/JMI for the CJCC training and with SEARCH for the Regional Trainings).
TJSPP Mentor assists tribe with their tribal justice system strategic plan. Assistance includes phone/conference calls, emails and plan review/guidance/feedback.
