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Crime analysis
I would like to have someone evaluate what we are currently doing and provide input for improvement. I would also be interested in any training you might be able to provide regarding intelligence-led policing concepts for possible future implementation.
We would like to offer an in-person training on desistance from crime. Our department may partner with the University of Montana to offer this training, and offer the training to both academics, local criminal justice professionals, and policy makers.
The Anchorage, Alaska Police Department, as part of the Anchorage Public Safety Partnership Site, requested funding for registration for the International Association of Crime Analysts online training courses. BJA NTTAC provided funding support for one representative to attend the IACA online training course starting in July 2021 and ending in September 2021.
The Miami, Florida Police Department, as part of the Miami Public Safety Partnership Site, requested funding for registration and books for the International Association of Crime Analysts online training courses. BJA NTTAC provided funding support for four representatives to attend the IACA online training courses starting in July 2021 and ending in September 2021.
Miami PSP is requesting support for two representatives to attend the International Association of Crime Analysts (IACA) Conference in Las Vegas, Nevada on August 23 - 27, 2021.
The Anchorage, Alaska Police Department, as part of the Anchorage Public Safety Partnership site, requested funding for registration and books for the International Association of Crime Analysts online training courses. BJA NTTAC provided funding support to one representative to attend the IACA online training courses starting in April 2021 and ending in June 2021.
The Honolulu, Hawaii Police Department requested a crime analysis assessment. The requestor became unresponsive.
BJA recruited subject matter expert Johnathan Morris to review and assess training's developed for the Law Enforcement Training and Technical Assistance Response Center.
Unchained submitted a request to BJA NTTAC for reentry curriculum development. BJA followed up by email with relevant resources and closed the request due to an unresponsive requestor.
The Tulsa, Oklahoma Police Department, as part of the Tulsa Public Safety Partnership site, requested funding for registration and books for the International Association of Crime Analysts online training courses. BJA NTTAC provided funding support to two representatives to attend the IACA online training courses starting in October 2020 and ending in December, 2020.
