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11/12: In-person meeting with WV Department of Administrative Services (DAS): CSG Justice Center staff met with Mike Cutlip (Deputy Director), Marty Hatfield (Assistant Director), and Tina Desmond (Director) to discuss the management and funding of Day Report Centers in WV. (3 participant, 1 agency)
11/12: In-person meeting with Senate General Counsel and Chief Counsel to the Governor: CSG Justice Center staff met with Sarah Stewart (Senate General Counsel) and Berkeley Bentley (Chief Counsel to the Governor) to discuss the executive order to form the working group. (2 participant, 2 agency)
In-person meeting with REACH: CSG Justice Center staff met with Bev Sharp (Executive Director) to discuss the WV project and learn more about the reentry landscape and processes in West Virginia. (1 participant, 1 agency)
A site visit was conducted in Charleston, West Virginia on November 11 and 12 to connect with key legislative and executive stakeholders about the executive order to form the working group, attend interim session hearings, and meet with additional stakeholders to perform qualitative analysis.
11/10: In-person meeting with FWD.US: CSG Justice Center staff met with Conrad Lucas (Lobbyist, Right on Crime), Jordan Burgess, Elissa Johnson (VP of Criminal Justice Campaign), and Tinsae Gebriel (VP of Criminal Justice Research and Policy) to discuss the WV project and their policy goals for the 2025 session. (4 people representing 1 agency)
The Charleston, SC SPI is requesting a peer exchange to Ft. Myers Police to discuss its efforts in implementing and electronically tracking its problem-oriented policing efforts. The CPD will directly benefit from being on-site and seeing the Fort Myers Police Department’s operation, including its data analysis infrastructure, and being able to ask questions of the key players who engaged in similar efforts. The lessons learned from this interaction will inform the CPD’s development, training, implementation, tracking, and ongoing sustainability of its problem-oriented policing project.
Special Services for Groups collaborated with the Los Angeles PD to discuss overlapping training priorities and opportunities for joint community engagements.
Anne Arundel County virtual exchange with Washington County DAO reference the DAO’s bias crimes multidisciplinary team.
The Mentor Court Program remained highly active this reporting period.
Onsite visits
