Provision of Resources/Systems

The Phoenix Police Department seeks assistance with reviewing and improving its School Safety Officer (SSO) program. The department aims to enhance relationships with school staff, clearly define roles and responsibilities, and strengthen overall relationships with schools.

The US Attorney’s Office, District of New Mexico, is seeking training and technical assistance on “Effective De-Escalation Strategies for School Resource Officers, Security Personnel, and School Staff in a K-12 Environment.” This request is in collaboration with the planning committee for the Safe Schools Summit, scheduled for February and April.

Provide executive one-on-one coaching and CVIPI project support.

Formatted and delivered SAFLEO eLearning files

The city of Portland has recently created a Tribal Liaison position, and PPB has requested any materials pertaining to police interactions with Tribal communities.

The Boston (MA) Police Department requested assistance finding examples of a social media policy for use in criminal investigations and prosecutions. The IACP CTI team shared with Boston PD a resource from the Brennan Center for Justice, specifically the model policy from the New York (NY) Police Department.

Resources provided immediately following the suicide of an officer

Assisted Sterling Height Police Department with SAFLEO resources to allow the department to train the entire agency on SAFLEO

Second subrecipient support clinic, where EJUSA staff provided a thorough overview of EJUSA's invoice template; EJUSA's Bill.com platform, which is one-way subrecipients will receive award funding; accounting best practices for federal funding; and managing federal funding for fiscally sponsored organizations.

On October 15, the CSG Justice Center spoke with RTI International to discuss and coordinate work around behavioral health calls for service. During the call, attendees talked about the work that each organization is doing in this area, discussed common challenges and barriers, and found opportunities for collaboration. On November 13, the CSG Justice Center spoke with representatives from Pew during which we shared a list of policy recommendations and potential products that will come out of the 911 project.