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Objective 9: Provide structured, ongoing support up to 15 Category 1 grantee states and support the field. (IG States/ Vendor and Automation)
Meeting with Mark Dannels (Sheriff), Chief Tom Alinen, and Carol Capas (Public Information Officer) from the Cochise County Sheriff's Office to introduce the project.
Objective 9: Provide structured, ongoing support up to 15 Category 1 grantee states and support the field. (IG States/ Vendor and Automation)
Meeting with Greg Volker (Chief) and Deborah Ray (Data Analyst) from Benson Police Department to introduce the project.
Objective 9: Provide structured, ongoing support up to 15 Category 1 grantee states and support the field. (IG States/ Vendor and Automation)
Meeting with Chris Hiser (Chief), Armin Lewis (Deputy Chief) and Sean Brownson (Commander) and Lis Chatham (Commander) from the Sierra Vista Police Department to introduce the project. Chief Hiser was very excited by the idea of Justice Counts and is ready to opt in.
Objective 9: Provide structured, ongoing support up to 15 Category 1 grantee states and support the field. (IG States/ Vendor and Automation)
Objective 9: Provide structured, ongoing support up to 15 Category 1 grantee states and support the field. (IG States/ Vendor and Automation)
Site Visit with Tim Lavery (Research Director) from the Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority (ICJIA) to create a plan for quarter three of the implementation grant. During the site visit, we also decided on a data-sharing method and timeline. CSG Justice Center staff met with ICJIA'S IT staff to discuss automation for data loads into Justice Counts Publisher.
Objective 1: Use the hub and spoke model to engage all necessary and appropriate subject matter expertise to support Justice Counts design and implementation. (Partners)
Breakout Session Presentation to introduce the project to agencies across the country.?(18 people, representing 18 agencies)
Objective 9: Provide structured, ongoing support up to 15 Category 1 grantee states and support the field. (IG States/ Vendor and Automation)
CSG Justice Center staff conducted keynote presentation to conference attendees on Justice Counts and how it could be used by SecurManage agencies.
Objective 9: Provide structured, ongoing support up to 15 Category 1 grantee states and support the field. (IG States/ Vendor and Automation)
CSG Justice Center staff facilitated a breakout session on the project and its use for community corrections agencies.
Objective 6: Provide intensive TA to 10 states, supporting the adoption and use of the Justice Counts metrics to drive decision-making. (Founding State Work)
Justice Counts presentation to the New Mexico Detention Administrators and County Finance Affiliates Conference to introduce the project and discuss ways that Justice Counts can support local efforts.
The Puerto Rico Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (PRDCR) started this period with a lot of enthusiasm, but engagement dwindled down during the second half of the quarter. The grantee and JDI coaches met with their new grant manager for a really productive conversation about their budget modification and next steps for their project. PRDCR's proposed changes were approved, but the agency must now apply for a NCE in order to achieve their project goals.
