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The SLATT team addressed approximately 81 inquiries received from users submitting questions or requests using the “Contact Us” button on the www.slatt.org website. Inquiries related to SLATT training, resources, webinars, publications, login issues, website access, and general questions.
Evaluation feedback from five individuals completing the on-demand virtual “Homegrown Violent Extremism Threat to Law Enforcement: The Jesse Hartnett Survivor Story” was positive. All student indicated that they were satisfied with the course and agreed or strongly agreed that the information was useful, it increased their knowledge, was relevant to their current jobs, they would apply what they had learned and would recommend the course to others.
Evaluation feedback from two individuals completing the self-paced, online ePROTECT training course was positive. Both students indicated that they were satisfied with the course and agreed or strongly agreed that the information was useful, it increased their knowledge, was relevant to their current jobs, they would apply what they had learned and would recommend the course to others. Students commented that they appreciated the resources available to local law enforcement on how to report suspicious activity.
On February 19, 2025, an electronic “SLATT Chat” was distributed to promote the March 4, 2025, webinar titled, “Threat Assessment Threat Management: Moving from Assessment to Management and Prevention.”
The training flyer for the March 4, 2025, delivery of the “Threat Assessment Threat Management: Moving from Assessment to Management and Prevention” webinar was updated, disseminated to more than 3600 personnel, and published on the www.slatt.org website.
During the month of February 2025, the IIR Information Technology team completed two enhancements related to the www.slatt.org website, as follows: (1) a quarterly checklist was developed based on the security scans from January, 2025 (no major issues were identified); and (2) a weekly scan was implemented to identify issues that may arise in the following categories: content policies, quality assurance, accessibility, search engine optimization, amount of downtime, and statistics.
On February 27, 2025, the SLATT team submitted the January 2025 monthly report to BJA and IIR leadership. The monthly report provides SLATT Program updates, highlights, and statistics for the month.
The purpose of this report is to highlight each agency’s Rural Violent Crime Reduction Initiative (RVCRI) program, program successes, lessons learned, and sustainability planning. This report will act as the closeout report for each agency's program. It will be no longer than two pages. It can be used as marketing materials for the RVCRI program and a mechanism for the agency to show the value of the program to its community. Each report will be posted on the RVCRI website on each agency’s site profile.
SAFLEO Executive Forum - onsite event
