Law Enforcement

Connected to Tuscaloosa along with another interested site to hear and learn about other grantees' programs.

Connected to Tuscaloosa to hear about experiences with CIT and CRIT and combining these curricula to create a more robust program.

Site requested resources on disengagement policies. Sent some resources on disengagement; looking into sharing specific policies from other policing agencies.

Connected grantee team and deputies that attended CRIT TTT with TTT trainers for follow up TTA on program implementation. Discussed event and best practices to move the program forward.

Provided grantee with a summary of each CRIT module and shared resource for officers created by Dona Ana County, NM site to help guide curriculum development and overall program.

Sent resources on continuing funding stream for site program (e.g., related DOJ grant solicitations, SAMHSA grants dashboard) per site's request to support in sustaining the program.

Webinar Recordings Hosted on NW3C's Platform (July 1, 2024 - Dec 31, 2024)

Webinar Recordings Hosted on NW3C's Platform (July 1, 2024 - Dec 31, 2024)

During this reporting period, TTA Program staff collaborated with PSP and the SLATT Program on the development of a tri-branded resource, A Toolkit for Law Enforcement on Protests and First Amendment Issues. The product was disseminated to all project sites and posted on the Hate Crimes TTA Program Website.

The Knowledge Lab coordinated and assisted the Cleveland Police Department in a multi-day peer-to-peer site visit to the Baltimore Police Department.