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12/5 - Recruitment meeting with Eric Bryson (Executive Director) of the Montana Association of Counties and Janice Fries (Director) of the Montana Statistical Analysis Center. CSG Justice Center staff discussed possible partnership between Justice Counts and Montana Board of Crime Control. (2 participants, representing 2 agencies).
12/5 - Public comment at the Montana Board of Crime Control (MBCC)-Leo Dutton, Chairman and Sheriff & Coroner, Lewis & Clark County; Rick Kirn, Fort Peck Tribal Member; Amanda Littlesun, DV Prevention Program Rocky Mountain Tribal Leaders Council; Amanda Assistant U.S.
12/4 - Recruitment meeting with Chief Brett Petty (Legislative Chair of the Montana Association of Chiefs of Police and on the Executive Committee) and Assistant Chief Cory 'Scott' Bailey of the Helena Police Department to introduce the project. (2 participants, representing 1 agency).
12/11 - Visit to University of New Mexico Police Department. CSG Justice Center staff met with Deputy Chief Arturo Gonzalez, Commander Tim Stump, Lieutenant Guadalupe (Pete) Guevara, Lieutenant Larry Bitsoih, Lieutenant Patrick Burk, and Jeff McDonald, Security Operations Director to introduce the project. (6 participants, representing 1 agency).
Troubleshooted a powerbi mapping issue w/Sean
PERF received a number of TTA requests from agencies in and around the DMV. This regional training seminar was an opportunity for local agencies to discuss cross-jurisdictional violent crime challenges and strategies and for PERF, and subject matter experts, to provide training on innovative strategies and educate folks about the free resources available through this project.
Over the past six (6) months, the IACP met with core staff from the Charleston team a total of three (3) times. The site is currently in the Implementation Phase of the grant. Site updates include the team is searching for a replacement clinician, with IACP suggesting local universities to expand the applicant pool. The program is ongoing but missing the clinician component, with an NCE approved until September 2025, and another team member is performing well as the Peer Support Specialist.
Transferred reports to Mint Hill
Created ETJ dashboard
Automated crime stats for Mint Hill
