Comprehensive

BJA NTTAC provided funding support for four representatives to complete the “Exploring Crime Analysis: Essential Skills I” course and two individuals to complete the “Fundamentals of Crime Analysis” course between October and December 2018.

The Toledo, Ohio Police Department, as part of the Toledo National Public Safety Partnership (PSP) site, requested travel support for representatives to attend the Foundations of Intelligence Analysis Training Program. BJA NTTAC provided travel support to one representatives from Toledo PSP site to attend the training from December 3 - 7, 2018 in Oxnard, California.

The Dallas, Texas Police Department (PD) requested drug market intervention training. The requestor was unresponsive.

The University of Nevada-Reno requested assistance from BJA NTTAC to purchase 100 Blue Courage participant kits for the training of regional justice agency agencies in the Blue Courage training curriculum. BJA NTTAC denied this request.

The Jefferson County, Alabama Sheriff's Office requested a system assessment. The requestor withdrew the request.

BJA requested travel support for a representative from the West Memphis PSP site to attend the IACA Conference. BJA NTTAC provided travel support to 1 representative from the West Memphis PSP site to attend the IACA Conference from September 17-21, 2018 in Newport Beach, CA.

The Indianapolis, Indiana Metropolitan Police Department, as part of the Indianapolis Public Safety Partnership Site, requested a crime analysis assessment. Julie Wartell was selected to fulfill the request and conducted a site visit to Indianapolis PD in October 2018. Julie Wartell delivered a final report to Indianapolis PD detailing crime analysis recommendations in December 2018.

The Wichita, Kansas Police Department requested sample policies and best practices in order to develop a training program for the appropriate use of police rifles. BJA NTTAC collected and provided resources to the requestor.

The Red Lake Minnesota Band of Chippewa Indians requeste assistance to enhance information sharing processes across its departments, specifically through the creation of a systems implementation/IT strategic plan. BJA NTTAC is working to idenify a provider and coordiante technical assistance

The Navarro County, Texas Court requested an on-site evaluation of processes of defendants from arrest, prosecution, adjudication, and final disposition in the Navarro County Courthouse, Sheriff's department, City police agency, magistrates. The Center for Court Innovation was selected as the provider for this engagement and conducted an observational assessment of the Navarro County judicial system to better understand case processing and other operational factors that may be contributing to jail overcrowding, noncompliance, or other unsatisfactory outcomes.