$25,001 - $50,000

NPI allocated a portion of the remaining microgrant funding to support conference and event attendance. This training and event support will give many agencies access to events and trainings that they would not otherwise have access to in an effort to help further enhance their departments and agencies.

In this reporting period a total 42 of one-on-one direct TA engagements/calls were convened collectively among FY2021, FY2022, and FY2023 cohort grantees, in addition to ad-hoc calls.

NCCP team went to Riviera Beach Police Department (FL) to conduct agency interviews.

Train Community Partner staff in validated criminogenic risk assessments and their uses, as well as on evidenced-based needs assessments.

Build the administrative, operational, and organizational capacity of subawardees to serve the target population effectively

Provide 20 subawards to small, grassroots organizations in both urban and rural communities.

NACDL will send attorney and mitigation specialist subject matter experts to Missouri to train multiple offices (including newly hired staff) on best practices in mitigation. The training will focus on trainees existing cases and utilize the Bring-Your-Own-Case (BYOC) model to the extent feasible.

Over Four Fridays in March,
participants will learn how to:
• Examine low profile and high profile IoT
Device forensics (March 1)
• Use Mobile Forensics tools & SQLite
database basics (March 8)
• Learn iPhone and Android phone
forensics (March 15)
• Analyze IoT forensics on iPhones, Android
phones, and over networks (March 22)

During the first quarter 2023 JSS engaged in the following activities as part of its start-up for the overall project: 1) The Executive Project Director selected additional JSS staff to work on the project; 2) JSS met with the BJA Policy Advisor on a weekly basis to plan and discuss elements of the Small, Rural and Tribal Body-Worn Camera Program ; 3) JSS staff programmed an application portal and revised the application instructions for the next round applications to the micro-grant program; 4) JSS staff announced the microgrant program and 5) JSS staff began promoting the micro-grant pro

During the month of December 2023 JSS engaged in the following activities as part of its start-up for the overall project: 1) The Executive Project Director selected JSS staff to work on the project; 2) JSS met with the BJA Policy Advisor on a weekly basis to plan and discuss elements of the National Body-Worn Camera Partnership Program ; 3) JSS staff conducted a webinar for grantees; and 4) JSS staff received and began review of proposals for 41 category 1 grantees, 5 category 2 grantees and 6 category 3-5 grantees from the BJA Policy Advisor.