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The RVCRI team will develop an Assessment and Implementation Support Catalog for RVCRI grantees. The initial assessments include Criminal Investigations Division (CID), Technology, and Evidence Collection, Management, and Storage Assessments. The catalog will provide two-page flyers for each agency detailing the assessment's goals and objectives, description, participating agency requirements, RVCRI team requirements, and estimated timelines.
Memo reflecting the goals and outcomes of the first site visit to Summit County, OH to observe the SIM.
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.
This is a presentation and slide show show developed for use in the onsite VALOR Survive and Thrive course
TTA work plans are generated for each grantee and updated regularly to track the status of their program's goals and objectives, successes and barriers, grant modifications, learning collaborative attendance, and other programmatic details.
Site Profiles are created for each grantee based on their grant application package. They summarize the program, key funded initiatives, target population, communication preferences, and stakeholder involvement. TTA coordinators and grantees use these profiles as a reference tool.
Site Profiles are created for each grantee based on their grant application package. They summarize the program, key funded initiatives, target population, communication preferences, and stakeholder involvement. TTA coordinators and grantees use these profiles as a reference tool.
Site Profiles are created for each grantee based on their grant application package. They summarize the program, key funded initiatives, target population, communication preferences, and stakeholder involvement. TTA coordinators and grantees use these profiles as a reference tool.
