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The Memphis, Tennessee Police Department, as part of the Memphis National Public Safety Partnership (PSP) site, requested assistance in producing strategic plans, as well as evaluating current practices, regarding efficiently and effectively investigate violent crime in Memphis. The request was transferred to a new contract.
The Memphis, Tennessee Public Safety Partnership Site requested technical assistance in the form of crime analysis on demand. The requestor withdrew their request.
The Matthews, North Carolina Police Department is requesting assistance from BJA NTTAC to review their agencies capabilities, training necessary to implement stratified policing model, command structure, and incorporation of best practices into the agency. The engagement was transferred to a new contract.
The Loudoun County, Virginia Sheriff's Department requested assistance through BJA NTTAC to fund and support to host the program - Insight Policing. CENTER FOR APPLIED INSIGHT CONFLICT RESOLUTION was selected to facilitate the assistance and conducted a three day onsite visit with the agency in July 2019. Megan Price hosted training events Insight Policing: Core Skills, a 2-day class, to be followed by a 1-day advanced skills workshop for 32 deputies from each of the following units: patrol, courts, schools and corrections.
BJA requested travel support for representatives from the PSP sites to attend IHIA’s “Basic Homicide Investigators Course” training in Atlantic City, New Jersey from May 13 – 17, 2019. BJA NTTAC provided travel support for representatives from the PSP sites to attend IHIA’s “Basic Homicide Investigators Course” training in Atlantic City, New Jersey from May 13 – 17, 2019.
The Fairbanks, Alaska Police Department requested assistance to help train their officers in leadersip and community engagement. The engagement was transferred to a new contract.
BJA requested risk management training for the Jefferson County, Alabama Sheriff’s Office. BJA NTTAC identified and referred this request to the National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security, who will fulfill this request through their U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency grant.
The Whittier, California Police Department requested a crime analysis assessment. OnPoint Analytics was selected as the provider for this engagements and assisted Whittier PD with establishing a crime analysis unit by assessing their analytical needs, evaluating the training needs of the newly hired crime analyst, identifying technical gaps, and providing analytical strategies to reduce crime and improve quality of life for Whittier and Santa Fe Springs residents.
The Las Vegas, Nevada Metropolitan Police Department requested Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) training. The request was transferred to the new contract year.
BJA requested Judge Korey Wahwassuck to provide webinar support. Judge Korey Wahwassuck provided facilitation support for the BJA “Virtual Tribal Listening Session” on March 26, 2019.
