Program/Practice Implementation

This free listening session is hosted by the Autism Society of America, theInternational Association of Chiefs ofPolice, and the Arc's National Center on Criminal Justice and Disability. This Listening Session on Locative Technology is for family caregivers, law enforcement,nonprofits, community organizations, and other service providers that provideddirect services to individuals withAlzheimer's and Dementia.

TLPI has been selected to self-certify Conference Request forms but required to submit a form per the formal process for the Rise25 conference. The form was submitted December 2024 and is still pending at the end of the reporting period. The conference dates are May 28-31, 2025.

TLPI has been selected to self-certify Conference Request forms but required to submit a form using the formal submission process for the 2025 American Indian Justice Conference. The form was submitted December 2024 and is pending at the end of this reporting period. The conference dates are May 13-15, 2025.

Cher-Ae Heights Indian Community of the Trinidad Rancheria is a FY22 grantee. TTA for Trinidad continued this reporting period: sharing of cultural assessment tools included one from Blackfeet Nation and one from Thunderbird Partnership; and with Sister Court interest to be paired Mentor Court NM Urban Healing to Wellness Court, planning continued to arrange a virtual and in-person site visit. TTA will continue next reporting period.

Luminous Health (Annapolis) is currently facing challenges with situations where mental health patients are admitted or held for evaluation. When these patients are ready to leave, physicians have expressed concerns about the presence of lethal means in their homes.

Meeting with the Center for Justice Innovation and the ERPO Resource Center to discuss resources, training opportunities, and other related topics

The NCJA Center for Justice Planning and Data Center, in collaboration with Connecticut’s SAA Office (OPM) and their Statistical Analysis Center, is spearheading the development of the state’s 2026 strategic plan. This initiative includes a robust statewide survey designed to engage public safety and community-based organizations, including law enforcement, rural organizations, victim services, and violence prevention programs.

Meeting with the Associate Director of Threat Assessment at the University of Virgina to discuss the university’s Extreme Risk Protection Order (ERPO) materials and the challenges faced in implementing ERPOs within higher education institutions.

Vera site lead held a check-in call with project coordinator from the Oklahoma DOC to discuss implementation of the Designed for Dignity project.

Corresponded with grantee 3 times between July and September 2024
Email 8/15/24 - Check in
Emails 9/3/24-9/4/24 - Rescheduling check in
Emails 7/23/24-7/24/24 - Questions about a new staff member
Summary of Successes
Summary of Challenges
Summary of Resources Provided
Officer buy-in checklist
Information about quarterly cohort call