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Reporting Cycle Summary - FY24 Q2 Engagement Activities - Hamilton County, OH
Corresponded with grantee 3 times between January and March 2024 on January 23, February 14, and March 8.
Summary of Successes - Continuing to grow and expand their program, also learning how to teach others what they do and how they have been successful
provided faculty to education Ft Peck justice system representatives as well as state and tribal partners on topics relevant to STCJ
provided faculty to assist with grantee breakout groups to ensure that grantees are aware of available TTA as well as how to request assistance
provided faculty to support the Intertribal working group efforts related to STCJ implementation which includes responses to violent crimes in tribal communities
FY24 Q3 Engagement Activities - Hancock County
Corresponded with grantee 4 times between January and March 2024 on January 23, February 14, February 29, and March 1
Summary of Suggestions for further TA/next steps: continue regular TA engagement and coaching as needed by the grantee
Summary of Resources Provided:
TTA Need: Per a request received from Joy Landers, Youth & Education Coordinator,
Strong Hearted Native Women's Coalition, Inc., NCJTC proposes a TTA work plan for verbal de-escalation and intervention training for their staff as well as tribal law enforcement and other service providers.
Strong Hearted Native Women’s Coalition intends to extend the training invitation to all the tribes in their service area in San Diego County (and other tribes, space permitting) (see Appendix A for the list of tribes in Strong Hearted Native Women’s Coalition’s Service area).
Based on a request from Louis Tagaban, First Responders Addiction and Recovery Coordinator, Central Council of Tlingit and Haida (a FY20 COSSUP grantee), the National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College (NCJTC) requests to facilitate Drug Trend Awareness to Support Tribal Justice Training and Drug Influence Detection Training during the Tribal Opioid Statewide Conference scheduled as a repeat event on two sets of dates.
Based on a request from Louis Tagaban, First Responders Addiction and Recovery Coordinator, Central Council of Tlingit and Haida (a FY20 COSSUP grantee), the National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College (NCJTC) requests to facilitate Drug Trend Awareness to Support Tribal Justice Training and Drug Influence Detection Training during the Tribal Opioid Statewide Conference scheduled as a repeat event on two sets of dates.
Based on a request from Louis Tagaban, First Responders Addiction and Recovery Coordinator, Central Council of Tlingit and Haida (a FY20 COSSUP grantee), the National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College (NCJTC) requests to facilitate Drug Trend Awareness to Support Tribal Justice Training and Drug Influence Detection Training during the Tribal Opioid Statewide Conference scheduled as a repeat event on two sets of dates.
