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SME Joshua Kirven continues to work with the Tulsa site. Work includes providing input during weekly calls with Tulsa PM and community engagement officer on effective ways to interact with residents and apartment complex associations, providing key recommendations to improve survey collection answers from residents that had been previously reluctant to answer questions, and other community engagement assistance.
Josh Kirven will travel to the Tulsa site to assist in outreach during a community meeting and identify key residents and stakeholders for community leadership moving forward
James Stark and Jason Cooper will travel to the Tulsa site to meet with partners upon James' transition to TA lead and assist in a community meeting.
TA Lead Nancy Howard will meet with newly added site staff to assure consistency in expectations and orient to BCJI model.
Milwaukee, (Amani), St. Loiuis, and Alameda County sites visited the Cleveland CBCR site to participate in a peer to peer visit. Activities to include meeting with community partners, tour of target area, discussions with police department, and question and answer session.
TA lead Nancy Howard visited the Worcester BCJI site to meet site partners and assess implementation phase progress, focusing on site's commercial corridor
The Bureau of Justice Assistance requested travel for representatives from Public Safety Partnership (PSP) sites to attend the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) National PSP Summit. BJA NTTAC provided travel support to 1 representative from the West Memphis PSP site to attend the summit from September 11 – 13, 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana.
The Nashville Metropolitan Police Department (MNPD), as part of the Nashville Public Safety Partnership (PSP) site, requested technical assistance under the BJA NTTAC Crime Analysis on Demand (CAoD) program to improve existing programming and reduce the prevalence of violent crime. MNPD identified Julie Wartell as a potential technical assistance provider. BJA NTTAC is currently working with Ms. Wartell to determine whether she can effectively fulfill this request, which will be transferred to the Option Year 1 (OY1) contract.
SME James Stark is providing ongoing consultation to the West Albany site regarding program management
SME James Stark is providing ongoing program management advice to the Nashville site and the Martha O'Brien Center
