Equipment/Technology

Justice Counts presentation to the Oregon Statistical Transparency of Police stakeholders meeting to provide a project overview.Â

Justice Counts presentation to the Indiana statewide Justice Reinvestment Advisory Council to provide an update on state progress attended by approximately 15 leaders of criminal justice agencies and sectors in Indiana.

Justice Counts meeting with Melanie Gordon, Human Services and Criminal Justice Policy Director with the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania, to update her on project progress.

Justice Counts meeting with Melanie Gordon, Human Services and Criminal Justice Policy Director with the County Commissioners Association of Pennsylvania, to update her on project progress.

Justice Counts presentation to the Indiana Association of Community Corrections Act Counties to pitch joining the initiative attended by 47 people.

Meeting with Darren Allison (Interim Chief of Police) and Tony Jones (Interim Assistant Chief of Police) from Oakland Police Department to introduce them to Justice Counts and encourage them to opt in.

Meeting with Rachel Weiss (Legislative Research Analyst) from the Montana State Legislature Research Division to discuss the initiative and our progress in the state. She provided insight into strategizing our recruitment efforts.Â

Recruitment meeting with Judge Mike Menahan and Bri Lake (Program Analyst) from the Lewis and Clark County Department of Criminal Justice Services who also serves as chair of the Lewis and Clark County Criminal Justice Coordinating Council. We presented the initiative, and he opted in and provided insight behind the role of the CJCC.Â

Recruitment meeting with Bradley Bragg (Captain) of the Lewis and Clark County Jail in Montana where we presented the initiative, and he opted in.Â

Onboarding session with Bri Lake (Program Analyst) from the Lewis and Clark County Department of Criminal Justice Services in Montana where she configured population, admissions, and readmissions metrics on behalf of the Lewis and Clark County Jail. We also walked her through the data entry process, and she entered up to a year’s worth of monthly data.Â