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As the site is forming its Action Plan, it requested IACP's feedback on a few budget-related questions. Over multiple conversations, IACP staff responded to the sites questions.

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The site requested information on Hamilton County's data collection methodology. After checking with the Hamilton County site, IACP shared the information with the Erie site.

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Milwaukee submitted its Action Plan to IACP for review. IACP reviewed the document, and worked with the site through the review process to the formal submission to BJA.

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The site was looking for innovative methods to inform the public of crime reporting options available to them. IACP sent a copy of a crime reporting resource from the Baltimore Police Department.

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The site requested IACP's review of its BJA progress report to check for inconsistencies. IACP reviewed the report and found it to be accurate and free of errors.

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The site was unable to follow through on their original plan to install license plate readers. IACP forwarded the site a resource that helps agencies access funding for license plate readers.

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The site is producing a CBCR newsletter, and ask IACP if they need to notate the cooperative agreement message on the document. The IACP provided feedback to the sites inquiry.

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The site submitted it's Action Plan to IACP for review. IACP performed a review of the Action Plan and elicited support from Dr. Tamara Herold, then met with the site to discuss the feedback.

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After a successful initial Leadership Academy, NCJA is planning a Leadership Academy for the second cohort of Administrators and criminal justice executives. In addition to contracting with Jane Wiseman, a former State Administering Agency Director and leadership expert, to provide subject matter expertise on the implementation of a Leadership Academy, NCJA is also reviewing modules from the first Leadership Academy and interviewing cohort 1 participants. Once identified, NCJA will interview cohort 2 participants to better inform the curriculum.

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