Official websites use .gov
A .gov website belongs to an official government organization in the United States.
Secure .gov websites use HTTPS
A lock (
) or https:// means you’ve safely connected to the .gov website. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
This website is under construction. Please send questions or comments to bjanttac@usdoj.gov.
The site requested Dr. Herold speak with their stakeholder group on violence reduction strategies. IACP sent the site CPTED and violence reduction webinars from Dr. Herold, and offered to facilitate a Q&A session with Dr. Herold and the site's stakeholder group.
After meeting with Dr. Tamara Herold on violence reduction strategies, Dr. Herold compiled relevant resources for the site. IACP transferred the resources to the site.
The Palm Beach site requested ideas for creative place-making activities that other sites have completed.
The site requested IACP check-in on the status of its no-cost extension. IACP contacted BJA, and received an update, which was communicated back to the site.
The site reached out to IACP, to elicit help with checking in on pending BJA approvals. IACP contacted BJA, and received an update on the pending items, which was then communicated back to the site.
IACP forwarded the site a funding announcement for OJJDP FY 2021 Strategies To Support Children Exposed to Violence
The site requested that IACP follow up with BJA on the approval of its Action Plan GAM. IACP provided an update to BJA, and worked with BJA through the duration of the approval process.
The site requested that IACP check-in on the status of a pending GAM. IACP contacted BJA to help facilitate GAM approval.
During a monthly call, IACP offered to send the site COSSAP Pathway reports, that highlight various substance use disorder diversion programs. IACP sent the reports to the site.
This is a series of regular interactive Zoom roundtables to bring together different functions from across CGIC sites, including prosecutors, crime analysts, investigators/CGIC site leads as a way to strengthen the CGIC community of practice. This series of roundtables will be centered on Community Engagement to support the development of a unified community outreach program that focuses on explaining the role of a CGIC and how community awareness is a critical component of the overall CGIC process and long-term sustainability.
