Technology Implementation - Crime Analysis

CJI is collaborating with CSG and BJA to assess the impact of JRI. This includes working together to develop a JRI website for users to learn about JRI work within participating states. The website will include an interactive map with summaries of JRI work in each of the states, and a matrix of policy changes across states since the inception of JRI. We continued to work with CSG to create content for the website. This included adding a blurb to the map noting which states’ JRI efforts were funded by BJA and adding other JRI funded projects to the state summaries.

RAPIDS Project Partners work with site locations to install technologies, train on use, and to offer ongoing technical assistance.

NSA RAPIDS Project Partners meet twice a month to discuss project's progress and navigate any ongoing issues / technical assistance requests regarding technology implementation and plan for upcoming project-related events.

Criminal Intelligence Coordinating Council Virtual Meeting - Held as one of three annual meetings. The Criminal Intelligence Coordinating Council (CICC), a group under the Global Justice Information Sharing Initiative (Global), supports the development and promotion of resources for local, state, tribal, and territorial law enforcement and homeland security agencies in their efforts to gather and share criminal intelligence to better serve and protect communities nationwide.

32 hour course related to forensic psychology and cyber crimes. Held at the University of Notre Dame

WA AG reported issues with PMT questions available to them for PMT reporting. Under a PA1 grant they were only able to answer questions related to PA3. Site sent over latest PMT report for SAKI TTA to review and troubleshoot.

NCJA's Byrne JAG Data Office Hours program, created and facilitated as a partnership with SEARCH, helps state administering agencies with data related needs and challenges and is designed to be extremely customizable to the needs of the SAAs and their data-related baselines. During our TTA monthly check-in with the Virgin Islands on 5/10, they mentioned needing help with data. They have been trying to create a SAC with little traction for the past few years. Data is difficult to come by and is only available upon request. When they receive data, there is no one to analyze it.

CJI is collaborating with CSG and BJA to assess the impact of JRI. This includes conducting research withing a small number of states to demonstrate JRI impact on systems, communities, and people.

CJI is collaborating with CSG and BJA to assess the impact of JRI. This includes creating briefs documenting JRI outcome information from a sub-set of JRI states.

CJI is collaborating with CSG and BJA to assess the impact of JRI. This includes working together to develop a JRI website for users to learn about JRI work within participating states. The website will include an interactive map with summaries of JRI work in each of the states, and a matrix of policy changes across states since the inception of JRI.