Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
The National Criminal Justice Training Center of Fox Valley Technical College (NCJTC) Will Use FY23 Trgp-ta Funding to Build Upon the Prior Work of the Cops Office and Experience With Community Planning to Support Community-led Tribal Community Response Plans (TCRPS) to Address Missing Indigenous Persons Cases. the Project Supports the Solicitation Objectives by Seeking to Improve Responses From Tribal Governments, Law Enforcement, and Other Partners Through Culturally Appropriate Guidelines to Mmip Cases. It Will: 1) Develop and Implement an Individualized and Customized Tta Strategy to Assist Tribal Law Enforcement in Creating and Implementing Tcrps to Address Mmip Cases Working With the Appropriate Tribal and National Partners, Such as the Executive Office for U.s. Attorneys; 2) Assist Agencies in Developing and Improving Law Enforcement Policies and Procedures Related to Mmip Cases; 3) Deliver Tta to Tribal and Nontribal Law Enforcement Agencies to Facilitate the Implementation of Tcrps; 4) Collaborate With the Amber Alert Tta Program and Other Doj Tta Programs to Ensure That We Are Complimenting Any Community Efforts Underway With Implementation, Bridging Resources/connections, and Are Incorporating Training Curriculum as Appropriate; and 5) Ensure Widespread Dissemination of Tools and Materials to Aid in the Development of Tcrps.
Committed
$300,000
Paid out
$269.3K
90%
Committed, not yet paid
$30.7K
10%
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