Federal grant · project grant (b)

Criminal Justice Commission

Proposed Project the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission (CJC) Proposes to Build a Data-collection, Organization, and Sharing Implementation Plan, With Our State and Local Government and Criminal Justice Agency Partners, and Community Partners, to Establish Common Statewide Justice System Metrics. Our Plan Will Make These Metrics Transparent, Understandable to Non-system Actors, Consistently Available, and Actionable for Use in Understanding and Improving All Aspects of Multi-faceted System Operation. Doing So Will Allow Oregon to Accomplish the Goals of the Justice Counts Implementation Grant by: (1) Performing Extensive

Committed

$662,769

Paid out
$491.4K
74%
Committed, not yet paid
$171.3K
26%

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Source

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