Policy, Standards, Material Development or Review

In April 2024, PDMP TTAC staff members developed a PDMP assessment tool and distributed it to PDMP administrators for completion. Topics covered in the assessment were developed with input from federal, state, and other partners and covered various capabilities and policies of PDMPs. The deadline for completion of the assessment was May 17, 2024, with 93 percent of the PDMP administrators responding. PDMP TTAC staff members are drafting a summary document on the results, titled “PDMP Policies and Capabilities: Results From 2024 State Assessment.”

The PDMP TTAC team routinely and consistently provides technical assistance to PDMP administrators and staff as well as other stakeholders in response to requests for information or to facilitate peer-to-peer communication. These activities help identify potential resources and TTA needs as PDMPs evolve, allowing the PDMP TTAC team to proactively develop and provide the most efficient and effective methods of delivery.

This assessment was approved by BJA in February 2024. IIR provided onsite support for the NFS assessment site-visit that took place with the San Antonio Police Department on June 11 - 13, 2024. The SMEs made observations about the site’s current nonfatal shooting investigative processes; collected relevant data such as crime reports and analyses, calls for service, case management systems, and intelligence sharing; and identified opportunities to enhance nonfatal shooting investigations and processes. The complete report is currently pending.

This meeting will bring together state PDMP administrators and State OFR leads to share experiences and lessons learned on integrating OFR and PDMPs.

This assessment was approved by BJA in February 2024. IIR provided onsite support for the NFS assessment site-visit that took place with the Minneapolis Police Department on May 8 - 10, 2024. The SMEs made observations about the site’s current nonfatal shooting investigative processes; collected relevant data such as crime reports and analyses, calls for service, case management systems, and intelligence sharing; and identified opportunities to enhance nonfatal shooting investigations and processes. The complete report is currently pending.

This assessment was approved by BJA in January 2024. IIR provided onsite support for the NFS assessment site-visit that took place with the Knoxville Police Department on March 19 - 21, 2024. The SMEs made observations about the site’s current nonfatal shooting investigative processes; collected relevant data such as crime reports and analyses, calls for service, case management systems, and intelligence sharing; and identified opportunities to enhance nonfatal shooting investigations and processes.

Held meeting with IIR's CorWellness team to gather a brief overview of their project, including goals, trainings, and key resources
they would like to highlight on the website.

This meeting will bring together state PDMP administrators and State OFR leads to share experiences and lessons learned on integrating OFR and PDMPs.

The PDMP Administrators from across the country will meet to discuss updates and progress.

"The New Jersey Prescription Monitoring Program (NJPMP) is one of the most important components of the State’s efforts to halt the abuse, misuse, and diversion of prescription drugs. As the state’s quintessential prescription record resource, the NJPMP provides foundational support to many statewide collaborative programs. The NJPMP is located within the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs in the Department of Law & Public Safety, which is overseen by the Office of the Attorney General.