Study/Assessment

The Delaware State Police recognizes the detrimental impact of fatigue on the safety and wellness of its personnel. The Delaware State Police has requested technical assistance from the National Law Enforcement Roadway Safety Program (NLERSP) to:

1) Review the agency’s current policies and practices related to fatigue management,
2) Assess the agency’s level of fatigue risk, and
3) Recommend and provide interventions to improve fatigue management practices, as needed, to further mitigate fatigue risk.

The Fidelity Assessment Instrument was developed in order to operationalize the standards set forth in the Promising Practices Guidelines (PPGs). The instrument is divided into the same section sections and components as contained in the PPGs. The instrument scores how programs meet each component as set forth in the PPGs. The outcome of the FAI process is a report that scores how programs align with the PPGs and provides individualized recommendations for further training and technical assistance where gaps or shortcomings are identified.

The Fidelity Assessment Instrument was developed in order to operationalize the standards set forth in the Promising Practices Guidelines (PPGs). The instrument is divided into the same section sections and components as contained in the PPGs. The instrument scores how programs meet each component as set forth in the PPGs. The outcome of the FAI process is a report that scores how programs align with the PPGs and provides individualized recommendations for further training and technical assistance where gaps or shortcomings are identified.

The Fidelity Assessment Instrument was developed in order to operationalize the standards set forth in the Promising Practices Guidelines (PPGs). The instrument is divided into the same section sections and components as contained in the PPGs. The instrument scores how programs meet each component as set forth in the PPGs. The outcome of the FAI process is a report that scores how programs align with the PPGs and provides individualized recommendations for further training and technical assistance where gaps or shortcomings are identified.

TLPI's Tribal Justice TTA project includes Objective 6: Conduct THWC Survey of the Field (Wellness Court Strengths and Needs Assessment) and publish findings with associated tasks to prepare, disseminate, analyze, and publish results. Planning meetings occurred this reporting period to determine what measures need to be included and ensure this assessment is not a duplication of other efforts in the field. A draft has been completed.

The US Attorney’s Office for Rhode Island requested a Crime Analysis Capacity Assessment.

The Lab team completed an assessment of their data and conducted a presentation of findings to the agency, which was well received.

The Lab team completed an assessment of their data and conducted a presentation of findings to the agency, which was well received.

The Lab team provided a presentation to the Palo Alto Police Department on suggested analysis techniques and improvements.

Objective 2: Technology Development Technical Assistance
CSG Justice Center staff visited Washington in 11/3-11/6 to meet with WADOC staff and leadership, as well as to conduct observations of case management meetings.

5 meetings in November with 35 participants representing 1 agency