1. 1 Welcome and Opening Remarks This project was supported by Grant No. 2009-DG-BX-K021 awarded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance. The Bureau of Justice Assistance is a component of the Office of Justice Programs, which also includes the Bureau of Justice Statistics, the National Institute of Justice, the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, and the Office for Victims of Crime. Points of view or opinions in this document are those of the author and do not necessarily represent the official position or policies of the U.S. Department of Justice. BJA & CNAApril 16, 2013

2. 2 Welcome & Opening Remarks BJA welcome Meeting goals:  Reinforce Smart Policing principles & foundations  Impart evidence-based results from experienced sites  Engage in review & adjustment of project action plans  Strengthen the SPI community  Strengthen site and CNA, SPI, BJA relationships 2

3. 3 Welcome & Opening Remarks  Review meeting agenda  Introduce Subject Matter Experts and CNA staff  Logistics & announcements 3

4. 4 Working on SPI Action Plans  “Action Plans” are now a SPI staple  Current sites should consider adopting a similar format  Action Plans will serve as a guide for this meeting  Sites review their original proposals (or current plans) in light of information discussed at this meeting  Sites teams work on existing plans  Sites present their work toward the end of Day 2 4

5. 5 Working on SPI Action Plans  Describe the problem, the data and analysis that led to its identification;  Describe the strategies and tactics planned (to date) to address the problem;  Develop a logic model that identifies the resources, activities, outputs, and short- and long-term impacts anticipated;  Include an impact evaluation plan; 5

6. 6 Working on SPI Action Plans, cont’d  Ensure that the research partner is included in all project phases;  Demonstrate executive support and commitment of agency resources to the project; and  Address issues of integration and sustainability. 6

7. 7 Peer-to-Peer Networking  Introduce yourself to people you don’t know  Learn about others’ roles in their Smart Policing Initiatives  Talk to an SME or CNA staff person about questions or suggestions you have regarding technical assistance and training 7

8. 8 Smart Policing in Action: LA SPI  Introduction: James K. “CHIPS” Stewart  Captain Jorge Rodriguez and Craig Uchida 8

9. 9 Team Collaboration Activity (Day 1)  Work on project plans  Pages 1 – 2 in the plan template, Items 1 through 9  Consider:  Current status  Changes since inception of project  Anticipated changes or adjustments 9

10. 10 Smart Policing in Action: Glendale SPI  Introduction: James K. “CHIPS” Stewart  Mike Carpenter and Michael White 10

11. 11 Team Collaboration Activity (Day 2)  Work on project plans  Pages 2-4 in the plan template, Items 10 through 15  Consider:  Current status  Changes since inception of project  Anticipated changes or adjustments  New ideas  Prepare for team presentation 11

12. 12 Researcher & Coordinator Roundtables  Researchers in room ?  Coordinators/others in room? 12

13. 13 Peer-to-Peer Networking (Day 2)  What do we see as the biggest challenges over the next three to six months, and beyond?  What is missing, what hasn’t been thought about or discussed?  Who can be of the most help to you? 13

14. 14 Site Presentations: Action Plans  Each site presents for approximately 5-7 minutes  Current status of site plans, any likely adjustments  Goals and anticipated challenges in the next three to six months  How BJA and CNA can be most helpful  Colleagues present can ask questions, make suggestions 14

15. 15 Meeting Wrap-Up  Final thoughts  Meeting assessments  Next meeting 15