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2022 Montana Crime Prevention Conference
Post-conference training will take place on October 6 and 7, 2022.
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MBCC will host a Networking Event from 6:00 - 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 4, 2022. Light appetizers will be provided.
Please visit the Session Descriptions page for information about the breakout sessions offered on October 4 and 5, lunch ceremonies and sessions, and post-conference training opportunities on October 6 and 7.
Individual registraton is $125 and includes attendance to all breakout sessions, the Networking Event, and lunches on October 4 - October 5.
Post-conference training on October 6 - 7 is free. However, please be aware that some post-conference training opportunities require prior review and approval from MBCC. Attendees who are only planning to attending post-conference training must still register through the Conference Registration Form.
Please call Fairmont at 406-797-3241 and let them know you will be attending the 2022 Montana Crime Prevention Conference to reserve a room at the State rate.
All 2-hour sessions will be eligible for POST, CPE, and CLE credits. Restorative Practices Training will be elligible for OPI credits.
To request training credits, please fill out the form linked below and send to Jessi Deily at jessica.deily@mt.gov. MBCC staff will verify your attendance, sign, and return the form to you. You are responsible for submitting the signed and completed form.
2022 Training Credit Form
Support from our sponsors enables our conference to continue to provide key educational sessions to law enforcement professionals, state, local and tribal government, probation, victim service providers, educators, and leaders from the public and private sectors across the state.
For more information, please view the Sponsorship Levels
Thank You to Our Sponsors!
Montana Association of Counties Property & Casualty Trust
Children's Alliance of Montana
Montana Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (MSPOA)
Recipients of the 2022 Lifetime Achievement Award and the 2022 Innovative Community Improvement Award will be announced soon!
Lifetime Achievement Award (LAA)
The Lifetime Achievement Award is presented to a deserving individual (or group of individuals) who has achieved professional excellence and made lasting contributions to improve Montana’s justice system throughout their career. This award encompasses professionals across the entire justice system and includes law enforcement, crime prevention, public safety, victim services, juvenile justice, forensic science, prosecution, public defenders, courts, corrections and volunteers. The award honors an individual’s proven leadership, vision, and innovation in their field.
Innovative Community Improvement Award (ICIA)
The Innovative Community Improvement Award is presented to a deserving individual (or group of individuals) who has, through a specific campaign or program, made lasting contributions to promote public safety and crime prevention within their community. This may include improving the quality of life, reducing the fear of crime, enhancing services to victims or initiating measurable, positive results. For the purposes of this award, a community is defined as a social unit of any size within Montana that shares common values, and may include towns or cities, a county, a specific region, an Indian reservation, etc. A community is not defined as the entire state. This award encompasses any professional or private community citizen or citizens, or a combination thereof. The award honors an individual’s proven leadership, vision, and innovation resulting in lasting contributions and significant improvements to their community.
For more information about the Lifetime Achievement Award and Innovative Community Improvement Award, including past recipients, please visit the Recognition Awards page.
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2021 Montana Crime Prevention Conference
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