Proposed project budget, including start-up and on-going costs, requested FTE, and potential sources for continued funding; Demonstrated plan/ability to gather and report the following data: Program participants and related demographics and crime information, Dates and duration of participation and success/failure, Funding source of participant monitoring, Progress reports and necessary alert or intervention reports, including false alarms Statistics regarding county-wide domestic violence incident reports prior to the pilot project and during the pilot project, Completed Project Applications: Complete application packets shall include: Implementation plan (addressing eligibility requirements), Implementation timeline, Project budget, Letters of support. Letters of Support: Each project application must include a letter of support from each key stakeholder in the county needed for this project, communicating support for the pilot project, including, but not limited to: Judiciary partners, District Attorney partners, Pre-trial service vendor (if applicable), Domestic violence resource partners, Communication centers, Other law enforcement agencies within the county. Administration of Funding: The funding of one or more electronic monitoring pilot projects selected is contingent upon the funds available in the Electronic Monitoring Fund in addition to the budget of the pilot project. Pilot project sites are encouraged to seek or develop alternative funding sources. Available funding from the Board of Corrections is limited, with a total of $36,000 currently available for pilot project funding. Funding of a pilot project may be discontinued immediately upon exhaustion of the available funds. As such, sites selected as pilot projects must avoid long-term contract commitments with the mutual electronic monitoring bracelet/service provider. Selection as a pilot project site does not commit the SBOC to reimbursing a county or agency for costs incurred in development and submission of the proposal. Project Reporting Requirements: Pilot project sites selected under this request agree to report to the SBOC, through its executive director, on-going program progress, updates, data-collection efforts, and financial status. Such reporting will occur, at a minimum, once per month, and as requested. Additional funding requests must demonstrate activities of the site in fulfilling the role of the pilot project, prior use of funds, and planned use of funds. The project site will appoint one liaison to report to the executive director during scheduled meetings. Submission Deadline: All proposals are due to Ryan Thornell, SBOC Executive Director, no later than 5:00pm (EST) on Tuesday, December 2, 2014.
Proposed project budget, including start-up and on-going costs, requested FTE, and potential sources for continued funding; Demonstrated plan/ability to gather and report the following data: Program participants and related demographics and crime information, Dates and duration of participation and success/failure, Funding source of participant monitoring, Progress reports and necessary alert or intervention reports, including false alarms Statistics regarding county-wide domestic violence incident reports prior to the pilot project and during the pilot project, Completed Project Applications: Complete application packets shall include: Implementation plan (addressing eligibility requirements), Implementation timeline, Project budget, Letters of support. Letters of Support: Each project application must include a letter of support from each key stakeholder in the county needed for this project, communicating support for the pilot project, including, but not limited to: Judiciary partners, District Attorney partners, Pre-trial service vendor (if applicable), Domestic violence resource partners, Communication centers, Other law enforcement agencies within the county. Administration of Funding: The funding of one or more electronic monitoring pilot projects selected is contingent upon the funds available in the Electronic Monitoring Fund in addition to the budget of the pilot project. Pilot project sites are encouraged to seek or develop alternative funding sources. Available funding from the Board of Corrections is limited, with a total of $36,000 currently available for pilot project funding. Funding of a pilot project may be discontinued immediately upon exhaustion of the available funds. As such, sites selected as pilot projects must avoid long-term contract commitments with the mutual electronic monitoring bracelet/service provider. Selection as a pilot project site does not commit the SBOC to reimbursing a county or agency for costs incurred in development and submission of the proposal. Project Reporting Requirements: Pilot project sites selected under this request agree to report to the SBOC, through its executive director, on-going program progress, updates, data-collection efforts, and financial status. Such reporting will occur, at a minimum, once per month, and as requested. Additional funding requests must demonstrate activities of the site in fulfilling the role of the pilot project, prior use of funds, and planned use of funds. The project site will appoint one liaison to report to the executive director during scheduled meetings. Submission Deadline: All proposals are due to Ryan Thornell, SBOC Executive Director, no later than 5:00pm (EST) on Tuesday, December 2, 2014.
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