As required under federal statute, the State of Wisconsin's FY18 Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) application has been posted for public comment.
Statewide EBDM Efforts Featured in NIC/NACo Report
Sep
22
2017
As part of the National Institute of Corrections' Evidence-Based Decision Making (EBDM) Initiative, the work of Wisconsin’s State and Local Teams is featured in a new resource, County-State Collaboration in Building High-Functioning Pretrial Systems, which was developed by the National Association of Counties (NACo) in partnership with NIC. This resource summarizes the core elements contributing to the success of Indiana and Wisco
FY17 Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Application Posted
Aug
16
2017
As required under federal statute, the State of Wisconsin's FY17 Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) application has been posted for public comment.
Wisconsin Statewide Treatment Court Standards 101 Trainings Delivered
Aug
16
2017
In Wisconsin Rapids in June, 2017, 140 participants from 29 counties and 11 full treatment court teams completed the Wisconsin Treatment Court Standards 101 Training, which was designed to provide guidance to new treatment courts, as well as new treatment court staff for existing programs.
State of Wisconsin Selected for Phase VI of the Evidence-Based Decision Making Initiative
Oct
11
2016
Following a competitive application process, Wisconsin has been invited to partner with the United States Department of Justice, National Institute of Corrections (NIC) to start Phase VI of the Evidence-Based Decision Making in State and Local Criminal Justice Systems Initiative (EBDM).
FY16 Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant Application Posted
Oct
11
2016
As required under federal statute, the State of Wisconsin's FY16 Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) application has been posted for public comment.
CY17 Treatment Alternatives and Diversion (TAD) Grant Awards Announced
Oct
11
2016
In September, as required under the state statute, the Wisconsin Department of Justice announced the recipients of Treatment Alternatives and Diversion (TAD) funding as a result of the calendar year 2017 competitive grant process. The awards for calendar year 2017 represent the beginning of a new five-year funding cycle.
Treatment Alternatives and Diversion CY17 Competitive Funding Update
Feb
23
2016
As a result of recent expansions of the Treatment Alternatives and Diversion (TAD) program to over $4 million annually, TAD projects are now operating in approximately half the jurisdictions in the state. TAD projects include a broad spectrum of activities ranging from pretrial diversion at the initial prosecutorial decision making stage, to treatment courts, and alternatives to revocation, all based on local needs and project design requirements.
Wisconsin Treatment Court Standards Trainings Delivered Statewide
Nov
30
2015
Throughout September and October 2015, local teams from counties and tribes across Wisconsin completed training designed to improve the functioning of their treatment court programs. The training received an overwhelming response from treatment court teams around the state, as over 500 attended, representing 71 out of 74 fully operational treatment courts in Wisconsin. This series of six trainings, held regionally across t
State CJCC Approves Framework for Defining and Measuring Recidivism
Sep
03
2015
Over the course of the last year, the Data Sharing and Outcomes, Trends, and Indicators (OTIs) Subcommittee has been working towards the establishment of a framework for defining and measuring recidivism, which was requested by the State CJCC. The subcommittee has been working to develop consistency in how recidivism is calculated across the state and to create a roadmap for what to consider and what to include when measuring recidivism.