Sustaining Focused Deterrence Strategies in the Middle District of North Carolina: Practitioner Brief 2 - Site and Resource Coordination

• NCJ Number: 243183
• Author(s): Kristin L. Di Luca; Alvin Atkinson
• Date Published: June 2013
• Length: 20 pages
• Grant Number(s): 2010-GP-BX-K003
• Sponsoring Agency: Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA)
• Corporate Author: Ctr for Community Safety, Winston-Salem State University; Center for Youth, Family, and Community Partnerships (CYFCP)
• Publication Format: Document (Online)
• Publication Type: Program/Project Evaluation
• Language: English
• Country: United States of America

Annotation

This document contains site and resource coordination information regarding Project Safe Neighborhoods strategies for the Middle District of North Carolina.

Abstract

This document provides information for Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) site and resource coordinators in the Middle District of North Carolina. The report outlines the roles of site and resource coordinators. The primary role of the PSN resource coordinator is to streamline resource delivery, and serve at the primary link between notified offenders and community resources as well as law enforcement and community resources. The role of the PSN site coordinator is to spearhead program organization of all efforts relating to PSN activity across all collaborative agencies and organizations. These roles are highlighted through a detailed description of a PSN project: Project Safe Cabarrus (PSC), the PSN initiative in Cabarrus County, NC. This program provides information on how resource and site coordinators can work together to improve coordination and delivery of services to offenders. Additional PSN initiatives are described in the report's appendixes. References and selected PSN resources