All multiple year projects will be required to present a plan for assumption of project costs following the completion of the federal funding period. An Innovative juvenile project may address areas such as intervention, prevention, treatment, and juvenile violence. The project must demonstrate community involvement and collaboration. The project is also required to have an evaluation component and make a year end presentation to the Idaho Criminal Justice Council. These abstracts can be very helpful in developing goals, objectives and measurable performance indicators.
Copies are available upon request.
The Idaho criminal justice community's goals are to reduce and prevent illegal drug activity and violent crime, and to improve the functioning of the criminal justice system. The expected results are optimum enforcement efforts, prosecution, and incarceration of drug offenders. This can be accomplished through federal, state and local efforts. Drugs drain our communities of life and deprive our citizens of the opportunities, prosperity, and safety they deserve. Confronting this problem requires a strong comprehensive approach, including enforcement, interdiction, prevention, treatment and international efforts.