Juvenile Justice Strategic Implementation Committee


Purpose

The Strategic Implementation Committee, previously referred to as the Strategic Plan Committee, is tasked with monitoring the 5-year strategic plan, updating the strategic plan as necessary, and continuous quality improvement related to the strategic plan. The strategic plan includes, but is not limited to:

  • Uniform standards that an evidence-based practice or program must follow including model programs, staffing requirements, quality assurance protocols, and the availability of promising programs or practice-based evidence;
  • Strategies including goals and timelines to enhance the capacities of Juvenile Justice agencies to comply with the evidence based practice requirements of the law and the creation of partnership with and develop of treatment providers.;
  • Requirements for juvenile justice agencies to collect and report data on programming; and
  • Protocols for improvement plans and corrective action plans by juvenile justice departments or treatment providers struggling to comply with the requirements of the law.

The Strategic Implementation Committee is also be tasked with bringing statewide juvenile justice improvement issues to the commission as a whole.

You can find the 5-year strategic plan here