Implementing a Coordinated Community Response Team Environment

Presenter: David Ryan

Oneida County
OPEN SEATS

Course Description
This 2 1/2 day (20-hour) training provides law enforcement professionals with the tools, frameworks, and collaborative strategies needed to improve agency and community-level responses to intimate partner violence (IPV). The curriculum focuses on:

• Building and sustaining Coordinated Community Response (CCR) Teams
• Structuring and participating in Domestic Violence High-Risk Teams
• Implementing trauma-informed and victim-centered policing
• Applying Lethality Assessment Protocols (LAP) and other risk-based practices

Modules emphasize statutory responsibilities, interagency coordination, and documentation integrity.

This course will be taught by David Ryan a 40-year veteran of law-enforcement retiring as a chief of police in 2022.

Implementing a Coordinated Community Response (CCR) Team Environment

• Assessing current agency capacity for multidisciplinary collaboration
• Conducting targeted needs assessments
• Using the CCR Toolkit to support local planning, implementation, and sustainability

Implementing and Working Within a Domestic Violence High-Risk Team

• Screening with LAP as the first critical decision point – discussion-based activity
• Clarifying law enforcement roles and responsibilities in high-risk cases
• Prosecutor engagement and case alignment
• Advocacy integration across the case continuum
• Confidentiality, consent protocols, and ethical information sharing
• LAP implementation structure and maintenance
• Case conferencing strategies for high-risk review
• Integration with Civil Legal and Family Court processes
• Coordination with Multidisciplinary Crisis Response Teams (MCRT)
• Applying data-driven needs assessments to prioritize response and policy decisions

Law Enforcement Response to IPV: Trauma-Informed and Victim-Centered Approaches

• Operationalizing a trauma-informed response model
• Applying victim-centered communication techniques
• Balancing safety, autonomy, and investigative requirements
• Increasing cooperation and trust through procedural clarity
• Ensuring consistency across victim encounters and documentation

Location & Priority Seating
Oneida County
August 18-20, 2025
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Last day of training is 8A-Noon)

Priority Registration:

• First: Oneida County STRIVE partners
• Second: STRIVE partners from other counties
• Third: Non-STRIVE registrants (as space allows)

Additional dates and locations will be announced for STRIVE counties statewide.

Registration link:
Implementing a Coordinated Community Response Team Environment - Oneida County

Pre-registration is required. Training location, class times, and any safety protocols will be sent via email to confirmed participants. Walk-ins will not be permitted. Confirmation notices may not be transferred. To register, use the link provided below. If you experience difficulty, or have questions, please contact:

Justin Dibble
Phone: (518) 408-9181
Email: [email protected]

Confirmation emails will be distributed approximately two weeks prior to the session. Please check your spam or junk folder if not received.

ADA Reasonable Accommodation:

If you require any ADA Reasonable Accommodation to participate fully in this event, please email [email protected] to communicate your request at least 10 business days prior to this event.

For more information on Americans with Disabilities or Reasonable Accommodations, please visit the Division of Criminal Justice Services website at Reasonable Accommodation - NY DCJS.

For questions about accessibility please contact [email protected]