Research and
Development/Annual Report Committee
Minutes December 5, 2002
Present: Linda Starn,
David Rabow, Laurie McWhorter, Kim Austin and Alan Hiromura
(Specific action items in “bold”)
- Call
to order at 9:15
- Additions
and Deletions to agenda- none
- Oral
communications from the community- none
- Approval
of the December 3, 2002
minutes
- Motion
by Linda, Second by Alan, approved
- Final
review of the collection tool
- Alan
waiting for approval from the courts
- #
30 under advocacy add non-duplicated. Women’s Crisis support checking to see
if possible to collect. Walnut Women’s Center can.
- #
31 Women’s Crisis can start to ask, not currently doing. Walnut Women’s Center already asking.
- #32
Question should remain as it reflects assistance from advocacy
- #33-#35
Change primary victim to just read “client”.
- #33
and #34 Add question 18 and over and 18 and under. Walnut Women’s Center
can obtain, checking to see if Women’s Crisis can. Discussion about whether or not to add
this question.
- #35
Reword to say “How many clients were you unable to provide shelter?”
- #36-
Keep the word assistance.
- Law
and Courts questions: Discussion
about adding the question about kids living in home at time of incident
and kids in common.
i.
Try to match the question that is already asked on
the law form. Kim to let Alan and
Laurie know the exact question.
ii.
Agreement to add the question. When the law form is changed the question can
be changed to reflect What Works! Data that is being collected
iii.
Add to court question “How many kids in common?” This will be a new question #11. It will be based on cases sent to the
courts. Alan to check with Lorraine
from the civil courts to see if Watsonville
separates DV from DV with kids in common.
iv.
Acknowledged that the first year data may not be
accurate.
- Need
new category for victim services.
Add under the DA. David
to follow with Sylvia Nieto exactly what question to ask.
- Next
steps
- Alan
to check with County
Information
Services the cost of manually inputting the data/creating the
tool/creating a report.
- Laurie
to check with ASR to see if any of the data can be pulled from existing
sources. Also to check the cost to
create collection tool and report.
- 1st
year will be manual data before creation of the web site.
- #
Forms that will be collected:
i.
Law 8
ii.
Death review 1
iii.
DA 1
iv.
CPS 1
v.
Superior court/criminal 1
vi.
Superior court/civil 1
vii.
Probation 1
viii.
Health 1
ix.
Batterers 6
x.
Advocacy 4
xi.
Victim Services 1
- Send
final draft to all agencies. David
to draft letter to distribute with final “draft” collection
tool. Laurie to send out letter
and specific section for each agency.
i.
Need e mail of all contacts for agencies- send
to Laurie
- Contacts
for each agency
i.
Kim- Law and 5 municipalities,Harbor
Patrol, State Parks, UCSC, and Death review
ii.
David- Victim Services, DA
iii.
Alan- Courts (civil), CPS
iv.
Paula- Probation, Batteries
v.
Linda- Health
vi.
Laurie- Advocacy
vii.
Laurie and David to follow up with Judge Stevens
about court questions.
- Send
out letters 12/19 for final approval.
Comments back to contacts by 12/16
- Finalize
tool questions and create form for collection that matches the computer
program that will have the data entered on.
- Distribute
to DV commission at January 8, 2003 meeting. Alan to find out how to get in agenda
packet.
- Call
contacts (12/16) for feedback
- Contacts
to be sure agencies know data is starting to be collected on 1/1/03
- Need
to redefine this committee’s work.
Should come from the DV commission.
- Next
meeting December 19, 2002
10-12 County Offices,
Room 520, followed by lunch celebration from 12-1
- Agenda:
i.
Finalize tool
ii.
Put together financial proposal for DV commission
iii.
Open up to commission volunteers for new members.
iv.
The group approves to have representatives from What
Works! On the annual report committee.
- Meeting
adjourned at 11:17 am.
Respectfully submitted,
Linda Starn