Have you received a 2009 JAG or Recovery Act JAG grant, but are unsure of the reporting requirements?

Are you seeking guidance in how to use BJA's Performance Measurement Tool-required of all JAG grantees?

Don't miss an opportunity to receive live, hands-on training that is free and answers all your reporting questions.

The Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) is sponsoring one-day, in-person training sessions in six cities for American Reinvestment and Recovery Act (Recovery Act) JAG and 2009 JAG grantees. Grantees are highly encouraged to attend. Register now!

Special Features of the Training:

• Receive in-depth training on how to use the required BJA Performance Measurement Tool.
• Learn by doing-you'll have an opportunity to go into your account and have an expert guide you through the steps of the reporting system.
• Understand the JAG measures and how your grant activities will fit.
• Discover how to prevent waste, fraud, and abuse with your Recovery Act and JAG funds from the Justice Department's Office of the Inspector General.
• Learn how to use your performance measure data to significantly improve program outcomes.
• In-person answers to all your Recovery Act and Office of Management and Budget (OMB) reporting requirements.
• Receive instructions on how to start-up your grant.

View the draft agenda.

After attending a training session, you will:

• Understand Recovery Act and JAG reporting requirements specific to your grant and how to collect the required data.
• Have confidence in using BJA's Performance Measurement Tool to successfully manage your grant.
• Be able to use performance measure data to better manage your programs.

Who should attend: Those who do the reporting to BJA (e.g., grant manager, project manager, accountant, etc.) and managers responsible for the reporting.

Training sessions are free of charge and you may be able to use grant funds to attend. Trainings will occur:

Register now for the conference.