Use of Force and De-escalation Training Pilot Program Reporting

The Use of Force and De-escalation Training Pilot Program aims to enhance law enforcement training methods. Established under the 2022 Budget Act, it requires reporting on participant demographics, training details, incidents, expenditure, and satisfaction metrics. Reports include baseline, annual data, and expenditure details with deadlines outlined. Learn more about the program requirements and reporting obligations for agencies involved in this critical initiative.

• Training
• Law enforcement
• De-escalation
• Reporting
• Pilot program

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1. Use of Force and De-escalation Training Pilot Program Reporting Requirements Webinar Date: May 17, 2023 Start Time: 1:00PM

2. AGENDA Introductions Program Background Program Description Program Reporting Requirements Program Reports Questions 2

3. INTRODUCTIONS 3

4. PROGRAM BACKGROUND 2022 Budget Act (Assembly Bill 178, Chapter 45, Statutes of 2022) established the Use of Force and De-escalation Training (UFDT) Pilot Program $9,700,000 in funding over three years to six agencies UFDT Data Reporting Guide Page 1 4

5. PROGRAM DESCRIPTION Use of force and de-escalation training approved by the Commission on Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) No more than 10 percent of the grant funding used for staffing hours, including overtime and backfills UFDT Data Reporting Guide Page 1 5

6. PROGRAM REPORTING REQUIREMENTS Number of participants who received training Demographic data that includes race, gender, and position Names and description of trainings selected and used Use of force incidents data in the three previous calendar years Use of force incidents data in each calendar year during pilot Any quantitative and qualitative data, and other metrics Any information to assess training participants satisfaction of trainings Expenditure report UFDT Data Reporting Guide Page 1 6

7. UFDT REPORTS Baseline Data Report Annual Data Report Expenditure Report UFDT Data Reporting Guide Page 2 7

8. UFDT REPORT DEADLINES UFDT Data Reporting Guide Pages 2-3 8

9. UFDT Reporting Requirements and Reports Questions? 9

10. UFDT BASELINE DATA REPORT DEMO https://www.bscc.ca.gov/use-of-force-and- deescalation-training-pilot-program/ UFDT Data Reporting Guide Pages 4-5 10

11. UFDT Baseline Data Report Questions? 11

12. UFDT ANNUAL DATA REPORT DEMO https://www.bscc.ca.gov/use-of-force-and- deescalation-training-pilot-program/ UFDT Data Reporting Guide Pages 6-11 12

13. UFDT Annual Data Report Questions? 13

14. UFDT EXPENDITURE REPORT Only complete and submit with 3rd Annual Data Report Demo https://www.bscc.ca.gov/use-of-force-and- deescalation-training-pilot-program/ UFDT Data Reporting Guide Pages 11-12 14

15. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE Email questions or concerns to: UFDTPilotProgram@bscc.ca.gov 15