Multi-Jurisdictional Training Conference 

November 4-6, 2009 | Green Bay, Wisconsin

Working Together to Serve Better

For the past 21 years, this conference has focused on developing stronger relationships between tribal and non-tribal law enforcement agencies. The conference theme, "Working Together to Serve Better" has evolved to include the improvement of working relationships with social service agencies, the court system, educators, gaming security personnel, and community leaders.

Who Should Attend

The conference is open to individuals interested in sharing information and improving working relationships within their agency as well as with other agencies. Participants representing tribal and non-tribal agencies are encouraged to attend. The conference sessions will benefit:
  • Law Enforcement Personnel
  • Crime Victim Advocates and Service Providers
  • Judges, Prosecutors, Defense Attorneys and Court Personnel
  • Substance Abuse Treatment and Offender Service Providers
  • Child Protection Advocates and Service Providers
  • School Counselors and Teachers
  • Gaming Security Professionals
  • Probation/Parole and Correctional Officers
  • Youth Program Coordinators
  • Community Leaders, Elders, and Concerned Citizens

Are you a student at FVTC or College of Menominee Nation?

Full-time students in either the Criminal Justice Law Enforcement or Tribal Legal Studies programs may apply for one of four available cash scholarships developed to encourage educational growth. Recipients will also have their 2009 Multi-Jurisdictional Conference registration fees waived. Please note the student scholarship application deadline has passed. Check back in the summer of 2010 for next year's opportunities.

For questions regarding the Multi-Jurisdictional Training Conference contact Angela Balfe (phone: 888-370-1752.)
2009 Multi-J logo

21st Annual National Training Conference for Criminal Justice and Community Leaders


"Working Together to Serve Better"

Expanding Partnerships to do "More with Less"

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