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l. Number of convictions for DUI (1st, 2nd, 3rd offense, etc.)m. Proportion of alcohol-related arrests that result in convictionsn. Proportion of alcohol-related arrests that result in license suspension (where applicable)9. State demographics such as population, ethnic and minority representation, agedistributions, etc.OMB No. 1121-0329Approval Expires 02/28/201336OJJDP FY 2011 EUDL Assessment, Strategic Planning, and Implementation InitiativeOJJDP-2011-2997
Appendix C: EUDL Assessment Support RequirementsMeeting Room RequirementsThe size of the meeting room is determined by how many participants the state chooses toinvolve in the briefing at any one time (3-4 participants). Expert Team members and an OJJDPrepresentative and facilitator will be seated in the meeting room along with the presenter panels.Tables in the meeting room should be set up so as to allow informal discussion between theExpert Team and presenter panels. A table or combination of tables large enough toaccommodate the 3-to-4 Expert Team members comfortably should be arranged facing table(s)set up for the presenter panels. A table for OJJDP staff also should be set up in the room (to bedetermined). Presenter table(s) should accommodate panels of at least 6 people at any onetime, seated comfortably. There should be ample room for presenters to move about to makepresentations, provide handouts, and interact with the team. This room must be available to theteam members 24 hours a day starting on Sunday at 5:00 p.m. and running through Friday, 3:00p.m.Workroom/Office RequirementsA separate workroom/office is required for the administrative assistant and team. The preferredarrangement is a suite (adjoining the administrative assistant’s hotel sleeping room) largeenough to accommodate up to 8 comfortably, a meeting or conference table, and officeequipment (PC, laser printer, full-size copier, and supplies) set up for the team’s use. Thisarrangement works well in providing sufficient space for the team members to work, andgenerate the final report, as well as in safeguarding equipment and administrative personnel(who will be working alone very late at night). If a suite arrangement is not available or suitespace will not accommodate the team’s needs, a room separate from the administrativeassistant’s sleeping quarters should be reserved for this purpose. The workroom/office must beavailable to the team 24 hours a day.Logistical SupportTo prepare the final report at the conclusion of the visit, the team requires the following technicalsupport on site:1. IBM-compatible, Pentium-based PC with a color monitor; a USB port; and a hard driveloaded with Windows XP, Microsoft Office 2003, and a virus scan program (must be set upthe first day) (No Vista)2. A minimum of three (3) laptop Pentium computers with a USB port and loaded with WindowsXP and Microsoft Office 2003 (No Vista)3. A high-speed laser printer, with spare toner cartridge4. A high-speed collating photocopy machine (with spare toner cartridge) set up in theworkroom/office work area. Also 24-hour technical assistance and easy access to analternative quick copying center such as the hotel’s business center (as an emergencybackup only)5. A digital projectorOMB No. 1121-0329Approval Expires 02/28/201337OJJDP FY 2011 EUDL Assessment, Strategic Planning, and Implementation InitiativeOJJDP-2011-2997
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