Spotlight on Indian Country

Training Events for Tribes and Territories

Since the release of the Tribe and Territory Sex Offender Registry System (TTSORS), the SMART Office has been working diligently to train the 197 implementing Indian tribes and 3 U.S. territories on the system. The SMART Office has sponsored four 1-day TTSORS training events throughout the country, including Tulsa, Oklahoma; Seattle, Washington; Santa Ana, New Mexico; and Las Vegas, Nevada. These training events have been a great success, reaching approximately 100 different jurisdictions.

Representatives from tribes and territories obtained training on all the features and functions of TTSORS and learned about all the additional Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act (SORNA) requirements. During the events, attendees were able to interact with the developers of TTSORS and the SMART Office staff responsible for assisting the jurisdictions with substantially implementing SORNA.

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  • DOJ Indian Country Law Enforcement Initiative<
    Attorney General Holder announces an initiative to improve public safety . . . arrow More

  • Training Events for Tribes and Territories
    Since the release of the Tribe and Territory Sex Offender Registry System, . . . arrow More

  • SORNA Implementation Issues in Indian Country
    This article provides additional guidance and resources for the 197 tribes . . . arrow More

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