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Maine Juvenile Justice Advisory Group
 


The JJAG

prepares the State juvenile justice plan;

manages funds awarded to the State under terms of the federal act;

monitors State compliance with national juvenile standards;

and advises State policy makers on juvenile justice issues.
 

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What's New? Collaborative Problem Solving

Gov. Baldacci

Governor John E. Baldacci at the November/December JJAG Meeting December 12, 2007


Maine Revised Statutes, Maine Juvenile Code, Title 15


Current Sub-Grantees - JJAG Grant Awards 2007-2009 (rtf 32kb)

The 2006 to 2008 Comprehensive Three Year Plan for Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (.rtf 2 MB) and the 2007 Update to the Comprehensive Three Year Plan is available to view or download.


Annual Report 2006 (.pdf)


MDOC Juvenile Services

The JJAG requests your input in the State Juvenile Justice 2008 Plan Update

The Juvenile Justice Advisory Group is preparing to update the State’s juvenile justice plan. Your input is requested. Please send your suggestions/comments to Kathryn McGloin, MDOC, SHS #111, Augusta, ME 04333-0111 by February 29, 2008.


The Juvenile Justice Advisory Group has awarded Title V funding for community-wide implementation of Dr. Ross Greene’s Collaborative Problem Solving in the town of Sanford, Maine.


The Juvenile Justice Advisory Group, through the Maine Department of Corrections, supports programs for the improvement of juvenile justice and delinquency prevention. Title V Funds for this program are made available by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention of the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs.

Sanford is our single-site community demonstration project for Collaborative Problem Solving. Professionals using Dr. Ross Greene’s Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS) model will increase the effectiveness of intervention strategies for children and youth with complex needs.

Print versions of all documents on this website are available upon request.

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Contact: Kathryn McGloin, Juvenile Justice Specialist
111 State House Station | Augusta, Maine 04333-0111 | Phone: (207) 287-4371 Fax: (207) 287-4370