On-line assistance

• Problem-solving in each topic area. For each topic, we’ve outlined
  a set of steps to help courts identify specific needs and options to address them. The steps include links to supporting documentation and examples of jurisdictions already working in the area. (See "Key Topics.”)
• Information on meetings, conferences, educational programs, and
  other events related to the key topics. (See “News & Events.”)

Individual Court Assistance

• Responses to information requests. Individuals can contact CCS directly by phone or email to clarify information on the Web page or seek additional information. Depending on the question, CCS staff will provide the information, follow-up to clarify and then provide the information, refer
  you to other potential resources, or request that a technical assistance application be completed (see below). (See “Contact Us” to ask a question.).
• Short-term technical assistance (TA). Jurisdictions can seek assistance that requires a day
  or more of CCS staff time (e.g., to conduct a more extensive review of information in a specific area), consultant time, and/or travel costs by completing a short-term TA application. (See “Contact Us” to apply for TA.)

Other Assistance

• Webinars. Periodically, CCS will offer online seminars to discuss specific issues and share promising solutions. (Check "News & Events.”)
• Practice Briefs. As more information is learned about each of the key areas, CCS will provide
  short summaries of lessons learned and promising practices. (Check “News & Events.”)

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