Training for Probation and Parole Staff Sample Clauses

Training for Probation and Parole Staff. Through coordination with the State, Contractor shall provide one (1) training per year, at no additional cost to the State, at each of these locations:
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Training for Probation and Parole Staff. Through coordination with the State, Contractor shall provide four (4) trainings per year, at no additional cost to the State, at the Billings Probation and Parole Office. The training shall include information about the services provided by the Contractor, the referral process, communication strategies for providing status updates to POs, and other information about the services, as requested by the State.
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Training for Probation and Parole Staff. Through coordination with the State, Contractor shall provide one (1) training per year, at no additional cost to the State, at the Missoula Probation and Parole Office. The training shall include information about the services provided by the Contractor, the referral process, communication strategies for providing status updates to POs, and other information about the services, as requested by the State.
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Training for Probation and Parole Staff. Through coordination with the State, Contractor shall provide one (1) training per year, at no additional cost to the State, at the Helena Probation and Parole Office. The training shall include information about the services provided by the Contractor, the referral process, communication strategies for providing status updates to POs, and other information about the services, as requested by the State.
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