Pilot Program — CJIP Institute

Pilot Program

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A structured 60-day pilot designed to train frontline personnel, establish baseline performance metrics, and demonstrate measurable improvement in crisis-to-911 communication accuracy.

60 Days
Pilot Duration
25–100
Personnel Trained
3
Deployment Phases
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Cost to Pilot

Deployment Plan

Three-Phase Implementation

Phase 1Days 1–60

Pilot

  • Onboard 25–100 frontline personnel
  • Deliver Level I CJIP Certified Operator training
  • Establish baseline performance metrics
  • Identify jurisdiction-specific communication gaps
  • Initiate documentation and audit protocols
  • Assign internal CJIP point of contact

Pilot agencies receive full onboarding support and a dedicated implementation contact.

Phase 2Post-Pilot Review

Evaluation

  • Measure misroute reduction vs. baseline
  • Measure time-to-911 handoff improvement
  • Assess communication accuracy and clarity
  • Review documentation compliance
  • Generate agency performance report
  • Identify gaps for Phase 3 expansion

Agencies receive a written performance report with pre/post comparison data.

Phase 3Ongoing

Expansion

  • Certify supervisors at Level II
  • Train internal Level III Trainers
  • Scale certification across all departments
  • Integrate CJIP into new hire onboarding
  • Implement annual recertification schedule
  • Establish agency-wide quality assurance process

Full expansion includes supervisor and trainer certification for long-term sustainability.

Eligibility

Who Should Apply

The CJIP pilot program is designed for organizations whose personnel make direct contact with individuals in crisis and are responsible for initiating or supporting 911 handoffs.

Public Safety

Police Departments, Sheriff Offices, PSAPs (Public Safety Answering Points)

Crisis Lines

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, 211 Services, Domestic Violence Hotlines, VA Crisis Lines

Healthcare

Hospitals, Licensed Clinicians, Telehealth Providers, Behavioral Health Systems

Education

K–12 Schools, Colleges and Universities, Campus Safety Departments

Security

Private Security Teams, Corporate Security Operations, Event Safety Personnel

Government

Municipal Agencies, County Emergency Management, State Public Safety Offices

Pilot Deliverables

What Pilot Agencies Receive

Full Level I Training Access

Online, self-paced CJIP Certified Operator curriculum for all enrolled personnel.

Baseline Assessment

Pre-training evaluation to establish jurisdiction-specific performance benchmarks.

Implementation Support

Dedicated onboarding contact to guide agency setup and address operational questions.

Performance Report

Written post-pilot report with pre/post comparison data and recommendations for Phase 3 expansion.

Application

Pilot Program Application

Complete the form below to begin the onboarding process. A CJIP representative will contact you within 3–5 business days to discuss eligibility and next steps.

Agency Information

Primary Contact

Additional Information

Submitting this form does not constitute enrollment in the CJIP pilot program. A CJIP representative will review your application and contact you within 3–5 business days to discuss eligibility, timeline, and next steps. CJIP certification does not require the purchase or use of any specific technology platform.

CJIP Institute operates as a secular public safety initiative under a nonprofit structure. All programs are non-religious and designed for public-sector use.

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An emerging certification and training framework designed to improve how agencies communicate with 911 and reduce misrouted emergency calls.

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Interested in piloting CJIP at your agency? Contact us to begin the onboarding process.

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Legal and Safety Disclaimer

CJIP is a training, documentation, and certification framework. CJIP does not provide emergency dispatch services, legal advice, clinical advice, medical triage, law enforcement command, or autonomous emergency routing. Agencies remain responsible for their own SOPs, legal review, dispatch protocols, technology procurement, and operational decisions.

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CJIP Institute operates as a secular public safety initiative under a nonprofit structure. All programs are non-religious and designed for public-sector use.