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Vallejo expands domestic‑violence and trafficking response: new pamphlets, QR code, training and partner coordination
Summary
The subcommittee heard progress on the Vallejo Police Department’s enhanced domestic‑violence initiative, partner training outcomes (57 people trained), and plans to distribute a resource pamphlet with a QR code and to implement a lethality‑assessment train‑the‑trainer program with local partners such as the Family Justice Center, VEST and iHeart.
Vallejo officials and community partners on Tuesday outlined a stepped‑up, multi‑partner response to domestic violence and human trafficking that combines training, victim navigation and a new resource card the city plans to distribute widely.
The police department reported that a domestic‑violence resource pamphlet is nearly complete and will include trafficking resources and a QR code linking to local service information. Staff said the countywide pamphlet is under discussion and that the Family Justice Center will review the local pamphlet before final publication.
Staff told the subcommittee that the second of two trainings was completed Feb. 26 and that,…
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