CPO Attachments

Attachment A

TO: «POC NAME» OR «STATE PROSECUTOR ASSOCATION DIRECTOR»
SUBJECT: Census of Prosecutor Offices (CPO) Directory
Dear «First Name» «Last Name»:
The U.S. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Statistics will soon be fielding the Census of Prosecutor
Offices (CPO). The first step in administering CPO is constructing an updated directory of all state prosecutor
offices in the United States. Attached to this email is a request from the BJS Director asking that «STATE
PROSECUTOR ASSOCATION» assist in updating the directory for the state of «STATE».

Thank you,
George E. Browne, Ph.D.
Program Manager
Bureau of Justice Statistics

Attachment A

Dear (NAME),
The U.S. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), in partnership with the Urban Institute (Urban), is
conducting the Census of Prosecutor Offices (CPO). CPO is the most recent iteration of BJS’ series on prosecutors,
the National Survey of Prosecutors (NSP). This data collection series examines the roles and functions of state court
prosecutor offices. Conducted periodically as a census or survey since 1990, this collection examines information on
the operational and administrative functions of the offices that prosecute criminal offenses in state courts (see National
Survey of Prosecutors (NSP) | Bureau of Justice Statistics for more information).
The main purpose of the CPO is to collect key statistics about all prosecutor offices currently operating in the U.S. A
secondary purpose is to construct and validate a reliable frame for future survey iterations of the NSP. As an initial step
to complete the census, BJS needs assistance verifying contact information for prosecutor offices. We are asking
prosecutor associations in each state to verify a list of prosecutor offices that were generated from public sources.
Can you please verify that we have an accurate and complete list of prosecutor offices for [state]? This can be done by
attaching your directory or association membership list in a reply to this email. In your reply, please let us know the
date of when it was last updated. Alternatively, we have attached an excel spreadsheet with a list of prosecutor offices
in [state] that we need verified. Please review, edit as necessary, and send the updated spreadsheet to BJS by simply
replying to this email. We ask that you verify and update the information in the attached spreadsheet or submit a copy
of your own directory by [date].
If you have questions regarding CPO, please contact George E. Browne, BJS project manager, at
[email protected] or call (202) 598-1395 or contact Andreea Matei, Urban Senior Policy Associate, at
[email protected] or call (202) 261-5477.
BJS is authorized to conduct this data collection under 34 U.S.C. § 10132. By law, BJS employees and its data
collection agents may only use your agency’s information for statistical or research purposes and must protect the
confidentiality of information identifiable to a private person [34 U.S.C. §§ 10134 and 10231]. BJS is not permitted to
publicly release your agency’s responses in a way that could reasonably identify a specific private person. Contact
information collected through this effort will not be publicly disseminated by BJS.
Thank you for your assistance in ensuring that [state] is accurately represented in this census.
Sincerely,

Kevin M. Scott, Ph.D.
Acting Director
Bureau of Justice Statistics

Attachment B
AGENCY_NAME
MI Alcona
MI Alger
MI Alpena
MI Arenac
MI Barry
MI Bay
MI Berrien
MI Branch
MI Cass
MI Chippewa
MI Clare
MI Clinton
MI Dickinson
MI Genesee
MI Gratiot
MI Huron
MI Ionia
MI Iosco
MI Iron
MI Kalkaska
MI Kent
MI Lapeer
MI Luce
MI Mackinac
MI Manistee
MI Monroe
MI Montcalm
MI Montmorency
MI Newaygo
MI Ogemaw
MI Ontonagon
MI Otsego
MI Saginaw
MI Sanilac
MI Schoolcraft
MI St. Clair
MI St. Joseph
MI Tuscola
MI Van Buren
MI Wayne

JURISDICTION
Alcona County
Alger County
Alpena County
Arenac County
Barry County
Bay County
Berrien County
Branch County
Cass County
Chippewa County
Clare County
Clinton County
Dickinson County
Genesee County
Gratiot County
Huron County
Ionia County
Iosco County
Iron County
Kalkaska County
Kent County
Lapeer County
Luce County
Mackinac County
Manistee County
Monroe County
Montcalm County
Montmorency County
Newaygo County
Ogemaw County
Ontonagon County
Otsego County
Saginaw County
Sanilac County
Schoolcraft County
St. Clair County
St. Joseph County
Tuscola County
Van Buren County
Wayne County

PROSECUTOR_NAME
Thomas J. Weichel
Robert T. Steinhoff
Cynthia M. Muszynski
Curtis G. Broughton
Julie A. Nakfoor Pratt
Mike Kanuszewski
Amy Byrd
Zachary W. Stempien
Victor A. Fitz
Rob L. Stratton, III
Andrew J. Santini
Anthony M. Spagnuolo
Lisa M. Richards
David S. Leyton
Lauren M. Bever
Timothy J. Rutkowski
Kyle B. Butler
James A. Bacarella
Chad A. DeRouin
Ryan S. Ziegler
Christopher R. Becker
John D. Miller
Cameron S. Harwell
J. Stuart Spencer
Jonathon Hauswirth
Jeffrey A. Yorkey
Tom Ginster
Vicki Kundinger
Rachel Robinson
LaDonna A Schultz
Michael Findlay
Michael A. Rola
John McColgan Jr.
Mark E. Davidson
Timothy Noble
Michael Wendling
Deborah J. Davis
Erica Walle
Susan K. Zuiderveen
Kym Worthy

MAILING ADDRESS
106 5TH STREET PO Box 189
101 E. VARNUM STREET
719 W CHISHOLM ST, County Annex Building, Suite 2
120 N. Grove, P.O. BOX 1309
206 W. COURT STREET, Suite 201
1230 WASHINGTON AVENUE, Suite 768
811 PORT STREET, 2nd Floor
31 DIVISION ST
Cass County Law and Courts Building, 60296 M-62, SUITE 6
325 COURT STREET, Suite 103
225 WEST MAIN St. PO Box 586
100 E STATE ST, Suite 3100
300 East D, P.O. BOX 609
PO Box 320349
214 E. CENTER STREET
Huron County Building, 250 E. HURON Ave # 103
100 W MAIN STREET
County Building, PO Box 548, 422 LAKE STREET
2 SOUTH SIXTH STREET
605 N BIRCH ST
82 IONIA AVE., NW, STE 450
255 CLAY STREET
407 WEST HARRIE STREET
100 SOUTH MARLEY STREET
415 THIRD STREET
125 EAST SECOND ST
621 N. STATE ST.
12265 M-32, P.O. BOX 789
1092 Newell, P.O.BOX 885
County Bldg. #109, 806 W. HOUGHTON AVE
725 GREENLAND ROAD
800 LIVINGTON BLVD SUITE 3-D
111 S MICHIGAN AVE
60 W. SANILAC AVENUE
County Building, Rm. 209, 300 WALNUT ST
201 MCMORRAN BLVD.
PO Box 250
207 E GRANT STREET, Ste. 1
212 E PAW PAW ST
Frank Murphy Hall of Justice, 1441 ST. ANTOINE, 12th Floor

AG_CITY
HARRISVILLE
MUNISING
ALPENA
STANDISH
HASTINGS
BAY CITY
ST. JOSEPH
COLDWATER
CASSOPOLIS
SAULT STE MARIE
HARRISON
ST. JOHNS
IRON MOUNTAIN
FLINT
ITHACA
BAD AXE
IONIA
TAWAS CITY
CRYSTAL FALLS
KALKASKA
GRAND RAPIDS
LAPEER
NEWBERRY
ST. IGNACE
MANISTEE
MONROE
STANTON
ATLANTA
WHITE CLOUD
WEST BRANCH
ONTONAGON
GAYLORD
SAGINAW
SANDUSKY
MANISTIQUE
PORT HURON
CENTREVILLE
CARO
PAW PAW
DETROIT

AG_STATE
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI
MI

Attachment C

Nonresponse follow up #1: State attorney associations outreach (email)
Dear x,
This is a follow-up message from [date]. The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) and the Urban Institute are
identifying a comprehensive list of all prosecutor offices in the nation as part of the Census of
Prosecutor Offices (CPO).
Please verify the list of prosecutor offices in [state] to ensure we have an accurate and complete list by
sending us your membership list or making edits where necessary in the attached spreadsheet. These
items can be submitted to BJS by simply replying to this email and adding them as attachments. We ask
that you do this by [date].
If you have any questions pertaining to the CPO, please contact George E. Browne, BJS project manager
at [email protected] or call (202) 598-1395 or contact Andreea Matei, Urban Senior Policy
Associate, at [email protected] or call (202) 261-5477.
Sincerely,
[Urban staff member]
Nonresponse follow up #2: State attorney associations outreach (phone script)
Hello, this is [name] from the Urban Institute. I am calling to check if you received our previous
outreaches regarding the Census of Prosecutor Offices. The Bureau of Justice Statistics, along with the
Urban Institute, are creating a census of all state prosecutor offices. The first step in implementing the
census is ensuring we have an accurate list of all state prosecutor offices. In effort to do that, we are
reaching out to each state’s prosecutor association and asking that they submit their membership list or
review a list that we complied through online resources. Would you be able to do this for [state]?
If yes, say “Ok thank you! We will send you an email with further instructions. Can you please let us know
the best email address to reach you?”
If no, say “If you are not the person, do you have a good point of contact that can assist us? What is the
best email address or phone number to reach them?”.
Thank you!

Attachment D
Initial outreach as email:

TO: «POC NAME» OR «HEAD DISTRICT ATTORNEY»
SUBJECT: Census of Prosecutor Offices (CPO) Directory
Dear «First Name» «Last Name»:
The U.S. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Statistics will soon be fielding the Census of
Prosecutor Offices (CPO). The first step in administering CPO is constructing an updated
directory of all state prosecutor offices in the United States. Attached to this email is a request
from the BJS Director asking that « PROSECUTOR OFFICE NAME» assist in updating the
directory for «JURISDICTION».

Thank you,
George E. Browne, Ph.D.
Program Manager
Bureau of Justice Statistics

Attachment D

Dear (NAME),
The U.S. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), in partnership with the Urban
Institute (Urban), is conducting the Census of Prosecutor Offices (CPO). CPO is the most recent
iteration of BJS’ National Survey of Prosecutors (NSP), a data collection series that examines the roles
and functions of state court prosecutor offices. Conducted periodically as a census or survey since 1990,
this collection examines information on the operational and administrative functions of the offices that
prosecute criminal offenses in state courts (see National Survey of Prosecutors (NSP) | Bureau of Justice
Statistics for more information).
The main purpose of the CPO is to collect key statistics about all prosecutor offices currently operating
in the U.S. A secondary purpose is to construct and validate a reliable frame for future survey iterations
of the NSP. As an initial step to complete the census, BJS needs assistance verifying prosecutor offices.
We are asking prosecutor offices to verify the chief prosecutor and provide a contact person who could
oversee administration of the census for their office.
Can you please review the attached spreadsheet to confirm that the information is accurate? If changes
need to be made, please make those edits, and send the updated spreadsheet to BJS by simply replying to
this email. We ask that you complete verification of the spreadsheet by [date].
If you have questions regarding CPO, please contact George E. Browne, BJS project manager, at
[email protected] or call (202) 598-1395 or contact Andreea Matei, Urban Senior Policy
Associate, at [email protected] or call (202) 261-5477.
BJS is authorized to conduct this data collection under 34 U.S.C. § 10132. By law, BJS employees and
its data collection agents may only use your agency’s information for statistical or research purposes and
must protect the confidentiality of information identifiable to a private person [34 U.S.C. §§ 10134 and
10231]. BJS is not permitted to publicly release your agency’s responses in a way that could reasonably
identify a specific private person. Contact information collected through this effort will not be publicly
disseminated by BJS.
Thank you for your assistance in ensuring that [prosecutor office name] is accurately represented in this
census.
Sincerely,
Kevin M. Scott, Ph.D.
Acting Director
Bureau of Justice Statistics

Attachment D

Phone script as initial outreach:
Hello, my name is [Urban staff member name] from the Urban Institute. The U.S. Department of
Justice’s Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), in partnership with the Urban Institute (Urban), is conducting
the Census of Prosecutor Offices (CPO). CPO is the most recent iteration of BJS’ series on prosecutor,
the National Survey of Prosecutors (NSP). This data collection series examines the roles and functions of
state court prosecutor offices.
The main purpose of the CPO is to collect key statistics about all prosecutor offices currently operating
in the U.S. A secondary purpose is to construct and validate a reliable frame for future survey iterations
of the NSP. As an initial step to complete the census, BJS needs assistance verifying prosecutor offices.
Can you please verify that the chief prosecutor for [prosecutor office name] is [chief prosecutor name &
contact information] and the best person to contact when administering the survey [contact person name
and contact information]? Also, is your mailing address [office mailing address]?
It is vital that [prosecutor office name] is included in the census to get the national picture of the
important work done by prosecutors, so we thank you for your time!

Attachment D

Initial outreach as USPS mail:
[Date]
(NAME), (TITLE)
(AGENCYNAME)
(ADDR)
(CITY), (STATE) (ZIP)
Dear (NAME),
The U.S. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), in partnership with the Urban
Institute (Urban), is conducting the Census of Prosecutor Offices (CPO). CPO is the most recent
iteration of BJS’ National Survey of Prosecutors (NSP), a data collection series that examines the roles
and functions of state court prosecutor offices. Conducted periodically as a census or survey since 1990,
this collection examines information on the operational and administrative functions of the offices that
prosecute criminal offenses in state courts.
The main purpose of the CPO is to collect key statistics about all prosecutor offices currently operating
in the U.S. A secondary purpose is to construct and validate a reliable frame for future survey iterations
of the NSP. As an initial step to complete the census, BJS needs assistance verifying prosecutor offices.
We are asking prosecutor offices to verify the chief prosecutor and provide a contact person who could
oversee administration of the census for their office.
Can you please review the spreadsheet included in this email to confirm that the information is accurate?
If changes need to be made, please make those edits, and send the updated spreadsheet to Urban
Institute, Attn: Andreea Matei and Bill Adams, 500 L'Enfant Plaza SW, Washington, DC 20024 or email
us at [email protected]. We ask that you complete verification of the spreadsheet by [date].
If you have questions regarding CPO please contact George E. Browne, BJS project manager, at
[email protected] or call (202) 598-1395 or contact Andreea Matei, Urban Senior Policy
Associate, at [email protected] or call (202) 261-5477.
BJS is authorized to conduct this data collection under 34 U.S.C. § 10132. By law, BJS employees and
its data collection agents may only use your agency’s information for statistical or research purposes and
must protect the confidentiality of information identifiable to a private person [34 U.S.C. §§ 10134 and
10231]. BJS is not permitted to publicly release your agency’s responses in a way that could reasonably
identify a specific private person. Contact information collected through this effort will not be publicly
disseminated by BJS.
Thank you for your assistance in ensuring that [prosecutor office name] is accurately represented in this
census.
Sincerely,
Kevin M. Scott, Ph.D.
Acting Director
Bureau of Justice Statistics

Attachment D

Online portal messaging as initial outreach:
Hello, my name is [name] from the Urban Institute. The U.S. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice
Statistics (BJS), in partnership with the Urban Institute (Urban), is conducting the Census of Prosecutor
Offices (CPO). CPO is the most recent iteration of BJS’ National Survey of Prosecutors (NSP), a data
collection series that examines the roles and functions of state court prosecutor offices. Conducted
periodically as a census or survey since 1990, this collection examines information on the operational
and administrative functions of the offices that prosecute criminal offenses in state courts (see National
Survey of Prosecutors (NSP) | Bureau of Justice Statistics for more information).
The main purpose of the CPO is to collect key statistics about all prosecutor offices currently operating in
the U.S. A secondary purpose is to construct and validate a reliable frame for future survey iterations of
the NSP. As an initial step to complete the census, BJS needs assistance verifying prosecutor offices.
Could a member of [prosecutors office name] please call [202-261-5477] or email [email protected]
to verify your chief prosecutor and office contact information? When reaching back out to us, please let
us know which office you are with, and we will verify the information we have on file.
If you have questions regarding CPO, please contact George E. Browne, BJS project manager, at
[email protected] or call (202) 598-1395 or Andreea Matei, Urban Senior Policy Associate, at
[email protected] or call (202) 261-5477.
Thank you!
[Urban staff member name]

Attachment E

Nonresponse follow up #1: Individual prosecutor offices (email)
Dear x,
This is a follow-up message from [date]. The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) and the Urban Institute are
identifying a comprehensive list of all prosecutor offices in the nation as part of the Census of
Prosecutor Offices (CPO).
Please verify the chief prosecutor and office contact information for [prosecutor office name] in the
attached spreadsheet. If any changes need to be made, please do so in the spreadsheet and send back
to BJS by replying to this email.
If you have any questions pertaining to CPO, please contact George E. Browne, BJS project manager at
[email protected] or call (202) 598-1395 or contact Andreea Matei, Urban Senior Policy
Associate, at [email protected] or call (202) 261-5477.
Sincerely,
[Urban staff member]
Nonresponse follow up #2: Individual prosecutor offices (phone script)
Hello, this is [name] from the Urban Institute. I am calling to check if you received our previous
outreaches regarding the Census of Prosecutor Offices. The Bureau of Justice Statistics, along with the
Urban Institute, are creating a census of all state prosecutor offices. The first step in implementing the
census is ensuring we have an accurate list of all state prosecutor offices. In effort to do that, we are
reaching out to prosecutor offices and asking that they verify the chief prosecutor and office contact
information. Can you please let us know if the following information is correct for [prosecutor office
name]? {Read information in the excel spreadsheet}. Also, do you have a contact person of whom we
should reach out to when administering the survey?
Thank you for the time, this information is very helpful. We will be in touch with your office in a few
months when we are administrating the census.

Attachment F
Phone script as initial outreach:
Hello, my name is [Urban staff member name] from the Urban Institute. The U.S. Department of
Justice’s Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), in partnership with the Urban Institute (Urban), is conducting
the Census of Prosecutor Offices (CPO). CPO is the most recent iteration of BJS’ series on prosecutor,
the National Survey of Prosecutors (NSP). This data collection series examines the roles and functions of
state court prosecutor offices.
The main purpose of the CPO is to collect key statistics about all prosecutor offices currently operating
in the U.S. A secondary purpose is to construct and validate a reliable frame for future survey iterations
of the NSP. As an initial step to complete the census, BJS needs assistance verifying prosecutor offices.
We previously tried to contact [prosecutor office name] to verify their contact information. However, we
were unable to get a hold of anyone. We see that your office is also located in [jurisdiction name]. Would
you have a second to verify a few items for us. We currently have [prosecutor name] as the chief
prosecutor office and have [office contact information]. Is that correct or do you have another point of
contact for their office?
It is vital that [jurisdiction name] is included in the census to get the national picture of the important
work done by prosecutors, so we thank you for your time!

Attachment F
Initial Outreach as email:

TO: «POC NAME» OR «LOCAL AGENCY HEAD»
SUBJECT: Census of Prosecutor Offices (CPO) Directory
Dear «First Name» «Last Name»:

The U.S. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Statistics will soon be fielding the Census of
Prosecutor Offices (CPO). The first step in administering CPO is constructing an updated
directory of all state prosecutor offices in the United States. Attached to this email is a request
from the BJS Director asking that «LOCAL AGENCY NAME» assist in updating the directory
for «JURISDICTION NAME».

Thank you,

George E. Browne, Ph.D.
Program Manager
Bureau of Justice Statistics

Attachment F

Dear (NAME),
The U.S. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS), in partnership with the Urban
Institute (Urban), is conducting the Census of Prosecutor Offices (CPO). CPO is the most recent
iteration of BJS’ National Survey of Prosecutors (NSP), a data collection series that examines the roles
and functions of state court prosecutor offices. Conducted periodically as a census or survey since
1990, this collection examines information on the operational and administrative functions of the
offices that prosecute criminal offenses in state courts (see National Survey of Prosecutors (NSP) |
Bureau of Justice Statistics for more information).
The main purpose of the CPO is to collect key statistics about all prosecutor offices currently operating
in the U.S. A secondary purpose is to construct and validate a reliable frame for future survey iterations
of the NSP. As an initial step to complete the census, BJS needs assistance verifying prosecutor offices.
We previously tried to contact [prosecutor office name] to verify their contact information. We see that
your office is also located in [jurisdiction name]. We currently have [prosecutor name] as the chief
prosecutor office and have [office contact information]. Could you please tell us if this information is
accurate or if you have other contact information by simply replying to this email? We asked that you
do this by [date].
If you have questions regarding CPO, please contact George E. Browne, BJS project manager, at
[email protected] or call (202) 598-1395 or Andreea Matei, Urban Senior Policy Associate,
at [email protected] or call (202) 261-5477.
BJS is authorized to conduct this data collection under 34 U.S.C. § 10132. By law, BJS employees and
its data collection agents may only use your agency’s information for statistical or research purposes
and must protect the confidentiality of information identifiable to a private person [34 U.S.C. §§ 10134
and 10231]. BJS is not permitted to publicly release your agency’s responses in a way that could
reasonably identify a specific private person. Contact information collected through this effort will not
be publicly disseminated by BJS.
Thank you for your assistance in ensuring that [jurisdiction name] is accurately represented in this
census.
Sincerely,

Kevin M. Scott, Ph.D.
Acting Director
Bureau of Justice Statistics

Attachment G
Nonresponse follow up #1: Local agencies (email)
Dear x,
This is a follow-up message from [date]. The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) and the Urban Institute are
identifying a comprehensive list of all prosecutor offices in the nation as part of the Census of
Prosecutor Offices (CPO).
We were unable to contact anyone at [prosecutor office name]. Could you please verify that the chief
prosecutor’s name is [chief prosecutors’ name] and their office’s contact information is [office contact
information]? You can simply reply to this email letting us know if this information is correct or any edits
need to be made.
If you have any questions pertaining to CPO, please contact George E. Browne, BJS project manager at
[email protected] or call (202) 598-1395 or contact Andreea Matei, Urban Senior Policy
Associate, at [email protected] or call (202) 261-5477.
Sincerely,
[Urban staff member]
Nonresponse follow up #2: Local agencies (phone script)
Hello, this is [name] from the Urban Institute. I am calling to check if you received our previous
outreaches regarding the Census of Prosecutor Offices. The Bureau of Justice Statistics, along with the
Urban Institute, are creating a census of all state prosecutor offices. The first step in implementing the
census is ensuring we have an accurate list of all state prosecutor offices. In effort to do that, we are
reaching out to prosecutor offices and asking that they verify the chief prosecutor and office contact
information. We were unable to contact anyone at [prosecutor office name]. Can you please let us know
if the following information is correct {Read information in the excel spreadsheet}?
Thank you for the time, this information is very helpful!

Attachment H

INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD NOTICE OF APPROVAL
(Federalwide Assurance Number #0189)
PROJECT DIRECTOR:

Andreea Matei

TITLE:
“Census of Prosecutor Offices”
____________________________________________________________________________________
SPONSOR AGENCY: Bureau of Justice Statistics

PROTOCOL DATE: Feb ‘24

UI PROJECT NUMBER: 102946-0001-001-00001

PROPOSAL NUMBER: N/A

NATURE OF REVIEW:
(Check One)
FULL

EXPEDITED ___X_____

MEETING DATE: N/A
TYPE OF APPROVAL
__ __PRELIMINARY
_____ PRETEST/PILOT TEST. SCHEDULE NEXT REVIEW PRIOR TO FULL IMPLEMENTATION
_X_FULL IMPLEMENTATION Project was Reviewed and Approved in Accordance with 28 CFR Part 46
_____ RENEWAL
____ _AMENDMENT
Please note the following requirements:
PROBLEMS OR ADVERSE REACTIONS: If any problems in treatment of human subjects or unexpected
adverse reactions to include a breach of data security occur as a result of this study, you must notify the IRB
Chairperson immediately. (See the IRB website for further information on reporting)
CHANGES IN PROTOCOL: If there are significant changes in procedures or study protocol, you must notify the
IRB Chairperson before they are implemented.
RENEWAL: You are required to apply for renewal of approval at least annually for as long as the study is active.
Your next review date should be on or before 2/27/25.

______________
IRB Administrator and Member
Everett I. Madden
Copy: Project Director

February 28, 2024
Date

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