Texas Criminal Justice Information User s Group. 2010 Spring Conference April 19-23, 2010 Corpus Christi, Texas



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Texas Criminal Justice Information User s Group 2010 Spring Conference April 19-23, 2010 Corpus Christi, Texas

TCJIUG Executives Current Officers President Karen Pool 817-515-1944 Vice President Tammy Cannon 936-437-1364 Secretary/Treasurer John Braun 713-755-5200 Current Board Position 1 Tomas Stokes 512-743-7186 Position 2 Pam Pierce 512-424-2898 Position 3 TBA Advisory Committee (active) Robert Hilsher Past President 1985-1986 Mike Shannon Past President 1988-1989 Visit www.tcjiug.com for the latest news and events Voice Messaging Private Balcony (excluding The Tower) Remote Control TV Separate Vanity Electronic Key Entry

Scheduled Presentations Training All hours of the conference are suitable for general training hours for law enforcement personnel. TAC Training Clif Harris, DPS Training Section will be providing Terminal Agency Coordinator training on Monday April 19. TCIC Audit Janet Raeke will go over audit procedures and discuss ways to make your audit more effective. TLETS Update and OMNIXX CONSOLE Joanne Jenkins, DPS TLETS Training Officer with the Telecommunications Section (TLETS) will discuss the TLETS system and migration. She will also discuss the Interpol Inquiries, Failure to Appear Program, National Virtual Pointer System, and Law Enforcement Support Center. Joanne will also be presenting on the Omnixx Console that is used by agency trainers for reports, training, etc. TLETS Tena Watson, DPS will be presenting a technical discussion on TLETS: Connectivity options, accomplishments since last year, and planned implementations TXGang Pam Pierce, DPS will be presenting on TXGang. A general overview of the state Gang database, TxGang, will be presented along with a live demonstration. Chapter 61, Texas Code of Criminal Procedure authorizes (and in some instances requires) local law enforcement agencies to gather gang and gang member information, but also states that the agencies must follow the guidelines of Title 28, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 23 when they do so. The Texas statute also states that if a local law enforcement agency collects information on criminal gangs into a local database, they must forward that information to the DPS for storage in a statewide database. Additionally, cities with a population greater than 50,000 and counties with a population greater than 100,000 must maintain a gang database. These statutes require virtually every geographical area in Texas to monitor and record gangs and gang members as well as report that information to TxDPS. TxGang is the database created by TxDPS to fulfill this function. TxGang is currently on its third incarnation. Each revision has been an attempt to make the database more relevant and user friendly, and has been free of charge for any criminal justice agency to use. Current features of the database include well over 1,100 gangs and 15,000 confirmed gang members, definitive search options, mapping links using GoogleMaps, automatic gang member linking to the TxDPS computerized criminal history records, and the ability to customize agency accounts to internal needs. IJIS Integrated Justice Information System Representatives of the Governor s Office, Office of Court Administration, Conference of Urban Counties, County Information Resources Agency, DPS, DIR and others will discuss the efforts to create a plan and structure for a statewide IJIS. Topics of discussion include: Updates on TJI3 Plan, Charter Amendments, Local projects upgrades related to NEIM 28 Exchange Points, pilot projects related to NEIM 28 Exchange Points, Vendor Input Communication Access and Deaf Sensitivity- Alma Bebee, Deafness Resource Specialist from the Deaf and Hard of hearing center will speak on the Deafness Resource Specialist Program funded by DARS. She will also speak of new information, technology resources, and communication access within the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Community. IJIS Paul Wormeli Paul Wormeli, Executive Director of IJIS will speak on National Programs supporting information sharing and the work of the IJIS Institute in supporting information sharing in justice and public safety. Sex Offender Registration Eddie Contreras-DPS will be speaking about Sex Offender Reporting Procedures and go over reporting forms. CJIS Audit Alan Ferritti, DPS CJIS will present the status of Security Reviews and TLETS Conversions, New Technical Security Audit for Law Enforcement Agencies, The CJIS Security Policy changes current and future, Security Awareness training Release Computer Security News Computer Crimes Jason Buchanan, US Secret Service will be presenting information on Internet fraud schemes, Nigerian scans, Identity theft, credit card fraud, and the counterfeiting of checks, credit cards and money orders. TDEx Mike Dunn will present. The Texas Data Exchange (TDEx) is a criminal justice system available for use by criminal justice agencies for criminal justice purposes. TDEx is repository of law enforcement incident and related data. The system also includes records of arrests and releases of persons from certain county jails. Other data sources include an agency s citations, when available, as well as information from the Department of Criminal Justice. The goal of TDEx is to share this information in an automated fashion in the same way that detectives, analysts and investigators now share it through many hours of manual work. This session will provide participants a high level overview regarding access, navigation, data sources and upcoming enhancements CIJIMS (County Software Project) Update Gayle Latham and Eric Caldwell will present. This is an update on the initiative to create standards for a common integrated justice information management system for Texas counties. Creation of the standards will facilitate data exchange between counties and other government entities. DPS Crime Records Update Mike Lesko is the Deputy Assistant Director of the DPS Administration Division, Crime Records and serves on the FBI s CJIS Advisory Policy Board. Updates on the DPS policies will be covered.

Conference Vendors Sierra Systems DCS Inc Austin Projects Group Patriot Data Solutions Group Appriss

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Monday April 19 Time Session Topic Location 8:00 4:00 Early Registration Pre-Convention Center 8:30 4:30 TLETS TAC Beachcomer/Driftwood Clif Harris Department of Public Safety 12:00-1:00 Lunch Provided by TCJIUG Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 2:00 5:00 TCJIUG Board Meeting Cataraman 7:30p 8:30p Night Registration Pre-Convention Center Tuesday April 20 Time Session Topic Location 7:00 9:00 Breakfast (provided) Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 8:00 4:00 Registration Pre-Convention Center 8:15 8:45 Welcome/Business Meeting Beachcomber BREAKOUT SESSIONS: 9:00 11:00 TCIC Audit Driftwood Janet Raeke, Supervisor TCIC Audit 11:00 12:00 Omnixx Console, NLETS/TLETS updates Driftwood Joanne Jenkins, TLETS Training Officer 9:00 10:00 TLETS Technical Discussion Beachcomber Tena Watson Texas DPS 10:00 12:00 Gangs and TxGang Beachcomber Ben Teed/Albert Armendariz Corpus Christi PD Pam Pierce, Texas DPS - TxGang 10:00 10:15 Break Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 12:00-1:00 Lunch (Sponsored by DCS, Inc) Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 1:00 3:00 TCIC Audit (repeat) Driftwood Janet Raeke, Supervisor TCIC Audit 3:00 4:00 Omnixx Console, NLETS/TLETS updates (repeat) Driftwood Joanne Jenkins, TLETS Training Officer 1:00 2:00 TLETS Technical Discussion (repeat) Beachcomber Tena Watson Texas DPS 2:00 4:00 Gangs and TxGang (repeat) Beachcomber Ben Teed/Albert Armendariz Corpus Christi PD Pam Pierce, Texas DPS - TxGang 2:30 2:45 Break Seabreeze/Sand Dollar

Wednesday April 21 Time Session Topic Location 7:00 9:00 Breakfast (provided) Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 8:00 11:00 Registration Pre-Convention Center 8:00 9:00 IJIS Meeting, Kirk Greene Beachcomer BREAKOUT SESSIONS: 9:00 11:00 Communication Access, DARS funded Program Driftwood Alma Bebee, Deaf Resource Specialist 11:00 12:00 National Programs supporting Information Sharing Driftwood Paul Wormeli, IJIS Executive Director 9:00 12:00 Sex Offender Registry Beachcomber Eddie Contreras Texas DPS 10:30-10:45 Break Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 12:00-1:30 Lunch (Sponsored by Austin Projects Group) Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 1:30 3:30 Communication Access, DARS funded program (repeat) Driftwood Alma Bebee, Deaf Resource Specialist 3:30 4:30 National Programs supporting Information Sharing Driftwood Paul Wormeli, IJIS Executive Director 1:30 4:30 Sex Offender Registry (repeat) Beachcomber Eddie Contreras Texas DPS 2:30-2:45 Break Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 5:00 7:00 Presidents Reception Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 7:00 9:00 Salsa Dance Lessons/Tomas Stokes Seabreeze/Sand Dollar Thursday April 22 Time Session Topic Location 7:00 9:00 Breakfast (Sponsored by Sierra Systems) Seabreeze/Sand Dollar BREAKOUT SESSIONS: 8:00-11:00 CJIS, Technical Audit and Security Awareness Driftwood Alan Ferritti, CJIS Security Information Officer 8:00 10:00 Computer Fraud/ID Theft/Nigerian Scams Beachcomber Jason Buchanan, US Secret Service - Dallas 11:00 12:00 TDEx Driftwood Mike Dunn 10:00 12:00 CIJIMS (County Softward Project) Update Beachcomber Gayle Latham and Eric Caldwell followed by

Sierra Systems 10:00 10:15 Break Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 12:00-1:00 pm Lunch (provided) Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 1:00 4:00 CJIS, Technical Audit and Security Awareness(repeat) Driftwood Alan Ferritti, CJIS Security Information Officer 3:00 3:15 Break Last Vendor Visit Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 1:00 3:00 Computer Fraud/ID Theft/Nigerian Scams (repeat) Beachcomber Jason Buchanan, US Secret Service - Dallas 11:00 12:00 TDEx (repeat) Driftwood Mike Dunn 3:00 5:00 CIJIMS (County Softward Project) Update (repeat) Beachcomber Gayle Latham and Eric Caldwell followed by Sierra Systems Friday April 23 Time Session Topic Location 7:00 9:00 Breakfast Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 8:30 11:00 DPS TLETS & Crime Records Update Beachcomer/Driftwood Deputy Assistant Director, Mike Lesko 10:00 Break The TCJIUG Officers and Board Members wish to express their appreciation for your attendance and help in making this a successful conference. We hope to see everyone at the next scheduled conference.

Special Activities Come visit us in the Hospitality Room Tuesday - Thursday 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Enjoy the Presidents Reception Wednesday, April 21 Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Drinks and hors d oeuvres Entertainment: Salsa Dance Lessons Tomas Stokes Complimentary Breakfast Seabreeze/Sand Dollar Tuesday thru Friday Complimentary Lunch Seabreeze/Sand Dollar Monday-Thursday

Special Thanks The following vendors are supporting TCJIUG by sponsoring conference activities: Sierra Systems Breakfast DCS, Inc. Lunch Austin Projects Group - Lunch

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