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Texas Criminal Justice Information User s Group 2009 Spring Conference April 20 April 24 Corpus Christi, Texas

TCJIUG Executives Current Officers President Karen Pool 817-515-4659 Vice President Tammy Cannon 936-437-1364 Secretary/Treasurer John Braun 713-755-5200 Current Board Position 1 Open Position 2 Open Position 3 Eric Caldwell 979-361-4409 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 20. Juvenile Case Management The Juvenile Case Management System (JCMS) under development by the Texas Conference of Urban Counties will provide a comprehensive justice system, from law enforcement through probation and supervision. Based on Dallas County's award winning Juvenile Information System, portions of JCMS will be available to all counties who use Caseworker after January 2010. Mr. Gray is the TechShare Program Manager for the Texas Conference of Urban Counties. He oversees and directs the activities of the collaborative information technology projects underway at the Conference of Urban Counties. CJIS 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 Hearing Impaired and VOIP- Alma Barbee, Deafness Resource Specialist from the Deaf and Hard of hearing center will speak on issues in the community where jail and police systems are concerned. This will also cover resources available to Law Enforcement. Voyager Wireless Solutions ATSC Voyager representatives will speak on Multi Agency CJIS Data Access for Handheld and Mobile Devices. 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 Lessons Learned Hurricane Ike This panel will speak on Disaster Recovery lessons learned from Hurricane Ike with a focus on radio and cell phone communications and internet connectivity issues. Fuginet Fuginet is a database of Texas parolees and parole violators made available at no charge to law enforcement agencies. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice is responsible for the supervision of 76,000+ parolees of which averages of 13,000 are parole violators. Most of these violators have an extensive criminal history and continue to commit criminal offenses. The Fuginet files include: an offender s photo, a physical description to include offender s scars, marks and tattoos, employment, residential, and family histories, individuals who visited the offender while he/she were incarcerated, and make/model/license plate of vehicle(s) being operated by the offender. Sex Offender Registration Eddie Contreras-DPS will be speaking about Sex Offender Reporting Procedures Bell County IT Solutions Tomas Stokes will speak about the comprehensive case management system that he built for Bell County. TLETS Update-system migration/dl reengineering/fta Program/ NVPS/LECS Joanne Jenkins is the DPS TLETS Training Officer with the Telecommunications Section (TLETS). Joanne will discuss the new Omnixx TLETS system and migration. She will also discuss the new DL reengineering, Failure to Appear Program, National Virtual Pointer System, and Law Enforcement Support Center. 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. Wide Area Radio Communications Coalition This panel will discuss the Brazos Valley Wide Area Communications System, a coalition consisting of the Cities of Bryan, College Station, and Brenham, the counties of Brazos and Washington, and Texas A & M University. The parties in this coalition are combining their resources to improve the capabilities of public safety and public service radio communications internally and among themselves, and to allow direct access to, and exchange of data. The coalition will also join with the Harris County Regional Radio System. T-DEX The Texas Data Exchange (TDEx) is a repository of near real time law enforcement incident data. TDEx allows its users to perform investigative queries, analysis, and subscription services using local agency records management (RMS) data and jail management (JMS) data from across the state and nation, as well as, other sources of related criminal justice data, such as TDCJ and OneDOJ. This allows TDEx users to share criminal justice information in an automated fashion in the same manner as they share it now, through several hours of manual work. DPS Crime Records Update David Gavin is the Assistant Chief 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 Unisys PCCS, Inc. ATSC - Voyager Sierra Systems Timekeeping

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Monday April 20 08:30 4:30 TLETS TAC Beachcomer/Driftwood Clif Harris Department of Public Safety 2:00 5:00 TCJIUG Board Meeting Cataraman Tuesday April 21 08:00 4:00 Registration Pre-Convention Center 8:15 8:45 Welcome/Business Meeting Beachcomer BREAKOUT SESSIONS: 9:00 10:00 Juvenile Case Management Driftwood Charles Gray Urban Counties 9:00 12:00 CJIS Beachcomer Alan Ferretti Department of Public Safety 10:00 10:15 Break Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 10:15 12:00 Voyager Wireless Solutions Driftwood ATS Corporation 12:00-1:00 Lunch (Sponsored by Unisys) Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 1:00 4:00 CJIS (repeat) Beachcomer Alan Ferretti Department of Public Safety 1:00 2:30 Hearing Impaired and VOIP Driftwood Alma Barbee, Deaf Resource Specialist 2:30 2:45 Break Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 3:00 4:00 Voyager Wireless Solutions (repeat) Driftwood ATS Corporation Wednesday April 22 08:00 11:00 Registration Pre-Convention Center 08:00 9:00 IJIS Meeting Beachcomer Kirk Greene TIJIS BREAKOUT SESSIONS: 09:00 10:00 Lessons Learned/Hurricane Ike Driftwood Mike Kubik, Director of Communications, Chambers County John Gaudet, IT Director, Liberty County Brian Jacobs - IT Manager, City of Rockport 09:00 11:00 Fuginet Beachcomer Barbara Weatherford, System Support Specialist Texas Department of Criminal Justice 10:30-10:45 Break Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 10:45 11:45 Sex Offender Registry Driftwood Eddie Contreras, Texas Department of Public Safety

12:00-1:30 Lunch (provided) Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 1:30 3:30 Fuginet (repeat) Beachcomer Barbara Weatherford, System Support Specialist Texas Department of Criminal Justice 1:30 2:30 Bell County IT Solutions Driftwood Tomas Stokes, Systems Analyst 2:30-2:45 Break Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 3:00 4:00 Sex Offender Registry Driftwood Eddie Contreras, Texas Department of Public Safety 5:00 7:00 Presidents Reception Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 7:00 9:00 Special Entertainment Thursday April 23 BREAKOUT SESSIONS: 08:00-10:00 Drivers License Reengineering/FTA Program/ Beachcomer Nations Virtual Pointer System/LESC/TxSure Joanne Jenkins, Texas Department of Public Safety 08:00 11:00 Computer Fraud/ID Theft/Nigerian Scams Driftwood Jason Buchanan, US Secret Service - Dallas 10:00 10:15 Break Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 10:15 11:15 Wide Area Radio Communications Coalition Beachcomer Ron Mayworm, Brazos Valley Council of Governments Ben Roper, City of College Station 12:00-1:15 pm Lunch (provided) Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 1:30 4:30 Computer Fraud/ID Theft/Nigerian Scams (repeat) Driftwood Jason Buchanan, US Secret Service - Dallas 3:00 3:15 Break Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 1:30 3:30 T-Dex Beachcomer Michelle Farris Department of Public Safety/CRS Program Administrator Friday April 24 8:30 11:00 DPS TLETS & Crime Records Update Beachcomer/Driftwood Chief David Gavin 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 every evening (except Wednesday) from 7:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. Enjoy the Presidents Reception Wednesday, April 22 Seabreeze/Sand Dollar 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Fun entertainment will follow in place of Hospitality Suite (7p-9p) Complimentary Lunch will be served: Seabreeze/Sand Dollar Tuesday thru Thursday

Special Thanks The following vendors are supporting TCJIUG by sponsoring conference activities: Unisys is sponsoring the luncheon on Tuesday Sierra Systems is sponsoring a breakfast & break

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