1. MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND CORRECTIONAL SERVICES Criminal Justice Information System Central Repository

2. MARYLAND’s BEST PRACTICES  Sex Offender Registry – National Recognition  HAZMAT – MVA and DPSCS Partnership  Electronic Applicant Processing  Expanded Electronic Criminal Processing  Disposition Reporting Improvements  MAFIS Replacement  NLETS Automation

3. MARYLAND SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY  Nationally Recognized  APPRISS – Sex Offender Alert Line  www.socem.info – Public Awareness Programwww.socem.info  Online Registration Program  Mapping – Geo Map of Offenders – www.mapsexoffenders.com www.mapsexoffenders.com  Justice X-Change

4. HAZMAT  Five Key Locations with Maryland  Fingerprints are done by Repository Staff  Hazmat Locations are located within our State at MVA Service Centers  Overall Average Fingerprint Processing Time is 10 minutes.  Less than 2% Rejection Rate

5. ELECTRONIC APPLICANT PROCESSING  All Submissions for Civil Businesses to FBI are Electronic  Decreased Civil Responses in our State from 6-8 Weeks to 2-3 Days  Card Scanners Utilized to Convert Paper Submissions  Beginning to Implement Fingerprint Vendors for Civil Fingerprint Collection

6. EXPANDED ELECTRONIC CRIMINAL PROCESSING  Increased to 70% of Criminal Processing  Electronic Submissions via LiveScan Stations in all 24 Counties within the State  Card Scan Processing of Remaining Inked Submissions  All Criminal Submissions to FBI will be Electronic

7. DISPOSITION REPORTING  All Disposition Information from Maryland Judiciary is sent to CJIS via MQ Series Interface Daily  Completed Review of FBI Synchronization on all III Records prior to March 1998 (750,000 records)  Created Mandatory Fields and Quality Controls on all LiveScan Submissions

8. MAFIS REPLACEMENT PROJECT  Total Upgrade and Enhancements to AFIS System  Card Conversion Project  Electronic Conversion of over 5 million paper cards  Rapid ID Component  Flat Impressions – Capacity to Search 10-print Database  Decreased Vendor Dependency  Increased Lights-Out Functions

9. NLETS AUTOMATION Phase 1 – Automated “No Record” Responses to NLETS Inquiries Phase 2 – Automated “Record” Responses to NLETS Inquiries 90% of NLETS Inquiries are Never Touched by Human Resources

10. MARYLAND CRIMINAL JUSTICE INFORMATION SYSTEM CENTRAL REPOSITORY Mailing Address:PO Box 32708 Pikesville, MD 21282-2708 Carole J. Shelton cshelton@dpscs.state.md.us cshelton@dpscs.state.md.us Director, CJIS-CR(410) 585-3633 Fax (410) 653-5690 LaVerne Hughes lhughes@dpscs.state.md.us lhughes@dpscs.state.md.us Manager, Customer Service(410) 585-3638 and Quality AssuranceFax (410) 653-5690 Raymond L. Miles rlmiles@dpscs.state.md.us rlmiles@dpscs.state.md.us Manager, Data Integrity(410) 585-3692 Fax (410) 653-5690