technical assistance

On September 13, 2016, Mr. Phil Ramer, Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) Initiative (NSI) Executive Support Specialist, coordinated an NSI Technical Assistance (TA) Delivery for the West Virginia Intelligence Fusion Center (WVIFC). The delivery was part of WVIFC's Terrorism Liaison Officer Training Seminar and included an overview of the NSI and the eGuardian system. Privacy concerns, the NSI's suite of online trainings, and the sixteen behaviors as articulated in the Functional Standard 1.5.5 were also discussed.

On January 26, 2016, Mr. Monte McKee, Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting (SAR) Initiative (NSI) Executive Support Specialist, coordinated an NSI Technical Assistance (TA) Delivery for the Indiana Intelligence Fusion Center (IIFC). The purpose of the TA was twofold: to address privacy concerns related to the NSI program and use of the SAR Data Repository (SDR) and to provide an NSI New Director Briefing to the new IIFC Director and leadership team.

Technical assistance deliveries provide facilitated discussion with fusion centers and partner agencies (if applicable); experienced subject-matter experts to share lessons learned and professional anecdotes to help inform the discussion and decision-making process; and follow-up consultation and support, as needed. The technical assistance service deliveries are designed to provide flexible assistance; each delivery is tailored to meet the specific needs of the requesting fusion center.

Technical assistance deliveries provide facilitated discussion with fusion centers and partner agencies (if applicable); experienced subject-matter experts to share lessons learned and professional anecdotes to help inform the discussion and decision-making process; and follow-up consultation and support, as needed. The technical assistance service deliveries are designed to provide flexible assistance; each delivery is tailored to meet the specific needs of the requesting fusion center.

Technical assistance deliveries provide facilitated discussion with fusion centers and partner agencies (if applicable); experienced subject-matter experts to share lessons learned and professional anecdotes to help inform the discussion and decision-making process; and follow-up consultation and support, as needed. The technical assistance service deliveries are designed to provide flexible assistance; each delivery is tailored to meet the specific needs of the requesting fusion center.

IIR provided logistical and travel reimbursement support for certain participants to attend specific events.

In-depth analysis of technical assistance requests processed by PDMP TTAC for the fourth quarter of FY 14.

In-depth analysis of technical assistance requests processed by PDMP TTAC for the third quarter of FY 14.

The New Jersey Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC) and the Essex County Sheriff's Office (ECSO) plan to implement a pilot solution to streamline the current warrant data process. The pilot solution will consist of the implementation of a two-way interface to enable the electronic transfer of data and provide for automatic system updates of warrant information between the identified state systems and the Warrant Module of the ECSO’s Records Management System (RMS). The goal is to have this pilot program implemented in the remaining twenty (20) counties in the state.