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New Hampshire J-ONE Integration and Justice Information Sharing Achieves another Milestone
On July 1, 2011 J-One, a Criminal Justice Integration and Information Sharing project for the New Hampshire Department of Public Safety, began electronic transfer of Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) citations to the New Hampshire court case management system for judicial processing and disposition. Computer Projects of Illinois, Inc. (CPI) has been working together with the New Hampshire DPS to design, implement, and support electronic transfer of DMV citations.
The project leverages capabilities available in the CPI OpenFox™ Message Switch Enterprise Information Broker that provides transport management, data transformations, database functionality, delivery management and routing control. The citation data from DMV is accepted, edited, transformed into XML for delivery and processing by the Court system. The OpenFox™ system utilizes a web service for exchange and the delivery of data to the states court system.
According to Keith H. Lohmann, Office of the Commissioner, New Hampshire Department of Safety; “The successful, on-time delivery of the application has already shown an anecdotal improvement in data quality and a demonstrably reduced data entry workload for the courts. CPI is not our vendor -- it is our strategic partner in making J-One a reality.”
Background:
J-One is a Criminal Justice Integration and Information Sharing project for the New Hampshire Department of Public Safety. Overall, the project will substantially improve criminal justice practitioners’ ability to track a particular offender from arrest, citation, or summons through completion of all requirements of a resulting sentence.
Computer Projects of Illinois (CPI) has entered into a contract to provide the State of New Hampshire Integrated Justice Services to the states law enforcement agencies, courts, corrections and criminal justice agencies as part of the New Hampshire J-ONE (Justice - One Network Environment) integrated justice project.
J-ONE will leverage the existing State Police On-Line Telecommunications System (SPOTS) infrastructure which includes the OpenFox™ Message Switch Enterprise Information Broker, Messenger Workstation Software, Hotfile Application and Utility, and Criminal History Records Application along with the state’s high speed telecommunication network.
These combined elements will be used to allow for the electronic exchange and dissemination of arrests, bench warrants, criminal dispositions, and inmate releases to and from dispirit criminal justice systems. Utilizing web services, where, appropriate, CPI provided OpenFox™ Message Switch Enterprise Information Broker will make use of national standards and justice exchanges using the Global Justice XML Data Model (Global JXDM) and National Information Exchange Model (NIEM) as the preferred method. However, some legacy exchanges will be supported as well depending up[on the capability of the communicating partner.
To find out more about this project or what Computer Projects of Illinois (CPI) can provide for your law enforcement/criminal justice initiatives, contact:
Marc J. Smith
Senior Account Executive
(630) 754-8820 x.149
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About Computer Projects of Illinois, Inc.
Computer Projects of Illinois, Inc. (CPI), with its headquarters in Bolingbrook, IL, is the proven leading provider of information sharing software systems that safeguard the public and the officers sworn to protect it. CPI is unique in its core focus on the law enforcement and criminal justice community as exemplified by the fact that the company services over one half of the law enforcement users within the United States. CPI has earned its leadership position through the success of its OpenFox™ information sharing system, the most popular "information broker" system of its kind. CPI maintains its leading position through rapid system development and implementation, dedicated technical support and outstanding customer service. CPI's market leading OpenFox™ Product Suite is comprised of the OpenFox™ Message Switching System, OpenFox™ Desktop Client Software, OpenFox™ HotFiles, OpenFox™ On-Line Validations, OpenFox™ Archive & Retrieval, OpenFox™ Sex Offender Registry and OpenFox™ Criminal History System.
Computer Projects of Illinois, Inc. (CPI), a leader in information-sharing software systems for the law enforcement and criminal justice community, is pleased to announce that on March 29, the Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) became the 27th state to deploy the OpenFox™ Message Switch Information Broker as a principle component of their statewide law enforcement and criminal justice information framework. The success of this project can be attributed to a close working relationship with MSHP, CPI’s understanding of the complexities of criminal justice information systems, and CPI’s experience in delivering solutions that incorporate the technology of today to meet the needs of the client tomorrow.
The Missouri Criminal Justice Modernization Project involves the replacement of multiple legacy systems. Working with MSHP, CPI developed a phased implementation approach to incrementally replace information systems. Phase I integrated CPI’s OpenFox™ Message Switch Information Broker into the MSHP production environment as a transaction broker between the legacy Missouri Uniform Law Enforcement System and MSHP’s new Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) and Mobile In-Car computer systems.
Replacing the legacy desktop 3270 terminals, commonly referred to as ‘green screens,’ will begin in July 2011 with the installation of the OpenFox™ Messenger Desktop Client. In preparation for statewide deployment, several pilot agencies have installed the OpenFox™ Messenger Desktop Client, used for accessing law enforcement and criminal justice information.
Over the next few months, the National Crime Information Center and the National Law Enforcement Telecommunication System interfaces will transition to the OpenFox™ Message Switch, as will the interfaces to Missouri state agency databases such as the Department of Corrections, Department of Revenue and local agency Computer Aided Dispatch and Record Management systems. During this latter phase, CPI and MSHP will deploy SQL databases for the replacement of the legacy DB2 MSHP Hot Files (Wanted/Missing Persons, Stolen Vehicles and Stolen Articles), as well as the current Criminal History databases. The system is operating in a Microsoft Windows 2008 Enterprise Server environment using Microsoft SQL Server.
About Computer Projects of Illinois, Inc.
Computer Projects of Illinois, Inc. (CPI), with its headquarters in Bolingbrook, IL, is the proven leading provider of information sharing software systems that safeguard the public and the officers sworn to protect it. CPI is unique in its core focus on the law enforcement and criminal justice community as exemplified by the fact that the company services over one half of the law enforcement users within the United States. CPI has earned its leadership position through the success of its OpenFox™ information sharing system, the most popular "information broker" system of its kind. CPI maintains its leading position through rapid system development and implementation, dedicated technical support and outstanding customer service. CPI's market leading OpenFox™ Product Suite is comprised of the OpenFox™ Message Switching System, OpenFox™ Desktop Client Software, OpenFox™ HotFiles, OpenFox™ On-Line Validations, OpenFox™ Archive & Retrieval, OpenFox™ Sex Offender Registry and OpenFox™ Criminal History System.
CPI has just developed an enhancement to OpenFox™ Messenger that will notify users when severe weather announcements are delivered to their terminals. This enhancement was built at the request of the state of Arkansas. The enhancement currently supports messages from the National Weather Service delivered to the message switch via Nlets.
The enhancement will require customized changes to your Messenger system.
Messenger will classify the message as a severe weather message if the following conditions are all true:
1) The message's source is NLETS
2) The message's MKE is AM
3) The message's text contains the line "NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE"
4) The message's text contains any of the following words "WARNING", "SEVERE", "TORNADO", "WATCH", "URGENT", or "HAZARDOUS"
If these conditions are met, Messenger will color the message in purple, use a special icon for the message, and will play a "tornado siren" style sound.
Please contact the CPI help desk to start the process of adding this enhancement to your system.
CPI Helpdesk
(866) 471-6305
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