September 2011
September 12-14~ 2011 Tennessee Information Enforcement Systems (TIES) User Group Fall Conference held in Nashville, Tennessee
Diverse Computing, Inc. will be holding its annual eAgent Luncheon, September 12th from 12-1pm. If you are interested in attending, please email us at kshaul@diversecomputing.com or click TIES eAgent Luncheon to complete the invite.
September 12-15~ 2011 California CLETS Users Group (CCUG) Training and Technology Seminar held in San Diego, California
The Annual CCUG Training & Technology Seminar has proven to be the best forum available to CLETS users for training, information exchange, and professional networking. Our membership is comprised of dispatchers, records clerks, trainers, investigators, and technical professionals representing law enforcement and criminal justice agencies throughout the state.
September 19-22~ Alabama Criminal Justice Information Center (ACJIC) 2011 Users Conference held in Gulf Shores, Alabama
Now in its 8th year, this conference is ACJIC’s premiere training event for its user community on the latest is technology and regulations governing information systems and the National Crime Information Center (NCIC). This years conference will be held at the Erie Myers Civic Center.
September 25-28~ 26th Annual Tennessee Emergency Number Association (TENA) 911 Conference held in Kingsport, Tennessee
The Tennessee Emergency Number Association is comprised of public safety communications professionals throughout the state of Tennessee. The 26th Annual Conference will be held at the Meadow View Marriott Conference Resort & Convention Center.
http://www.tena911.org/TENA_CONF.htm
August 2011
August 29-September 1~ Arkansas Association of Chiefs of Police (AACP) State Convention held in Hot Springs, Arkansas
Offering a diversity of training classes developed to enhance and advance education for law enforcement. This convention will be held at the Hot Springs Convention Center.
July 2011
July 11-14~ 2011 Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Annual Training Symposium held in St. Pete Beach, Florida
The Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Annual Training Symposium is an annual event organized by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) that brings together law enforcement officials from local, state and federal agencies. This event provides us with an opportunity to interact with one another and share the knowledge and resources that allows us to provide the security and protection in which the citizens have come to trust, the law enforcement the government demands, and the service we have come to expect from ourselves.
This year we have chosen Tradewinds Island Resorts as our venue. Attendees will find a wide array of session choices and will have an opportunity to interact with vendors and other criminal justice personnel. Whether you are a terminal agency coordinator (TAC), or a corrections or booking officer or a clerks of court employee, or one of the thousands of other law enforcement officials around the state, this training is for you!
June 2011
June 27-30~ 2011 Nlets Annual Business Meeting held in Burlington, Vermont
This year’s meeting begins Monday, June 27 at the Hilton Burlington Hotel in Burlington, Vermont. Overlooking Lake Champlain, “America’s Sixth Great Lake,” the hotel is the centerpiece of Burlington’s acclaimed “Waterfront Renaissance.” Historic, award-winning Church Street Marketplace—often likened to a Parisian cobblestone boulevard with its cafés, shops, boutiques, and restaurants—is just an easy stroll from the hotel. Also close are popular Vermont attractions such as Echo Lake Aquarium, Shelburne Museum, Ben & Jerry’s, the Historic Flynn Center for the Performing Arts, and many others. World-class mountain resorts including Stowe, Sugarbush, and Jay Peak are also easily accessible.
The 2011 meeting will be full of opportunities to learn current industry standards, as well as opportunities to share new information and ideas. The meeting is also a chance to meet and network with both new and veteran Nlets representatives, as well as our strategic partners. A number of vendors will also be available to discuss their diverse product lines.
Our goal for this meeting is to provide an environment conducive to learning and understanding the path of information sharing in the future.
May 2011
May 15-18~ 2011 STARS Workshop held in Savannah, Georgia
The STARS Workshop is your foremost resource providing the tools and education for the perpetual re-visioning necessary to keep you on the leading edge of excellence. This past year has seen many challenges and changes, budget shortages never before experienced, and a not-so-promising economic forecast; however the demands placed upon each of our agencies, and upon each of us, march on without missing a beat. And likewise, being the dedicated individuals we are, we will consistently strive to over-deliver. The hallmark of the STARS Workshop is to help by providing practical information and tools capable of being immediately used and implemented.
One of the single biggest issues facing all CJIS users is the implementation of the new CJIS Security Policy, Version 5.0. Like all previous versions, this policy contains information security requirements, guidelines, and agreements reflecting the will of law enforcement and criminal justice agencies for protecting the sources, transmission, storage, and generation of Criminal Justice Information (CJI); and the Personally Identifiable Information derived from CJI.
Version 5.0 brings many changes, the least of which is the auditing requirement of non-criminal justice agency use of the system. This and the other aspects of changes will be discussed by representatives of the FBI, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, and the training, audit, and ISO staff of various state programs. These and the other presentations will deliver the information critical to increasing the efficiency of our various systems, and ultimately the safety and security of our citizens.
Throughout the three days of the workshop you will receive succinct, yet consistent, messages of positive attitudes, ideas, and leadership qualities.
The diversity of the presenters and topics is intended to foster a unique educational experience encouraging attendees to expand their thought process, and thus, their cadre of leadership skills.
The STARS Workshop provides a one-of-a-kind environment for expanding your leadership skills and broadening your networking opportunities through using the breaks, meal times, and evening hours to visit with like-minded colleagues. Collaborative partnerships are essential to the success of our organizations’; please take a moment to express your gratitude to each of our partners (sponsors) who will also be in attendance throughout the conference.
Practitioners involved, at any level, in FBI CJIS and/or Nlets Training & Education, Auditing, Information System Security, system use, or related software or hardware development or consulting are strongly encouraged to attend. Any active or retired members of the public safety/criminal justice professions are also welcome.
http://www.cvent.com/events/2011-stars-workshop/event-summarydae54a05aaf847208335d0bc907283f6.aspx
May 24-26~ Arkansas Crime Information Center (ACIC) Conference held in Hot Springs, Arkansas
ACIC will host the conference for criminal justice officers, executives, and administrators. Many organizations will be able to display their goods and services to the criminal justice community. There are two and a half days of vendor exhibitions. This year there will be maximum conference participation, therefore this will be an excellent opportunity for organizations for meet with leaders of the law enforcement community.
April 2011
April 7~ Tennessee Association of Chiefs of Police (TACP) Mid-Year Vendor EXPO held in Nashville, Tennessee
March 2011
March 10~North Carolina Police Executives Association Regional Training Seminar held in Jamestown, North Carolina
March 22-23~ Tennessee Information Enforcement System (TIES) User Group Conference held in Memphis, Tennessee
January 2011
January 24-25~ 2011 Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police (GACP) Winter Training Conference held in Atlanta, Georgia
http://www.gachiefs.com/MeetingsConfs_WTC.htm
January 23-26~ North Carolina Association of Chiefs of Police held in Asheville, North Carolina
January 25-28~ 911 Winter Workshop 2011 held in Gatlinburg, Tennessee