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Posted: Fri May 21st, 2010 03:01 am | 1st Post |
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Practical and Tactical License Plate Reader Programs: Managing Officers, Data, and Systems Effectively in San Diego and Cincinnati
Sponsored by: SPAWAR Atlantic - Advanced Law Enforcement Technology Branch and the National Institute of Justice - Office of Science and Technology
Date: Thursday, June 3, 2010 Time: 2:00pm EDT (duration: 90 Minutes) Cost: Free Registration: Register Today!
The deadline for registering is June 3, 2010 at 1:00 pm EDT
Phone Number for Audio: (877) 311-4232
Pass Code: 76633859
Attendance is limited to the first 175 registered participants.
The target audience for this Webinar includes:
Law Enforcement Officers
Law Enforcement Administrators and Policymakers
Academic Researchers
Event Description:
This is the second in a series of SPAWAR- NIJ sponsored, no-cost law enforcement technology webinars on LPR.
A single LPR system is a powerful, crime-fighting tool in the hands of a skilled law enforcement officer. Connecting multiple LPR systems is proving to be an even more powerful enforcement and investigative tool. Interfaces can be created to connect multiple LPR systems to streamline data sharing within and across geographical areas.
This webinar will highlight the work that is underway in San Diego and Cincinnati. This event is designed for agencies currently managing LPR programs and agencies seeking additional information on effective ways to deploy LPR systems. This non-commercial session will be delivered by practitioners for practitioners. A non-technical overview of each program will be provided as well as operational, policy, and administrative lessons learned.
Participants will have an opportunity to submit questions to the panel through the webinar interface.
Presenters:
Session Moderator:
Matthew Snyder: SPAWAR Advanced Law Enforcement Technology Branch
Matthew Snyder is a Law Enforcement Program Manager with SPAWAR's Advanced Law Enforcement Technology Branch. Prior to joining the Federal government in 2007 he served as IACP's Technology Center Administrator for ten years. Mr. Snyder has over 18 years of municipal law enforcement experience and over 24 years of active and reserve military experience. He holds a Master of Public Administration degree from James Madison University and he is a graduate of the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy.
Session Presenters:
Dale Stockton, San Diego Automated Regional Justice System (ARJIS)
Dale Stockton is a 32-year-veteran of law enforcement, having retired as a Police Captain for the City of Carlsbad, California. He has a master's degree from the University of California School of Criminology, Law and Society and is a graduate of the 201st FBI National Academy. He is the editor-in-chief of Law Officer magazine and lawofficer.com. In addition to being the LPR project manager at ARJIS, he is currently working with both IACP and NIJ on LPR initiatives and has been a frequent presenter on the value and challenge of LPR technology.
Heather N. Whitton, Cincinnati Police Department
Heather N. Whitton has been with the Cincinnati Police Department for three years in the Information Technology Management Section. She is currently the Regional LPR project manager over 3 states, 12 counties, and 45 plus participating law enforcement agencies. She has experience in all aspects including Mobile and Fixed deployment, database management, investigative strategies, user training, policy development, and pursuing and maintaining LPR grant funding. Heather has a passion for the LPR technology. She has provided input to the national LPR data standard, is a member of the LPR Privacy Working group, and works to continue growing the use of LPR technology across all agencies nationwide.
Goals:
The goals of this Webinar include the following:
Providing findings of National Institute of Justice LPR Operational Research to the nation's law enforcement community
Improving the law enforcement community's knowledge of evidence-based research to support technology decision making
Soliciting feedback from the law enforcement community on LPR related operational, technical, and policy issues
Post Webinar Activity:
A Survey will be administered immediately after the webinar to all registered participants.
Presentations will be available upon request after the webinar.
Questions: Contact Heather R. Cotter at heather@cotterresearch.com
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