Missouri FY24 NCHIP

The Missouri State Highway Patrol (MSHP) will use funds for several of projects: 1) Criminal History Overtime. MSHP intends to continue criminal history overtime to current personnel to research missing dispositions and update expungement dispositions as a result of the recent passage of Constitutional Amendment XIV related to marijuana offenses and the vacate of sentence. 2) Criminal History Records System and the Missouri Automated Criminal History System replacements. The Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) seeks to continue its partnership with a state contracted vendor to build a Criminal History Record System and the Missouri Automated Criminal History System (MACHS) to include the associated interfaces. 3) Livescan Security. Enhancements will ensure livescans remain compliant with the CJIS Security Policy and address a recent FBI/NGI security audit recommendation for the Patrol to implement additional livescan end user authentication to strengthen security requirements associated with the collection of criminal justice information.  4) IAI Certification Tenprint Training. Requesting funding for two examiners to complete their IAI Certification training and testing and start a third person on their certification training. 5) Compact Council Meeting Attendance. Funds are being requested to send two additional staff to the Compact Council meeting. 6) MSHP Criminal History Records Cross Match State and National Death File.  The Central Repository holds approximately 2,000,000 million unique records with at least one criminal arrest.  Conducting cross matching will assist in disposition reporting rates and direct efforts related to pseudo pointer records.