Arizona Board of Fingerprinting

The meeting included an executive director's report on the fiscal year 2024 budget and the fiscal year 2023 strategic plan. The board adopted the budget for fiscal year 2024 and conducted an annual review of the fingerprint clearance card fee, deciding to maintain the current fee. The board also held elections for the Chairperson and Vice Chairperson positions.

The meeting included an executive director's report on the fiscal year 2022 budget and strategic plan, adoption of the budget for fiscal year 2023, and an annual review of the fingerprint-clearance-card fee. The board also held elections for the Chairperson and Vice Chairperson positions.

The meeting included a call to the public, during which no comments were made. The board held an election to fill the vacant vice-chairperson position. Nominations were made, and Mr. Piccarreta was elected as the new vice-chairperson.

The meeting included an executive director's report on the fiscal year 2023 budget and strategic plan, adoption of the budget for fiscal year 2024, and an annual review of the fingerprint clearance card fee. The board also conducted its annual election for the Chairperson and Vice Chairperson positions and discussed employee performance and compensation.

The Arizona Board of Fingerprinting's operating plan focuses on processing applications for good-cause exceptions and central-registry exceptions, determining applicant rehabilitation from criminal behavior or child abuse/neglect. Key performance highlights include efficiently processing a high volume of applications within statutory timeframes and maintaining a high acceptance rate for expedited review recommendations. The plan also outlines revenue forecasting methodologies, expenditure categories, and funding issue details to support the Board's operations and strategic objectives.