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Nov 7, 2026
Dec 1, 2026
Provide certified fraud examiners exam review course.
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Nov 7, 2026
Dec 2, 2026
Provide reorganization of the criminal justice data transparency system.
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Nov 2, 2026
Jan 14, 2027
FDLE is seeking competitive proposals for a standalone, single-tenant facility in the Tampa Bay area of Hillsborough/Pasco County, Florida, for secure law-enforcement and forensic services and related infrastructure. Proposals may offer an existing building or a non-existing build-to-suit/turnkey building, and the facility must comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The solicitation is classified as lease and rental of property or building.
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City
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Miami
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Miami-Dade
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1030 NW 111th Ave
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(403) 789-4234
Zip Code
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33172
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Florida Department of Law Enforcement
The Council received an overview of the Florida Sunshine Law and a legislative update regarding FDLE information technology projects. Updates were provided on the Florida Incident-Based Reporting System, the Use of Force project, the Criminal Justice Data Transparency initiative, the Uniform Arrest Affidavit project, and the Biometric Identification Solution modernization. The Council approved the State Attorney Data Dictionary version 1.4 and adopted the current FDLE statute table as a uniform standard. Additionally, the Office of the State Courts Administrator provided information on a livescan grant and proposed legislative revisions concerning electronic fingerprint collection in court proceedings.
The Council received status updates on the Florida Incident-Based Reporting System (FIBRS) project, focusing on procurement, development, and the integration of Use-of-Force reporting. Discussions also covered the Criminal Justice Data Transparency (CJDT) initiative, including vendor procurement, data dictionary updates, and the publication of data dashboards. The Council approved various data dictionaries for the Uniform Arrest Affidavit (UAA), State Attorney, County Detention Facility, and Clerks of Court. Additionally, members established a baseline for a Uniform Statute Table, reviewed the status of the OSCA livescan grant pilot project, and appointed a new Chair and Vice Chair.
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The Council discussed several key technological and operational initiatives, including the Computerized Criminal History system needs, electronic warrant improvement strategies, and various data sharing projects such as FLEX, RLEX, and N-DEx. Significant focus was placed on Federated Identity Management to streamline data access, with exploratory committees proposed to assess feasibility. Additionally, the Council reviewed the Orange County Sheriff's Office Crime Analysis Reporting Online system, the use of automated license plate readers, and the Law Enforcement Consolidation Task Force progress. Further discussions covered Next Generation Identification projects, facial recognition planning, national biometric standards, and a pilot program for U.S. Department of State information sharing, as well as Rapid ID and DNA collection status.
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