Tyler Tech Podcast

Incident Based Reporting: The Impact on Local, State, and Federal Law Enforcement

Episode Summary

At every level of government, there are mandates surrounding law enforcements move from Uniform Crime Reporting to Incident-Based Crime Reporting. Moving from one form of reporting to another is stressful in any situation, but in a career where mission-criticality is of the utmost importance, utilizing technology solutions can make this easier and better for all involved.

Episode Notes

At every level of government, there are mandates surrounding law enforcements move from Uniform Crime Reporting to Incident-Based Crime Reporting. Moving from one form of reporting to another is stressful in any situation, but in a career where mission-criticality is of the utmost importance, utilizing technology solutions can make this easier and better for all involved.

In this episode, government entities at all levels will hear from industry experts as how to best tackle these reporting mandates. 

Key info:

The FBI’s National Incident Based Reporting Systems (NIBRS) is a compilation of reports generated by local, state, tribal, and federal automated records systems. Numerous mandates exist across this space requiring agencies to move from UCR to IBR. 

Guests:

• Clark Nethers – longtime law enforcement professional who now implements the Incode Public Safety product for Tyler. 
• Adam Bobola – long time law enforcement professional who remained a sworn officer while working for Tyler. Expert with our Enterprise Records product and the switch from UCR to IBR.
• Skip Bland - More than 30 years of military security, law enforcement, and counterintelligence experience. Currently, works with Federal Agencies to support their criminal justice information systems.

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