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Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) module enables dispatchers to take service calls and dispatch officers quickly, with very few key strokes. The CAD screen is a real-time display which automatically updates whenever activity occurs to ensure your dispatchers are looking at an up to date view. Based on the location of a call CAD is capable of presenting the dispatcher with a prioritized list of units and agencies to respond to it. Such a list might include which first responder, ambulance company, fire units, primary officers, and secondary (backup) officers. Only the types of units required by the call are displayed for selection by the dispatcher.

Incident Records Management (IRM) module is an incident based records system which captures all of the incident related information and classifications. This information can then be retrieved on-line through powerful interactive search programs which empowers your officers to do the best job possible. These search programs allow for multiple simultaneous selection criteria such as officer involved, date and time ranges, location and many more. This information is also used to print reports such as officer activity, UCR, and service statistics.

Master Name Index (MNI) module stores and manages information about people and businesses. Current and previous addresses and AKA's are kept on both types of subjects as well as relationships between subjects such as gang membership. Extensive physical descriptions are stored for people. Contact history is cross referenced and every recorded contact with the subject is displayed and selectable for reviewing the details of the incident or other contact type. Extensive on-line search capabilities are available which can simultaneously include full name/ partial name/ first name only, address, contact severity and various physical description ranges and types (i.e. height, weight, age, sex, race, hair, eyes).

Fire Incident Reporting (FIR) module records information concerning fires, events related to fires, and equipment used. This information is then used to produce NFIRS reports and NFIRS data submissions to state authorities. This module is integrated with CAD and IRM to eliminate duplication of keying efforts.

Wisconsin TIME Interface (TIM) module provides direct access to all available TIME network formats using any AS/400 work station. This module is one keystroke away for dispatchers using CAD, and is also integrated into the Incident Records and Master Name Index modules. Existing information is carried forward to the TIME formats to eliminate the rekeying of information. An example would be being able to run a "27" using an existing name in the system and not having to rekey the name into the TIME format.

Geographic Data Base (GEO) module stores pertinent information for every location serviced. It is used by CAD to validate locations, aid in determining which agencies should respond, and provide warning information about the locations. It can simultaneously store multiple patrol plans and district break downs. This module also helps in resolving duplicate street name issues.

Bicycle Registration (BKR) module is designed to store bicycle registration information while cross indexing owners into the MNI module. This system keeps a complete history of owners and registration information for a bike allowing for easy transfers of ownership. Auction information is kept for recovered unclaimed bikes.

Parking Ticket Management (PTM) module records parking ticket information and generates overdue notices, including state D.O.T. notices. Parking offenders are also cross referenced into the MNI module. Fines/ fees are completely customer configurable by agency. Parking tickets can also be associated to an incident should the situation escalate. Advanced on-line search programs provide instant access to ticket information, which links to people and their contact histories, which links to the incident or other detail behind the contact.

Mobile Data Computer (MDC) module interfaces computers in the squad cars to the C.R.I.M.E. system allowing them to get detailed dispatch information, field officer status information. state law enforcement information, inquire into local records, and interact with the dispatchers and other officers. The MDC's also provide integrated electronic mail support which allows communication between all personnel enrolled in EMAIL, even people on other shifts.

CAD 911 Emergency Telephone Interface (CET) module is designed to acquire the address information from the 911 emergency telephone system and provide it to the dispatchers using the CAD module. This module also evaluates, filters, and converts portions of the 911 address to conform to the local address information. This step is required in order to take full advantage of the information available.