New York State’s Integrated Justice Advisory Board is charged with advancing the integration of New York State’s public safety information systems and is composed of CIOs of the State’s criminal justice agencies—including State Police, Division of Parole, the Department of Correctional Services, and the Office of Homeland Security.

learn more: CriminalJustice.state.ny.us

Projects

Assessing Program Strategy

New York created the Integrated Justice Advisory Board in 2004 to knit together the state’s criminal justice information systems and, in doing so, to improve the delivery of criminal justice services. Since its inception, the board has sought to proliferate systems that facilitate the exchange of information vital to crime-fighting efforts.

Bennett Midland was engaged to assess the board’s approach and make recommendations to strengthen it. Working with the Chief Information Officers for each participating agency, along with executives from the state’s Office for Technology and Division of Budget, we reviewed the accomplishments and procedures of the Integrated Justice Advisory Board, identified significant issues and constraints, and made recommendations to improve structure, mission, and operations.

learn more: Operations

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