Information Sharing
What's New
National Strategy for Information Sharing Release
The White House released the National Strategy for Information Sharing. The Strategy sets forth a plan to build upon the progress made in improving information sharing since the September 11th, 2001 attacks and establishes an integrated national information sharing capability. It was developed using a collaborative process and based on significant input provided by members of the Federal Information Sharing Council, as well as state, local, tribal, and private sector officials from across the nation.
“Communicate Now! Real-Time Exchange Between Public Safety and Transportation”
Emergencies demand effective communication of information between public safety and transportation agencies responding to any situation, but the absence of a uniform approach for data sharing remains a barrier. To fill this void, the U.S. Department of Transportation's Joint Program Office (JPO) is establishing a standards-based approach to critical information exchange through the Intelligent Transportation Systems and Public Safety Information Exchange Project. An informational brochure is available for download. Additional information on Intelligent Transportation Systems can be found here…
Highlights
Comprehensive Regional Information Sharing Project (CRISP) and Report Documents Released
A Practitioner's Handbook for Regional Law Enforcement Information-Sharing Systems. The CRISP Handbook, the CRISP Concept of Operations, and the CRISP Metrics are available for download.
Information Sharing Surveys
These Technology Clearinghouse surveys have been completed by law enforcement agencies around the country. Each survey will provide you with background information on that particular agency's information sharing related project, including funding resources, hardware and software vendors utilized for that project as well as contact information for the individual who worked on the project. Some of the surveys may appear in other categories because they deal with various technologies and are not just limited to information sharing.
IACP Technology Talk Articles
Click here for recent monthly Technology Talk articles, which focus on law enforcement technology and information systems, that have appeared in IACP's Police Chief magazine. Each of these articles is related to information sharing.
Technology Talk Archives
Click here for past articles from 1997-2006.


The IACP Law Enforcement Information Management Section (LEIM) brings together law enforcement
practitioners to improve and facilitate the exchange of information and system interoperability
within and across jurisdictional boundaries. LEIM key stakeholders include police chiefs, law enforcement
executives, and technologists.
