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Aldona
Valicenti Named Public Official of the Year
Kentucky's CIO was recognized as one of Governing Magazine's Public
Officials of the Year for being "an information visionary and
helping a bureaucracy think like an enterprise."
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Governing
Magazine Recognizes Kentucky
Kentucky received a B+ in the IT category in Governing Magazine's
Government Performance Project study, one of only a few states to
achieve such a high ranking.
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Civic.com "Civic 50" Awards
Kentucky received 5 Civic.com awards in 2001 for technology related
projects, tying California for the most awards in the nation.
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Leadership
Roles
In 2001, GOT leaders held national positions including:
Aldona Valicenti - President of NASCIO - National Association of
State CIOs
Dave Ballard - President of NASTD - National Association State Technology
Directors
Susan Lambert - President of NSGIC - National States Geographic
Information Council
More information at:
http://www.nascio.org
http://www.nastd.org
http://www.nsgic.org
Unified Criminal Justice Information System (UCJIS) Grant
Aldona Valicenti, who chairs the UCJIS council, and the Justice
Cabinet were proud to receive from the National Governors' Association
(NGA) an award grant of $1million to pilot a warrants project in
Kentucky. Currently the process of obtaining and serving a warrant
is not standardized in the state and warrants are held on a county
by county basis without the processes in place to share that information
statewide. UCJIS is an information system that utilizes technology
to electronically capture data built on a set of unique identifiers
(charge and individual) at the earliest opportunity. This data will
appear as a seamless record of an individual’s encounters with
the criminal justice system. UCJIS is anticipated to greatly improve
the capture and flow of information by helping reduce/eliminate
redundant data entry, increase the sharing of information statewide,
conform to national standards, save time and hopefully save lives.
GIS
Gets NASA Grant
The Kentucky Office of Geographic Information in the Governor's
Office for Technology was awarded a $1.3 million NASA grant to gain
a clearer picture of forest, urban and rural landscape in Kentucky.
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