IDACS definition

IDACS means the Indiana Data and Communication System established under Indiana Code (“IC”) 10-13-3-35 and administered under 240 IAC 5. IDACS is the principal CJIS system in Indiana, and is managed by the ISP.
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Examples of IDACS in a sentence

  • Serious violations of this agreement may result in immediate suspension of IDACS service.

  • This includes compliance with validation procedures as specified in the Indiana Administrative Code, NCIC serious error procedures, and IDACS quality control procedures.

  • The IDACS terminal agency agrees to furnish the non-terminal agency such criminal offender record information and other criminal justice and law enforcement information as is available in the IDACS files.

  • Upon cancellation, the non-terminal agency is no longer entitled to access the system until another such agreement is negotiated with another IDACS terminal agency.

  • Non-terminal agency shall not provide information to unauthorized agencies, but shall refer such agencies to the IDACS Committee.

  • Either party may with cause and approval of the IDACS Committee, upon thirty (30) days notice in writing, cancel this agreement.

  • All agencies having access to IDACS either directly or indirectly shall comply with the provisions of this agreement, Indiana Administrative Code, IDACS/NCIC/NLETS rules as they apply to criminal history information (computerized or manual), and wanted file information, Bureau of Motor Vehicles information, and general message switching and signify their agreement to do so by the execution of this document.

  • Either party may with cause, and approval of the IDACS Committee, upon thirty (30) days notice in writing, cancel this agreement.

  • The User Agency agrees to comply with all IDACS training requirements.

  • The Police Advisory Committee shall be comprised of the County Sheriff, the Chief of Police of the City, and the Town ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ of the Town, the 911 Director and the IDACS Coordinator.