COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO

AIRFIELD MANAGEMENT AND FIREFIGHTING SERVICES.

HIGH INTENSITY DRUG TRAFFICKING AREAS HIDTA PROGRAM FISCAL YEAR FY 2025 GRANT AWARD

THE SACRAMENTO ICAC IS A MULTIJURISDICTIONAL PROGRAM CONSISTING OF INVESTIGATORS FROM VARIOUS LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PROSECUTORIAL AGENCIES THROUGHOUT THE PROGRAM’S SERVICE AREA.  SACRAMENTO ICAC IS RESPONSIBLE FOR A THIRTY-COUNTY REGION LOCATED IN NORTHERN AND CENTRAL CALIFORNIA, WHICH SPANS SIXTY-TWO THOUSAND SQUARE MILES FROM THE OREGON BORDER TO CENTRAL VALLEY AND FROM THE NEVADA BORDER TO THE NORTHERN COAST OF CALIFORNIA.  THIS REGION INCLUDES THE COUNTIES OF ALPINE, AMADOR, BUTTE, CALAVERAS, COLUSA, DEL NORTE, EL DORADO, GLENN, HUMBOLDT, LAKE, LASSEN, MENDOCINO, MODOC, MONO, NEVADA, PLACER, PLUMAS, SACRAMENTO, SAN JOAQUIN, SHASTA, SIERRA, SISKIYOU, SOLANO, STANISLAUS, SUTTER, TEHAMA, TRINITY, TUOLUMNE, YOLO AND YUBA.  THIS REGION ENCOMPASSES THE MAJORITY OF THE FEDERAL EASTERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA, INCLUDES SEVERAL LARGE URBAN AREAS, REMOTE RURAL COMMUNITIES, AND A POPULATION OF OVER 5.5 MILLION. THIS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AIMED AT LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, TEACHERS, PARENTS, AND CHILDREN; SERVING AS A RESOURCE TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES FOR BOTH INVESTIGATIONS AND FORENSIC EXAMINATIONS; ASSISTING AS NEEDED WITH THE PROSECUTION OF CASES AT THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL; AND PARTICIPATING IN NATIONALLY-COORDINATED INVESTIGATIONS.  INCREASED EFFORTS WILL BE FOCUSED ON PROACTIVE INVESTIGATIONS INTO INTERNET CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN.

SACRAMENTO COUNTY FAMILY TREATMENT COURTS (SCFTC) IDENTIFIED THAT STATISTICALLY SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES EXISTS ACROSS ALL CHILD PERMANENCY INDICATORS BASED ON CHILD RACE WITH AFRICAN AMERICAN (AA) CHILDREN HAVING THE POOREST OUTCOMES.  AS A RESULT, SACRAMENTO COUNTY IS REQUESTING TO FUND THE EMBRACING EQUALITY EARLY INTERVENTION FAMILY TREATMENT COURT (EIFTC) PROJECT.  THE PURPOSE AND ACTIVITIES OF THIS PROJECT IS TO ENHANCE SERVICES PROVIDED TO AA CHILDREN AND PARENTS THROUGH: (1) THE UTILIZATION OF THE CULTURAL BROKER PROGRAM FOR FAMILIES WHERE ALCOHOL AND/OR DRUGS CONTRIBUTED TO A SUBSTANTIATED ALLEGATION OF CHILD ABUSE AND/OR NEGLECT; (2) EFFECTIVELY LINK AA/B FAMILIES TO CHILD WELFARE VOLUNTARY SERVICE, INFORMAL SUPERVISION AND EIFTC; AND (3) LINKAGE TO COMMUNITY INCUBATOR LEADERS (CIL) WITHIN THE FAMILIES’ COMMUNITIES.

THROUGH THIS AWARD,THE SACRAMENTO INTERNET CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN (ICAC) TASK FORCE WILLMAINTAIN AND EXPAND THE SACRAMENTO ICAC PROGRAM AND IMPROVE ITS EFFECTIVENESS IN PREVENTING, INTERDICTING, INVESTIGATING, AND PROSECUTING INTERNET CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN AND TECHNOLOGY-FACILITATED CHILD EXPLOITATION. THIS WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AIMED AT LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS, TEACHERS, PARENTS, AND CHILDREN; SERVING AS A RESOURCE TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES FOR BOTH INVESTIGATIONS AND FORENSIC EXAMINATIONS; ASSISTING AS NEEDED WITH THE PROSECUTION OF CASES AT THE APPROPRIATE LEVEL; AND PARTICIPATING IN NATIONALLY-COORDINATED INVESTIGATIONS. INCREASED EFFORTS WILL BE FOCUSED ON PROACTIVE INVESTIGATIONS INTO INTERNET CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN.

THE SACRAMENTO COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY LABORATORY OF FORENSIC SERVICES (CRIME LABORATORY) IS EXPECTED TO EXPERIENCE A YEAR IN WHICH NO NEW GROWTH REQUESTS FOR POSITIONS WILL BE APPROVED FOR THE 2025-2026 FISCAL YEARS. IN THE PAST SEVERAL YEARS, THE CRIME LABORATORY HAS LOST THREE FULL-TIME QUALIFIED DNA ANALYSTS DUE TO RETIREMENTS OR PROMOTIONS. DESPITE THESE CHALLENGES, THE CRIME LABORATORY IS COMMITTED TO MEETING THE FORMULA DNA CAPACITY ENHANCEMENT FOR BACKLOG REDUCTION PROGRAM (CEBR) GOALS OF INCREASING THE NUMBER OF COMBINED DNA INDEX SYSTEM (CODIS) ELIGIBLE SAMPLES ANALYZED AND INCREASING THE CAPACITY TO PROCESS EVIDENCE SAMPLES. THE FIRST GOAL WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED BY CONTINUING THE GRANT FUNDING OF ONE DNA ANALYST TO ANALYZE EVIDENCE ASSOCIATED WITH DESIGNATED CRIME CASES TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF CODIS ELIGIBLE SAMPLES ANALYZED WHICH WILL SUPPORT A DECREASE IN THE LABORATORYS DNA BACKLOG. IN ADDITION, THE CRIME LABORATORY WILL USE GRANT FUNDS FOR THREE DNA ANALYSTS TO TRAVEL TO A NATIONAL DNA CONFERENCE TO SATISFY THEIR CONTINUING EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS AND LEARN ABOUT NEW DNA INNOVATIONS, INSTRUMENTS, AND TECHNOLOGIES. TO FULFILL THE CAPACITY ENHANCEMENT GOAL, THE CRIME LABORATORYS DNA TECHNICAL LEAD WILL BE FUNDED BY THE CEBR GRANT TO PERFORM AND OVERSEE VALIDATIONS INCLUDING THE THERMO FISHER APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS HID NIMBUS PRESTO SYSTEM AS WELL AS TO OVERSEE THE TRAINING OF ONE DNA TECHNICIAN AND TWO DNA ANALYSTS. THE ABILITY TO INCREASE A LABORATORY'S CAPACITY IS BASED ON THE IMPLEMENTATION OF INSTRUMENTS AND TECHNOLOGY DESIGNED TO INCREASE EFFICIENCY. INTEGRATING NEWLY QUALIFIED DNA TECHNICIANS AND ANALYSTS INTO DNA CASEWORK WILL ALSO SUPPORT THE GOAL OF INCREASING THE CAPACITY TO PROCESS MORE EVIDENCE SAMPLES.

THE SACRAMENTO COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEYS (DAS) OFFICE SEEKS TO CONTINUE ITS COLD CASE DNA PROSECUTION TEAM (TEAM) WHICH WILL BE DEVOTED TO THE GOALS OF INCREASING THE NUMBER OF VIOLENT CRIME COLD CASE PROSECUTIONS AND DECREASING THE NUMBER OF UNSOLVED VIOLENT CRIME COLD CASES AWAITING PROSECUTION. THE FIRST OBJECTIVE IS THE PROSECUTION OF VIOLENT CRIME COLD CASES WHERE DNA EVIDENCE HAS BEEN OBTAINED, BUT NO SUSPECTS HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED. THERE ARE CURRENTLY OVER 1,000 VIOLENT CRIME COLD CASES IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY WHERE SUSPECT DNA PROFILES FAILED TO MATCH KNOWN PROFILES IN CODIS OR OTHER DATABASES. THE SECOND OBJECTIVE IS TO DECREASE THE NUMBER OF COLD CASE VIOLENT CRIMES WHERE SUSPECT DNA HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED. THIS PROGRAM WOULD INCREASE THE CAPACITY TO ADDRESS THESE CASES AND EXPAND OUR CAPABILITIES BY UTILIZING INVESTIGATIVE AND LAB PERSONNEL TO DO THE NECESSARY FOLLOW UP AND DEDICATING PROSECUTORS TO TRYING THE CASES. THE DAS OFFICE, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ALLIED AGENCIES, HAS IDENTIFIED SUSPECTS USING FORENSIC GENETIC GENEALOGY AND HAS SUCCESSFULLY PROSECUTED THREE CASES. IN ADDITION, WE CURRENTLY HAVE ONE ACTIVE PROSECUTION WHERE THE SUSPECTS WERE IDENTIFIED BY FORENSIC GENETIC GENEALOGY. THE FIRST SUCCESSFULLY PROSECUTED CASE INVOLVED THE NOTORIOUS RAPIST AND SERIAL KILLER JOSEPH DEANGELO, ALSO KNOWN AS THE GOLDEN STATE KILLER. THIS CASE WAS PROSECUTED IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY IN COLLABORATION WITH FIVE OTHER COUNTIES. WHILE THE DAS OFFICE HAS HAD SOME SUCCESS SOLVING VIOLENT CRIME COLD CASES, WE HAVE MANY CASES LEFT TO SOLVE AND WILL DEMONSTRATE THE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL RESOURCES TO ACCOMPLISH THIS GOAL. THE TEAM CURRENTLY CONSISTS OF FOUR PROJECT GROUPS: FORENSIC ANALYSIS, GENEALOGY, INVESTIGATIVE, AND PROSECUTION. THE TEAM SEEKS TO EXPAND ITS TEAM MEMBERS BY ADDING A DEDICATED INVESTIGATOR, PROSECUTOR, AND TEAM SUPERVISOR TO OVERSEE CASES FROM INVESTIGATION TO PROSECUTION. USING THE DAS LABORATORY OF FORENSIC SERVICES, THIS TEAM WILL OBTAIN DNA STR PROFILES FROM PRESERVED ITEMS OF EVIDENCE AND UPLOAD THEM TO PURSUE MATCH LEADS AND FAMILIAL SEARCHES. WHERE NO MATCHES OCCUR, THE TEAM WILL DEVELOP GENOME PROFILES TO PURSUE FORENSIC GENETIC GENEALOGY. THE MISSION WILL BE TO DEVELOP SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHISMS PROFILES OR FULL GENOME SEQUENCING FROM EVIDENCE SAMPLES AND PURSUE FORENSIC GENETIC GENEALOGY TO IDENTIFY THOSE RESPONSIBLE, ELIMINATE THE INNOCENT, AND SEEK PROSECUTION OF THE OFFENDERS WHERE THE EVIDENCE WARRANTS IT AND BRING JUSTICE TO VICTIMS LONG OVERDUE TO RECEIVE IT.

PROSECUTING COLD CASES USING DNA CFDA NO. 16.036 PROGRAM ABSTRACT   THE SACRAMENTO COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY’S (DA’S) OFFICE SEEKS TO EXPAND THE COLD CASE DNA PROSECUTION TEAM (TEAM) WHICH IS DEVOTED TO THE GOALS OF INCREASING THE NUMBER OF VIOLENT CRIME COLD CASE PROSECUTIONS AND DECREASING THE NUMBER OF UNSOLVED VIOLENT CRIME COLD CASES AWAITING PROSECUTION.  THE FIRST OBJECTIVE IS THE PROSECUTION OF VIOLENT CRIME COLD CASES WHERE DNA EVIDENCE HAS BEEN OBTAINED, BUT NO SUSPECTS HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED.  THERE ARE CURRENTLY 1,460 VIOLENT CRIME COLD CASES IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY WHERE SUSPECT DNA PROFILES FAILED TO MATCH KNOWN PROFILES IN CODIS OR OTHER DATABASES.  THE SECOND OBJECTIVE IS TO DECREASE THE NUMBER OF COLD CASE VIOLENT CRIMES WHERE SUSPECT DNA HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED.  THE EXPANSION OF THE TEAM WOULD ALLOW FOR A DEDICATED CRIMINALIST TO FOCUS SOLELY ON THE TESTING AND ANALYSIS OF EVIDENCE ASSOCIATED WITH VIOLENT CRIME COLD CASES.  IN TURN, THIS WOULD INCREASE THE CAPACITY TO ADDRESS THESE CASES AND EXPAND OUR CAPABILITIES TO SOLVE AND PROSECUTE THESE CASES.   THE DA’S OFFICE, IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ALLIED AGENCIES, HAS IDENTIFIED SUSPECTS USING FORENSIC GENETIC GENEALOGY AND HAS SUCCESSFULLY PROSECUTED FOUR CASES.  IN ADDITION, WE CURRENTLY HAVE TWO ACTIVE PROSECUTIONS WHERE THE SUSPECTS WERE IDENTIFIED BY FORENSIC GENETIC GENEALOGY.  THE FIRST SUCCESSFULLY PROSECUTED CASE INVOLVED THE NOTORIOUS RAPIST AND SERIAL KILLER JOSEPH DEANGELO, ALSO KNOWN AS THE “GOLDEN STATE KILLER.”  THIS CASE WAS PROSECUTED IN SACRAMENTO COUNTY IN COLLABORATION WITH FIVE OTHER COUNTIES.  WHILE THE DA’S OFFICE HAS HAD SOME SUCCESS SOLVING VIOLENT CRIME COLD CASES, WE HAVE MANY CASES LEFT TO SOLVE AND WILL DEMONSTRATE THE NEED FOR ADDITIONAL RESOURCES TO ACCOMPLISH THIS GOAL.   THE TEAM CURRENTLY CONSISTS OF THREE PROJECT GROUPS: GENEALOGY, INVESTIGATIVE, AND PROSECUTION.  THE TEAM SEEKS TO ADD A FOURTH PROJECT GROUP: FORENSIC ANALYSIS.  AN EXPERIENCED CRIMINALIST FROM THE DA’S LABORATORY OF FORENSIC SERVICES WOULD BE DEDICATED TO OBTAINING DNA STR PROFILES FROM PRESERVED ITEMS OF EVIDENCE AND REFERENCE SAMPLES.  ALL PROFILES WOULD BE UPLOADED TO PURSUE MATCH LEADS AND FAMILIAL SEARCHES.  WHERE NO MATCHES OCCUR, THE TEAM WILL DEVELOP GENOME PROFILES TO PURSUE FORENSIC GENETIC GENEALOGY.  THE MISSION WILL BE TO DEVELOP SINGLE NUCLEOTIDE POLYMORPHISMS PROFILES OR FULL GENOME SEQUENCING FROM EVIDENCE SAMPLES AND PURSUE FORENSIC GENETIC GENEALOGY TO IDENTIFY THOSE RESPONSIBLE, ELIMINATE THE INNOCENT, AND SEEK PROSECUTION OF THE OFFENDERS WHERE THE EVIDENCE WARRANTS IT AND BRING JUSTICE TO VICTIMS LONG OVERDUE TO RECEIVE IT.

IN 2013, BLM CALIFORNIA AND THE SACRAMENTO SHERIFFS OFFICE (SSO) SIGNED AN ASSISTANCE AGREEMENT TOESTABLISH A WILD HORSE PROGRAM (WHP) THAT OFFERS SADDLE TRAINING AND ADOPTION OF WILD HORSES AT THE RIOCOSUMNES CORRECTIONAL CENTER (RCCC) IN ELK GROVE, CALIFORNIA. RCCC IS THE FIRST BLM PARTNERSHIPWITH A COUNTY JAIL.THE WHP AT RCCC IS A PART OF THE SSO REENTRY SERVICES UNIT. REENTRY SERVICES PROVIDES IN-CUSTODY ANDPOST-RELEASE REHABILITATION FOR INCARCERATED ADULTS. REENTRY SERVICES IMPLEMENTS AN INNOVATIVE APPROACHTO REHABILITATION BY PROVIDING EVIDENCE-BASED TREATMENT, EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS TO THEINCARCERATED POPULATION. THE PROGRAM AIMS TO ENSURE A SUCCESSFUL TRANSITION FROM INCARCERATION TO THECOMMUNITY BY PROVIDING EFFECTIVE PROGRAMMING TO PARTICIPANTS APPLICABLE TO A CAREFULLY CONSTRUCTEDREENTRY PLAN BASED ON ASSESSED CRIMINOGENIC NEEDS.THE HORSES PLACED INTO THE RCCC WHP FROM BLM CORRALS RECEIVE VALUABLE TRAINING FROM THE INCARCERATEDPARTICIPANTS WHO ARE LEARNING HOW TO GENTLE AND TRAIN WILD HORSES UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF AN EXPERIENCEDHORSE TRAINER. THIS TRAINING HELPS TO ACHIEVE THE BLMS GOAL OF ADOPTING HORSES THAT ARE REMOVED FROM THERANGE AND THEIR PLACEMENT INTO PRIVATE CARE.THROUGH EXPERIENCE WITH ADOPTIONS, IT HAS BEEN LEARNED THAT THE PUBLIC GENERALLY PREFERS TO ADOPT ANIMALSTHAT HAVE RECEIVED SOME LEVEL OF TRAINING, INCLUDING, AT A MINIMUM, HALTER TRAINING.THE SADDLE-TRAINED HORSES FROM RCCC HAVE BEEN ADOPTED INTO PRIVATE CARE, AS WELL AS PLACED INTO SERVICEIN MOUNTED PATROL UNITS WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES, INCLUDING THE SACRAMENTO POLICE DEPARTMENT, SANJOAQUIN SHERIFFS OFFICE, BOULDER CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT, ANAHEIM POLICE DEPARTMENT, BORDER PATROL,AND NATIONAL PARKS DEPARTMENT.INCARCERATED PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS LEARN LIFE SKILLS SUCH AS PATIENCE, RESPONSIBILITY, HUMILITY, AND PRIDE INTHEIR WORK WHILE GENTLING THE WILD HORSES FOR ADOPTION. PROGRAMS SUCH AS THIS REDUCE THE RATE OFRECIDIVISM WHILE PROVIDING VOCATIONAL SKILLS FOR THE PROGRAM GRADUATES.

SACRAMENTO COUNTY PROBATION DEPARTMENT (PROBATION) PROPOSES TO UTILIZE ITS FISCAL YEAR (FY) 2024 JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT (JAG) TO CONTINUE FUNDING OFFICER(S) IN THE VIOLENT OFFENDER UNIT (VOU) WITHIN PROBATIONS JUVENILE COURT SERVICES DIVISION. THE VOU WAS CREATED IN FY 2001 UTILIZING JAG-RELATED FUNDING, AND IS STAFFED WITH DEPUTY PROBATION OFFICERS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE INVESTIGATION, PROCESSING AND OVERSIGHT OF SPECIALIZED CASELOADS INVOLVING EXTREMELY VIOLENT OFFENSES (E.G. HOMICIDE, RAPE, ROBBERY AND AGGRAVATED ASSAULT). THE OFFICERS ASSIGNED TO THE VOU ARE SOME OF THE MORE EXPERIENCED OFFICERS WITHIN THE JUVENILE COURT SERVICES DIVISION.

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COSUMNES RIVER PRESERVE INTERPRETATION AND VISITOR EXPERIENCE INITIATIVE

TRUNKED RADIO SYSTEM

SEWAGE UTILITY SERVICES FOR VA SACRAMENTO MEDICAL CENTER AND MCCELLAN OPC FOR FY20 (12 MONTHS).

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TREE PERMIT - FLORIN CREEK FLOOD RISK

IGF::OT::IGF CRP BJELLAND GGS PROJECT CEQA&PERMITS

COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO RENEW CLETS SVC (SDO) FY21 FOR 6 DEVICES AND 36 ACCOUNTS AT THE SACRAMENTO DISTRICT OFFICE

TITLE: COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO/ CLETS/ CJIS APPLICATIONS/SDO REQUESTOR: GRACIELA P VIDALES POP DATES: 10/01/2025 TO 09/30/2026 FUND TO DATE: 09/30/2026

TITLE: COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO/ CLETS/ CJIS APPLICATIONS/SDO REQUESTOR: GRACIELA PADILLA VIDALES POP DATES: 10/01/2024 TO 09/30/2025 FUND TO DATE: 09/30/2024

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CONNECTIVITY TO CLETS SYSTEM

COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO/ CLETS/ CJIS APPLICATIONS/SDO

[ZBRA ID# CJIS0038] THIS COST INCLUDES A CJIS DATA ACCESS FEE, $0.00; CLETS MESSAGE SWITCH FEE, $100.00; COUNTY EXTRANET PORTAL FEE, 4 DEVICES $20.00 EACH = $80.00; AND FOR TECHNICAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT FEE FOR ONE HOUR AT $145.00. ADDITIONAL WE

THIS COST INCLUDES A CJIS DATA ACCESS FEE, $0.00; CLETS MESSAGE SWITCH FEE, $100.00; COUNTY EXTRANET PORTAL FEE, 4 DEVICES $20.00 EACH = $80.00; AND FOR TECHNICAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT FEE FOR ONE HOUR AT $145.00. IGF::CL,CT::IGF

COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO/ CLETS/ CJIS APPLICATIONS/ SDO

THIS COST INCLUDES A CJIS DATA ACCESS FEE, $0.00; CLETS MESSAGE SWITCH FEE, $100.00; COUNTY EXTRANET PORTAL FEE, 4 DEVICES $20.00 EACH = $80.00; AND FOR TECHNICAL ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT FEE FOR ONE HOUR AT $140.00. IGF::CL,CT::IGF

CONNECTIVITY TO CLETS SYSTEM CAN ONLY BE ACCESSED THROUGH THE SACRAMENTO COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT. IT IS ACCESSED IN THE SACRAMENTO FIELD OFFICE ON COMPUTERS LOCATED IN THE OPERATIONS CENTER AND SEVERAL SQUAD WORK AREAS. THE SACRAMENTO JUSTICE PORT

ACCESS TO SACRAMENTO COUNTY SHERIFF OFFICE DATABASE IGF::CL::IGF

COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO/ CLETS/ CJIS APPLICATIONS/ SDO ***SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY OF FUNDS***

COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO RENEW CLETS SVC (SDO) FY20 RENEW ACCESS TO THE STATE/LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT TELECOMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS (CLETS / CJIS) PERIOD 10/1/19-9/30/20

IGF::OT::IGF - S1D: RENEW CLETS SVC (SDO) FY17 PERIOD OF SERVICE: 10/1/16 - 9/30/17

IGF::OT::IGF - S1D: RENEW CLETS&CJIS SVC SDO FY16 PERIOD OF COVERAGE: 10/1/15-9/30/16

SOFTWARE LICENSING WITH THE COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO

IGF::CT::IGF - S1D: COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO RENEW CLETS SVC (SDO) FY19 POP: 10/1/18-9/30/19

IGF::OT::IGF - S1D: RENEW CLETS SVC (SDO) FY18 PERIOD OF SERVICE: 10/1/17 - 9/30/18

IGF::OT::IGF COUNTY FEE FOR SOFTWARE LICENSING

IGF::OT::IGF - ACCESS TO COUNTY DATABASE

IGF::OT::IGF ACCESS TO CLETS LAW ENFORCEMENT DATA BASE

IGF::OT::IGF::CLETS LAW ENFORCEMENT DATA BASE

IGF::OT::IGF ACCESS TO CLETS LAW ENFORCEMENT DATA BASE

FY16 CHRI SACRAMENTO CA IGF::CL::IGF

ORDER FOR SEWER UTILITY SERVICES FOR MCCLELLAN OPC FOR AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER

IGF::OT::IGF INSTALLATION OF CELL PHONE BOOSTER IN SUPPORT OF DR-4240 CALIFORNIA

EXPERT WITNESS SERVICES - MEDICAL EXAMINER

IGF::CT::IGF::SACRAMENTO COUNTY CLETS DATA BASE

ORDER FOR THE PAYMENT OF WATER UTILITY BILLS TO THE COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO FOR AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER

CRIMINAL RECORD HISTORY INFORMATION - THIS IS NOT A NEW CONTRACT AWARD. IN ACCORDANCE WITH EXECUTIVE ORDER 13869, DATED APRIL 24, 2019, THIS CONTRACT HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED FROM THE NBIB TO THE DCSA. THE ORIGINAL CONTRACT NUMBER IS 24362018D116.

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