Acronyms Flashcards
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ACTION
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Addressing Crime Trends In Our Neighborhood
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ADP
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Assignment Differential Pay
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AFIS
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Automated Fingerprint Identification System
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ANSEC
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Analytical Section
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AOST
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Advanced Officer Skills Training
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ARMOR
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All Hazard Regional Multi-Agency Operations and Response
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BPO
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Blanket Purchase Order
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CAD
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Computer Aided Dispatch System
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CATS
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Criminal Apprehension Team
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CCOCME
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Clark County Office of the Coroner/Medical Examiner
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CCW
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Carrying Concealed Weapon
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CFTEP
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Corrections Field Training and Evaluation Program
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CFTO
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Corrections Field Training Officer
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CHRI
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Criminal History Record Information
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CIRT
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Critical Incident Review Team
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CIT
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Crisis Intervention Team
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CIU
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Central Intelligence Unit
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CIS
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Criminal Intelligence Section or Criminal Investigations Section (IAB)
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CJIS
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Criminal Justice Information Systems
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CLETS
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California Law Enforcement Telecommunications System
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COP
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Community Oriented Policing
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CSI
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Crime Scene Investigation
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CTAG
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Counter Terrorism Analysis Group
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DAS
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Document Archive System
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DIMS
Digital Image Management System
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DOC
Deployment Operations Center
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EVOC
Emergency Vehicle Operations Course
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FAC
Fiscal Affairs Committee
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FACT
Force Analysis and Compliance Team is a part of the Office of Internal Oversight and Constitutional Policing Section and EIIP is a section with the Internal Affairs Bureau. FACT has the responsibility of reviewing each, and every use of force report authored by employees of our agency. They review the reports for many reasons, the first, being the ability to track emerging force related trends, both positive and negative, in our actual use of force incidents. Part of this review also ensures that the reports are accurate and well written accounts of what took place based on the standards outlined in the law and our internal policy/procedures.
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FACTS
Facility Analysis of Correctional Trend, System-Wide: These meetings are geared towards Command and Supervisory staff but are open for all to attend. FACTS meetings are held approximately every 5 weeks within DSD and include all DSD Lieutenants, DSD Captains, the Deputy Chief of DSD, and invited guests, ie CIRT, legal counsel, etc. The main focus of these meetings is to address timely issues, pertinent to DSD, and to have open discussion regarding those issues.
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FIT
Force Investigation Team
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FTEP
Field Training and Evaluation Program
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FTO
Field Training Officer
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FTTU
Firearms Training and Tactics Unit
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HIDTA
High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area
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HSST
Homeland Security Saturation Team
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ICAC
Internet Crimes Against Children
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ICP
Incident Command Post
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ICR
Incident Crime Report
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III
Interstate Identification Index
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IPOF
Injured Police Officers Fund
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LEA
Law Enforcement Agency
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LEO
Law Enforcement Officer
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LNOK
Legal Next of Kin
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MAC and CQI
Medical Audit Committee and Continuous Quality Improvement. MAC and CQI Committee at DSD for inmate related medical care. MAC discusses the monthly medical outcomes and specifics on trends. CQI discusses quality control measures, drills, infectious disease testing, discharge planning outcomes, etc.
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MACTAC
Multi-Assault Counter Terrorism Action Capabilities
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Material Group
NIGP Codes utilized to break down commodities and services in numerical format.
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MCP
Major Case Protocol
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MCT
Mobile Computer Terminals
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MDT
Mobile Data Terminals
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MMAC
Metro Multi-Cultural Advisory Committee
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MVNB
Major Violators Narcotics Bureau
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MVP
Metro Volunteer Program
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NCIC
National Crime Information Center (FBI)
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NCJIS
Nevada Criminal Justice Information System (NV DPS)
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N-DEx
Law Enforcement National Data Exchange (FBI)
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NGI
Next Generation Identification (FBI)
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NLETS
National Law Enforcement Telecommunications System
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NRS
Nevada Revised Statutes
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OCE
Office of Community Engagement
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OIS
Officer Involved Shooting
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PAC
Personnel Assignment Change
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PAN
Personnel Action Notice
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PAR
Purchase Adjustment Request
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PEAP
Police Employee Assistance Program
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PMDC
Premier MDC Premier Mobile Data Computer
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PO
Purchase Order
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POI
Person of Interest
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POST
Police Officer Standards and Training
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PPA
Police Protective Association
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PPACE
Police Protective Association Civilian Employees
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PR
Purchase Requisition
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R.A.D.I.O.
This committee was formed to build a transparency of what is done inside the Clark County Detention Center’s (CCDC) facility with our community so that they may have a better understanding of how CCDC fits into the criminal justice system. The mission of R.A.D.I.O. Is to educate the community and communicate the safe operations, programs offered, and overall well-being of those individuals in the custody CCDC.
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RECAP
Rebuilding Every Community Around Peace- a coalition of partners that include law enforcement, faith-based community leaders, and businesses to promote peace and nonviolence.
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RFI
Request for Information
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RFP
Request for Proposal
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ROP
Repeat Offenders Program
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SAP
Systems, Applications and Products in Data Processing (software)
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SCOPE
Shared Computer Operations for Protection and Enforcement
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SERT
Special Emergency Response Team
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SIS
Special Investigations Section
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TAC
Terminal Agency Coordinator (CJIS)
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TASS
Technical and Surveillance Squad
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TDY
Temporary Duty Assignments
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TIN
Tax ID Number
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TOS
Technical Operations Section
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TVAC
Technology and Vehicle Allocation Committee
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VCB
Vehicle Collision Board
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VCI
Violent Crime Initiative
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WVS
Wanted Vehicle System
