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Membership Group Photo Directory SEARCH The National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics 7311 Greenhaven Drive, Suite 145 • Sacramento, California 95831 (916) 392-2550 • fax: (916) 392-8440 • internet: www.search.org Membership Group Photo Directory for internal use only ver. July 2005 Alabama Arkansas Appointment Pending Lieutenant Frank Higginbotham Commander Alabama Department of California Public Safety Mr. Nick L. Dedier Jr. Director, Criminal Justice Information Services Division California Department of Justice No photo available Alaska Mr. David Schade Director Division of Statewide Services Alaska Department of Public Safety Alternate Member Mr. Gary K. Cooper Colorado Arizona Appointment Pending Ms. Georgene M. Ramming Chief of Staff Connecticut Criminal Justice Support Division Mr. Theron A. “Terry” Schnure Arizona Department of Assistant Director Public Safety Policy Development and Planning Division Connecticut Office of Policy and Management Member, Board of Directors Alternate Member Mr. Mike Timmerman Page 2 Delaware Hawaii Captain Elizabeth E. Ms. Liane Moriyama “Betsy” Shamany Administrator Director Hawaii Criminal Justice State Bureau of Identification Data Center Delaware State Police Department of the Attorney General Member, Board of Directors Idaho Mr. Robert Taylor Manager, Support Services Idaho State Police Alternate Member Ms. Renee Rigby District of Columbia Appointment Pending Illinois Florida Colonel Kenneth A. Bouche Deputy Director Ms. Donna M. Uzzell Information and Technology Director Command Division Criminal Justice Information Services Illinois State Police Florida Department of Law Enforcement Member, Board of Directors Indiana Georgia Captain Jimmie Durnil Records Division Mr. Paul C. Heppner Indiana State Police Deputy Director Georgia Crime Information Center Georgia Bureau of Investigation Member, Board of Directors Page 3 Iowa Louisiana Mr. Steven R. Conlon Mr. Carle L. Jackson Assistant Director Director Division of Criminal Louisiana Sentencing Commission Investigation State Criminal Justice Policy Advisor Iowa Department of Louisiana Commission on Public Safety Law Enforcement and Administration of Criminal Justice Kansas Maine Mr. Kirk Thompson Appointment Pending Assistant Director Information Services Division Maryland Kansas Bureau of Investigation Mr. Leigh B. Middleditch Chief Information Officer Office of the Governor Kentucky Major Alecia Webb- Edgington Deputy Executive Director Operations & Prevention Massachusetts Initiatives Mr. Barry J. LaCroix Kentucky Office of Homeland Executive Director Security Massachusetts Criminal History Systems Board Member, Board of Directors Member, Board of Directors Alternate Member Alternate Member Lt. Keith Peercy Lt. Brad Bates Alternate Member Ms. Tracy Varano Page 4 Michigan Montana Ms. Diane Sherman Mr. Steve Tesinsky Director Administrator Criminal Justice Information Information Technology Services Division Center Montana Department of Justice Michigan State Police No photo available Member, Board of Directors Nebraska Lt. John J. Shelton Minnesota Commander Mr. Michael Campion Criminal Intelligence Division Commissioner Nebraska State Patrol Minnesota Department of Public Safety Alternate Member Alternate Member Mr. Scott McFall Mr. Robert Johnson Nevada Mississippi Major Bob Wideman Mr. Curtis Bass Chief Division Director Records & Technology Division Central Repository Nevada Department of Public Safety Crime Information Center Mississippi Department of Public Safety Missouri Appointment Pending Alternate Member Ms. Suzie Carrillo Page 5 New Hampshire New York Mr. Jeffrey Kellett Mr. Daniel M. Foro Administrator, State Police Criminal History Repository Deputy Commissioner New Hampshire Department of Public Safety New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services No photo available New Jersey Captain Marshall Brown Executive Officer North Carolina Identification and Information Technology Section Mr. Jerry Ratley New Jersey State Police Assistant Director Special Operations Division State Bureau of Investigation North Carolina Department of Justice No photo available New Mexico Inspector Jose A. Ramirez North Dakota Assistant Director New Mexico Law Enforcement Ms. Judy Volk Academy Criminal Records/ID Manager Department of Public Safety Office of Attorney General New Mexico State Police No photo available Ohio Mr. John E. Monce Jr. Superintendent Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation Office of the Attorney General Alternate Member Dr. Mike Mier Page 6 Oklahoma Rhode Island Mr. Rusty Featherstone Major Joseph R. Miech Division Director Administrative Services Division Information Services Division Rhode Island State Police Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation South Carolina Major Carlotta Stackhouse Assistant Director, CJIS South Carolina Law Enforcement Division No photo available Alternate Member Ms. Linda DeArman South Dakota Oregon Mr. Delton Tipton Appointment Pending Manager Law Enforcement Pennsylvania Telecommunications System Ms. Linda Ronsenberg South Dakota Bureau of Director Information Technology Office of Criminal Justice System Improvements Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency Tennessee Member, Board of Directors Mr. Brad Truitt Assistant Director Information Systems Division Puerto Rico Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Mr. Roberto Martínez Administrative Director CJIS Division Puerto Rico Department of Justice Page 7 Texas Washington Mr. Mike Lesko Captain Glenn M. Cramer Deputy Administrator Assistant Chief Crime Records Service Technical Services Bureau Texas Department of Washington State Patrol Public Safety Member, Board of Directors Utah West Virginia Ms. Jennifer Hemenway Colonel David S. Lemmon Sr. UCJIS Program Manager, Superintendent, West Virginia State Police Governor’s Office Utah Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice No photo available Vermont Mr. Francis X. “Paco” Aumand III Director Alternate Member Criminal Justice Services Lt. Tom Barrick Vermont Department of Public Safety Wisconsin Mr. David Steingraber Executive Director Wisconsin Office of Chair, Board of Directors Justice Assistance Virgin Islands Appointment Pending Virginia Lt. Thomas W. Turner Assistant Records Officer Criminal Justice Information Services Virginia State Police Alternate Member Vice Chair, Board of Directors Mr. Gerry Coleman Page 8 Wyoming At-Large Mr. Jim Wilson Professor Kent Markus Deputy Director, CJIS Capital University Law School, Wyoming Division of Criminal Ohio Investigation Member, Board of Directors At-Large At-Large Dr. Alfred Blumstein Mr. Gordon J. Wasserman J. Erik Jonsson Professor Consultant Urban Systems and Operations Philadelphia, Pennsylvania H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management Carnegie-Mellon University, Pennsylvania Member, Board of Directors At-Large At-Large Dr. Hugh M. Collins Mr. Robert Wessels Judicial Administrator County Criminal Court Manager Supreme Court of Louisiana Criminal Courts at Law Harris County Court Administrator’s Office, Texas Member, Board of Directors At-Large Member Emeritus Dr. Charles M. Friel Professor George B. Trubow Distinguished Professor (ret.) Criminal Justice Center Director Sam Houston State University, Center for Information Technology Texas and Privacy Law The John Marshall Law School, Illinois Member, Board of Directors Page 9 .
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