Public Safety Technology Solutions

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Modernizing more than the application

Public safety modernization involves more than replacing software. Agencies need to account for different user populations, existing records, connected systems, security requirements, public access, and the operational support needed after launch.

01 People

Public users, agency staff, administrators, and authorized justice partners may need different levels of access to the same system.

02 Applications and Workflows

Registration, licensing, criminal history, training, reporting, and related processes need to work together without adding unnecessary steps for users.

03 Data and Integrations

Modern systems often need to preserve existing records, connect with external systems, exchange data securely, and maintain reliable audit histories.

04 Secure Operations

Authentication, permissions, monitoring, backups, accessibility, availability, maintenance, and support remain part of the system after implementation.

Public safety systems built for operational use

Cloud-Based Sex Offender Registry

Microassist’s cloud-based Sex Offender Registry supports the registration lifecycle, including secure law enforcement access, public search, reporting, notifications, administrative workflows, and ongoing system support.

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RTL-Connect

RTL-Connect is a modular, web-based platform for registration, licensing, training, and related workflows. It supports applicant intake, credentialing, renewal tracking, administrative dashboards, secure access, and audit logging.

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Computerized Criminal History

Microassist has developed criminal history systems that support secure access to criminal history information, fingerprint-system integration, Rap Back functionality, and tiered access for authorized justice and public safety users.

View the DPS Crime Records Case Study →

Security, compliance, and architecture

Public safety systems cannot treat security and compliance as features added at the end of development. They affect identity, permissions, hosting, logging, data handling, interfaces, operations, and support.

CJIS Compliant

Microassist develops and operates public safety systems in environments that meet applicable CJIS Security Policy requirements.

TX-RAMP Compliant

Microassist’s public safety system operates in a verified TX-RAMP compliant environment.

Authentication and access control

Role-based access, secure authentication, and administrative controls help ensure users can reach the information and functions appropriate to their responsibilities.

Logging and auditability

System activity can be logged to support operational review, accountability, troubleshooting, and security requirements.

Accessible interfaces

Accessibility is addressed during system design for public-facing services and agency interfaces, including applicable WCAG, TAC 206/213, and Section 508 requirements.

Reliable operations

Hosting, monitoring, backup, maintenance, and technical support are treated as part of the system lifecycle, not separate after-launch concerns.

Microassist can support a public safety system from initial development through ongoing operations.

Develop and modernize

Design new systems, replace aging applications, and improve existing workflows.

Implement and migrate

Configure applications, integrate connected systems, and move existing data into the new environment.

Train and launch

Prepare administrators, agency users, and other audiences through classroom training, e-learning, documentation, and support resources.

Host and maintain

Operate secure cloud environments, monitor applications, maintain systems, and manage updates.

Support users and agencies

Provide Tier 1 through Tier 3 technical and customer support for applications, administrators, agency staff, and other authorized users.

Adapt and improve

Support enhancements, regulatory changes, workflow updates, integrations, and new operational requirements as the system evolves.

Evidence from deployed systems

Microassist public safety systems support statewide programs, public access, and secure agency operations.

8 million public requests per month

Supported through the public-facing registry system.

1,697 local agencies

Participating agencies supported by the statewide system.

99.5% or better SLA

Availability commitment based on the applicable service-level agreement.

Discuss your public safety system

Modernizing an existing system or planning a new one? Talk with us about your requirements, procurement path, implementation, hosting, training, and ongoing support.

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