Программа Federal Rap Back в Вирджинии превысила 56 тысяч участников за первый год работы

The Virginia State Police announced that its Federal Rap Back Program has now exceeded 56,915 enrollments one year into its implementation. The program provides continuous, real-time monitoring of enrolled individuals’ criminal history records, eliminating the need for periodic fingerprint background checks. So far, the continuous checks have provided 269 Rap Back Notifications. Rap Back was mandated by the Virginia General Assembly and is open to school divisions as well as other authorized agencies. Recommended Videos “Real-time updates provide our partners with critical information, while at the same time, not adding to their administrative burden,” said Captain Julia Gunderson, Commander of the Virginia State Police Criminal Justice Information Division. “It allows both VSP and partner agencies to protect the vulnerable by providing clear information about those tasked with their care.” Criminal Justice Agencies may register staff members at no cost. Notifications of any criminal history updates will be sent to the designated contact on the agency’s account. All other eligible agencies will complete an initial enrollment that requires a mandatory State and Federal background check costing $27, plus a $12 first-year enrollment fee, for a total of $39. Each subsequent year costs $12. Entities wishing to participate can visit the VSP website for onboarding instructions and eligibility information.