The Morrison County Board authorized renewal of the County Attorney’s five-year master Joint Powers Agreement with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) for access to the Criminal Justice Data Communications Network (CJDN) and related court data services. This agreement, SWIFT Contract Number 287816, governs use of state and federal criminal justice systems, FBI-NCIC, and optional court data tools, and requires the County Attorney to maintain strict security, audit, and training practices for all users and any vendors interfacing with these systems. Although this is an administrative renewal rather than a competitive bid, it confirms that Morrison County is continuing and potentially expanding its use of criminal justice information systems over the next five years.Vendors offering CJIS-compliant case management, integration, security, audit logging, and background screening services have a window to engage with the County Attorney’s Office about implementation support, user training, system interfaces, and policy updates aligned to the renewed JPA obligations.

JPA includes Court Data Services Subscriber Amendment, CJDN access for multiple city attorneys, and requirements around vendor screening, audits, and transaction logging.