Award Information
Description of original award (Fiscal Year 2010, $99,960)
The National Motor Vehicle Title Information System (NMVTIS) was created under the Anti Car Theft Act of 1992 to deter trafficking in stolen vehicles by strengthening law enforcement against auto theft (Title I), combating automobile title fraud (Title II), preventing chop shop"-related thefts (Title III), and inspecting exports for stolen vehicles (Title IV). In 1996, the Anti Car Theft Act was revised, and the responsibility for this system was transferred to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). NMVTIS was designed to allow the titling agency to instantly and reliably verify the information on the paper title with the electronic data from the state that issued the title. In addition, the system provides law enforcement with a tool to assist in reducing auto theft and vehicle title-related crimes. Where implemented, NMVTIS has already produced results, including time and cost savings, reductions in consumer wait time, decreases in motor vehicle thefts, improved recovery rate of stolen vehicles, increased ability to identify cloned vehicles prior to title issuance, and improved investigative abilities.
This solicitation seeks to provide support for all states in establishing daily or real-time updates to NMVTIS and inquiries into a web-based NMVTIS application for verification purposes.
States may use funds for any purpose furthering the goals established in this solicitation, including establishing secure Internet connectivity for NMVTIS inquiry purposes, implementing daily or real-time batch upload processes, training staff in inquiry processes and procedures, improving data quality, hardware, software, technical support, staff overtime, etc.
The District of Columbia, Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) will utilize the FY 2010 NMVTIS funds to develop and implement a data-extraction method for an initial batch and daily uploads of title and brand information into NMVTIS and to modify their current system (DESTINY) to allow online real-time verification and data sharing with NMVTIS. The DC DMV will obtain personnel and contract services to enhance the DESTINY system to provide title and brand data to NMVTIS. They will also provide an integrated online verification and update solution with NMVTIS.
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