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The California
CLETS Users Group is open to all law enforcement and criminal justice
agencies. In 1983 DOJ fostered a users group, following CLETS
Advisory Board guidelines, in order to create a forum for law
enforcement and criminal justice agencies to communicate to DOJ, provide
CLETS training, news, and updates. This group, also served to
provide a means for ideas, problems, and solutions to be funneled back
for better policy management of CLETS.
While we now have a different name than the original organization, our
purpose and goals remain the same: Foster communication, provide
training, and maintain a high level of standards for the users of CLETS.
There are
training meetings in
each of our three chapters -
North,
Central,
South
- conducted quarterly. In
addition, CCUG prepares a
Training & Technology Seminar
that provides an opportunity to receive a various training courses that
may have been missed throughout the year, along with, along with new
training subjects to keep each year valuable for our membership.
As this is a statewide function, this also provides the
perfect forum for networking with your peers throughout the state, meet
the Executive and Chapter board members, and voice any new ideas,
trends, and issues related to CLETS.
CCUG is primarily
made up of people who work in records, dispatch, training, and IT who
work with CLETS or are responsible for the technical or training aspects
related to CLETS. CCUG is comprised of both sworn and civilian, and our members are from all levels from
new employees to experienced dispatchers, leads, trainers, and managers.
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