The virginia state police (VSP) will use funding to purchase 18 livescan units to be installed in courthouses, police departments, and sheriffs offices throughout the commonwealth to improve the…

The Department of Justice Office of Justice Programs Sex Offender Sentencing awarded the Virginia State Police $309,936 on March 1, 2026, under the Support for Adam Walsh Act Implementation Grant Program (CFDA 16.750) to purchase and install 18 LiveScan units in courthouses, police departments, and sheriffs' offices throughout Virginia. The units will provide fingerprint-based sex offender registration and automated electronic processing of offender record updates, including names, addresses, employers, schools, and vehicle information, integrated into the Virginia State Police's Integrated Multi-Modal Biometrics System and Virginia Sex Offender Management System. The award runs through February 28, 2029, with place of performance in North Chesterfield, Virginia.

The virginia state police (VSP) will use funding to purchase 18 livescan units to be installed in courthouses, police departments, and sheriffs offices throughout the commonwealth to improve the communication and transfer of SEX offender information. These livescan units will provide fingerprint-based SEX offender registration and offender record updates, including names, addresses, employers, schools, and vehicles. The livescan units will provide this information in an automated electronic process as part of the vsps integrated multi-modal biometrics system and virginia SEX offender management system.