The purpose of this award to the indiana supreme court is to secure funding to rewrite the electronic citation and warning system (ecws) central repository that was developed in 2007 and is housed…

The Indiana Supreme Court was awarded a $268,981 Project Grant from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration's Commercial Driver's License Program Implementation (CDLPI) Grant program. The purpose of this award is to fund two key initiatives:

1. Rewrite the Electronic Citation and Warning System (ECWS) central repository that is housed in Indiana's Court Information Technology Extranet (INCITE) system.

2. Rewrite the integration software connecting Indiana's Court Case Management System Odyssey to the Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles (BMV) Tracking and Record Support (STARS) system through middleware in INCITE. This system processes over 16,000 court abstracts to the BMV each week, which are then shared with the Commercial Driver's License Information System (CDLIS).

The award period runs from September 1, 2024 through September 30, 2028, with the goal of enhancing Indiana's court technology infrastructure and improving data exchange related to commercial driver's licenses.

The purpose of this award to the indiana supreme court is to secure funding to rewrite the electronic citation and warning system (ecws) central repository that was developed in 2007 and is housed in indianas court information technology extranet (incite) system. In addition, the judiciary courts of the state of indiana is requesting funding to rewrite the integration software connecting indianas court case management system odyssey to the indiana bureau of motor vehicles (BMV) system tracking and record support (STARS) system through middleware in incite, an application that processes over 16,000 abstracts from the courts to the BMW each week. STARS, in turn, shares this information with the commercial drivers license information system (cdlis).