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IES Overview May 09, 2011 Investigative and Enforcement Services

Who is IES?

Investigative and Enforcement Services (IES) is a component of USDA which is responsible for investigations and enforcement of alleged violations relating to animals and plants under APHIS jurisdiction.

Who is IES?

IES helps the animal and agricultural industries achieve compliance with APHIS regulations.
Compliance is accomplished through comprehensive investigations, sound enforcement, and strong educational efforts.

IES Mission IES contributes to the overall APHIS mission, the protection of American agriculture, by:

Investigating alleged violations of APHIS-related Federal laws and regulations;

Maintaining investigative case records;

Coordinating efforts throughout APHIS, USDA, and cooperating agencies to resolve violations of agricultural health laws;

Establishing a centralized enforcement resource system;

Gathering and sharing information on violations and violators; and Training APHIS inspectors to collect evidence for possible investigations.

IES Customers IES provides support for six major program areas within APHIS:

Plant Protection and Quarantine (PPQ) International Services (IS) Veterinary Services (VS) Animal Care (AC) Biotechnology Regulatory Services (BRS) Wildlife Services (WS)

IES also supports:

US Department of Homeland Security’s Customs and Border Protection.

State Cooperators Other Federal, State, and local regulatory or law enforcement agencies; and Members of the general public and other individuals both internal and external to IES, who make inquiries for information regarding APHIS Regulations.

IES Administrators Managing the investigation of alleged violations of APHIS-related Federal laws and regulations;

Tracking enforcement actions taken against violators; and Providing ad hoc reports on violators and violations.

ITEMS

IES Weekly Activity Report System

IES Tracking system is called the Investigation Tracking and Enforcement Management System (ITEMS).

This is a web based system which supports the management of investigations and enforcement actions.

Violation discovery Final judgment and stipulation

Workstation

Windows Internet Explorer browser Application/Production Server - Windows 2003 Standard

Apache Tomcat 6.0.

Apache Web server.

Siteminder.

JDK 1.6.0.17

Database Server - IBM AIX P6 /Linux AS4.0

Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 Cognos Server - Windows 2003 Standard

IES Weekly Activity Report System Used to track the number of hours logged in each activity, per investigator, per case.

Lotus Domino database (for the user interface) that has Visual Basic code in it.

Data is transferred to an Oracle 9i (9.2.0.6) database.

The Oracle data is used by Crystal Reports and ArcView and ArcMap.

Future Tasks

Maintain the existing database
New Development

Integrate Weekly Activity Report System with ITEMS.

Interface with other USDA and Federal agencies (i.e., DHS/ITDS-ACE, ePermits, SNICAS, IRS/TECS, etc.)

GIS Integration Audit Tracking

Please hold questions to the end.

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