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2. ARIZONA FARE FARE is a Series of Initiatives to: –Enforce Compliance with Court Orders & Law –Enhance Customer Service –Increase Revenues –Improve Consistency & Uniformity In Case Processing –Increase Efficiencies

3. ARIZONA FARE FARE uses a local/state/private partnership, an integrated data network and a data warehouse structure to increase the enforcement of court orders. Results can be tracked by increases in restitution and revenue collected.

4. Revenue Summary  Total statewide filings increased 4.5% while court revenue increased 62.7% from FY ‘01 to FY ’06 .

5. Additional Monies Collected Above $70 Million Benchmark 1989 14,357,8001998 97,782,700 1990 25,359,8001999 109,348,800 1991 39,430,2002000 115,971,800 1992 40,446,6002001 128,580,500 1993 34,377,8002002 145,686,000 1994 42,860,3002003 160,018,700 1995 49,626,9002004 182,214,800 1996 64,810,2002005 214,160,300 199777,280,7002006 253,174,300 Total Revenues Collected over $70 Million $ 1,791,288,200

6. CMS

7. FARE No pay or appear Pay by Web/IVR Credit or Debit card Reminder Notice Payment to court

8. POST DISPOSITION PROCESSING – FAIL TO APPEAR / PAY FARE Disposition and new amount due sent to FARE Suspension to MVD Notice to defendant

9. BACKLOG CASES TO SPECIAL COLLECTIONS CMS FARE TIP System MVD for TTEAP Court Refers to TIP $35 Delinquency Fee

10. ARIZONA FARE Police to Local Court Local Court to State Court Data Warehouse State Warehouse to Private Vendor Vendor to Dept of Revenue Vendor to MVD

11. ARIZONA FARE FARE creates an integrated data network. This network may be used for many purposes FARE produces a revenue source which could fund this or other projects.

12. AJIN Foundational Infrastructure Leveraged Networks –County/City –DES, DPS, DOR, MVD Email Intranet Collaboration Internet –Portal –Info Access Local Access

13. Judicial Info Service DPS MVD DES Media Public Courts DORIRS E-Govt

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