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CTUIR gains access to federal criminal databases for stricter background checks
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CTUIR gains access to federal criminal databases for stricter background checks
MISSION — The Department of Justice is granting the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR) direct access to federal criminal databases, allowing the tribe to conduct stricter background checks for personnel working with children. The expansion gives the tribe’s education and family services departments access to FBI-maintained criminal history records. The fingerprint-based checks will be required for employees, volunteer…
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