# DHE Partners ALPR Survey A one-page survey (`DHE Partners ALPR Survey January.pdf`) circulated by **DHE Partners** — jointly with [[Houston HIDTA]], the DEA National License Plate Program, and [[New Jersey Statewide Networked ALPR Program (NJ SNAP)|NJ SNAP]] — to build a directory of law-enforcement ALPR coordinators nationally. It is the external solicitation that Arkansas's ASP answered by designating a point of contact. ## How it appears in the corpus The survey states its purpose: > *"DHE, along with the Houston HIDTA, the Drug Enforcement Administration National License Plate Program and New Jersey's State Police's Statewide Networked ALPR Program (NJ SNAP) are looking to collect contact information for law enforcement ALPR coordinators that manage ALPR resources; training, policy, deployment, servers"* (Tier-1 corpus, `DHE Partners ALPR Survey January.pdf`, p. 1). It targets *"federal, state, regional and larger municipal agencies… to include tribal and territorial law enforcement"* (same, p. 1). [[Dennis Overton|Lt. Overton]] responded for Arkansas via the *"ALPR Point of Contact for Arkansas"* email ([[ALPR Point of Contact for Arkansas — Statewide Coordination]]). ## Stakeholders - **DHE Partners** (survey intake `[email protected]`) — sponsor; the "NHAC.ORG" domain suggests a national HIDTA-adjacent host (not further identified in the record). - [[Houston HIDTA]], DEA National License Plate Program, [[New Jersey Statewide Networked ALPR Program (NJ SNAP)|NJ SNAP]] — co-sponsors. - [[Arkansas State Police]] / [[Dennis Overton]] — Arkansas respondent. ## Timeline - **2025-01-17** — Overton emails the survey as Arkansas's ALPR point of contact. ## Notes The survey frames ALPR coordination as a per-jurisdiction "coordinator" function spanning "training, policy, deployment, servers" — the same functions Overton performs across this production. It is the documentary origin of the statewide-coordination framing in [[T006 - ASP ALPR Oversight Disclaimer vs Statewide Coordination Role|T006]]. The precise identity of "DHE Partners" / NHAC.ORG is an open research question.