Zachary Quarles

Experienced ACJIS Compliance Specialist/Instructor with comprehensive knowledge of federal and state mandates related to the Arizona Criminal Justice Information System (ACJIS). Responsible for overseeing compliance with regulations governing criminal justice information sharing, including conducting statewide operational audits, criminal history reporting reviews, and security compliance inspections. Coordinate user agency network access for critical systems such as ACJIS, NCIC, UCR/NIBRS, NCJ, and N-DEX, ensuring that all agencies adhere to stringent security protocols and legal requirements.

In addition to compliance oversight, serve as an instructor responsible for the development, coordination, execution, and evaluation of statewide training programs. Plan, organize, and deliver specialized instruction to criminal justice agency personnel, educating them on the proper transfer of criminal history information, system security protocols, and compliance with legal and regulatory standards. Work closely with various criminal justice agencies to enhance their understanding and implementation of ACJIS and related systems, promoting effective information sharing and safeguarding the integrity of criminal justice data. Demonstrated expertise in assessing and addressing system access issues, maintaining up-to-date knowledge of changing policies, and delivering impactful training to ensure consistent statewide compliance and operational efficiency.

• Passionate and dedicated Paraprofessional and Technology Teacher with hands-on experience developing and delivering engaging K–5 technology curriculum. Skilled in educating young learners on the responsible use of computers, devices, and digital tools while integrating hands-on activities to support critical thinking, collaboration, and digital literacy. Proven ability to create inclusive, student-centered learning environments by reinforcing lesson plans, modeling positive behavior, and providing individualized support. Adept at setting up and maintaining classroom technology, organizing instructional materials, and promoting a safe, structured atmosphere. Strong collaborator with certified staff, contributing to lesson planning, progress monitoring, and effective behavior management strategies. Committed to fostering academic growth, digital competency, and social development in early learners.

• Trained at the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office Detention Academy, gaining hands-on experience in law enforcement procedures, detention operations, and safety protocols. Assigned to the Phoenix Police Property Bureau, where I assisted in firearm identification and inventory management. Demonstrated attention to detail, strong organizational skills, and an understanding of law enforcement protocols related to property handling and weapon identification.

Dedicated and highly detail-oriented MCSO Fingerprint Technician responsible for accurately capturing and processing fingerprint data of inmates, ensuring all information is entered into the Arizona Statewide Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AZAFIS) without error. Recognizing the critical role this data plays in maintaining public safety, I consistently performed my duties with the utmost precision, safeguarding against the potential risks associated with incorrect or delayed data entry, such as wrongful releases or safety breaches for both officers and the public.

In addition to fingerprinting, I played a key role in performing quality control checks to ensure data integrity and compliance with federal, state, and local laws and regulations. I worked closely with security and compliance teams to ensure that all fingerprinting procedures adhered to established Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), reducing the risk of errors and maintaining operational efficiency.

Utilizing the MCSO Jail Management System (JMS), I accurately tracked and documented inmate records, facilitating seamless coordination with law enforcement agencies. My efforts in maintaining organized and up-to-date records contributed significantly to the operational flow of the facility and the legal accuracy of inmate processing.

My ability to balance the logistical and operational aspects of my role contributed to a more efficient working environment.

Furthermore, I assisted in training and mentoring junior technicians, providing guidance on proper fingerprinting techniques, system use, and best practices to ensure high-quality work across the department. By fostering a collaborative team atmosphere, I helped elevate the overall quality and accuracy of our fingerprint processing efforts, ensuring that all inmates’ information was accurately documented and accessible when needed.