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ISP Statistical Analysis- June, 2021 Processing Data- CCL, FOID, and NICS


Molly B.

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Thanks to "D" for the following stats:

With the release of the June, 2021 processing activity, attached are two analysis of data provided on the ISP Statistics Web page (https://isp.illinois.gov/Foid/Statistics)

·  FOID/ CCL backlog Analysis

·  Items (Calculations/ Data anomalies) noted on the ISP Statistics Web Site

·  National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) Illinois State Police data analysis

A summary of the backlog activity is:

Analysis for
Jun, 2021

New Aps /  Trans Received

Processed

Estimated Backlog

Current Month

Prior Month

% Change

Current Month

Prior Month

% Change

Current Month

Prior Month

% Change

FOID New Apps

  12,794

 12,742

0.4

  24,145

  24,076

0.3

    88,286

    99,637

(11.4)

FOID Renewal Apps

  13,961

 11,669

19.6

  12,871

  13,523

(4.8)

    56,704

    55,614

2.0

CCL New Apps

    4,142

    4,884

(15.2)

    8,170

    8,576

(4.7)

    20,337

    22,941

(11.4)

CCL Renewal Apps

             -

             -

-

             -

             -

-

               -

               -

-

FTIPS Transactions

  35,019

 36,664

(4.5)

  35,019

  36,664

(4.5)

               -

               -

-

Portfolio

  65,916

 65,959

(0.1)

  80,205

  82,839

(3.2)

  165,327

  178,192

(7.2)

 

In an effort to reconcile the backlog calculated in the analysis and what the ISP calculates, and occasionally publishes as a backlog, a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request was submitted to the ISP relating to the backlogs. The ISP responded noting that the total FOID backlog (open processing greater than 30 days since receipt) of 165,534 as of April, 30, 2021. In the analysis, the total calculated backlog is 168,409 as of April 30, 2021. ISP did not break the backlog between New and Renewal applications. As the difference of 2,875 is just 1.71%  of the calculated backlog, the difference can be viewed as immaterial and a validation of the backlog calculation methodology. Until the ISP can break out the backlog between new and renewal applications, due to the immaterial nature of the difference, an adjustment will not be made to the backlog in this analysis.

 

Average Processing Time

Days (and hours) to process were not available for the month of June, 2021. Changes between May, 2021 and June 2021 are:

 

Jul, 2021

May, 2021

Difference

% Change

New FOID application Average Processing Time (Days)

        188.95

              206.84

       (17.89)

                   (8.65)

Renewal FOID application Average Processing Time (Days)

        143.85

              218.20

       (74.35)

                (34.07)

New Non-Fingerprint CCL Average Processing Time (Days)

        143.74

              152.10

         (8.36)

                   (5.50)

New Fingerprint CCL Average Processing Time (Days)

        131.79

              182.63

       (50.84)

                (27.84)

FTIP Average Processing Time (Hours)

          23.30

                13.00

         10.30

                  79.23

 

National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) Illinois State Police data analysis

Included is an analysis of ISP related NICS data. A summary of activity:

 

Current Month

NICS Analysis for
Jun-2021

IL Only

All NICS

IL as a % of All NICS

Prior Month

998,326

3,206,589

31.13

Current Month

      764,884

3,042,379

25.14

Current Month YTD

  6,050,704

22,062,728

27.43

YTD Prior Year (Jun-2020)

  3,878,025

  18,992,625

         20.42

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12 minutes ago, Roger Z said:

Is it possible the May, 2021 numbers for New Non-Fingerprint CCL vs New Fingerprint CCL are reversed?  The Average Processing Time chart seems to indicate it takes about 30 days longer to process an application if fingerprints are submitted.

 

 

During that month, I think the numbers are correct . . .

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4 hours ago, Roger Z said:

Is it possible the May, 2021 numbers for New Non-Fingerprint CCL vs New Fingerprint CCL are reversed?  The Average Processing Time chart seems to indicate it takes about 30 days longer to process an application if fingerprints are submitted.

 

In May is was 30 days longer. In June it was 12 days shorter. I've seen a graph of those numbers somewhere. Fingerprints did take longer.

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3 minutes ago, Euler said:

 

In May is was 30 days longer. In June it was 12 days shorter. I've seen a graph of those numbers somewhere. Fingerprints did take longer.

So in typical Illinois fashion, it worked exactly opposite the way it was supposed to work - fingerprinting was supposed to speed up the application processing.

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My FOID renewal is somewhere near 470 days.  Not a single inquiry or email has been returned.  It's funny that they had no delay whatsoever excepting the payment immediately.  Isn't that considered FRAUD when you pay for a product and service and you don't receive?

 

So when I see these stats claiming ~200 days, all I can say is that's total BS.

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