Council seeks CCR update; clerk's TurboCourt replacement "SimplyGov" expected in December
Council member Robert Parkinson urged a comprehensive-community-response briefing on domestic-violence system changes and asked the sheriff's DV sergeant, State Attorney Office staff, and the clerk's office to present. A participant identified the TurboCourt replacement as "SimplyGov," which was said to be operational in December and to consolidate petition data.
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At the meeting Robert Parkinson, committee member, recommended a November presentation on the comprehensive community response (CCR) model the council helped create about six years ago to improve the domestic-violence system. Parkinson urged invitations to Sergeant Tara Shute of the sheriff's DV unit, Will Warmke of the State Attorney's Office, and a clerk-of-court representative to describe recent technology and enforcement training changes and to explain the clerk's new filing system.
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