Sheriff says Tyler public-safety software implementation on track; jail cutover targeted for April
Sheriff and the implementation team told the Board that the Tyler Technologies public-safety system is in testing, remains on budget, and has staged go-live dates: jail migration in April and dispatch/mobile/RMS in early June, with legacy data retained and contingency plans for fallback.
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Sheriff Furlong and implementation lead Jerome Tashban updated the Board on the countywide implementation of a new Tyler public-safety records and dispatch system intended to replace Tiburon. Jerome described the scope as citywide, involving the sheriff's office, courts, fire, IT, the district attorney and external vendors; he said testing was underway and staff were actively importing data to identify and correct issues.
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