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Council authorizes up to $736,560 for police access to state CJIS system over three years
Summary
The council approved a user agreement between the Birmingham Police Department and the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) Criminal Justice Information System, authorizing up to $736,560 in payments split across three fiscal years to maintain BPD access to ALEA’s CJIS services.
The Birmingham City Council on Oct. 21 authorized the mayor and police chief to sign a user agreement giving the Birmingham Police Department access to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS). The council approved funding of up to $736,560 total spread over three fiscal years.
The agreement…
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