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Police push for modern records management system to reduce manual work and improve reporting
Summary
Wausau police said their current records management product (Central Square Superion suite, implemented 2018) is dated and requires manual data entry to meet incident-based reporting; the department flagged a 2028 replacement planning window and estimated the city's share could be an additional $40,000to $50,000 per year.
A police records official told the CIP committee the department's records management and evidence systems are aging and increasingly time-consuming to use for modern incident-based reporting. The current product is part of a consortium implementation with Marathon County and CCIT and was implemented in 2018; the presenter said the software was originally developed earlier in the decade and has limited native…
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