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SRPD adopts Axon Standards and expands training after independent auditor review; chief details pursuit and use-of-force improvements
Summary
Police Chief John Kriegen told the subcommittee SRPD will migrate to Axon Standards for force and complaint tracking, has added two full-time training officers to standardize instruction, and is reviewing pursuit and PIT training options amid auditor recommendations
The Santa Rosa Police Department presented its response to five recommendations from the independent police auditor (OIR), describing new data tools, training changes and pursuit-review commitments.
Chief John Kriegen said the department reviewed 62 personnel investigations for calendar-year 2024 and that the auditor's scope now includes use-of-force incidents and vehicle pursuits. Kriegen said the department logged roughly 24,000 hours of training in 2024.
To improve review and analysis, SRPD is migrating from its legacy system (IA Pro) to Axon Standards, which Kriegen said will better integrate body-worn and fleet camera video, support analytic searches and standardize…
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