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Police department completes major software upgrade; council asks about e-bike sidewalk rules

City Council, Junction City · November 18, 2025
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Summary

Chief Patel said a major CAD/RMS software upgrade went live and staff are troubleshooting data migration; councilors asked about sidewalk use of fast e-bikes and the chief suggested road use for high-speed devices and further research on statutes and local rules.

Chief Patel reported that the police department went live with a comprehensive software upgrade for CAD, RMS and property/evidence management. Staff completed three days of training and the system went live on Friday; Patel said data migration created some issues and the department expects a few more weeks to work out bugs and ensure reporting continuity.

The chief said the new system will allow sector-level data reporting for community meetings and will produce more regionalized crime and activity statistics once migration is complete. Background checks for two candidates are advancing and remain on schedule.

Councilors asked whether fast electric bikes (e-bikes) should be allowed on sidewalks. Chief Patel said high-speed devices may need to be treated like motorcycles and use the roadway; he suggested waiting for statutes and further research but said enforcement could reflect device speed and operation.

No formal votes were taken. Staff will continue to work through software issues and monitor policy implications for mobility devices.