Gage County supervisors debate keeping paid JDS eCitation system versus cheaper alternatives
Supervisors and law enforcement discussed delays and costs in rolling out Justice Data Solutions (JDS) eCitation software, weighing an already‑purchased five‑year JDS module (estimated $37,250) against lower‑cost options such as Trax/Mach. The board agreed to convene a small working group to evaluate options and contact JDS about contract flexibility.
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Gage County supervisors spent a substantial portion of their Nov. 26 meeting discussing the county's rollout of electronic citation (eCitation) software and whether to stay with a Justice Data Solutions (JDS) module the county has already purchased or switch to a lower‑cost alternative.
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