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Yuba County approves PACE scheduling software for sheriff's office
Summary
The Board approved a $16,645 purchase of PACE scheduling software to improve workforce management for the Yuba County Sheriff's Office, including installation, integration, training and ongoing support.
The Yuba County Board of Supervisors on April 8 approved a service agreement and associated budget request of $16,645 to purchase the PACE scheduling application for the Sheriff's Office.
Brandon Spear from the sheriff's office told the board the software will enhance workforce management by automating scheduling, improving staffing compliance, reducing administrative workload, providing real-time data for decision-making, and offering technical support and cybersecurity updates.
The board received the presentation, had no substantive objections on the record, and approved the agreement by roll-call vote. Staff said the purchase includes software installation, user training and ongoing support to ensure implementation.
The software purchase was presented as an operational investment to improve scheduling efficiency and maintain compliance with staffing requirements.
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