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Shelby County's interagency justice dashboard aims to speed ticket processing and host spring —safe surrender— clinic
Summary
General Sessions Court Clerk Tammy Sawyer told commissioners the interagency justice operations (IJOE) dashboard will improve data sharing, reduce intake-to-release bottlenecks and allow electronic upload of Tennessee Highway Patrol tickets by March; partners plan a spring 2026 safe-surrender warrant clinic for nonviolent misdemeanants.
Tammy Sawyer, Shelby County general sessions court clerk, presented the Interagency Justice Operations work group and a new IJOE dashboard to commissioners on March 4. Sawyer said the group was created to end operational silos across courts, the sheriff's office, pretrial services and Shelby County ITS, and that the dashboard is intended to provide cross-agency transparency and better operational coordination.
Sawyer highlighted several operational outcomes from the IJOE effort: reduced intake-to-release bottlenecks, digitized flow from arrest to bail using the Justice Enterprise system, and planned integration with Tennessee's Titan electronic ticketing so Highway Patrol tickets will be…
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