Trinity County officials warn CJIS reporting gaps could jeopardize grants
County staff told the Commissioners Court on April 14 that Trinity County’s CJIS reporting completeness is below the 90% threshold required for some grants (reported around 85–87%), risking Senate Bill 22 funds and two grant applications unless offices log cases promptly; staff said clerks and prosecutors are working to close a backlog within days.
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Trinity County officials told the Commissioners Court on April 14 that the county’s completeness for the Department of Public Safety’s Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) reporting is below the 90% threshold required to qualify for certain grants, putting some funding at risk.
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