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Police chief outlines priorities: CJIS audit, evidence inventory and body cameras

Finance, Personnel & Safety Committee · February 3, 2026
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Summary

Following acceptance of the Police Chief's report, the Chief listed top priorities including addressing a CJIS audit, inventorying property, organizing evidence files, disposing of electronic equipment and purchasing body/car cameras.

After the committee accepted the Police Chief's report, the Police Chief provided the committee with five top priorities: address the Criminal Justice Information Systems (CJIS) audit; inventory property received; organize and link evidence to case files; dispose of electronic equipment; and purchase body and car cameras. The committee recorded acceptance of the Chief's report earlier in the minutes.

The transcript does not include budget figures, procurement timelines, or vendor information for equipment purchases. Committee members did not record detailed discussion of each priority in the minutes; the list serves as a briefing for subsequent administrative follow-up.