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Garden City council approves Peregrine Technologies contract for police data integration
Summary
Council approved a resolution to buy a Peregrine Technologies customer-order form for the police department after negotiated contract language including an 80/20 payment split; the police chief told council other local agencies report strong experience with the vendor.
City counsel and staff presented a customer-order form and amended contract with Peregrine Technologies to consolidate police data sources and enable searchable records and analysis. City counsel said the contract had been amended to address concerns including a non-appropriation clause and that the vendor agreed to an "80/20" payment split tied to implementation. "My understanding from the police department is this contract and this software and this license is required just to get us up to standards," counsel said.
Chief Dominy (police) told council agencies across the Treasure Valley use Peregrine and that his outreach to other departments produced positive feedback: "I've contacted each of the departments that inquired about their service with Peregrine, and it's been nothing but stellar," he said. Council moved and approved the resolution after a roll-call vote.
Actions: Resolution 12-56-26 (Peregrine Technologies customer-order form) was moved and seconded and passed by roll call; staff said the vendor will perform integration work and that the city will withhold the final 20% payment until implementation criteria are met (implementation period up to 90 days was discussed).
