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Police report covers web-based officer feedback system funded by state grant
Summary
The Willard police department presented a web-based officer-feedback system supported by a state grant with an initial cost cap of about $5,298; councilors expressed concern about covering future subscription costs if grants lapse.
A police department representative reported on a web-based feedback system for tracking officer behavior, saying the system is supported initially through a state grant and the city’s initial cost cap is about $5,298. Council members raised questions about long-term subscription costs after the grant ends and whether the city could cover ongoing fees.
No final funding decision or contract award was made at the meeting. Councilors asked staff to clarify subscription commitments and whether future offerings could be covered if grant support is unavailable.
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