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Police Chief outlines five top priorities, including CJS audit and body cameras
Summary
The Police Chief presented five priorities to the Finance Committee Feb. 3: address the Criminal Justice Information Systems (CJS) audit; inventory property received; link evidence to case files; dispose of electronic equipment; and purchase body and car cameras.
After brief department reporting, the Police Chief provided the committee with a prioritized list of needs for the department. The clerk recorded the list in the minutes as: 1) Address Criminal Justice Information Systems (CJS) Audit; 2) Inventory Property Received; 3) Organize and link Evidence to Case Files; 4) Dispose of Electronic Equipment; and 5) Purchase Body/Car Cameras.
The minutes present the list as the Chief's stated priorities but provide no additional detail on timing, estimated costs, or the Chief's name. Committee members accepted the Police Chief's report earlier in the meeting on a motion recorded as carried; follow-up on these priorities is an administrative task for the department.
