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Police chief lays out five priorities including CJIS audit, evidence management and cameras
Summary
At the Feb. 3 meeting the Police Chief presented five top priorities: address the CJIS audit, inventory property received, link evidence to case files, dispose of electronic equipment, and purchase body and car cameras.
After committee motions on staffing and equipment, the Police Chief provided the committee with what he described as the top priorities for the department. He listed five items: 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 received the list as part of the Police Chief's report, which the committee accepted earlier in the meeting. The transcript does not include further discussion about timelines, funding sources for cameras, or a schedule for addressing the CJIS audit findings.
